TDLib v0.0.2 TDLib.Object.Supergroup View Source

Represents a supergroup or channel with zero or more members (subscribers in the case of channels). From the point of view of the system, a channel is a special kind of a supergroup: only administrators can post and see the list of members, and posts from all administrators use the name and photo of the channel instead of individual names and profile photos. Unlike supergroups, channels can have an unlimited number of subscribers.

NameTypeDescription
idnumberSupergroup or channel identifier.
usernamestringUsername of the supergroup or channel; empty for private supergroups or channels.
datenumberPoint in time (Unix timestamp) when the current user joined, or the point in time when the supergroup or channel was created, in case the user is not a member.
statusChatMemberStatusStatus of the current user in the supergroup or channel.
member_countnumberMember count; 0 if unknown. Currently it is guaranteed to be known only if the supergroup or channel was found through SearchPublicChats.
anyone_can_inviteboolTrue, if any member of the supergroup can invite other members. This field has no meaning for channels.
sign_messagesboolTrue, if messages sent to the channel should contain information about the sender. This field is only applicable to channels.
is_channelboolTrue, if the supergroup is a channel.
is_verifiedboolTrue, if the supergroup or channel is verified.
restriction_reasonstringIf non-empty, contains the reason why access to this supergroup or channel must be restricted. Format of the string is “{type}: {description}”. {type} Contains the type of the restriction and at least one of the suffixes “-all”, “-ios”, “-android”, or “-wp”, which describe the platforms on which access should be restricted. (For example, “terms-ios-android”. {description} contains a human-readable description of the restriction, which can be shown to the user.)

More details on telegram’s documentation.