mtproto-nodejs-client

Telegram API (MTProto) client for Node.js.

Written in TypeScript for typings. Use Node.js native API for crypto and hashing. Simple and more reliable thanks to removing browser support.

• Actual. 195 layer in the API scheme
• Fast. Uses the TCP and node:crypto.
• Easy. Cryptography is hidden. Work with the API at a high level
• Smart. Automatically sync authorization on all DCs
• 2FA. Use the library's built-in function to calculate 2FA parameters
• Secure. Complies with Telegram security guidelines
• Typescript. Typescript + Typing for updates and API methods
• ECMAScript. ECMAScript modules are the official standard for JavaScript packages.

Install

npm install mtproto-nodejs-client

Example

Connect to Telegram servers

const api_id = 12345678;
const api_hash = "abcdef1234567890abcdef1234567890”;
const storage = createLocalStorage({ path: "storage.json" })
const mtproto = new MTProto({  
  api_id: api_id,
  api_hash: api_hash,
  storage: storage
})

Sign in to your account

const phone_number = "+1234567890"
const phone_code_hash = "will_be_returned_on_sendCode"
const code = "can_be_found_in_the_telegram_app_after_calling_sendCode"

// step 1
sendCode().then(function(resp) {
  console.log("phone_code_hash", resp.phone_code_hash)
})

// step 2
signIn(phone_code_hash, code).then(function(resp) {
  console.log("phone_code_hash", resp.phone_code_hash)
})

function sendCode() {
  return mtproto.call("auth.sendCode", {
    api_hash,
    api_id,
    phone_number,
    settings: {
      _: "codeSettings"
    }
  })
}

function signIn(phone_code_hash: string, phone_code: string) {
  return mtproto.call("auth.signIn", {
    phone_number,
    phone_code_hash,
    phone_code,
  })
}

Set updates listener

mtproto.updates.on("updateShort", console.log)
mtproto.updates.on("updateShortChatMessage", console.log)
mtproto.updates.on("updateShortMessage", console.log)
mtproto.updates.on("updateShortSentMessage", console.log)
mtproto.updates.on("updates", console.log)
mtproto.updates.on("updatesCombined", console.log)
mtproto.updates.on("updatesTooLong", console.log)

// call getState to start receiving updates
mtproto.call("updates.getState").then(function(state) {
  console.log("state", state)
})

Credits

The library was initially created by @alik0211.

License

GPLv3