Lonami
[TOML supports comments](https://github.com/toml-lang/toml/blob/master/README.md#user-content-comment) so perhaps if there's one above a feature it could be used as its description. But I don't think there's any visible standard on this.
Note that optional dependencies are listed like the rest of dependencies with the "optional" text following the dependency name. See for example https://crates.io/crates/tokio.
Try `python3 -m telegram_export`.
Sorry to hear that your account was banned. Sometimes Telegram randomly decides to ban legit use cases like this one, and you need to send them an email. You're not...
I don't think the bug is present in the version TE uses. Using latest Python is always a good idea anyway. Yes, of course TE should use latest Telethon some...
It would be helpful if we could spot where exactly is getting stuck to hit 100% CPU usage, but right now I don't know how we could find that out.
Well as a bug, obviously there are plans to fix it. Who and when will fix it is another whole story, since there are things more important than this project.
Looks appealing to me, but any browser will struggle with very large exports (I tried with a 145MB file and stopped Firefox at 4.4GB of memory used). Maybe we would...
The idea is to get rid of that config file and generate a sane default one on the first run, which the user can modify.
@expectocode but if we generate the default file if the chosen one doesn't exist lets us easily be consistent with default values in the code and the file. Adding comments...