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}
impl Core {
/// Create a Core instance from configuration and start its background autofetch loop.
///
/// The provided `settings` must include:
/// - `owner` (integer): chat id to use as the default destination,
/// - `owner` (integer): default chat id to use as the owner/destination,
/// - `api_key` (string): Telegram bot API key,
/// - `api_gateway` (string): Telegram API gateway host,
/// - `pg` (string): PostgreSQL connection string,
/// - optional `proxy` (string): proxy URL for the HTTP client.
///
/// On success returns an initialized `Core` with Telegram and HTTP clients, database connection,
/// an empty running set for per-id tokens, and a spawned background task that periodically runs
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};
};
posts.clear();
Ok(format!("Posted: {posted}"))
}
/// Determine the delay until the next scheduled fetch and spawn background checks for any overdue sources.
///
/// This scans the database queue, spawns background tasks to run checks for sources whose `next_fetch`
/// is in the past (each task uses a Core clone with the appropriate owner), and computes the shortest
/// duration until the next `next_fetch`.
async fn autofetch(&self) -> Result<std::time::Duration> {
let mut delay = chrono::Duration::minutes(1);
let now = chrono::Local::now();
let queue = {
let mut conn = self.db.begin().await.stack()?;
conn.get_queue().await.stack()?
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};
Ok(reply.join("\n\n"))
}
}
impl UpdateHandler for Core {
/// Dispatches an incoming Telegram update to a matching command handler and reports handler errors to the originating chat.
///
/// This method inspects the update; if it contains a message that can be parsed as a bot command,
/// it executes the corresponding command handler. If the handler returns an error, the error text
/// is sent back to the message's chat using MarkdownV2 formatting. Unknown commands produce an erro
/// which is also reported to the chat.
async fn handle (&self, update: Update) {
if let UpdateType::Message(msg) = update.update_type
&& let Ok(cmd) = Command::try_from(msg)
{
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let words = cmd.get_args();
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Some(msg.chat.get_id()),
Some(ParseMode::MarkdownV2)
).await
{
dbg!(err2);
}
};
} // TODO: debug log for skipped updates?;
}
}
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