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node_modules/telegraf/lib/format.js

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+"use strict";
+Object.defineProperty(exports, "__esModule", { value: true });
+exports.mention = exports.link = exports.pre = exports.code = exports.quote = exports.underline = exports.strikethrough = exports.spoiler = exports.italic = exports.bold = exports.fmt = exports.join = exports.FmtString = void 0;
+const formatting_1 = require("./core/helpers/formatting");
+Object.defineProperty(exports, "FmtString", { enumerable: true, get: function () { return formatting_1.FmtString; } });
+// Nests<A, B> means the function will return A, and it can nest B
+// Nests<'fmt', string> means it will nest anything
+// Nests<'code', never> means it will not nest anything
+// Allowing everything to nest 'fmt' is a necessary evil; it allows to indirectly nest illegal entities
+// Except for 'code' and 'pre', which don't nest anything anyway, so they only deal with strings
+exports.join = formatting_1.join;
+exports.fmt = (0, formatting_1.createFmt)();
+exports.bold = (0, formatting_1.createFmt)('bold');
+exports.italic = (0, formatting_1.createFmt)('italic');
+exports.spoiler = (0, formatting_1.createFmt)('spoiler');
+exports.strikethrough = 
+//
+(0, formatting_1.createFmt)('strikethrough');
+exports.underline = 
+//
+(0, formatting_1.createFmt)('underline');
+exports.quote = 
+//
+(0, formatting_1.createFmt)('blockquote');
+exports.code = (0, formatting_1.createFmt)('code');
+const pre = (language) => (0, formatting_1.createFmt)('pre', { language });
+exports.pre = pre;
+const link = (content, url) => 
+//
+(0, formatting_1.linkOrMention)(content, { type: 'text_link', url });
+exports.link = link;
+const mention = (name, user) => typeof user === 'number'
+    ? (0, exports.link)(name, 'tg://user?id=' + user)
+    : (0, formatting_1.linkOrMention)(name, {
+        type: 'text_mention',
+        user,
+    });
+exports.mention = mention;