Telex exposes a very thin abstraction for dealing with all the boilerplate needed for interacting with the Telegram Bot API.
It does not offer any kind of data abstractions over the API responses. This means you need to craft your payload according to the official Telegram API documentation.
{deps, [telex]}.(telex:request "bot:token" "getMe")
#(ok
#M(#"username" #"bot_bot" #"is_bot" true #"id" 123456789
#"first_name" #"BotBot"))(telex:request "bot:token" "sendMessage" #M(chat_id 123456789 text "hola mundo"))
#(ok
#M(#"text" #"hello world" #"message_id" 86
#"from"
#M(#"username" #"bot_bot" #"is_bot" true
#"id" 525399965 #"first_name" #"BotBot")
#"date" 1517968605
#"chat"
#M(#"username" #"username" #"type" #"private"
#"last_name" #"First" #"id" 123456789
#"first_name" #"Last")))Copyright (c) 2018 Ricardo Lanziano
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