2.7 KiB
2.7 KiB
| title | description |
|---|---|
| messages.search | messages.search parameters, return type and example |
Method: messages.search
Parameters:
| Name | Type | Required |
|---|---|---|
| important_only | CLICK ME Bool | Optional |
| peer | Username, chat ID, Update, Message or InputPeer | Optional |
| q | CLICK ME string | Yes |
| filter | CLICK ME MessagesFilter | Yes |
| min_date | CLICK ME int | Yes |
| max_date | CLICK ME int | Yes |
| offset | CLICK ME int | Yes |
| max_id | CLICK ME int | Yes |
| limit | CLICK ME int | Yes |
Return type: messages_Messages
Can bots use this method: NO
Errors this method can return:
| Error | Description |
|---|---|
| CHAT_ADMIN_REQUIRED | You must be an admin in this chat to do this |
| INPUT_CONSTRUCTOR_INVALID | The provided constructor is invalid |
| INPUT_USER_DEACTIVATED | The specified user was deleted |
| PEER_ID_INVALID | The provided peer id is invalid |
| PEER_ID_NOT_SUPPORTED | The provided peer ID is not supported |
| SEARCH_QUERY_EMPTY | The search query is empty |
| USER_ID_INVALID | The provided user ID is invalid |
Example:
if (!file_exists('madeline.php')) {
copy('https://phar.madelineproto.xyz/madeline.php', 'madeline.php');
}
include 'madeline.php';
// !!! This API id/API hash combination will not work !!!
// !!! You must get your own @ my.telegram.org !!!
$api_id = 0;
$api_hash = '';
$MadelineProto = new \danog\MadelineProto\API('session.madeline', ['app_info' => ['api_id' => $api_id, 'api_hash' => $api_hash]]);
$MadelineProto->start();
$messages_Messages = $MadelineProto->messages->search(['important_only' => Bool, 'peer' => InputPeer, 'q' => 'string', 'filter' => MessagesFilter, 'min_date' => int, 'max_date' => int, 'offset' => int, 'max_id' => int, 'limit' => int, ]);
Or, if you're using the PWRTelegram HTTP API:
As a user:
POST/GET to https://api.pwrtelegram.xyz/userTOKEN/messages.search
Parameters:
important_only - Json encoded Bool
peer - Json encoded InputPeer
q - Json encoded string
filter - Json encoded MessagesFilter
min_date - Json encoded int
max_date - Json encoded int
offset - Json encoded int
max_id - Json encoded int
limit - Json encoded int
Or, if you're into Lua:
messages_Messages = messages.search({important_only=Bool, peer=InputPeer, q='string', filter=MessagesFilter, min_date=int, max_date=int, offset=int, max_id=int, limit=int, })