2.0.0 | Add the possibility of sending messages to private chats#2
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By default the string is converted to 32-bit signed integer, which have a range of -2147483648 to 2147483647. The private chat ID isn't in this range, so we can't send a message to it this way. To solve the problem, I decided to avoid automatic conversion by adding mandatory key characters 'id:' to the value of 'chatId'. By doing so, the string remains a string and then these key characters are removed. This innovation allows you to send messages to any chats.