v1.0.0 beta 20

bot.go

@@ -1,41 +1,9 @@
-// Package laniakea provides a modular, extensible framework for building scalable
-// Telegram bots with support for plugins, middleware, localization, draft messages,
-// rate limiting, structured logging, and dependency injection.
-//
-// The framework is designed around a fluent API for configuration and separation of concerns:
-//
-//   - Plugins: Handle specific commands or events (e.g., /start, /help)
-//   - Middleware: Intercept and modify updates before plugins run (auth, logging, validation)
-//   - Runners: Background goroutines for cleanup, cron jobs, or monitoring
-//   - DraftProvider: Safely build and resume multi-step messages
-//   - L10n: Multi-language support via key-based translation
-//   - RateLimiter: Enforces Telegram API limits to avoid bans
-//   - Structured Logging: JSON stdout + optional file output with request-level tracing
-//   - Dependency Injection: Inject custom database contexts (e.g., *gorm.DB, *sql.DB)
-//
-// Example usage:
-//
-//	bot := laniakea.NewBot[mydb.DBContext](laniakea.LoadOptsFromEnv()).
-//		DatabaseContext(&myDB).
-//		AddUpdateType(tgapi.UpdateTypeMessage).
-//		AddPrefixes("/", "!").
-//		AddPlugins(&startPlugin, &helpPlugin).
-//		AddMiddleware(&authMiddleware, &logMiddleware).
-//		AddRunner(&cleanupRunner).
-//		AddL10n(l10n.New())
-//
-//	go bot.Run()
-//
-// All methods are thread-safe except direct field access. Use provided accessors
-// (e.g., GetDBContext, SetUpdateOffset) for safe concurrent access.
 package laniakea
 
 import (
 	"context"
 	"fmt"
-	"os"
 	"sort"
-	"strconv"
 	"strings"
 	"sync"
 	"time"
@@ -47,113 +15,6 @@ import (
 	"github.com/alitto/pond/v2"
 )
 
