tgnet 0.1.1

Deserializes/serializes Telegram tgnet.dat format. Can be used to extract/replace authKey and dcId.

tgnet

Deserializes/serializes Telegram tgnet.dat format. Can be used to extract/replace authKey and dcId.

This is fork of batreller/telegram_android_session_converter with support of serialization and zero dependencies.

To convert the session all you need is just tgnet.dat file from the root directory of your telegram app on the phone, it's located at /data/data/org.telegram.messenger.web (or another package name, if you're using an unofficial client), it can be extracted using ADB (Android Debug Bridge).

Usage

>>> from tgnet import TGAndroidSession, NativeByteBuffer
>>> with open("tgnet.dat", "rb") as f:
...     buf = NativeByteBuffer(f)
...     tgdata = TGAndroidSession.deserialize(buf)
...
>>> currentDcId = tgdata.headers.currentDatacenterId
>>> currentDc = tgdata.datacenters[currentDcId - 1]  # or tgdata.currentDc()
>>> print(currentDc.auth.authKeyPerm.hex())
'72a9808fb4a9e51e6ca57259714c14fa83546fc9d56fcb9d7de77c59fa13b6d6...'

Running tests

pytest -s -x --disable-warnings --cov=tgnet/ test.py