template.html showing variables

knadh / tg-archive

A tool for exporting Telegram group chats into static websites like mailing list archives.

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template.html showing variables #111

Closed scarlion1 closed 1 year ago

scarlion1 commented 1 year ago

If I follow your Usage instructions to build "mysite" what's the proper way to publish it? I copied config.yaml, rss_template.html, site/, static/, and template.html to Web Root but /template.html renders as shown below. Also tried putting the whole mysite dir in the Web Root but /mysite/template.html still looks the same. What I mess up? Thx

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knadh commented 1 year ago

That's the raw template that's showing. After you generate mysite directory:

Edit config.yaml to add your settings
Run tgarchive --sync in the directory to sync data from Telegram to your local system.
Run tgarchive --build to generate the site. A new directory site is created with the HTML files that you can publish.

scarlion1 commented 1 year ago

Awesome! Everything is rendering now except for the name of the group. In my config, group is set to the group ID, so -100... and that's what shows underneath the icon on the published site, instead of the name of the group:

@-100... / 
Public archive of 
Telegram messages.

@knadh How to get that to show the name of the group?

scarlion1 commented 1 year ago

I guess I was mistaken in remembering the https://tg.fossunited.org/ example and it's more readable & memorable when group has an @name.

In this case, I guess have to add to config.yaml some new variables, e.g. group_name and group_link and go from there...