Question invalid promise #20

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2016-03-30T12:34:51Z

mishachesnokov commented

2016-03-30 12:34:51 +00:00

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When using Question and typing an answer instead of tapping a button, invalid promise seems not to work.

var question = new Question()
                          .text('Pick something, do not type')
                          .answers([['1'], ['2']])
                          .to(message.chat.id);
            bot.send(question).then(message => {
                console.log('Valid Answer:', message.text);
                if (message.text == '1') {
                    console.log('1 is OK');
                } else if (message.text == '2') {
                    console.log('2 is OK');
                }
            }, message => {
                console.log('Invalid:', message.text);
            });

Do I understand it correctly: if don't tap any button and type something different then Invalid should be logged to console ?

When using Question and typing an answer instead of tapping a button, invalid promise seems not to work. ``` javascript var question = new Question() .text('Pick something, do not type') .answers([['1'], ['2']]) .to(message.chat.id); bot.send(question).then(message => { console.log('Valid Answer:', message.text); if (message.text == '1') { console.log('1 is OK'); } else if (message.text == '2') { console.log('2 is OK'); } }, message => { console.log('Invalid:', message.text); }); ``` Do I understand it correctly: if don't tap any button and type something different then Invalid should be logged to console ?

mdibaiee commented

2016-04-16 13:37:18 +00:00

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It seems you are right, there is a problem with promises, although I'm not sure about the reason.

Sadly I don't have time to put on this module right now, but pull-requests are always welcome.

It seems you are right, there is a problem with promises, although I'm not sure about the reason. Sadly I don't have time to put on this module right now, but pull-requests are always welcome.

laurynas-karvelis commented

2018-12-24 10:07:42 +00:00

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I've tried reproducing your code @mishachesnokov, all worked exactly like you intended, selecting an answer or typing whitelisted and even unsupported answer worked like your code intended.

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Reference: thereadme/node-telegram-api#20