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n8n-nodes-telegram-client-api

v0.1.0

Published

a year ago

n8n nodes for Telegram Client API integration using Telethon

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n8n-community-node-package telegram telethon client-api

n8n-nodes-telegram-client-api

This package provides n8n nodes for Telegram Client API integration using Telethon, enabling AI agent workflows capable of initiating conversations, listening for responses, maintaining persistent conversations, and supporting concurrent user sessions.

Features

Send Messages: Send messages to Telegram users or groups using the Telegram Client API
Receive Messages: Listen for incoming messages in real-time using a long-lived Telethon session
Support for AI-powered Conversations: Integrate with existing n8n workflows for dynamic, AI-powered conversations
Avoid Bot API Limitations: Overcome Telegram Bot API limitations like rate-limiting and lack of context
Persistence: Maintain persistent sessions across multiple workflows/users
Internal Execution: All logic runs inside the existing n8n container

Installation

You can install this package in n8n via the GUI:

Open your n8n instance
Go to Settings > Community Nodes
Click "Install"
Enter "n8n-nodes-telegram-client-api" in the package name field
Click "Install"

Usage

Send Message Node

Add the "Telegram Client" node to your workflow
Select the "Send Message" operation
Configure the node with your Telegram Client API credentials
Specify the chat ID and message content

Note

This is a placeholder package. The full implementation will be available in a future version.