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GramJS is powerful — a full MTProto client with access to everything Telegram offers. But building a bot with it means verbose code: raw event handlers, manual command parsing, and so on

const { clientStart } = require("xzcgram");

const { bot } = await clientStart({
  apiId,
  apiHash,
  sessionType: "store", // or "string"
  loginOptions: { /* ... */ },
});

bot.command("start", async (ctx) => {
  await ctx.reply("Hello!");
});

bot.command("menu", async (ctx) => {
  await ctx.replyWithButtons("Pick one:", [
    [{ text: "Yes", data: "yes" }, { text: "No", data: "no" }],
  ]);
});

bot.action(/yes|no/, async (ctx) => {
  await ctx.answer(`You picked: ${ctx.data}`);
});

await bot.launch();

{
  "xzcgram": "latest" // "0.0.1"
}

Features: • Commands & text matchers (hears) • Inline buttons + callback queries (action) • Full media support: photos, videos, voice, stickers, polls, location, contacts, dice • String or file-based sessions — swap with one config option • No need to install or import GramJS separately

(@XzC_Infromation - @XzC_Communitiez)