Telegram MT

v0.1.1-alpha

Telegram MT v0.1.1-alpha MTProto View Source

MTProto implementation for Elixir. Base module.

This module provides “high-level” functions for common tasks.

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Functions

connect(dc_id \\ :random)

Connect and create a session on the specified DC. If dc_id is not provided, connect to a random DC (out of the 5 available DC.) If there is no authorization key related to the DC, the authorization key generation will be initiated

get_contacts(session_id)

Fetch the the contact list

request_authkey(session_id)

Launch the Authorization Key computation sequence

send(session_id, msg)

Send an encrypted message to Telegram on the session sid. Similar (alias) to MTProto.Session.send(sid, msg, :encrypted)

send_code(session_id, phone)

Initiate the authentification procedure by sending a message to the account linked to the provided phone number on the session session_id (generated with connect/1)

send_message(session_id, dst_id, content, type \\ :contact)

Send a text message to an user/group

send_with_initialization(session_id, msg)

Initilize the connection (if not initialized yet) with default values and the version of API layer to use

sign_in(session_id, phone, code, code_hash \\ :session)

Sign in given the phone number and the code received from Telegram (by SMS, call, or via an open client). phone_code_hash is returned in the response to MTProto.send_code/2and is stored in the session. You don’t need to provide it, but you can override the phone_code_hash stored in the session by providing it here

sign_out(session_id)

Log out the user

start()

Start the supervision tree and set default values in the registry

start(type, args)

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Link to this function connect(dc_id \\ :random) View Source

Connect and create a session on the specified DC. If dc_id is not provided, connect to a random DC (out of the 5 available DC.) If there is no authorization key related to the DC, the authorization key generation will be initiated.

Returns {:ok, session_id}.

Link to this function get_contacts(session_id) View Source

Fetch the the contact list.

Link to this function request_authkey(session_id) View Source

Launch the Authorization Key computation sequence.

Link to this function send(session_id, msg) View Source

Send an encrypted message to Telegram on the session sid. Similar (alias) to MTProto.Session.send(sid, msg, :encrypted).

Link to this function send_code(session_id, phone) View Source

Initiate the authentification procedure by sending a message to the account linked to the provided phone number on the session session_id (generated with connect/1).

Link to this function send_message(session_id, dst_id, content, type \\ :contact) View Source

Send a text message to an user/group.

  • session_id
  • dst_id - ID (integer) of the recipient of the message
  • content - content of the message (string)
  • type - type of the recipient, either an user (:contact) or a group (:chat)
Link to this function send_with_initialization(session_id, msg) View Source

Initilize the connection (if not initialized yet) with default values and the version of API layer to use.

Link to this function sign_in(session_id, phone, code, code_hash \\ :session) View Source

Sign in given the phone number and the code received from Telegram (by SMS, call, or via an open client). phone_code_hash is returned in the response to MTProto.send_code/2and is stored in the session. You don’t need to provide it, but you can override the phone_code_hash stored in the session by providing it here.

Link to this function sign_out(session_id) View Source

Log out the user.

Link to this function start() View Source

Start the supervision tree and set default values in the registry.