Implementation of SEND Location Telegram message #317
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Cool feature! Does this add a new location everytime or does it just update one? |
Current version adds a new location everytime. I'm looking for some spare time to make the update version. |
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This is a very cool feature and helped me a lot! Don't know why this is still open, but I think it would help a lot of people who doesn't know how to search/add commits manually. |
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Added the Telegram sendLocation message to the Universal-Arduino-Telegram-Bot code. Prototype of the function is as follows:
bool sendLocation(const String& chat_id, const float latitude, const float longitude, const uint16_t live_period=0);
Location.ino examples under ESP32 and ESP8266 have been modified to also include the sendLocation message.
Tested this implementation of sendLocation command and seems to to work well.