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Creating a Program for Sending Token Information to a Telegram Group using Solana

In this article, we will walk through the steps of creating a program that fetches and sends information about specific tokens with specified details to a designated Telegram group on the Solana blockchain.

Prerequisites

• Install Node.js (version 14 or higher) if you haven’t already.

• Familiarity with TypeScript, JavaScript, and Python is required. If you’re new to these languages, we’ll provide explanations and examples for each language.

• A Solana node (e.g., Solana CLI or the Solana Terminal app) set up on your local machine.

Token Fetching

To fetch token information from Solana, we will use the solana-program library. First, install it:

npm install @solana program @types/solana

Then, create a new TypeScript file for the token fetching logic. Here’s an example code snippet to get you started:

token-fetching.ts

import * as solanaProgram from '@solana-program';
const TOKEN_INFO_URL = '
const TELEGRAM_BOT_TOKE = '';
export async function fetchTokenInfo(tokenId: string) {
  const programId = 'your-program-id'; // Replace with your Solana program ID
  const tokenProgramAddress = '
  try {
    // Fetch market data for the specified token
    const marketDataResponse = await fetchTokenInfoResponse(tokenId, programId);
    const marketData = marketDataResponse.data;
    // Extract relevant information from the market data
    const marketCap = marketData.market_cap;
    const volume = marketData.volume;
    const liquidity = marketData.liquidity;
    return {
      marketCap,
      volume,
      liquidity,
    };
  } catch ( error ) {
    console.error(error);
    return null;
  }
}
async function fetchTokenInfoResponse(tokenId: string, programId: string) {
  // Implement your Solana program to fetch token info
  const programProgramId = solanaProgram.programId.toString();
  const queryArgs = [
    market_chart?vs_currency=usd&days=30&interval=daily&market_data=true&sparkline=false,
  ];
  const response = await solanaProgram.runProgram(
    programProgramId,
    programId,
    queryArgs,
    fetchTokenInfo,
  );
  // Parse the response as JSON
  return response.data;
}
// Example usage
async function main() {
  const tokenId = 'solana';
  try {
    const info = await fetchTokenInfo(tokenId);
    if (info) {
      console.log(Market Cap: ${info.marketCap} USD);
      console.log(Volume: ${info.volume} USD);
      console.log(Liquidity: ${info.liquidity} USD);
    }
  } catch ( error ) {
    console.error(error);
  }
}
main();

Sending the Token Information to a Telegram Group

To send the token information to a designated Telegram group, you’ll need to use the @solana/solana-telegram-bot-sdk library. First, install it:

npm install @solana/solana-telegram-bot-sdk

Then, create another TypeScript file for the Telegram bot logic. Here is an example code snippet:

token-fixer.ts

“`typescript

import * as solanaProgram from ‘@solana-program’;

import { TelegramBot } from ‘@solana/solana-telegram-bot-sdk’;

const TELEGRAM_BOT_TOKE = ”;

const TELEGRAM_GROUP_ID = ‘your-telemgram-group-id’;

export async function sendTokenInfoToGroup(tokenId: string) {

const bot = new TelegramBot(

TELEGRAMM_BOT_TOKE,

{

url: ‘

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