Should the Televerse.filter method be generic method?

[HeySreelal]

Hey! Just have a question about a weird idea.

If you have already tried you might already know the Televerse.filter method is highly effective for filtering out and listening to highly specific message updates. But as I've already said, this method only listens to Message updates.

That is the context passed to the callback and the predicate is actually of type MessageContext, that is, you cannot listen to an inline query update or a callback query update with the filter method.

What I'm thinking is an approach, something like the following code, by which you can match any update by passing the generic type to the filter method.

void main()  {
  Bot bot = Bot("TOKEN");

  bot.filter<InlineQueryContext>((ctx) {
    return ctx.query == "hello";
  }, (ctx) {
    ctx.answer([
      InlineQueryResultArticle(
        id: "1",
        title: "Hello",
        inputMessageContent: InputTextMessageContent("Hello World!"),
      )
    ]);
  });


  bot.filter<MessageContext>((ctx) {
    return ctx.message.text == "hello";
  }, (ctx) {
    ctx.reply("Hello World!");
  });

  bot.filter<CallbackQueryContext>((ctx) {
    return ctx.data == "hello";
  }, (ctx) {
    ctx.answer("Hello World!");
  });
}

[im-trisha]

Yes this could probably be a nice thing to add
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[HeySreelal]

Whoohoo! I'm more excited to see you being active on the project! 🎉