messageReactions#4f2b9479 flags:# min:flags.0?true can_see_list:flags.2?true reactions_as_tags:flags.3?true results:Vector<ReactionCount> recent_reactions:flags.1?Vector<MessagePeerReaction> = MessageReactions;| Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
| flags | # | Flags, see TL conditional fields |
| min | flags.0?true | Similar to min objects, used for message reaction » constructors that are the same for all users so they don't have the reactions sent by the current user (you can use messages.getMessagesReactions to get the full reaction info). |
| can_see_list | flags.2?true | Whether messages.getMessageReactionsList can be used to see how each specific peer reacted to the message |
| reactions_as_tags | flags.3?true | If set or if there are no reactions, all present and future reactions should be treated as message tags, see here » for more info. |
| results | Vector<ReactionCount> | Reactions |
| recent_reactions | flags.1?Vector<MessagePeerReaction> | List of recent peers and their reactions |
In some situations user and channel constructors have reduced set of fields present (although id is always there) and min flag set.
Telegram allows users to react on any message using specific emojis, triggering cute lottie animations.
Get message reaction list, along with the sender of each reaction.
The Saved Messages chat allows users to bookmark messages and media: it's a personal cloud storage for any messages or media you may want to send or forward there.