Struct Button 

pub struct Button {
    pub raw: KeyboardButton,
}

Inline button to be used as the reply markup underneath a message.

Fields

raw: KeyboardButton

Implementations

impl Button

pub fn data<T: Into<String>, B: Into<Vec<u8>>>(text: T, bytes: B) -> Button

Creates a button that will trigger a crate::update::CallbackQuery when clicked.

Although any combination of bytes can be used (including null, and not just UTF-8), there is a limit to how long the payload data can be (see the description for the callback_data field for an up-to-date value). If you need to store more data than that, consider storing the real data in some form of database, and a reference to that data’s row in the button’s payload.

Both the text and bytes data must be non-empty.

pub fn switch<T: Into<String>, Q: Into<String>>(text: T, query: Q) -> Button

Creates a button to force the user to switch to inline mode (perform inline queries).

Pressing the button will insert the bot’s username and the specified inline query in the input field.

pub fn switch_elsewhere<T: Into<String>, Q: Into<String>>( text: T, query: Q, ) -> Button

Creates a button identical to Self::switch, except the user will be prompted to select a different peer.

Pressing the button will prompt the user to select one of their peers, open that peer and insert the bot’s username and the specified inline query in the input field.

pub fn url<T: Into<String>, U: Into<String>>(text: T, url: U) -> Button

Creates a button that when clicked will ask the user if they want to open the specified URL.

The URL will be visible to the user before it’s opened unless it’s trusted (such as Telegram’s domain).

pub fn webview<T: Into<String>, U: Into<String>>(text: T, url: U) -> Button

Creates a button that when clicked will open the specified URL in an in-app browser.