auth.exportAuthorization

Returns data for copying authorization to another data-centre.

Example

Javascript

const {Api, TelegramClient} = require('telegram');
const {StringSession} = require('telegram/sessions');

const session = new StringSession('');
const client = new TelegramClient(session, apiId, apiHash, {});

(async function run() {
    const result = await client.invoke(new Api.auth.exportAuthorization({
        dcId: 779651,
        }));
    console.log(result); // prints the result
})();

TypeScript

import {Api, TelegramClient} from 'telegram';
import {StringSession} from 'telegram/sessions';

const session = new StringSession('');
const client = new TelegramClient(session, apiId, apiHash, {});

(async function run() {
    const result: Api.auth.ExportedAuthorization = await client.invoke(new Api.auth.exportAuthorization({
        dcId: 779651,
        }));
    console.log(result); // prints the result
})();

TL schema

auth.exportedAuthorization#df969c2d id:int bytes:bytes = auth.ExportedAuthorization;
---functions---
auth.exportAuthorization#e5bfffcd dc_id:int = auth.ExportedAuthorization;

Parameters

Name	Type	Description
dc_id	int	Number of a target data-centre

Result

auth.ExportedAuthorization

Possible errors

Code	Type	Description
400	DC_ID_INVALID	The provided DC ID is invalid

Can bots use this methd ?

yes

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