Async session for telethon
Installation
pip install telethon_asyncpg # Or with poetry poetry add telethon_asyncpg
Usage
import ssl # optional
from telethon import events, TelegramClient
from telethon_asyncpg import AsyncpgSession, install
install()
URI = ??? # URI-string
# dialect+driver://username:password@host:port/database
pgconf = dict(dsn=URI, min_size=5, max_size=5)
# to overcome problem with TLS connection to db pass
# ssl=ssl.SSLContext(protocol=ssl.PROTOCOL_TLS) to pgconf
session = AsyncpgSession(pgconf, session_id_factory=???)
# session_id_factory is any callable with "() -> str" signature
# default factory is uuid4 str generator. why factory? (it's not really factory ik)
bot = TelegramClient(session=session, api_id=???, api_hash=???)
@bot.on(events.NewMessage())
async def message_handler(message):
await message.reply("Hi!")
async def start():
await bot.start()
print(await bot.get_entity("martin_winks"))
await bot.run_until_disconnected()
if __name__ == '__main__':
import asyncio
asyncio.get_event_loop().run_until_complete(start())
AsyncpgSession can also use shared pool by AsyncpgSession.with_pool initializer-method
my_pool = asyncpg.create_pool(...)
session = AsyncpgSession.with_pool(my_pool, lambda: "session-id", True)
Check out the examples/ folder for more realistic examples.
Contribution
Currently we have only asyncpg session available, if you want to contribute with your wrapper - welcome. Take AsyncpgSession as an example.
For contributors
Patched TelegramClient <-> Session
TelegramClient and Session object share settings {session.meth: (args_seq, kwargs_mapping)} dictionary. By protocol TelegramClient must add callable with args and kwargs. By protocol session must call this functions at start as it wants (e.g. pass more arguments such as connection object to session.method)
TelegramClient may call session.start several times per one session instance and session should control its start itself and if it’s already started it shouldn’t start again
Session.save method is guaranteed to be called as in usual telethon
Hacking
# install poetry dependency manager
# Fork/Fork+Clone && cd {{cloned}}
poetry install
# happy hacking!
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