-// BotOpts holds configuration options for initializing a Bot.
-//
-// Values are loaded from environment variables via LoadOptsFromEnv().
-// Use NewOpts() to create a zero-value struct and set fields manually.
-type BotOpts struct {
-	// Token is the Telegram bot token (required).
-	Token string
-
-	// UpdateTypes is a semicolon-separated list of update types to listen for.
-	// Example: "message;edited_message;callback_query"
-	// Defaults to empty (Telegram will return all types).
-	UpdateTypes []string
-
-	// Debug enables debug-level logging.
-	Debug bool
-
-	// ErrorTemplate is the format string used to wrap error messages sent to users.
-	// Use "%s" to insert the actual error. Example: "❌ Error: %s"
-	ErrorTemplate string
-
-	// Prefixes is a list of command prefixes (e.g., ["/", "!"]).
-	// Defaults to ["/"] if not set via environment.
-	Prefixes []string
-
-	// LoggerBasePath is the directory where log files are written.
-	// Defaults to "./".
-	LoggerBasePath string
-
-	// UseRequestLogger enables detailed logging of all Telegram API requests.
-	UseRequestLogger bool
-
-	// WriteToFile enables writing logs to files (main.log and requests.log).
-	WriteToFile bool
-
-	// UseTestServer uses Telegram's test server (https://api.test.telegram.org).
-	UseTestServer bool
-
-	// APIUrl overrides the default Telegram API endpoint (useful for proxies or self-hosted).
-	APIUrl string
-
-	// RateLimit is the maximum number of API requests per second.
-	// Telegram allows up to 30 req/s for most bots. Defaults to 30.
-	RateLimit int
-
-	// DropRLOverflow drops incoming updates when rate limit is exceeded instead of queuing.
-	// Use this to prioritize responsiveness over reliability.
-	DropRLOverflow bool
-}
-
-// NewOpts returns a new BotOpts with zero values.
-func NewOpts() *BotOpts { return new(BotOpts) }
-
-// LoadOptsFromEnv loads BotOpts from environment variables.
-//
-// Environment variables:
-//   - TG_TOKEN: Bot token (required)
-//   - UPDATE_TYPES: semicolon-separated update types (e.g., "message;callback_query")
-//   - DEBUG: "true" to enable debug logging
-//   - ERROR_TEMPLATE: format string for error messages (e.g., "❌ %s")
-//   - PREFIXES: semicolon-separated prefixes (e.g., "/;!bot")
-//   - LOGGER_BASE_PATH: directory for log files (default: "./")
-//   - USE_REQ_LOG: "true" to enable request logging
-//   - WRITE_TO_FILE: "true" to write logs to files
-//   - USE_TEST_SERVER: "true" to use Telegram test server
-//   - API_URL: custom API endpoint
-//   - RATE_LIMIT: max requests per second (default: 30)
-//   - DROP_RL_OVERFLOW: "true" to drop updates on rate limit overflow
-//
-// Returns a populated BotOpts. If TG_TOKEN is missing, behavior is undefined.
-func LoadOptsFromEnv() *BotOpts {
-	rateLimit := 30
-	if rl := os.Getenv("RATE_LIMIT"); rl != "" {
-		if n, err := strconv.Atoi(rl); err == nil {
-			rateLimit = n
-		}
-	}
-
-	return &BotOpts{
-		Token:       os.Getenv("TG_TOKEN"),
-		UpdateTypes: strings.Split(os.Getenv("UPDATE_TYPES"), ";"),
-
-		Debug:         os.Getenv("DEBUG") == "true",
-		ErrorTemplate: os.Getenv("ERROR_TEMPLATE"),
-		Prefixes:      LoadPrefixesFromEnv(),
-
-		LoggerBasePath:   os.Getenv("LOGGER_BASE_PATH"),
-		UseRequestLogger: os.Getenv("USE_REQ_LOG") == "true",
-		WriteToFile:      os.Getenv("WRITE_TO_FILE") == "true",
-
-		UseTestServer: os.Getenv("USE_TEST_SERVER") == "true",
-		APIUrl:        os.Getenv("API_URL"),
-
-		RateLimit:      rateLimit,
-		DropRLOverflow: os.Getenv("DROP_RL_OVERFLOW") == "true",
-	}
-}
-
-// LoadPrefixesFromEnv returns the PREFIXES environment variable split by semicolon.
-// Defaults to ["/"] if not set.
-func LoadPrefixesFromEnv() []string {
-	prefixesS, exists := os.LookupEnv("PREFIXES")
-	if !exists {
-		return []string{"/"}
-	}
-	return strings.Split(prefixesS, ";")
-}
-
 // DbContext is an interface representing the application's database context.
 // It is injected into plugins and middleware via Bot.DatabaseContext().
 //
@@ -169,6 +30,10 @@ type DbContext any
 // Use Bot[NoDB] to indicate no dependency injection is required.
 type NoDB struct{ DbContext }
 
+// DbLogger is a function type that returns a slog.LoggerWriter for database logging.
+// Used to inject database-specific log output (e.g., SQL queries, ORM events).
+type DbLogger[T DbContext] func(db *T) slog.LoggerWriter
+
 // BotPayloadType defines the serialization format for callback data payloads.
 type BotPayloadType string
 
@@ -195,6 +60,7 @@ type Bot[T DbContext] struct {
 	errorTemplate string
 	username      string
 	payloadType   BotPayloadType
+	maxWorkers    int
 
 	logger        *slog.Logger                // Main bot logger (JSON stdout + optional file)
 	RequestLogger *slog.Logger                // Optional request-level API logging
@@ -254,10 +120,16 @@ func NewBot[T any](opts *BotOpts) *Bot[T] {
 		prefixes = []string{"/"}
 	}
 
+	workers := 32
+	if opts.MaxWorkers > 0 {
+		workers = opts.MaxWorkers
+	}
+
 	bot := &Bot[T]{
 		updateOffset:  0,
 		errorTemplate: "%s",
 		payloadType:   BotPayloadBase64,
+		maxWorkers:    workers,
 		updateQueue:   updateQueue,
 		api:           api,
 		uploader:      uploader,
@@ -398,34 +270,6 @@ func (bot *Bot[T]) SetDraftProvider(p *DraftProvider) *Bot[T] {
 	return bot
 }
 
