grammers 0.4.7

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gramme.rs-python

Python bindings for the grammers Telegram MTProto library.

This project is a community-maintained Python wrapper built with PyO3. It is not affiliated with Telegram, and it is not an official Python client maintained by the grammers project.

Current Status

This project is currently in an early stage of development. APIs may change between releases.

Installation

pip install grammers

Getting Telegram API Credentials

Before using this library, you must obtain your own Telegram API credentials:

1. Visit https://my.telegram.org/apps
2. Log in with your Telegram account
3. Create a new application
4. Copy your:
   • api_id
   • api_hash

These credentials are required for both user accounts and bot accounts.

Authentication Modes

This library supports two different login methods:

User Login

User login authenticates a normal Telegram account using your phone number.

Features:

• Full Telegram user capabilities
• Requires an interactive login flow on first run
• Session will be saved locally for future use

Typical flow:

1. Enter phone number
2. Receive login code from Telegram
3. Enter the verification code
4. Optionally enter 2FA password

Bot Login

Bot login authenticates using a Bot Token obtained from @BotFather.

Features:

• Simpler authentication flow
• No phone number or verification code required
• Limited to bot account capabilities

Minimal Example

Bot Login

from grammers import Client

API_ID = 123456
API_HASH = "your_api_hash"
BOT_TOKEN = "123456:ABCDEF..."

client = Client(
    "bot",
    API_ID,
    API_HASH,
    bot_token=BOT_TOKEN,
)

async def main():
    print(client.me)

    messages = await client.get_history_messages(777000, limit=1)
    print(messages[0])

client.run(main())

User Login

from grammers import Client

API_ID = 123456
API_HASH = "your_api_hash"

client = Client(
    "me",
    API_ID,
    API_HASH,
)

async def main():
    # The first run may require interactive login
    # depending on your local session state.

    print(client.me)

    messages = await client.get_history_messages(777000, limit=1)
    print(messages[0])

client.run(main())

Session Files

The first argument passed to Client(...) is the session name:

client = Client("me", API_ID, API_HASH)

This creates a local session file that stores authentication data, allowing future runs to reuse the same login session.

Crates

• grammers-python
• grammers-session-pyo3
• grammers-mtsender-pyo3
• grammers-tl-types-pyo3
• grammers-tl-gen-pyo3

Development

Requirements:

• Rust toolchain
• Python 3.8+
• maturin

Install dependencies:

curl --proto '=https' --tlsv1.2 -sSf https://sh.rustup.rs | sh
pip install maturin

Build in development mode:

make dev