Current configuration
config#2e54dd74 date:int test_mode:Bool this_dc:int dc_options:Vector<DcOption> chat_size_max:int broadcast_size_max:int = Config;| Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
| flags | # | Flags, see TL conditional fields |
| default_p2p_contacts | flags.3?true | Whether the client should use P2P by default for phone calls with contacts |
| preload_featured_stickers | flags.4?true | Whether the client should preload featured stickers |
| revoke_pm_inbox | flags.6?true | Whether incoming private messages can be deleted for both participants |
| blocked_mode | flags.8?true | Indicates that telegram is probably censored by governments/ISPs in the current region |
| force_try_ipv6 | flags.14?true | Whether to forcefully connect using IPv6 dcOptions, even if the client knows that IPv4 is available. |
| date | int | Current date at the server |
| expires | int | Expiration date of this config: when it expires it'll have to be refetched using help.getConfig |
| test_mode | Bool | Whether we're connected to the test DCs |
| this_dc | int | ID of the DC that returned the reply |
| dc_options | Vector<DcOption> | DC IP list |
| dc_txt_domain_name | string | Domain name for fetching encrypted DC list from DNS TXT record |
| chat_size_max | int | Maximum member count for normal groups |
| megagroup_size_max | int | Maximum member count for supergroups |
| forwarded_count_max | int | Maximum number of messages that can be forwarded at once using messages.forwardMessages. |
| online_update_period_ms | int | The client should update its online status every N milliseconds |
| offline_blur_timeout_ms | int | Delay before offline status needs to be sent to the server |
| offline_idle_timeout_ms | int | Time without any user activity after which it should be treated offline |
| online_cloud_timeout_ms | int | If we are offline, but were online from some other client in last online_cloud_timeout_ms milliseconds after we had gone offline, then delay offline notification for notify_cloud_delay_ms milliseconds. |
| notify_cloud_delay_ms | int | If we are offline, but online from some other client then delay sending the offline notification for notify_cloud_delay_ms milliseconds. |
| notify_default_delay_ms | int | If some other client is online, then delay notification for notification_default_delay_ms milliseconds |
| push_chat_period_ms | int | Not for client use |
| push_chat_limit | int | Not for client use |
| edit_time_limit | int | Only messages with age smaller than the one specified can be edited |
| revoke_time_limit | int | Only channel/supergroup messages with age smaller than the specified can be deleted |
| revoke_pm_time_limit | int | Only private messages with age smaller than the specified can be deleted |
| rating_e_decay | int | Exponential decay rate for computing top peer rating |
| stickers_recent_limit | int | Maximum number of recent stickers |
| channels_read_media_period | int | Indicates that round videos (video notes) and voice messages sent in channels and older than the specified period must be marked as read |
| tmp_sessions | flags.0?int | Temporary passport sessions |
| call_receive_timeout_ms | int | Maximum allowed outgoing ring time in VoIP calls: if the user we're calling doesn't reply within the specified time (in milliseconds), we should hang up the call |
| call_ring_timeout_ms | int | Maximum allowed incoming ring time in VoIP calls: if the current user doesn't reply within the specified time (in milliseconds), the call will be automatically refused |
| call_connect_timeout_ms | int | VoIP connection timeout: if the instance of libtgvoip on the other side of the call doesn't connect to our instance of libtgvoip within the specified time (in milliseconds), the call must be aborted |
| call_packet_timeout_ms | int | If during a VoIP call a packet isn't received for the specified period of time, the call must be aborted |
| me_url_prefix | string | The domain to use to parse deep links ». |
| autoupdate_url_prefix | flags.7?string | URL to use to auto-update the current app |
| gif_search_username | flags.9?string | Username of the bot to use to search for GIFs |
| venue_search_username | flags.10?string | Username of the bot to use to search for venues |
| img_search_username | flags.11?string | Username of the bot to use for image search |
| static_maps_provider | flags.12?string | ID of the map provider to use for venues |
| caption_length_max | int | Maximum length of caption (length in utf8 codepoints) |
| message_length_max | int | Maximum length of messages (length in utf8 codepoints) |
| webfile_dc_id | int | DC ID to use to download webfiles |
| suggested_lang_code | flags.2?string | Suggested language code |
| lang_pack_version | flags.2?int | Language pack version |
| base_lang_pack_version | flags.2?int | Basic language pack version |
| reactions_default | flags.15?Reaction | Default message reaction |
| autologin_token | flags.16?string | Autologin token, click here for more info on URL authorization ». |
Information for connection to data center.
Returns current configuration, including data center configuration.
How to handle channels, supergroups, gigagroups, basic groups, and what's the difference between them.
Forwards messages by their IDs.
Updates online user status.
If enabled, the rating of top peers indicates the relevance of a frequently used peer in a certain category (frequently messaged users, frequently used bots, inline bots, frequently visited channels and so on).
Telegram clients must handle special tg:// and t.me deep links encountered in messages, link entities and in other apps by registering OS handlers.
How to transfer large data batches correctly.
Telegram allows users to react on any message using specific emojis, triggering cute lottie animations.
Handle Seamless Telegram Login URL authorization requests.