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Simple API wrapper for easy manage TelegramApiServer in your project.

Install

composer require chipslays/tas-wrapper

Example

Client

All methods from MadelineProto supported, methods list here.

use TelegramApiServer\Client;

require 'vendor/autoload.php';

$client = new Client([
    'host' => '127.0.0.1',
    'port' => '9503',
    'session' => 'session_name',
]);

$response = $client->get('getSelf')->execute(); // GET request
$response = $client->post('getSelf')->execute(); // POST request

$response = $client->get('messages.sendMessage', [
    'peer' => '@chipslays',
    'message' => 'Hello from tas-wrapper! 👋',
    'parse_mode' => 'html',
])->execute();

Also, you can define curl option by option(NAME_OPTION, 'value') method.

$response = $client
                ->get('getSelf')
                ->option(CURLOPT_TIMEOUT, 60)
                ->option(CURLOPT_HEADER, false)
                ->execute();

Map your own methods (aliases), it so simple:

$client->map('sendMessage', fn($peer, $text) => $client->get('messages.sendMessage', [
    'peer' => $peer,
    'message' => $text,
])->execute());

$response = $client->sendMessage('@chipslays', 'so simple!');

Each time the sendMessage method is called, the function from the second parameter will be executed again.

If you need the function to work only once, and then return only the result of execution in subsequent times, use the mapOnce() method instead of map().

$client->mapOnce('getSelf', fn() => $client->get('getSelf')->execute());

$me = $client->getSelf();

Session

Manage TelegramApiServer session, more detail here.

use TelegramApiServer\Session;

require 'vendor/autoload.php';

// This is example of default config
// NOTE: If you have the same data, you can skip this
Session::setConfig([
    'host' => '127.0.0.1',
    'port' => '9503',
    'schema' => 'http',
]);

// Get sessions list
$response = Session::list();

// Adding new session
$response = Session::add('session_name');

// Removing session (session file will remain)
$response = Session::remove('session_name');

// Remove session file
// WARNING: Don`t forget to logout and call `removeSession` first!
$response = Session::unlink('session_name');