A chat can be exported from the command line, and the project has a new logo. No migration. Docker deployments only need the new pins.
Added
- Export a chat from the command line, as JSON or as the HTML ZIP, without the web viewer.
telegram-archive export-chat --chat <id, ref or @username>writes the same file the viewer's Export chat downloads: the JSON byte for byte, or the ZIP of pages that open offline, with the same--media,--max-file-mb,--no-players,--from,--toand--changed-sinceoptions and the same limits. It reads media from the archive's media folder, so a pip install or the backup container alone can export. It never replaces an existing file unless given--force. See export-chat. (#627)
Changed
- A new logo, without the paper plane. The mark is now an open ring that runs back, around two message rows, in teal. It replaces the logo, the favicon, the banner and the icons the viewer shows when it is installed as an app. The favicon holds 16, 32, 48 and 256 px pictures; it held one before. The paper plane is Telegram's mark, and this project is independent of Telegram. A browser that installed the viewer as an app keeps the old icon until it reads the manifest again. The viewer's themes do not change. (#629)
📋 Full changelog: docs/CHANGELOG.md