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Creating a decorator to explicitly mark bot's commands #15
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thank you for your great attempt ...i need some time to study, understand and test it and can you share your telegram contact so that i contact you and i am trying to make telegram group to make discussions |
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can you make readme file as seperate PR |
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This is an attempt to create and use a decorator that will explicitly mark functions that should be used as bot's commands. The decorator registers the function (as is) in the bot's handler.