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Important:
It is highly recommended to utilize robot automation for operations, as this application is equivalent to manual operations performed by a real person.
To use any function, you must first apply for a client at the Telegram API website. It is necessary to use your home broadband for the application; using a proxy will result in an ERROR.
Create a new folder named autogram anywhere, and then copy the docker-compose.yml file into this folder. Modify the environment variable fields, ensuring that API_ID and API_HASH are configured — these are mandatory. Other environment variables can be optionally configured after logging in. To proceed, execute the command.
docker compose pull
docker compose run --rm -it autogram login # Log in to your account, where `API_ID` corresponds to the website you've applied for, and `login` is akin to signing into your account on that website. You will need to input your phone number and verify it with a code to log in. Prior to using any other commands, you must first log in.
docker compose run --rm -it autogram chats # View the IDs and titles of the first few chat groups, which are used for configuring automation. By default, the top 20 are shown, but you can specify using the `--top 50` parameter.
docker compose run --rm -it autogram chat # Specify a chat ID and message content to send a message. Example: docker compose run --rm -it autogram chat --chat-id='-1234567890123' -m '/checkin'
docker compose run --rm -it autogram listen # Monitor a chat and send a webhook. Example: docker compose run --rm -it autogram listen --chat-id='-1234567890123'
docker compose run --rm -it autogram multi-listen # Listening to multiple chats, example: docker compose run --rm -it autogram multi-listen --chat-id='-1234567890123' --chat-id='-9876543210123'
docker compose run --rm -it autogram follow # Special attention is paid to certain users, for example: docker compose run --rm -it autogram follow --forward-chat-id='-1234567890123' --user-id=12345678
docker compose run --rm -it autogram help # Default command, executed when starting with `docker compose up`, provides detailed information about the commands available.
Below are two development containers, with all environmental dependencies pre-configured, ready to use upon launch.
- github workspace
- gitpod
Add environment variables by editing the ~/.bashrc file.
export API_ID=12345678 export API_HASH=1234567890abcdef1234567890abcdef
Close the terminal and reopen it for the changes to take effect.
cargo run
