auth.importBotAuthorization

Login as a bot

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.importBotAuthorization({
        flags: 8379541,
        apiId: 8032379,
        apiHash: 'random string here',
        botAuthToken: 'random string here',
        }));
    console.log(result); // prints the result
})();

TypeScript

TL schema

auth.authorization#cd050916 flags:# tmp_sessions:flags.0?int user:User = auth.Authorization;
auth.authorizationSignUpRequired#44747e9a flags:# terms_of_service:flags.0?help.TermsOfService = auth.Authorization;
---functions---
auth.importBotAuthorization#67a3ff2c flags:int api_id:int api_hash:string bot_auth_token:string = auth.Authorization;

Parameters

Name	Type	Description
flags	int	Reserved for future use
api_id	int	Application identifier (see. App configuration)
api_hash	string	Application identifier hash (see. App configuration)
bot_auth_token	string	Bot token (see bots)

Result

Returns an auth.Authorization object with information on the new authorization.

Possible errors

Code	Type	Description
400	ACCESS_TOKEN_EXPIRED	Bot token expired
400	ACCESS_TOKEN_INVALID	The provided token is not valid
400	API_ID_INVALID	The api_id/api_hash combination is invalid
401	AUTH_KEY_INVALID	Auth key invalid

Can bots use this methd ?

yes

Related pages

Bots: An introduction for developers