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mod/notification-telegram: introduce $GetTelegramChatId

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@ -38,14 +38,21 @@ create your own bot:
![create new bot](notification-telegram.d/newbot.avif)
Now open a chat with your bot and start it by clicking the `START` button.
Set that token from *BotFather* (use your own!) to `TelegramTokenId`, for
now just temporarily:
Open just another chat with [GetIDs Bot](https://t.me/getidsbot), again start
with the `START` button. It will send you some information, including the
`id`, just below `You`.
:set TelegramTokenId "5214364459:AAHLwf1o7ybbKDo6pY24Kd2bZ5rjCakDXTc";
Now open a chat with your bot and start it by clicking the `START` button,
then send your first message. Any text will do. On your device run
`$GetTelegramChatId` to retrieve the chat id:
$GetTelegramChatId;
![get chat id](notification-telegram.d/getchatid.avif)
Finally edit `global-config-overlay`, add `TelegramTokenId` with the token
from *BotFather* and `TelegramChatId` with your id from *GetIDs Bot*. Then
from *BotFather* and `TelegramChatId` with your retrieved chat id. Then
reload the configuration.
> ℹ️ **Info**: Copy relevant configuration from
@ -54,9 +61,10 @@ reload the configuration.
### Notifications to a group
Sending notifications to a group is possible as well. Add your bot and the
*GetIDs Bot* to a group, then use the group's id (which starts with a dash)
for `TelegramChatId`. Then remove *GetIDs Bot* from group.
Sending notifications to a group is possible as well. Add your bot to a group
and make it an admin (required for read access!) and send a message and run
`$GetTelegramChatId` again. Then use that chat id (which starts with a dash)
for `TelegramChatId`.
Groups can enable the `Topics` feature. Use `TelegramThreadId` to send to a
specific topic in a group.