# Application identifier for Telegram API access, which can be obtained at https:my.telegram.org
api_id = "94575"
# Application identifier hash for Telegram API access, which can be obtained at https:my.telegram.org
api_hash = "a3406de8d171bb422bb6ddf3bbd800e2"
# The path to the directory for the persistent database; if empty, the current working directory will be used
# If is not overridden, the database will be in the `tgt` directory.
# In Linux and MacOS, the path is:
# $HOME/tgt/.data/tg
# In Windows, the path is:
# C:\Users\YourUsername\tgt\.data\tg
database_dir = ".data/tg"
# Pass true to keep information about downloaded and uploaded files between application restarts
use_file_database = true
# Pass true to keep cache of users, basic groups, supergroups, channels and secret chats between restarts. Implies use_file_database
use_chat_info_database = true
# Pass true to keep cache of chats and messages between restarts. Implies use_chat_info_database
use_message_database = true
# IETF language tag of the user's operating system language; must be non-empty
system_language_code = "en"
# Model of the device the application is being run on; must be non-empty
device_model = "Desktop"
# =========== logging ===========
# New value of the verbosity level for logging.
# Value 0 corresponds to fatal errors,
# value 1 corresponds to errors,
# value 2 corresponds to warnings and debug warnings,
# value 3 corresponds to informational,
# value 4 corresponds to debug,
# value 5 corresponds to verbose debug,
# value greater than 5 and up to 1023 can be used to enable even more logging
verbosity_level = 2
# Path to the file to where the internal TDLib log will be written
# If is not overridden, the log will be in the `tgt` directory.
# In Linux and MacOS, the path is:
# $HOME/tgt/.data/tdlib_rs/tdlib_rs.log
# In Windows, the path is:
# C:\Users\YourUsername\tgt\.data\tdlib_rs\tdlib_rs.log
log_path = ".data/tdlib_rs/tdlib_rs.log"
# Pass true to additionally redirect stderr to the log file. Ignored on Windows
redirect_stderr = false