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Telegram Payments
With the files in this folder, you can create and send invoices to your users, require their shipping details, define custom / flexible shipping methods and send a confirmation message after payment.
Enable payments for your bot
Read all about Telegram Payments and follow the setup guide here: https://core.telegram.org/bots/payments
Configuring the /payment command
First of all, as a bare minimum, you need to copy the PaymentCommand.php and PrecheckoutqueryCommand.php files in this folder to your custom commands folder.
If you want to allow flexible shipping options, you will also need to copy ShippingqueryCommand.php to your custom commands folder.
Should you want to send a message on a successful payment, you will need to copy the GenericmessageCommand.php file as well.
If you already have a GenericmessageCommand.php file, you'll need to copy the code from the execute method into your file.
Next, you will need to add the Payment Provider Token (that you received in the previous step when linking your bot), to your hook.php or manager.php config.
For hook.php:
$telegram->setCommandConfig('payment', ['payment_provider_token' => 'your_payment_provider_token_here']);
For manager.php or using a general config.php, in the config array add:
...
'commands' => [
'configs' => [
'payment' => ['payment_provider_token' => 'your_payment_provider_token_here'],
],
],
...
Now, when sending the /payment command to your bot, you should receive an invoice.
Have fun with Telegram Payments!