messages.CreateChat

class pyrogram.raw.functions.messages.CreateChat

Creates a new chat.

Details:

Layer: 223
ID: 92CEDDD4

Parameters:

users (List of InputUser) – List of user IDs to be invited
title (str) – Chat name
ttl_period (int 32-bit, optional) – Time-to-live of all messages that will be sent in the chat: once message.date+message.ttl_period === time(), the message will be deleted on the server, and must be deleted locally as well. You can use messages.setDefaultHistoryTTL to edit this value later.

Returns:

messages.InvitedUsers

TL Schema

messages.createChat#92ceddd4
flags:#
users:Vector<InputUser>
title:string
ttl_period:flags.0?int

= messages.InvitedUsers

Parameter Tree

CreateChat
├── users → Vector < InputUser >
│   ├── InputUserEmpty
│   ├── InputUserSelf
│   ├── InputUser
│   │   ├── user_id → long
│   │   └── access_hash → long
│   └── InputUserFromMessage
│       ├── peer → InputPeer
│       │   ├── InputPeerEmpty
│       │   ├── InputPeerSelf
│       │   ├── InputPeerChat
│       │   ├── InputPeerUser
│       │   ├── InputPeerChannel
│       │   ├── InputPeerUserFromMessage
│       │   └── InputPeerChannelFromMessage
│       ├── msg_id → int
│       └── user_id → long
├── title → string
└── ttl_period → int (optional)

Example

await app.invoke(
    CreateChat(
        users=[
                await app.resolve_user(chat_id)
            ],
        title="text",
        ttl_period=0,
    )
)