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gochat/backend/internal/handler/webhook/telegram_webhook.go
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rogee aeddedf2a3 Reorganize repo: backend/, deploy/, docs/ layout + AGENTS.md
Restructure the monorepo into clear top-level directories:
- backend/: Go module root (cmd, internal, pkg, configs, migrations,
  docs/swagger, scripts, tests, go.mod, Makefile, .air.toml)
- deploy/: Docker (Dockerfile, docker-compose*), quickstart, fluentd
- docs/: project documentation + reports/ (moved from repo root)
- AGENTS.md: new AI coding-agent guide at repo root

Update all references to the new layout:
- Dockerfile: COPY backend/go.mod, COPY backend/ (context = repo root)
- docker-compose files: context ../.., dockerfile deploy/docker/Dockerfile,
  env_file ../../.env, volume mounts ../../backend:/app
- deploy/quickstart/compose.yaml: dockerfile deploy/docker/Dockerfile
- CI: working-directory: backend for go commands, file deploy/docker/Dockerfile,
  coverage path backend/coverage.out, health_check backend/scripts/
- backend/Makefile: docker target uses -f ../deploy/docker/Dockerfile ../
- README: architecture tree, quickstart, config paths updated

Move root stray scripts (rename_models.*, run_m11_tests.sh, verify_build.sh,
gorm_bool_main.go) to backend/scripts/legacy/. All moves via git mv to
preserve history. Build, vet, SQLite tests, and docker compose config verified.
2026-07-07 14:44:12 +08:00

