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Usage ----- **Maven** ```xml org.telegram telegrambots-spring-boot-starter 4.9.1 ``` **Gradle** ```gradle compile "org.telegram:telegrambots-spring-boot-starter:4.9.1" ``` Motivation ---------- If you are spring boot user it`s better to be in touch with spring starters. This module allows to register bots in spring context automatically and also use them as standard spring beans. How to use ---------- Your main spring boot class should look like this: ```java @SpringBootApplication public class YourApplicationMainClass { public static void main(String[] args) { //Add this line to initialize bots context ApiContextInitializer.init(); SpringApplication.run(YourApplicationMainClass.class, args); } } ``` After that your bot will look like: ```java //Standard Spring component annotation @Component public class YourBotName extends TelegramLongPollingBot { //Bot body. } ``` Also you could just implement LongPollingBot or WebHookBot interfaces. All this bots will be registered in context and connected to Telegram api.