name = tl_elem.predicate It can help us avoid keys collision in case of TL element has parameter "name"
About this repo
This is Telegram API for python. Main aim is to implement MTProto protocol Telegram API on pure Python (not wrapped CLI)
Plan
- Make it work on Python 2 as well as 3.
- Follow up the same functionality of CLI API.
Useful start points to join
Detailed description of API and protocol can be found here:
API registration is needed to be done by yourself at http://my.telegram.org Follow Structure - Credentials for provide it your API information.
Structure
- tests
- Serialization and SHA.py
- mtproto.py
- testing.py
- prime.py
- credentials
- rsa.pub
Credentials
Repo doesn't contain any credentials to connect Telegram servers. You can get yours from http://my.telegram.org
You should place 2 files in the root of your repo:
- credentials
- rsa.pub
Config example for "credentials" file:
[App data]
api_id: 12345
api_hash: 1234567890abcdef1234567890abcdef
ip_address: 112.134.156.178
port: 443
rsa.pub contains your RSA key.
mtproto.py
Contains functions to work with MTproto protocol:
- TL schema parsing
- serializing and deserializing
- manage connections to server
- send and receive messages
testing.py
testing.py is used to test functionality of modules. Now it makes steps from https://core.telegram.org/mtproto/samples-auth_key:
- sends PQ request to server
- parses the result
- factorizes PQ
prime.py
prime.py is used in PQ factorization. It has been copied from https://stackoverflow.com/questions/4643647/fast-prime-factorization-module
TL schema
We use JSON format TL Shema. TL Schema file contains information about objects and methods, it is located in TL_schema.JSON file in the root of repo. It is fully equivalent to JSON TL Schema from https://core.telegram.org/schema/mtproto-json