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Introducing TelegraphConnector - the Nuget package that makes it easy to communicate with the Telegra.ph API for enabling the Telegram instant view for a HTML, Markdown or text files. With this package, you can easily create and publish web pages using resources from Telegra.ph, giving you access to a wide range of features and functionality.
Whether you want to publish articles, or share multimedia content, TelegraphConnector makes it simple and straightforward to do so. Simply install the package, create or authenticate with your Telegra.ph account, and start building your web page for use in the Telegram instant view feature.
With easy-to-use methods and comprehensive documentation, TelegraphConnector is the perfect choice for anyone looking to utilize the power of Telegra.ph.
To install TelegraphConnector, run the following command in the Package Manager Console:
Install-Package TelegraphConnector
Or use the dotnet cli:
dotnet add package TelegraphConnector
First, Create an account using the Authenticate method. Then, use the various methods provided by the package to create and publish your web pages.
using TelegraphConnector.Types;
using TelegraphConnector.Services;
// Create an account
Account account = Account.Create("My Name", "My Full Name", "https://github.com/MarcosCostaDev/TelegraphConnector");
// AccountService is used for accessing the Telegraph API
AccountService accountService = new AccountService();
// Every service returns a TelegraphResponse that contains a
// Result property with the object listed in the types TelegraphConnector.Types
// Accordingly with the service called.
// The object that represents your account will be in "response.Result"
TelegraphResponse<Account> response = await accountService.CreateAccountAsync(account);After create your account, keep the response.Result.AccessToken in a save place. The AccessToken will be useful for the other methods.
// Create a text node that is used for writing a single text in your page
Node helloWorldText = Node.CreateTextNode("Hello World");
// Initiate a array of nodes, you can send multiple notes to create and edit a page in the telegaph
Node[] nodes = new Node[] {
Node.CreateParagraph(helloWorldText)
};
// use your account object received in the 'Create an Account' section
// the 'true' value here will return the entire object represented your page when you call the Page Service
Page page = Page.Create(account, "Hello World Page", nodes, true);
// Initialize a Page Service that will manage your pages in the telegraph
PageService pageService = new PageService();
// Create a page in the Telegraph.
TelegraphResponse<Page> createdPage = await pageService.CreatePageAsync(account.AccessToken, page);Enhance your Telegra.ph experience with TelegraphConnector.Parses - the extension for TelegraphConnector that allows you to import HTML and Markdown files for use within the TelegraphConnector package.
With this extension, you can easily incorporate external content into your web page, giving you even more flexibility and control. Simply install the extension, authenticate with your Telegra.ph account, and start importing your files.
Whether you want to incorporate existing content or create something new, TelegraphConnector.Parse makes it easy to do so. With its easy-to-use methods and comprehensive documentation, TelegraphConnector.Parse is a must-have for anyone using TelegraphConnector.
To install TelegraphConnector.Parses, run the following command in the Package Manager Console:
Install-Package TelegraphConnector.Parses
Or use the dotnet cli:
dotnet add package TelegraphConnector.Parses
using TelegraphConnector.Parses;
using TelegraphConnector.Services;
using TelegraphConnector.Types;
string html = @"
<html>
<head>
</head>
<body>
<p class='some-class' data-id='123'>Hello World!</p>
</body>
</html>
";
// Get the nodes based on html text
Node[] nodes = TelegraphHtml.Parse(html).ToArray();
// use your account object received in the 'Create an Account' section
// the 'true' value here will return the entire object represented your page when you call the Page Service
Page page = Page.Create(account, "Hello World Page", nodes, true);
// Initialize a Page Service that will manage your pages in the telegraph
PageService pageService = new PageService();
// Create a page in the Telegraph.
TelegraphResponse<Page> createdPage = await pageService.CreatePageAsync(account.AccessToken, page); using TelegraphConnector.Parses;
using TelegraphConnector.Services;
using TelegraphConnector.Types;
string markdown = @"
# Hello World
Hello World Paragraph.
";
// Get the nodes based on markdown text
Node[] nodes = TelegraphMarkdown.Parse(markdown).ToArray();
// use your account object received in the 'Create an Account' section
// the 'true' value here will return the entire object represented your page when you call the Page Service
Page page = Page.Create(account, "Hello World Page", nodes, true);
// Initialize a Page Service that will manage your pages in the telegraph
PageService pageService = new PageService();
// Create a page in the Telegraph.
TelegraphResponse<Page> createdPage = await pageService.CreatePageAsync(account.AccessToken, page);If you want to install the most recent preview versions, create a NuGet.config file and place it into your solution.
Use the path [your-solution-dir]/.nuget/nuget.Config or [your-solution-dir]/nuget.Config
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8"?>
<configuration>
<packageSources>
<!--To inherit the global NuGet package sources remove the <clear/> line below -->
<clear />
<add key="nuget" value="https://api.nuget.org/v3/index.json" />
<!-- Add this line -->
<add key="github" value="https://nuget.pkg.github.com/marcoscostadev/index.json" />
</packageSources>
</configuration>
For any questions or issues, please create an issue in this repository.