程序员阿江(Relakkes) 05b183158c fix: keep long Telegram streams readable
Telegram Bot API text edits share the same practical message length ceiling as sends, so streaming one growing placeholder can stop exposing new assistant output once the text approaches the limit. The adapter now seals full chunks, opens a fresh editable placeholder, and routes Telegram outbound text through a table-to-bullet formatter for phone readability.

Constraint: Telegram text messages and edits must stay below the platform message limit.
Rejected: Wait until message_complete to split the answer | users still lose streaming visibility during long replies.
Confidence: high
Scope-risk: narrow
Directive: Keep Telegram-specific streaming state in adapters/telegram/format.ts instead of spreading chunk math across message handlers.
Tested: bun test adapters/telegram/__tests__/telegram.test.ts adapters/common/__tests__/format.test.ts
Tested: cd adapters && bunx tsc --noEmit
Tested: bun run check:adapters
Tested: cd desktop && bun run build:sidecars
Not-tested: Live Telegram Bot API run with a real bot token.
2026-05-21 17:34:51 +08:00

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TypeScript

import {
convertMarkdownTablesToBullets,
splitMessage,
} from '../common/format.js'
export function formatTelegramOutboundText(text: string): string {
return convertMarkdownTablesToBullets(text)
}
export function formatTelegramStreamingText(text: string): string {
return `${formatTelegramOutboundText(text)}`
}
export type TelegramStreamingUpdate = {
sealedChunks: string[]
activeChunk: string
}
export function planTelegramStreamingUpdate(
currentText: string,
deltaText: string,
limit: number,
): TelegramStreamingUpdate {
const fullText = currentText + deltaText
if (formatTelegramOutboundText(fullText).length <= limit) {
return { sealedChunks: [], activeChunk: fullText }
}
const sealedChunks: string[] = []
let remaining = fullText
while (formatTelegramOutboundText(remaining).length > limit) {
const [sealed, rest] = splitOneStreamingChunk(remaining, limit)
sealedChunks.push(sealed)
remaining = rest
if (!remaining) break
}
return { sealedChunks, activeChunk: remaining }
}
function splitOneStreamingChunk(text: string, limit: number): [string, string] {
const roughLimit = Math.min(limit, text.length)
const candidates = [
text.lastIndexOf('\n\n', roughLimit),
text.lastIndexOf('\n', roughLimit),
text.lastIndexOf('. ', roughLimit),
text.lastIndexOf(' ', roughLimit),
].filter((index) => index > 0)
for (const candidate of candidates) {
const splitAt = includeDelimiter(text, candidate)
const sealed = text.slice(0, splitAt).trimEnd()
if (sealed && formatTelegramOutboundText(sealed).length <= limit) {
return [sealed, text.slice(splitAt).trimStart()]
}
}
const chunks = splitMessage(formatTelegramOutboundText(text), limit)
const firstFormattedChunk = chunks[0] ?? text.slice(0, limit)
if (firstFormattedChunk.length < text.length && text.startsWith(firstFormattedChunk)) {
return [firstFormattedChunk.trimEnd(), text.slice(firstFormattedChunk.length).trimStart()]
}
const splitAt = Math.max(1, Math.min(limit, text.length))
return [text.slice(0, splitAt).trimEnd(), text.slice(splitAt).trimStart()]
}
function includeDelimiter(text: string, splitAt: number): number {
return text[splitAt] === '\n' || text[splitAt] === '.' ? splitAt + 1 : splitAt
}