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    Telegram Bot Java Library

    Telegram Bot Java Library

    Java library to create bots using Telegram Bots API

    A simple-to-use library to create Telegram Bots in Java.
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    Java Telegram Bot API

    Java Telegram Bot API

    Telegram Bot API for Java

    Bots are third-party applications that run inside Telegram. Users can interact with bots by sending them messages, commands and inline requests. You control your bots using HTTPS requests to Telegram's Bot API. Get customized notifications and news. A bot can act as a smart newspaper, sending you relevant content as soon as it's published. Integrate with other services. A bot can enrich Telegram chats with content from external services. Accept payments from Telegram users. A bot can offer...
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    Discord4J

    Discord4J

    Reactive library to enable quick and easy development of bots

    Discord4J is a fast, powerful, unopinionated, reactive library to enable quick and easy development of Discord bots for Java, Kotlin, and other JVM languages using the official Discord Bot API. Discord4J follows the reactive-streams protocol to ensure Discord bots run smoothly and efficiently regardless of size. Automatic rate-limiting, automatic reconnection strategies, and consistent naming conventions are among the many features Discord4J offers to ensure your Discord bots run-up to...
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    Microsoft Bot Framework SDK

    Microsoft Bot Framework SDK

    Tool for building conversation applications

    Bot Framework provides the most comprehensive experience for building conversation applications. With the Bot Framework SDK, developers can build bots that converse free-form or with guided interactions including using simple text or rich cards that contain text, images, and action buttons. Developers can model and build sophisticated conversation using their favorite programming languages including C#, JS, Python and Java or using Bot Framework Composer, an open-source, visual authoring...
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    JIMO(Java-based Instant Messenger One), supports multiple protocols via services, including AIM, MSN, Yahoo, IRC. It is flexible through its plugin architecture, with an intelligent agent, Chatbot.
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    A chatbot framework currently implementing the ErkiTalk and irc protocol. By specifying parsers for the server's input one can easily create custom bots (if one can program in java of course ;).
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