A Telegram bot that can stream Telegram files to users over HTTP.

Install dependencies (see requirements.txt), configure environment variables (see below) and run with python3 -m tgfilestream.

A reverse proxy is recommended to add TLS. When using a reverse proxy, keep HOST as-is, but add the publicly accessible URL to PUBLIC_URL. The URL should include the protocol, e.g. https://example.com.

• TG_API_ID (required) - Your Telegram API ID.
• TG_API_HASH (required) - Your Telegram API hash.
• PORT (defaults to 8080) - The port to listen at.
• HOST (defaults to localhost) - The host to listen at.
• PUBLIC_URL (defaults to http://localhost:8080) - The prefix for links that the bot gives.
• TRUST_FORWARD_HEADERS (defaults to false) - Whether or not to trust X-Forwarded-For headers when logging requests.
• DEBUG (defaults to false) - Whether or not to enable extra prints.
• LOG_CONFIG - Path to a Python basic log config. Overrides DEBUG.
• REQUEST_LIMIT (default 5) - The maximum number of requests a single IP can have active at a time.
• CONNECTION_LIMIT (default 20) - The maximum number of connections to a single Telegram datacenter.
• TG_START_MESG - The message that should be shown in Telegram chat, in case of non-media message.
• TG_G_C_MESG - The message that should be shown in a Telegram Group chat.
• TG_SESSION_NAME (defaults to tgfilestream) - The name of the Telethon session file to use.
• TG_BOT_FATHER_TOKEN (defaults to None) - This option is mutually exclusive to TG_SESSION_NAME, and if set, the client will login as a bot, instead of an user.