npm i wfjsw/node-tdlib --save
NPM will automatically download the appropriate tdlib.node binary.
Will compile automatically (using a lot of time) if there doesn't exist a suitable binary. If you do not need it, pass --ignore-scripts to npm.
List of prebuilt binary is available here.
git clone https://github.com/wfjsw/node-tdlib.git
cd node-tdlib
npm i
npm run compile
npm ln
When you need to use it, run
npm ln tdlib
Dependencies: cmake, gperf, zlib, node >= 10.0.0, same OpenSSL(libssl-dev) version with Node.js
You may check your Node.js Dependency by using node -p process.versions
Be careful when use gcc and g++ as they will use up to 8GB memory. clang compiler is preferred but not required. Using clang will result in less memory requirement on compilation.
Optional Dependencies: ccache (will speed up subsequent compilation.)
interface TDLib {
/**
* Create a TDLib Client
* @returns {number} Return a sequence number for client identifier
*/
td_client_create(): number;
/**
* Destroy a TDLib Client
* @param {number} client_id Client identifier
*/
td_client_destroy(client_id: number);
/**
* Sends request to TDLib.
* @param {number} client_id Client identifier
* @param {string} request JSON serialized request
*/
td_client_send(client_id: number, request: string);
/**
* Receives incoming updates and request responses from TDLib.
* @param {number} client_id Client identifier
* @param {number} timeout Maximum number of seconds allowed for this function to wait for new data.
*/
td_client_receive(client_id: number, timeout: number);
/**
* Sends synchronized request to TDLib.
* @param client_id Client identifier
* @param request JSON serialized request
*/
td_client_execute(client_id: number, request: string): string;
}See TDLib Documentation for further reference.
class TdClientActor extends EventEmitter {
constructor(options: TdClientActorOptions);
run(method: string, params: object): Promise<object>;
destroy(): Promise<void>;
// Events:
// ready
// closed
// __<types>
// _fileDownloaded
// _fileDownloaded:<file_id>
}
interface TdClientActorOptions {
identifier: string;
database_encryption_key: string;
/** Application identifier for Telegram API access, which can be obtained at https://my.telegram.org. */
api_id: string;
/** Application identifier hash for Telegram API access, which can be obtained at https://my.telegram.org. */
api_hash: string;
/** If set to true, the Telegram test environment will be used instead of the production environment. */
use_test_dc?: boolean;
/** The path to the directory for the persistent database; if empty, a dedicated directory named in identifier will be used. */
database_directory?: string;
/** If set to true, information about downloaded and uploaded files will be saved between application restarts. */
use_file_database?: boolean;
/** If set to true, the library will maintain a cache of users, basic groups, supergroups, channels and secret chats. Implies use_file_database. */
use_chat_info_database?: boolean;
/** If set to true, the library will maintain a cache of chats and messages. Implies use_chat_info_database. */
use_message_database?: boolean;
/** If set to true, support for secret chats will be enabled. */
use_secret_chats?: boolean;
/** IETF language tag of the user's operating system language; must be non-empty. */
system_language_code?: string;
/** Model of the device the application is being run on; must be non-empty. */
device_model?: string;
/** Version of the operating system the application is being run on; must be non-empty. */
system_version?: string;
/** Application version; must be non-empty. */
application_version?: string;
/** If set to true, old files will automatically be deleted. */
enable_storage_optimizer?: string;
/** If set to true, original file names will be ignored. Otherwise, downloaded files will be saved under names as close as possible to the original name. */
ignore_file_names?: boolean;
}See Telegram Bot API and bundled TypeScript file for reference.
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