The module is now ready to be installed via pip
README.md has been updated to reflect these changes
Minor changes to the interactive client example
Versioning is now done by editting TelegramClient's
__version__, rather than looking for the string
Now you can let the file part size be determined
by the total file size, rather than manually
specifying one. Also, a callback function parameter
has been added (which allows to print the progress)
Fixed uploads for large files on TcpClient
Added more RPCError's for handling invalid phone code
Added more media handlers: now you're also able to
both send and download documents!
The InteractiveTelegramClient now supports working
with media aswell
Uploading and sending media are different things.
Once you have uploaded a media file, you can send
it to many users without uploading it again, since
you have a handle to the uploaded file.
Other fixes include not showing additional data
on error messages and not generating correct
code for sending bytes
Now the updates thread won't start unless you add,
at least, one updates handler. Also, if the TcpClient
was receiving (i.e., from an update), it will let the
update to be received first instead of crashing
This will allow you to, for example, send requests
when you get an update (if someone tells you something,
you can automatically reply something else). Beware,
this may lead to an infinite loop so add conditions!
A new thread is now created when MtProtoSender is created.
This thread constantly listens for Telegram updates (such as
incoming messages), so the updates can be received any time
rather than only when sending another request.
The example has been improved with more options (such as print
message history), and the TelegramClient now can retrieve the
message history from any given point in time or other offsets
* Although the markdown parser works perfectly,
the official Telegram client does not fully reflect it.
However, if you still think that this is a lie, go check
the markdown parser and test it yourself!
The interactive example allows you to list the top
dialogs and send messages to them until "!q" is entered
More documetation has been added
Fixes when representing TLObjects (lists did not represent well)
The `send_code_request` now allows to use multiple phone numbers at once
README.md was updated to reflect more useful information
More errors from the official Telegrm website have been added
MtProtoSender now handles updates (and doesn't crash!)
Fixes on TcpClient to be able to receive whole large packets
Updated scheme.tl to the layer 55
Session is now saved more often (to prevent damages from crashes)
Fixes to the code generator (generated invalid code for reading "bytes")
The code generator now handles okay the flags using True type
Also, double checking for the flag is now avoided in cases where the
flag was a Vector type
Some fixes include, in more detail:
- Using little over big endianess in some parts
- Flagging all the constructor numbers as unsigned
- Fixed bugs with factorizer
- Implemented TLSharp's RSA
The code generated by the generator now also writes the files
on_response(...) method. Also, all the generated files are
saved in a dictionary containing `constructorId: class`
The code generated by the generator now classifies the output files
in their corresponding categories, also writing their __init__(...)
with documented arguments, and the on_send(...) method
A TLObject class has been added, as well as a method for tokenizen .tl files.
A TLObject can be created by simply calling `TLObject.from_tl(tl_line)`,
this will tokenize the .tl line and return a new TLObject with all
the required properties extracted.
Also added another method to load .tl files and yield TLObjects, including
a SourceBuilder that can be later used to generate Python code.
The initial release contains the most basic implementation of TLSharp core.
This is also fully untested, since no test can be done until more work is done.
