This template watches a Google Drive folder for a new or changed file, downloads it, builds a short caption in JavaScript, and posts the file to the Telegram channel you choose. Use it to share drops with a team or audience without opening Drive. Connect Google Drive and Telegram, then put the bot token on the Telegram connection.
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The scenario starts when a file appears or changes in the Google Drive folder you choose.
Latenode downloads the file so Telegram can send it.
JavaScript builds a caption from the file name and type.
Telegram sends the document or image to the channel or group you pick.
Add a Google Drive connection with access to the folder you drop files into. Add a trigger for new or changed files and select that folder.
Add a Telegram connection and paste the bot token there. Add the bot to the channel or group that should receive files.
Download the Drive file, set the caption in JavaScript, and send the document or image to that chat. Test with one file first.
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