-// DbLogger is a function type that returns a slog.LoggerWriter for database logging.
-// Used to inject database-specific log output (e.g., SQL queries, ORM events).
-type DbLogger[T DbContext] func(db *T) slog.LoggerWriter
-
-// AddDatabaseLoggerWriter adds a database logger writer to all loggers.
-//
-// The writer will receive logs from:
-//   - Main bot logger
-//   - Request logger (if enabled)
-//   - API and Uploader loggers
-//
-// Example:
-//
-//	bot.AddDatabaseLoggerWriter(func(db *MyDB) slog.LoggerWriter {
-//	    return db.QueryLogger()
-//	})
-func (bot *Bot[T]) AddDatabaseLoggerWriter(writer DbLogger[T]) *Bot[T] {
-	w := writer(bot.dbContext)
-	bot.logger.AddWriter(w)
-	if bot.RequestLogger != nil {
-		bot.RequestLogger.AddWriter(w)
-	}
-	for _, l := range bot.extraLoggers {
-		l.AddWriter(w)
-	}
-	return bot
-}
-
 // DatabaseContext injects a database context into the bot.
 // This context is accessible to plugins and middleware via GetDBContext().
 func (bot *Bot[T]) DatabaseContext(ctx *T) *Bot[T] {
@@ -569,13 +413,37 @@ func (bot *Bot[T]) AddL10n(l *L10n) *Bot[T] {
 	return bot
 }
 
+// AddDatabaseLoggerWriter adds a database logger writer to all loggers.
+//
+// The writer will receive logs from:
+//   - Main bot logger
+//   - Request logger (if enabled)
+//   - API and Uploader loggers
+//
+// Example:
+//
+//	bot.AddDatabaseLoggerWriter(func(db *MyDB) slog.LoggerWriter {
+//	    return db.QueryLogger()
+//	})
+func (bot *Bot[T]) AddDatabaseLoggerWriter(writer DbLogger[T]) *Bot[T] {
+	w := writer(bot.dbContext)
+	bot.logger.AddWriter(w)
+	if bot.RequestLogger != nil {
+		bot.RequestLogger.AddWriter(w)
+	}
+	for _, l := range bot.extraLoggers {
+		l.AddWriter(w)
+	}
+	return bot
+}
+
 // RunWithContext starts the bot with a given context for graceful shutdown.
 //
 // This is the main entry point for bot execution. It:
 //   - Validates required configuration (prefixes, plugins)
 //   - Starts all registered runners as background goroutines
 //   - Begins polling for updates via Telegram's GetUpdates API
-//   - Processes updates concurrently using a worker pool (16 goroutines)
+//   - Processes updates concurrently using a worker pool with size configurable via BotOpts.MaxWorkers
 //
 // The context controls graceful shutdown. When canceled, the bot:
 //   - Stops polling for new updates
@@ -636,7 +504,7 @@ func (bot *Bot[T]) RunWithContext(ctx context.Context) {
 	}()
 
 	// Start worker pool for concurrent update handling
-	pool := pond.NewPool(16)
+	pool := pond.NewPool(bot.maxWorkers)
 	for update := range bot.updateQueue {
 		u := update // capture loop variable
 		pool.Submit(func() {

