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Telethon Session Generator

name: telethon-session

by crazypeace · published 2026-03-22

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// Install command
$ claw add gh:crazypeace/crazypeace-telethon-session
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// Full documentation

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name: telethon-session

description: Generate Telethon .session files for user-account login to Telegram. Use when: (1) user wants to test a Telegram bot as a real user, (2) user needs to interact with Telegram via user identity, (3) creating a Telegram session for Telethon-based automation, (4) mentions telethon, telegram session, or user-account login. NOT for: bot-token-based bots (no session needed).

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# Telethon Session Generator

Generate a `.session` file to authenticate a Telegram user account via Telethon.

Prerequisites

  • `telethon` — install with `pip install telethon` (use venv if needed)
  • API credentials from <https://my.telegram.org> (api_id + api_hash)
  • Quick Start

    Run the bundled script in interactive (PTY) mode — Telegram will send a login code and optionally ask for 2FA:

    python3 scripts/login.py --api-id YOUR_ID --api-hash YOUR_HASH --phone "+86..."

    The script prompts for:

    1. **Login code** — from Telegram app or SMS

    2. **2FA password** — only if enabled on the account

    On success, `<session_name>.session` is created in the working directory.

    Key Notes

  • **Session file is reusable** — no need to re-login unless Telegram invalidates it
  • **Do NOT commit `.session` files** to version control (treat as secrets)
  • **Bot token ≠ session** — bots use `bot_token=` in Telethon, no session file needed
  • If `pip install telethon` fails on externally-managed Python, use a venv:
  • ```bash

    python3 -m venv venv

    source venv/bin/activate

    pip install telethon

    ```

    Using the Session File

    from telethon import TelegramClient
    
    client = TelegramClient('telegram_session', api_id, api_hash)
    await client.start()  # auto-loads session, no prompt needed
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