Bridge the Telegram chat service to ROS2. Send messages, images, locations to and from ROS2
mkdir -p ~/dev_ws/src
cd ~/dev_ws/src
git clone https://github.com/LoyVanBeek/instant_messaging_interfaces.git
git clone https://github.com/LoyVanBeek/telegram_ros2.gitGet a Telegram API token via https://core.telegram.org/bots#6-botfather
The token can be put in the config/example_param.launch:
$EDITOR config/example_param.launchand save your token instead of the dummy example token (nope, the example one is not valid, you really need your own)
cd ~/dev_ws # or cd .., whatever floats your goat.
colcon build # --symlink-install # TIL this is possible, for those wanting to hack on this
ros2 launch telegram_ros2 telegram_bridge.launch.pyNow, chat with your bot via Telegram.
It'll report you need to first send a /start command (ince this bot can currently only talk to 1 person at a time)
So, enter /start and start chatting.
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Receiving messages from Telegram:
ros2 topic echo /message_to_ros -
Receiving images from Telegram:
ros2 topic echo /image_to_rosor rather look at images withrqt -
Receiving location from Telegram:
ros2 topic echo /location_to_ros -
Sending a message to Telegram:
ros2 topic pub --once /message_from_ros std_msgs/msg/String data:\ \'Hello\'\ -
Sending a location to Telegram:
ros2 topic pub --once /location_from_ros sensor_msgs/msg/NavSatFixor also userqt -
Images are sent to Telegram via publishing them to
/image_from_ros, so you can remap your camera feed for example.