bot_opts.go

@@ -0,0 +1,226 @@
+package laniakea
+
+import (
+	"os"
+	"strconv"
+	"strings"
+
+	"git.nix13.pw/scuroneko/laniakea/tgapi"
+)
+
+// BotOpts holds configuration options for initializing a Bot.
+//
+// Values are loaded from environment variables via LoadOptsFromEnv().
+// Use NewOpts() to create a zero-value struct and set fields manually.
+type BotOpts struct {
+	// Token is the Telegram bot token (required).
+	Token string
+
+	// UpdateTypes is a list of update types to listen for.
+	// Example: "["message", "edited_message", "callback_query"]"
+	// Defaults to empty (Telegram will return all types).
+	UpdateTypes []tgapi.UpdateType
+
+	// Debug enables debug-level logging.
+	Debug bool
+
+	// ErrorTemplate is the format string used to wrap error messages sent to users.
+	// Use "%s" to insert the actual error. Example: "❌ Error: %s"
+	ErrorTemplate string
+
+	// Prefixes is a list of command prefixes (e.g., ["/", "!"]).
+	// Defaults to ["/"] if not set via environment.
+	Prefixes []string
+
+	// LoggerBasePath is the directory where log files are written.
+	// Defaults to "./".
+	LoggerBasePath string
+
+	// UseRequestLogger enables detailed logging of all Telegram API requests.
+	UseRequestLogger bool
+
+	// WriteToFile enables writing logs to files (main.log and requests.log).
+	WriteToFile bool
+
+	// UseTestServer uses Telegram's test server (https://api.test.telegram.org).
+	UseTestServer bool
+
+	// APIUrl overrides the default Telegram API endpoint (useful for proxies or self-hosted).
+	APIUrl string
+
+	// RateLimit is the maximum number of API requests per second.
+	// Telegram allows up to 30 req/s for most bots. Defaults to 30.
+	RateLimit int
+
+	// DropRLOverflow drops incoming updates when rate limit is exceeded instead of queuing.
+	// Use this to prioritize responsiveness over reliability.
+	DropRLOverflow bool
+
+	// MaxWorkers is the maximum number of concurrency running update handlers.
+	MaxWorkers int
+}
+
+// LoadOptsFromEnv loads BotOpts from environment variables.
+//
+// Environment variables:
+//   - TG_TOKEN: Bot token (required)
+//   - UPDATE_TYPES: semicolon-separated update types (e.g., "message;callback_query")
+//   - DEBUG: "true" to enable debug logging
+//   - ERROR_TEMPLATE: format string for error messages (e.g., "❌ %s")
+//   - PREFIXES: semicolon-separated prefixes (e.g., "/;!bot")
+//   - LOGGER_BASE_PATH: directory for log files (default: "./")
+//   - USE_REQ_LOG: "true" to enable request logging
+//   - WRITE_TO_FILE: "true" to write logs to files
+//   - USE_TEST_SERVER: "true" to use Telegram test server
+//   - API_URL: custom API endpoint
+//   - RATE_LIMIT: max requests per second (default: 30)
+//   - DROP_RL_OVERFLOW: "true" to drop updates on rate limit overflow
+//
+// Returns a populated BotOpts. If TG_TOKEN is missing, behavior is undefined.
+func LoadOptsFromEnv() *BotOpts {
+	rateLimit := 30
+	if rl := os.Getenv("RATE_LIMIT"); rl != "" {
+		if n, err := strconv.Atoi(rl); err == nil {
+			rateLimit = n
+		}
+	}
+
+	stringUpdateTypes := strings.Split(os.Getenv("UPDATE_TYPES"), ";")
+	updateTypes := make([]tgapi.UpdateType, len(stringUpdateTypes))
+	for i, updateType := range stringUpdateTypes {
+		updateTypes[i] = tgapi.UpdateType(updateType)
+	}
+
+	return &BotOpts{
+		Token:       os.Getenv("TG_TOKEN"),
+		UpdateTypes: updateTypes,
+
+		Debug:         os.Getenv("DEBUG") == "true",
+		ErrorTemplate: os.Getenv("ERROR_TEMPLATE"),
+		Prefixes:      LoadPrefixesFromEnv(),
+
+		LoggerBasePath:   os.Getenv("LOGGER_BASE_PATH"),
+		UseRequestLogger: os.Getenv("USE_REQ_LOG") == "true",
+		WriteToFile:      os.Getenv("WRITE_TO_FILE") == "true",
+
+		UseTestServer: os.Getenv("USE_TEST_SERVER") == "true",
+		APIUrl:        os.Getenv("API_URL"),
+
+		RateLimit:      rateLimit,
+		DropRLOverflow: os.Getenv("DROP_RL_OVERFLOW") == "true",
+	}
+}
+
+// SetToken sets the Telegram bot token (required).