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package webhook
import (
"encoding/json"
"fmt"
"io"
"net/http"
"github.com/gin-gonic/gin"
"github.com/gochat/gochat/internal/channel"
channelprovider "github.com/gochat/gochat/internal/channel/provider"
telegramchannel "github.com/gochat/gochat/internal/channel/telegram"
"github.com/gochat/gochat/internal/model"
channelmodel "github.com/gochat/gochat/internal/model/channel"
"github.com/gochat/gochat/internal/worker"
applogger "github.com/gochat/gochat/pkg/logger"
"gorm.io/gorm"
)
// TelegramWebhookHandler processes incoming Telegram webhook HTTP requests via Gin.
// Reference: Chatwoot routes Telegram webhooks at:
// post '/webhooks/telegram/:bot_token' => 'telegram_bots#process_message'
//
// The handler:
// 1. Receives raw Update JSON from Telegram's webhook POST
// 2. Validates the update structure
// 3. Routes to appropriate processing (message, edited_message, callback_query)
// 4. Returns 200 OK to Telegram (required to prevent retries)
//
// Telegram webhook requirements:
// - Must respond within 10 seconds
// - Must return 200 OK even on processing errors (async processing recommended)
// - Updates are sent as JSON POST to the webhook URL
// TelegramWebhookHandler processes Telegram webhook requests via Gin.
type TelegramWebhookHandler struct {
provider *channelprovider.TelegramProvider
telWebhook *telegramchannel.WebhookHandler
db *gorm.DB
persister *IncomingPersister
}
// NewTelegramWebhookHandler creates a Telegram webhook handler for Gin integration.
func NewTelegramWebhookHandler(
provider *channelprovider.TelegramProvider,
telWebhook *telegramchannel.WebhookHandler,
db *gorm.DB,
dispatcher ...*channel.Dispatcher,
) *TelegramWebhookHandler {
return &TelegramWebhookHandler{
provider: provider,
telWebhook: telWebhook,
db: db,
persister: NewIncomingPersister(db, dispatcher...),
}
}
func (h *TelegramWebhookHandler) WithWorkerPool(wp *worker.WorkerPool) *TelegramWebhookHandler {
if h != nil && h.persister != nil {
h.persister.SetWorkerPool(wp)
}
return h
}
func (h *TelegramWebhookHandler) WithSearchIndexer(indexer IncomingSearchIndexer) *TelegramWebhookHandler {
if h != nil && h.persister != nil {
h.persister.SetSearchIndexer(indexer)
}
return h
}
// HandleTelegramWebhook processes an incoming Telegram webhook Gin request.
// URL pattern: /webhooks/telegram/:bot_token
// Method: POST
// Content-Type: application/json
//
// Reference: Chatwoot: Telegram webhook receives Update payloads
// at /webhooks/telegram/{bot_token}
//
// Flow:
// 1. Parse bot_token from URL path → lookup Inbox + ChannelTelegram
// 2. Read Update JSON from request body
// 3. Dispatch to appropriate processing pipeline
// 4. Return 200 OK immediately (Telegram requires fast response)
func (h *TelegramWebhookHandler) HandleTelegramWebhook(c *gin.Context) {
botToken := c.Param("bot_token")
if botToken == "" {
applogger.L().Warn("Telegram webhook: missing bot_token in path")
// Still return 200 to prevent Telegram retries
c.JSON(http.StatusOK, gin.H{"status": "ignored"})
return
}
// Read request body
body, err := io.ReadAll(c.Request.Body)
if err != nil {
applogger.L().Errorf("Telegram webhook: failed to read body: %v", err)
c.JSON(http.StatusOK, gin.H{"status": "ignored"})
return
}
defer c.Request.Body.Close()
applogger.L().Infof("Telegram webhook received for bot_token prefix: %s", maskBotToken(botToken))
// Parse the update to extract update_id for logging
var update telegramchannel.TelegramUpdate
if err := json.Unmarshal(body, &update); err != nil {
applogger.L().Errorf("Telegram webhook: failed to parse update: %v", err)
c.JSON(http.StatusOK, gin.H{"status": "ignored"})
return
}
// Look up Inbox for this bot_token
// In production: query GORM for Inbox with channel_type=telegram matching the bot_token
inbox, err := h.lookupInbox(botToken)
if err != nil {
applogger.L().Errorf("Telegram webhook: inbox lookup failed: %v", err)
c.JSON(http.StatusOK, gin.H{"status": "ignored"})
return
}
// Parse raw payload for provider processing
var payload map[string]interface{}
if err := json.Unmarshal(body, &payload); err != nil {
applogger.L().Errorf("Telegram webhook: failed to parse payload: %v", err)
c.JSON(http.StatusOK, gin.H{"status": "ignored"})
return
}
// Process the incoming message via the provider pipeline
// Reference: Chatwoot processes updates via IncomingMessageService
incomingMsg, err := h.provider.ProcessIncomingMessage(c.Request.Context(), inbox, payload)
if err != nil {
applogger.L().Errorf("Telegram webhook: message processing failed (update_id=%d): %v", update.UpdateID, err)
} else if incomingMsg != nil {
if _, persistErr := h.persister.PersistIncoming(c.Request.Context(), inbox, incomingMsg); persistErr != nil {
applogger.L().Errorf("Telegram webhook: persist message failed (update_id=%d source_id=%s): %v", update.UpdateID, incomingMsg.SourceID, persistErr)
} else {
applogger.L().Infof("Telegram webhook: message persisted (inbox_id=%d, source_id=%s)",
incomingMsg.InboxID, incomingMsg.SourceID)
}
}
// Always return 200 OK to Telegram — it retries if not 200
c.JSON(http.StatusOK, gin.H{"status": "ok"})
}
// lookupInbox finds the Inbox associated with a Telegram bot token.
// In production: queries GORM for Inbox with channel_type=telegram matching the bot_token.
// Reference: Chatwoot: Inbox.find_by(channel: telegram, bot_token: token)
func (h *TelegramWebhookHandler) lookupInbox(botToken string) (*model.Inbox, error) {
if h.db == nil {
return nil, fmt.Errorf("telegram webhook database is not configured")
}
var channel channelmodel.ChannelTelegram
if err := h.db.Where("bot_token = ?", botToken).First(&channel).Error; err != nil {
return nil, fmt.Errorf("telegram channel not found for bot_token: %w", err)
}
var inbox model.Inbox
if err := h.db.Where("id = ? AND channel_type = ?", channel.InboxID, "telegram").First(&inbox).Error; err != nil {
return nil, fmt.Errorf("telegram inbox not found for channel inbox_id=%d: %w", channel.InboxID, err)
}
return &inbox, nil
}
// maskBotToken masks a bot token for safe logging (show first 8 chars only).
func maskBotToken(token string) string {
if len(token) > 8 {
return token[:8] + "..."
}
return token
}