Crate ferogram_tl_types 

Auto-generated Telegram API types, functions, and enums for TL Layer 224.

This crate is part of ferogram, an async Rust MTProto client built by Ankit Chaubey.

• Channel: t.me/Ferogram
• Chat: t.me/FerogramChat

The entire contents are generated at build time from the TL schema in tl/. Do not edit the generated source by hand.

Most users access this through ferogram::tl, which re-exports everything here. Use this crate directly only if you are building on top of the raw TL layer without the high-level ferogram client.

Modules

Module	Contents
types	Concrete constructors as structs (bare types)
functions	RPC functions as structs implementing RemoteCall
enums	Boxed types as enums implementing Deserializable

Serialization

Every type in types and every function in functions implements Serializable. Every enum in enums implements Deserializable.

use ferogram_tl_types::{functions, Serializable};

let req = functions::help::GetConfig {};
let bytes = req.to_bytes();
// bytes is the TL-serialized wire form, ready to send over MTProto.

Feature flags

Flag	Effect
tl-api	Layer 224 API schema types (default in ferogram)
tl-mtproto	MTProto internal types (DH, transport, etc.)
name-for-id	name_for_id(u32) -> &'static str for debug printing

Updating to a new TL layer

Replace tl/api.tl with the new schema and run cargo build. The build script regenerates all source. The LAYER constant reflects the current layer number.

Re-exports

pub use deserialize::Cursor;

pub use deserialize::Deserializable;

pub use serialize::Serializable;

Modules

deserialize

enums

functions

serialize

types

Structs

Blob

Opaque blob of bytes that should be passed through without interpretation.

RawVec

Bare vector: vector (lowercase) as opposed to the boxed Vector.

Constants

LAYER

The API layer this code was generated from.

Traits

Identifiable

Every generated type has a unique 32-bit constructor ID.

RemoteCall

Marks a function type that can be sent to Telegram as an RPC call.

Functions

name_for_idname-for-id

Returns the TL name for a known constructor ID.