+func (opts *BotOpts) SetToken(token string) *BotOpts {
+	opts.Token = token
+	return opts
+}
+
+// SetUpdateTypes sets the list of update types to listen for.
+// If empty (default), Telegram will return all update types.
+// Example: opts.SetUpdateTypes("message", "callback_query")
+func (opts *BotOpts) SetUpdateTypes(types ...tgapi.UpdateType) *BotOpts {
+	opts.UpdateTypes = types
+	return opts
+}
+
+// SetDebug enables or disables debug-level logging.
+// Default is false.
+func (opts *BotOpts) SetDebug(debug bool) *BotOpts {
+	opts.Debug = debug
+	return opts
+}
+
+// SetErrorTemplate sets the format string for error messages sent to users.
+// Use "%s" to insert the actual error. Example: "❌ Error: %s"
+// If not set, defaults to "%s".
+func (opts *BotOpts) SetErrorTemplate(tpl string) *BotOpts {
+	opts.ErrorTemplate = tpl
+	return opts
+}
+
+// SetPrefixes sets the command prefixes (e.g., "/", "!").
+// If not set via environment, defaults to ["/"].
+func (opts *BotOpts) SetPrefixes(prefixes ...string) *BotOpts {
+	opts.Prefixes = prefixes
+	return opts
+}
+
+// SetLoggerBasePath sets the directory where log files are written.
+// Defaults to "./".
+func (opts *BotOpts) SetLoggerBasePath(path string) *BotOpts {
+	opts.LoggerBasePath = path
+	return opts
+}
+
+// SetUseRequestLogger enables detailed logging of all Telegram API requests.
+// Default is false.
+func (opts *BotOpts) SetUseRequestLogger(use bool) *BotOpts {
+	opts.UseRequestLogger = use
+	return opts
+}
+
+// SetWriteToFile enables writing logs to files (main.log and requests.log).
+// Default is false.
+func (opts *BotOpts) SetWriteToFile(write bool) *BotOpts {
+	opts.WriteToFile = write
+	return opts
+}
+
+// SetUseTestServer enables using Telegram's test server (https://api.telegram.org/bot<token>/test).
+// Default is false.
+func (opts *BotOpts) SetUseTestServer(use bool) *BotOpts {
+	opts.UseTestServer = use
+	return opts
+}
+
+// SetAPIUrl overrides the default Telegram API endpoint (useful for proxies or self-hosted).
+// If not set, defaults to "https://api.telegram.org".
+func (opts *BotOpts) SetAPIUrl(url string) *BotOpts {
+	opts.APIUrl = url
+	return opts
+}
+
+// SetRateLimit sets the maximum number of API requests per second.
+// Telegram allows up to 30 req/s for most bots. Defaults to 30.
+func (opts *BotOpts) SetRateLimit(limit int) *BotOpts {
+	opts.RateLimit = limit
+	return opts
+}
+
+// SetDropRLOverflow drops incoming updates when rate limit is exceeded instead of queuing.
+// Use this to prioritize responsiveness over reliability. Default is false.
+func (opts *BotOpts) SetDropRLOverflow(drop bool) *BotOpts {
+	opts.DropRLOverflow = drop
+	return opts
+}
+
+// SetMaxWorkers sets the maximum number of concurrent update handlers.
+// Must be called before NewBot, as the value is captured during bot creation.
+//
+// The optimal value depends on your bot's workload:
+//   - For I/O-bound handlers (e.g., database queries, external API calls), you may
+//     need more workers, but be mindful of downstream service limits.
+//   - For CPU-bound handlers, keep workers close to the number of CPU cores.
+//
+// Recommended starting points (adjust based on profiling and monitoring):
+//   - Small to medium bots with fast handlers: 16–32
+//   - Medium to large bots with fast handlers: 32–64
+//   - Large bots with heavy I/O: 64–128 (ensure your infrastructure can handle it)
+//
+// The default is 32. Monitor queue length and processing latency to fine-tune.
+func (opts *BotOpts) SetMaxWorkers(workers int) *BotOpts {
+	opts.MaxWorkers = workers
+	return opts
+}
+
+// LoadPrefixesFromEnv returns the PREFIXES environment variable split by semicolon.
+// Defaults to ["/"] if not set.
+func LoadPrefixesFromEnv() []string {
+	prefixesS, exists := os.LookupEnv("PREFIXES")
+	if !exists {
+		return []string{"/"}
+	}
+	return strings.Split(prefixesS, ";")
+}

