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> Turn your telegram community links into a newsletter

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Telegram communities and groups based on messaging systems have a tremendous limit, interesting links are often flooded by tons of messages with less importance.
Once submerged the life of the link, regardless of the importance it has, is finished.

## How to solve this problem?

The solution that we thought of is to store all the messages that contain a link, and once a week, automatically generate an email and send it to subscribers.

Simple no 😜!

## Architecture

Botletter is a nodejs application written in typescript.

The application is divided into core and infrastructure.

**Core**: contains all the business logic of the application

**Infrastructure**: since botletter not matters about the service we use to store messages and send email this folder contains the delivery and the store modules.
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I'd phrase this as "since botletter does not care about the service..."


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