Unable to add a command that handles web_app_daa

[mlocati]

🐞 Bug Report

Required Information

?	!
Operating system	n/a
PHP Telegram Bot version	0.81.0
PHP version	n/a
MySQL version	n/a
Update Method	Webhook
Self-signed certificate	no

RAW update (if available)

{
    "update_id": 111111111,
    "message": {
        "message_id": 222,
        "from": {
            "id": 2222222,
            "is_bot": false,
            "first_name": "FirstName",
            "last_name": "LastName",
            "username": "UserName",
            "language_code": "it"
        },
        "chat": {
            "id": 2222222,
            "first_name": "FirstName",
            "last_name": "LastName",
            "username": "UserName",
            "type": "private"
        },
        "date": 1698068479,
        "web_app_data": {
            "button_text": "Text of button used to launch the Web App",
            "data": "data receieved from the Web App"
        }
    }
}

Summary

We can launch Web Apps by using the web_app key in Keyboard or InlineKeyboard reply markups.

Web Apps can send some data back to the bot (see the JSON above).

The problem is that (AFAIK) there's no way to create a command that handles it.

• This line make it so $command_tmp contains 'Webappdata`
• This line make it so:
  • for a command implemented in a WebAppDataCommand class, the command identifier is web_app_data
  • for a command implemented in a WebappdataCommand class, the command identifier is webappdata

Because neither web_app_data nor webappdata are the same as Webappdata,we can't create a command that handles the update.

[noplanman]

I've not looked deeply into this yet, but since that data gets passed via a message, you should be able to get it inside your GenericmessageCommand class. Have you tried this?

class GenericmessageCommand extends SystemCommand
{
    public function execute(): ServerResponse
    {
        $data = $this->getMessage()?->getWebAppData()?->getData();

        // check if $data isn't null and do something with it.
    }
}

[mlocati]

That's what I'm doing right now.

But I think the code has an issue (not only for Web Apps.

If $type is not 'command', this line makes it so $command_tmp always contains a string with the first character in upper case, and all the other characters in lowercase (for example: 'web_app_data' → 'Webappdata').

But this line makes it so all the command handlers have a snake_case syntax (for example: 'WebAppDataCommand' → 'web_app_data').

That way, when $type !== 'command', we'll NEVER have a match between command names derived from messages and command classes here.