cmd_generator.go

@@ -1,12 +1,3 @@
-// Package laniakea provides a framework for building Telegram bots with plugin-based
-// command registration and automatic command scope management.
-//
-// This module automatically generates and registers bot commands across different
-// chat scopes (private, group, admin) based on plugin-defined commands.
-//
-// Commands are derived from Plugin and Command structs, with optional descriptions
-// and argument formatting. Automatic registration avoids manual command setup and
-// ensures consistency across chat types.
 package laniakea
 
 import (

doc.go

@@ -0,0 +1,55 @@
+/*
+Package laniakea provides a modular, extensible framework for building scalable Telegram bots.
+
+It offers a fluent API for configuration and separates concerns through several core concepts:
+
+  - Bot: The central instance managing API communication, update processing, logging,
+    rate limiting, and dependency injection. Created via NewBot[T].
+
+  - Plugins: Organize commands and payloads into reusable units.
+    A plugin can have multiple commands and shared middlewares.
+
+  - Commands: Named bot commands with descriptions, argument validation, and
+    execution logic. Automatically registrable across different chat scopes.
+
+  - Middleware: Functions that intercept and modify updates before they reach plugins.
+    Useful for authentication, logging, validation, etc. Return false to stop processing.
+
+  - MsgContext: Provides access to the incoming update and convenient methods for
+    responding, editing, deleting, and translating messages. Includes built-in rate limiting
+    and error handling. ⚠️ MarkdownV2 methods require manual escaping via EscapeMarkdownV2().
+
+  - InlineKeyboard: A fluent builder for constructing inline keyboards with styled buttons,
+    icons, URLs, and structured callback data (JSON or Base64).
+
+  - DraftProvider: Manages ephemeral, multi-step message drafts with automatic ID generation
+    (random or linear). Drafts can be built incrementally and flushed atomically.
+
+  - L10n: Simple key-based localization system with fallback language support.
+
+  - Runners: Background goroutines for periodic tasks or one‑off initialization,
+    with configurable timeouts and async execution.
+
+  - RateLimiting & Logging: Built‑in rate limiter (respects Telegram's retry_after)
+    and structured logging (JSON stdout + optional file output) with request‑level tracing.
+
+  - Dependency Injection: Pass any custom database context (e.g., *sql.DB) to all handlers
+    via the type parameter T in Bot[T].
+
+Example usage:
+
+	bot := laniakea.NewBot[mydb.DBContext](laniakea.LoadOptsFromEnv()).
+	    DatabaseContext(&myDB).
+	    AddUpdateType(tgapi.UpdateTypeMessage).
+	    AddPrefixes("/", "!").
+	    AddPlugins(&startPlugin, &helpPlugin).
+	    AddMiddleware(&authMiddleware, &logMiddleware).
+	    AddRunner(&cleanupRunner).
+	    AddL10n(l10n.New())
+
+	bot.Run()
+
+All public methods are safe for concurrent use unless stated otherwise.
+Direct field access is not recommended; use provided accessors (e.g., GetDBContext, SetUpdateOffset).
+*/
+package laniakea

drafts.go

@@ -1,31 +1,3 @@
-// Package laniakea provides a safe, high-level interface for managing Telegram
-// message drafts using the tgapi library. It allows creating, editing, and
-// flushing drafts with automatic ID generation and optional bulk flushing.
-//
-// Drafts are designed to be ephemeral, mutable buffers that can be built up
-// incrementally and then sent as final messages. The package ensures safe
-// state management by copying entities and isolating draft contexts.
-//
-// Two draft ID generation strategies are supported:
-//   - Random: Cryptographically secure random IDs (default). Ideal for distributed systems.
-//   - Linear: Monotonically increasing IDs. Useful for persistence, debugging, or recovery.
-//
-// Example usage:
-//
-//	provider := laniakea.NewRandomDraftProvider(api)
-//
-//	draft := provider.NewDraft(tgapi.ParseModeMarkdown)
-//	draft.SetChat(-1001234567890, 0)
-//	draft.Push("*Hello*").Push(" **world**!")
-//	err := draft.Flush() // Sends message and deletes draft
-//	if err != nil {
-//	    log.Printf("Failed to send draft: %v", err)
-//	}
-//
-//	// Or flush all pending drafts at once:
-//	err = provider.FlushAll() // Sends all drafts and clears them
-//
-// Note: Drafts are NOT thread-safe. Concurrent access requires external synchronization.
 package laniakea
 
