Let’s see how easy it is now to create and distribute applications.
For example, let’s take Telegram mass messaging.
BAS doesn’t have a proper module yet, so let’s write one!
We had a spec for the module, let’s just paste it into the agent and see what happens.
10 minutes of work and we get a wrapper for the Node library.
Everything is documented, and most importantly, you don’t need to create Telegram bots - you can authenticate via phone.
Here’s the module. TelegramUser.zip
Node 24 is required, so it can’t be used until the update.
Now let’s make the interface. The idea is: the first window is login, the second is sending a spintax message to all contacts.
You can also see who replied to the mailing and continue the dialog with them.
Dictate the idea to Astra (or the agent) and wait.
We get the interface.
Next, we ask the agent to upload everything to the server, enter the API key, and get a link.
The new launch system speeds up startup, saves disk space, and caches both the interface and modules.
More details at the release.
The result looks like this:
Everything is functional, and most importantly, done in half an hour with minimal effort.
You can try running it yourself, but don’t do mass messaging because of TG restrictions.
