Docs: multiple chat ids config file option
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## Installation / configuration
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* Grab the latest `telegram` file from this repository and put it somewhere.
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* Grab the latest `telegram.sh` file from this repository and put it somewhere.
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* Create a bot at telegram:
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* Search for the user `@botfather` at telegram and start a chat with him.
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* Use the `/newbot` command to create a new bot. BotFather will give you a
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TELEGRAM_CHAT="12345678"
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```
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Multiple chat ids can be defined in a config file as a bash array:
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```bash
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TELEGRAM_TOKEN="123456:AbcDefGhi-JlkMno"
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CHATS=(12345678, 23456789, 34567)
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```
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With such config command `telegram.sh "Hello world"` will deliver message to all listed chat ids.
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Please be aware that you should keep your token a secret.
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You can also add permanent proxy settings in there by adding:
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