 import (

keyboard.go

@@ -1,13 +1,3 @@
-// Package laniakea provides a fluent builder system for constructing Telegram
-// inline keyboards with callback data and custom styling.
-//
-// This package supports:
-//   - Button builders with style (danger/success/primary), icons, URLs, and callbacks
-//   - Line-based keyboard layout with configurable max row size
-//   - Structured, JSON-serialized callback data for bot command routing
-//
-// Keyboard construction is stateful and builder-style: methods return the receiver
-// to enable chaining. Call Get() to finalize and retrieve the tgapi.ReplyMarkup.
 package laniakea
 
 import (

l10n.go

@@ -1,13 +1,3 @@
-// Package laniakea provides a simple, key-based localization system for
-// multi-language text translation.
-//
-// The system supports:
-//   - Multiple language entries per key (e.g., "ru", "en", "es")
-//   - Fallback language for missing translations
-//   - Key-as-fallback behavior: if a key or language is not found, returns the key itself
-//
-// This is designed for lightweight, static localization in bots or services
-// where dynamic translation services are unnecessary.
 package laniakea
 
 // DictEntry represents a single localized entry with language-to-text mappings.

msg_context.go

@@ -1,22 +1,3 @@
-// Package laniakea provides a high-level context-based API for handling Telegram
-// bot interactions, including message responses, callback queries, inline keyboards,
-// localization, and message drafting. It wraps tgapi and adds convenience methods
-// with built-in rate limiting, error handling, and i18n support.
-//
-// The core type is MsgContext, which encapsulates the state of a Telegram update
-// and provides methods to respond, edit, delete, and translate messages.
-//
-// # Markdown Safety Warning
-//
-// All methods that accept MarkdownV2 formatting (e.g., AnswerMarkdown, EditCallbackfMarkdown)
-// require that user-provided text be escaped using laniakea.EscapeMarkdownV2().
-// Failure to escape user input may result in Telegram API errors, malformed messages,
-// or security issues.
-//
-// Example:
-//
-//	text := laniakea.EscapeMarkdownV2(userInput)
-//	ctx.AnswerMarkdown("You said: " + text)
 package laniakea
 
 import (

plugins.go

@@ -1,15 +1,3 @@
-// Package laniakea provides a structured system for defining and executing
-// bot commands and payloads with middleware support, argument validation,
-// and plugin-based organization.
-//
-// The core concepts are:
-//   - Command: A named bot command with arguments, description, and executor.
-//   - Plugin: A collection of commands and payloads, with shared middlewares.
-//   - Middleware: Interceptors that can validate, modify, or block execution.
-//   - CommandArg: Type-safe argument definitions with regex validation.
-//
-// This system is designed to be used with MsgContext from the laniakea package
-// to handle Telegram bot interactions in a modular, type-safe way.
 package laniakea
 
 import (

runners.go

@@ -1,13 +1,3 @@
-// Package laniakea provides a system for managing background and one-time
-// runner functions that operate on a Bot instance, with support for
-// asynchronous execution, timeouts, and lifecycle control.
-//
-// Runners are used for periodic tasks (e.g., cleanup, stats updates) or
-// one-time initialization logic. They are executed via Bot.ExecRunners().
-//
-// Important: Runners are not thread-safe for concurrent modification.
-// Builder methods (Onetime, Async, Timeout) must be called sequentially
-// and only before Execute().
 package laniakea
 
 import (

tgapi/types.go

@@ -1,6 +1,6 @@
 package tgapi
 
-// UpdateType represents the type of an incoming update.
+// UpdateType represents the type of incoming update.
 type UpdateType string
 
 const (

utils/version.go

@@ -1,9 +1,9 @@
 package utils
 
 const (
-	VersionString = "1.0.0-beta.19"
+	VersionString = "1.0.0-beta.20"
 	VersionMajor  = 1
 	VersionMinor  = 0
 	VersionPatch  = 0
-	VersionBeta   = 19
+	VersionBeta   = 20
 )