n8n Español - Bot Multi-idioma No-Code

This n8n workflow demonstrates a basic multi-language bot interaction using Telegram. It listens for messages on Telegram, and although the current JSON doesn't define specific language logic, it sets up the foundational components for a bot to respond to user input.

What it does

This workflow provides a starting point for building a Telegram bot. The current configuration includes:

1. Telegram Trigger: Listens for incoming messages from a configured Telegram bot.
2. Start Node: A standard starting point for the workflow execution.
3. If Node: This node is included, indicating the intention to implement conditional logic based on the incoming Telegram message. This is where multi-language detection or command parsing would typically be configured.
4. HTTP Request Node: Available for making external API calls, which could be used for translation services, database lookups, or other integrations.
5. Execute Command Node: Allows for running shell commands on the n8n host, useful for advanced system interactions.
6. Telegram Node: Sends messages back to the user or group in Telegram.

Prerequisites/Requirements

• n8n Instance: A running n8n instance to host the workflow.
• Telegram Bot: A Telegram bot created via BotFather. You will need its API Token.
• Telegram Credential: An n8n credential configured for your Telegram bot.

Setup/Usage

1. Import the Workflow: Copy the provided JSON and import it into your n8n instance as a new workflow.
2. Configure Telegram Trigger:
   • Select your existing Telegram credential or create a new one using your Telegram bot's API Token.
   • Activate the workflow.
3. Configure Telegram Node:
   • Select the same Telegram credential used for the trigger.
   • The Chat ID for sending messages back can usually be dynamically retrieved from the incoming trigger data (e.g., {{ $json.message.chat.id }}).
   • The Text field should contain the message you want the bot to send.
4. Implement Logic (If Node):
   • The "If" node is currently present but not configured. To make this a multi-language bot, you would configure conditions here. For example:
     • Check {{ $json.message.text }} for keywords (e.g., "hello", "hola", "bonjour").
     • Integrate with a language detection API via the "HTTP Request" node and then use the "If" node to branch based on the detected language.
5. Test the Workflow: Send a message to your Telegram bot to trigger the workflow and observe its execution.

This workflow serves as a flexible template. You can expand upon the "If" node and "HTTP Request" node to add more sophisticated multi-language capabilities, integrate with translation APIs, or connect to other services for dynamic responses.