tlgr-cli 2.0.1__py3-none-any.whl
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- tlgr/__init__.py +3 -0
- tlgr/__main__.py +6 -0
- tlgr/actions/__init__.py +45 -0
- tlgr/actions/forward.py +74 -0
- tlgr/actions/reply.py +32 -0
- tlgr/cli/__init__.py +259 -0
- tlgr/cli/confirm.py +55 -0
- tlgr/cli/errors.py +84 -0
- tlgr/cli/gen.py +690 -0
- tlgr/cli/globals.py +273 -0
- tlgr/cli/introspect.py +170 -0
- tlgr/cli/params.py +189 -0
- tlgr/cli/render.py +418 -0
- tlgr/core/__init__.py +0 -0
- tlgr/core/accounts.py +384 -0
- tlgr/core/config.py +358 -0
- tlgr/core/custom_tl.py +170 -0
- tlgr/core/errors.py +687 -0
- tlgr/core/eventtypes.py +1170 -0
- tlgr/core/identity.py +127 -0
- tlgr/core/launchd.py +122 -0
- tlgr/core/logging.py +194 -0
- tlgr/core/media.py +134 -0
- tlgr/core/output.py +251 -0
- tlgr/core/pagination.py +227 -0
- tlgr/core/paths.py +360 -0
- tlgr/core/peers.py +427 -0
- tlgr/core/process.py +138 -0
- tlgr/core/signing.py +38 -0
- tlgr/core/systemd.py +96 -0
- tlgr/core/telethon_compat.py +295 -0
- tlgr/core/text.py +211 -0
- tlgr/core/timefmt.py +199 -0
- tlgr/core/tl.py +98 -0
- tlgr/daemon/__init__.py +0 -0
- tlgr/daemon/app.py +869 -0
- tlgr/daemon/dispatch.py +446 -0
- tlgr/daemon/events.py +723 -0
- tlgr/daemon/files.py +431 -0
- tlgr/daemon/idle.py +119 -0
- tlgr/daemon/jobs.py +68 -0
- tlgr/daemon/main.py +161 -0
- tlgr/daemon/peercred.py +75 -0
- tlgr/daemon/policy.py +113 -0
- tlgr/daemon/preauth.py +366 -0
- tlgr/daemon/ratelimit.py +391 -0
- tlgr/daemon/server.py +24 -0
- tlgr/daemon/session.py +648 -0
- tlgr/daemon/sessions.py +274 -0
- tlgr/daemon/singleton.py +114 -0
- tlgr/daemon/stream.py +193 -0
- tlgr/daemon/transfers.py +219 -0
- tlgr/daemon/webhook.py +390 -0
- tlgr/data/catalog_index.json +1 -0
- tlgr/data/parity_waivers.toml +90 -0
- tlgr/filters/__init__.py +42 -0
- tlgr/filters/compose.py +121 -0
- tlgr/filters/content.py +85 -0
- tlgr/filters/context.py +114 -0
- tlgr/filters/message.py +161 -0
- tlgr/filters/temporal.py +87 -0
- tlgr/filters/user.py +36 -0
- tlgr/gateway/__init__.py +1 -0
- tlgr/gateway/config.py +161 -0
- tlgr/gateway/engine.py +215 -0
- tlgr/gateway/event.py +22 -0
- tlgr/jobs/__init__.py +0 -0
- tlgr/jobs/base.py +81 -0
- tlgr/jobs/client.py +37 -0
- tlgr/models/__init__.py +1220 -0
- tlgr/models/admin.py +744 -0
- tlgr/models/auth.py +510 -0
- tlgr/models/base.py +81 -0
- tlgr/models/bot.py +576 -0
- tlgr/models/business.py +265 -0
- tlgr/models/call.py +586 -0
- tlgr/models/config.py +101 -0
- tlgr/models/contact.py +481 -0
- tlgr/models/daemon.py +336 -0
- tlgr/models/dialog.py +626 -0
- tlgr/models/envelope.py +68 -0
- tlgr/models/error.py +30 -0
- tlgr/models/event.py +79 -0
- tlgr/models/export.py +66 -0
- tlgr/models/gift.py +275 -0
- tlgr/models/inline.py +84 -0
- tlgr/models/location.py +115 -0
- tlgr/models/media.py +507 -0
- tlgr/models/message.py +584 -0
- tlgr/models/net.py +232 -0
- tlgr/models/notify.py +105 -0
- tlgr/models/page.py +32 -0
- tlgr/models/payment.py +172 -0
- tlgr/models/peer.py +400 -0
- tlgr/models/poll.py +119 -0
- tlgr/models/premium.py +161 -0
- tlgr/models/privacy.py +93 -0
- tlgr/models/profile.py +217 -0
- tlgr/models/reaction.py +160 -0
- tlgr/models/resolve.py +175 -0
- tlgr/models/settings.py +103 -0
- tlgr/models/stars.py +101 -0
- tlgr/models/sticker.py +243 -0
- tlgr/models/story.py +467 -0
- tlgr/models/sync.py +105 -0
- tlgr/models/todo.py +36 -0
- tlgr/models/webapp.py +89 -0
- tlgr/ops/__init__.py +63 -0
- tlgr/ops/_admin.py +313 -0
- tlgr/ops/_auth.py +599 -0
- tlgr/ops/_bots.py +586 -0
- tlgr/ops/_calls.py +535 -0
- tlgr/ops/_common.py +160 -0
- tlgr/ops/_layer.py +46 -0
- tlgr/ops/_media.py +592 -0
- tlgr/ops/_params.py +212 -0
- tlgr/ops/_rights.py +402 -0
- tlgr/ops/_send.py +593 -0
- tlgr/ops/_serialize.py +667 -0
- tlgr/ops/_settings.py +306 -0
