I've tried to use this code created by botpress, but it seems it doesn't work

I have changed my code this way, but it still doesn't work const telegramWebhookUrl = "https://api.telegram.org/bot/getUpdates" const response = await axios.get(telegramWebhookUrl) const telegramId = _.get(response, 'data.result[0].message.from.id', null) const channel1 = user.channel1 const channel2 = user.channel2 const isSubscribedToChannel1 = await checkSubscription(telegramId, channel1) const isSubscribedToChannel2 = await checkSubscription(telegramId, channel2) if (isSubscribedToChannel1 && isSubscribedToChannel2) { console.log("User is subscribed to both channels") workflow.chan1 = 'yes' workflow.chan2 = 'yes' } else { console.log("User is not subscribed to both channels") workflow.chan1 = 'no' workflow.chan2 = 'no' } async function checkSubscription(telegramId, channel) { const subscriptionUrl =

https://api.telegram.org/bot<(MyAPI)>/getChatMember?chat_id=${channel}&user_id=${telegramId}

const response = await axios.get(subscriptionUrl) const status = _.get(response, 'data.result.status', null) return status === 'member' || status === 'creator' }

I've made it to this point and now I just need to get user's telegram id

Just in case you want to use this code: const telegramId = event.tags.conversation['telegram:id'] const channel1 = user.channel1 console.log('telegramId:', telegramId); console.log('channel1:', channel1); const isSubscribedToChannel1 = await checkSubscription(telegramId, channel1) if (isSubscribedToChannel1) { console.log('User is subscribed to both channels') workflow.chan1 = 'yes' workflow.chan2 = 'yes' } else { console.log('User is not subscribed to both channels') workflow.chan1 = 'no' workflow.chan2 = 'no' } async function checkSubscription(telegramId, channel) { const url =

https://api.telegram.org/bot${bot.telegramToken}/getChatMember?chat_id=${channel}&user_id=${telegramId}

const response = await axios.get(url) const status = _.get(response, 'data.result.status') return status === 'member' || status === 'creator' }

@bright-magazine-792 @early-train-33247

But I think it's failing because you are running this code from the Emulator, so there is no telegram id, and also your are not checking if the current channel is Telegram before trying to read the tag. Add an expression with the code

event.channel === "telegram"

and goes to a node where you manage Telegram users, and add another expression with the code

true

that manages all other cases.