Kogno
  • Introduction
  • Getting Started
    • Configuration
    • Starting the Server
    • Messenger Configuration
    • Telegram Configuration
    • WhatsApp Configuration
    • NLP Configuration
  • Conversation Class
  • Contexts
    • Blocks
      • before_anything
      • postback
      • deep_link
      • command
      • any_attachment
      • regular_expression
      • keyword
      • any_number
      • any_text
      • intent
      • entity
      • membership
      • recurring_notification
      • everything_else
      • after_all
    • Sub Contexts
    • Routing
    • Sequences
    • Conversational Forms
  • Replies / Notifications
    • text
    • button
    • quick_reply
    • raw
    • list
    • carousel
    • url
    • typing
    • image
    • video
    • html
    • markdown
    • contact
    • location
    • recurring_notification_request
    • messenger_generic_template
    • whatsapp_template
  • Templates
  • Models
    • User model
  • Scheduled Messages
  • Telegram Inline Query
  • Command Line
  • Global Methods
  • Internationalization
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  1. Contexts
  2. Blocks

membership

This block will be executed when the chatbot has been added or removed from a group or channel from Telegram.

membership(event=Enum(:new, :drop), &block)

Platforms

Platform
Supported

Messenger

WhatsApp

Telegram

Usage

class MainContext < Conversation

  def blocks

    membership :new do |chat|
      @reply.text "You've added me to #{chat[:title]}"
      @reply_group.text "Hello, I'm glad to be part of this #{chat[:type]}"
    end

    membership :drop do |chat|
      @reply.text "You've removed me from #{chat[:title]}"
      logger.debug_json chat, :red
    end

  end
  
end

In this block @reply_group can be called, this is a notification instance for the group or channel. @reply as always responds to the user, in this case the admin of the group/channel who added or removed the chatbot.

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