- tlgr/ops/_spec.py +167 -0
- tlgr/ops/_story.py +743 -0
- tlgr/ops/account.py +2604 -0
- tlgr/ops/agent.py +937 -0
- tlgr/ops/auth.py +1282 -0
- tlgr/ops/bot.py +4880 -0
- tlgr/ops/business.py +1520 -0
- tlgr/ops/call.py +1610 -0
- tlgr/ops/chat.py +4025 -0
- tlgr/ops/chat_admin.py +929 -0
- tlgr/ops/chat_extra.py +1061 -0
- tlgr/ops/chat_invite.py +716 -0
- tlgr/ops/chat_manage.py +1691 -0
- tlgr/ops/chat_member.py +1357 -0
- tlgr/ops/chat_stats.py +902 -0
- tlgr/ops/chat_topic.py +905 -0
- tlgr/ops/conference.py +791 -0
- tlgr/ops/config.py +1698 -0
- tlgr/ops/contact.py +2330 -0
- tlgr/ops/daemon.py +1397 -0
- tlgr/ops/draft.py +299 -0
- tlgr/ops/emoji.py +343 -0
- tlgr/ops/events.py +1327 -0
- tlgr/ops/export.py +596 -0
- tlgr/ops/folder.py +1322 -0
- tlgr/ops/gif.py +522 -0
- tlgr/ops/gift.py +1546 -0
- tlgr/ops/giveaway.py +541 -0
- tlgr/ops/inline.py +773 -0
- tlgr/ops/job.py +799 -0
- tlgr/ops/location.py +917 -0
- tlgr/ops/media.py +4495 -0
- tlgr/ops/message.py +3769 -0
- tlgr/ops/net.py +536 -0
- tlgr/ops/notify.py +840 -0
- tlgr/ops/passport.py +464 -0
- tlgr/ops/payment.py +907 -0
- tlgr/ops/poll.py +1078 -0
- tlgr/ops/premium.py +488 -0
- tlgr/ops/privacy.py +794 -0
- tlgr/ops/profile.py +1481 -0
- tlgr/ops/proxy.py +750 -0
- tlgr/ops/reaction.py +1475 -0
- tlgr/ops/resolve.py +1140 -0
- tlgr/ops/search.py +521 -0
- tlgr/ops/settings.py +1066 -0
- tlgr/ops/stars.py +594 -0
- tlgr/ops/sticker.py +1602 -0
- tlgr/ops/story.py +3216 -0
- tlgr/ops/sync.py +788 -0
- tlgr/ops/todo.py +514 -0
- tlgr/ops/user.py +1406 -0
- tlgr/ops/vc.py +2351 -0
- tlgr/ops/webapp.py +717 -0
- tlgr/ops/webhook.py +418 -0
- tlgr/parity.py +386 -0
- tlgr/processors/__init__.py +125 -0
- tlgr/processors/regex.py +26 -0
- tlgr/processors/text.py +56 -0
- tlgr/registry.py +519 -0
- tlgr/schema.py +173 -0
- tlgr/transport/__init__.py +30 -0
- tlgr/transport/autostart.py +293 -0
- tlgr/transport/client.py +805 -0
- tlgr/transport/ndjson.py +44 -0
- tlgr/version.py +31 -0
- tlgr_cli-2.0.1.dist-info/METADATA +957 -0
- tlgr_cli-2.0.1.dist-info/RECORD +192 -0
- tlgr_cli-2.0.1.dist-info/WHEEL +5 -0
- tlgr_cli-2.0.1.dist-info/entry_points.txt +2 -0
- tlgr_cli-2.0.1.dist-info/licenses/LICENSE +21 -0
- tlgr_cli-2.0.1.dist-info/top_level.txt +1 -0
tlgr/ops/__init__.py
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"""Every operation module is discovered here, and the registry is linted.
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Importing this package is what populates `tlgr.registry.REGISTRY`. The modules
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collided with every other PR on the same three lines. Discovery is
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deterministic — the names are sorted, so the registry is built in the same
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order in every checkout — and `_`-prefixed modules are skipped because they
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hold the plumbing (`_spec`, `_send`, …), not specs.
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import pkgutil
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from tlgr.ops._spec import OpContext, OperationSpec, PageKind, Surface
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from tlgr.core.errors import NotFoundError, UsageError
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from tlgr.core.pagination import PageKind, decode_cursor
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)
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|
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|
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def require_found(value: Any, message: str) -> Any:
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return value
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