CLI Telegram Message Sender
./TelegramNotifier.exe <command> <parameters>
where <command> is one of:
send-message-to-chat
description: send a message to chat with id
parameters: chatId, message
example of use: .\TelegramNotifier.exe send-message-to-chat 840666093 "This is programmatically sended message"
create-chat
description: create a group with name <chatName> and invite <username> to this group
parameters: chatName, username
output: id of created chat
example of use: .\TelegramNotifier.exe create-chat testChat krawler
delete-chat:
description: delete chat with <chatId>
parameters: chatId
example of use: .\TelegramNotifier.exe delete-chat 840666093
get-messages-from-chat
description: get messages from chat with <chatId> (without service messages)
parameters: chatId
example of use: .\TelegramNotifier.exe get-messages 840666093
delete-user-from-chat
description: delete a user with <username> from chat with <chatId>
parameters: chatId username
example of use: .\TelegramNotifier.exe delete-user-from-chat 979115881 krawler
invite-user
description: invites a user with <username> to chat with <chatId>
parameters: chatId username
example of use: .\TelegramNotifier.exe invite-user 979115881 answeroom
send-message-to-user
description: send a <message> to user with <username>
parameters: username, message
example of use: \TelegramNotifier.exe send-message-to-user krawler "This is programmatically sended message"
if user privacy settings ban invites or messages you'll be noticed on console
username provided without @ character
first launch of app request user login, next - uses .session file if u want to use another user you should remove *.session