Hi @l5yth,
Hope you’re doing well!
I was wondering if it might make sense to consider adding a Telegram bridge at some point. I think it could be a useful addition for notifications and integrations, but of course, just sharing it as an idea for consideration 🙂
A basic Telegram bridge usually works like this:
- Create a bot using Telegram via BotFather
- Get the bot token (API key)
- Decide where messages should be sent (chat ID, group, or channel) and from what protocol (meshtastic/meshcore) and mesh channel
- Implement a small service or webhook sender:
- Send HTTP requests to Telegram Bot API (/sendMessage)
- Optionally:
- Add formatting, alerts, routing logic
- Handle incoming messages if two-way communication is needed
Simplified flow:
- System event happens
- Your service triggers a request to Telegram API
- Bot delivers the message to a chat/channel
Hi @l5yth,
Hope you’re doing well!
I was wondering if it might make sense to consider adding a Telegram bridge at some point. I think it could be a useful addition for notifications and integrations, but of course, just sharing it as an idea for consideration 🙂
A basic Telegram bridge usually works like this:
Simplified flow: