2.0.0-1

Setup local dev

Add azurite and summarize dev and deploy production workflows

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2.0.0-0

🚀 What's New

• Successfully migrated the Telegram Bot, built with the Grammy Framework in TypeScript, from Cloudflare Workers to Azure Functions.
• Integrated ngrok for local development, enabling port forwarding to a public URL for Telegram webhooks.
  Automated the process of fetching and updating the ngrok URL for the Telegram Bot API to streamline local testing.

🛠️ Development Workflow Updates

• Set up a new dev workflow with four scripts:
  • Running Azure Functions locally.
  • Managing the ngrok tunnel.
  • Setting up the webhook URL.
  • Testing Telegram Bot interactions locally.
• Leveraged Bun for scripting:
  • Runs shell commands seamlessly with TypeScript.
  • Minimal setup required; supports ESM and TypeScript natively.

🏗️ Why the Move?

• While Cloudflare Workers offered impressive performance (minimal response time and no cold starts), limitations in Node.js support made it challenging for more complex library dependencies.
• Azure Functions provide more flexibility for Node.js libraries, though with some trade-offs, like cold startup delays.

What's Changed

• feat: migrate to Azure Functions by @mildronize in #3

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1.1.0

What's Changed

• feat: stateful bot with Azure Storage Table & display markdown format by @mildronize in #1

Know Issue

• Azure Table Client cannot run on Cloudflare Worker Runtime #2

New Contributors

• @mildronize made their first contribution in #1

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1.0.0

Full Changelog: https://github.com/mildronize/grammybot/commits/1.0.0