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telegram-upload

Upload (and download) large files to Telegram using your account

To install telegram-upload, run this command in your terminal:

$ sudo pip install telegram-upload

This is the preferred method to install telegram-upload, as it will always install the most recent stable release.

To use this program you need an Telegram account and your App api_id/api_hash (get it in my.telegram.org). The first time you use telegram-upload it requests your telephone, api_id and api_hash. Bot tokens can not be used with this program (bot uploads are limited to 50MB). To send files:

$ telegram-upload file1.mp4 /path/to/file2.mkv

Credentials are saved in ~/.config/telegram-upload.json and telegram-upload.session (in the current directory). You must make sure that these files are secured. You can copy these files to authenticate telegram-upload on more machines, but it is advisable to create a session file for each machine.

You can download the files again from your saved messages (by default) or from a channel. All files will be downloaded until the last text message.

$ telegram-download

The --delete-on-success option allows you to delete the Telegram message after downloading the file. This is useful to send files to download to your saved messages and avoid downloading them again. You can use this option to download files on your computer away from home.

Features

  • Upload multiples files (up to 1.5GiB per file)
  • Download files.
  • Add video thumbs.
  • Delete local or remote file on success.

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