Improve InlineKeyboard interaction about edgegpt-telegram-bot

[scmanjarrez]

I'm currently working on the feedback of button pressed. Using ReplyKeyboard was a bad idea from the beginning because I can't modify the custom keyboard without sending new messages

[scmanjarrez]

I'm using openai official library. I've seen this library that could be a good idea as well: https://github.com/waylaidwanderer/node-chatgpt-api, it sets up a server that can be used to interact with openai/bingchat

[hdcola]

I like old keyboard, because when I push the button, I can feel to have to do something.

[scmanjarrez]

My intention is to generate a new message after pressing a button with your input (and edit the last message to remove the buttons), then edit it after the response is ready

[scmanjarrez]

I've released a new version with improvement to the keyboard interaction, do you mind checking it? I hope now is more interactive and clearer when you select an option. https://github.com/scmanjarrez/Edge-GPT-Telegram-Bot/releases/tag/0.1.1

[hdcola]

I've released a new version with improvement to the keyboard interaction, do you mind checking it? I hope now is more interactive and clearer when you select an option. https://github.com/scmanjarrez/Edge-GPT-Telegram-Bot/releases/tag/0.1.1

ok, I try it now

[hdcola]

I tried your latest version. If you like it, you can do it, but in terms of the complexity of the program, it's better to use the previous keyboard mode. Because you use requests on multiple servers just to imitate native clicks on a client. Of course, if you like this way, you can use it. If it is difficult for you to decide, I think you can add one to the settings, using the earliest keyboard or the previous version of the keyboard.

Why do I say this? Because if you use ReplyKeyboardMarkup, its advantage is that it is fast. If you click it, there will be a response, and users will not be confused. InlineKeyboardMarkup is more for users who use telegram for a longer time. They know what will happen when they press it, and they will enjoy the tips of learning about EdgeGPT in history. If you use InlineKeyboardMarkup to simulate ReplyKeyboardMarkup, which user gets the worst experience and does not bring more benefits.

[scmanjarrez]

I understand it, both methodologies have their positive and negative aspects... ReplyKeyboard clutter the interface of the user (I use it in a group, and having the custom keyboard for every user is a hassle for everyone). I'll try to keep it as optional (but I have other priorities like openai api, that I'm currently working on)

[hdcola]

Yes, I‘m just giving you my feedback and opinions. Indeed, it is a good idea to access openai now. By the way, I still strongly recommend using a lib that can use the official openai api or use web reverse engineering.
In fact, there are already related projects, and I have tried them in the past two days.

[hdcola]

I like this project

https://github.com/altryne/chatGPT-telegram-bot

[scmanjarrez]

I tried it months ago, but I couldn't make it work from a headless server.

[hdcola]

I tried it months ago, but I couldn't make it work from a headless server.

Yes, but I think this is the value of our project, because now the project using the official API is very mature. I’m going to add the TTS function to one of them. We don‘t have to write another one again.

[hdcola]

I'm using openai official library. I've seen this library that could be a good idea as well: https://github.com/waylaidwanderer/node-chatgpt-api, it sets up a server that can be used to interact with openai/bingchat

I looked at this project and tried to support the web. It’s very good. I think it‘s worth trying!

[scmanjarrez]

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