telegram.Animation¶

class telegram.Animation(file_id, width, height, duration, thumb=None, file_name=None, mime_type=None, file_size=None, bot=None, **kwargs)¶

Bases: telegram.base.TelegramObject

This object represents an animation file to be displayed in the message containing a game.

file_id¶

Unique file identifier.

Type:	`str`

width¶

Video width as defined by sender.

Type:	`int`

height¶

Video height as defined by sender.

Type:	`int`

duration¶

Duration of the video in seconds as defined by sender.

Type:	`int`

thumb¶

Optional. Animation thumbnail as defined by sender.

Type:	`telegram.PhotoSize`

file_name¶

Optional. Original animation filename as defined by sender.

Type:	`str`

mime_type¶

Optional. MIME type of the file as defined by sender.

Type:	`str`

file_size¶

Optional. File size.

Type:	`int`

bot¶

Optional. The Bot to use for instance methods.

Type:	`telegram.Bot`

Parameters:

file_id (str) – Unique file identifier.
width (int) – Video width as defined by sender.
height (int) – Video height as defined by sender.
duration (int) – Duration of the video in seconds as defined by sender.
thumb (telegram.PhotoSize, optional) – Animation thumbnail as defined by sender.
file_name (str, optional) – Original animation filename as defined by sender.
mime_type (str, optional) – MIME type of the file as defined by sender.
file_size (int, optional) – File size.
bot (telegram.Bot, optional) – The Bot to use for instance methods.
**kwargs (dict) – Arbitrary keyword arguments.

get_file(timeout=None, **kwargs)¶

Convenience wrapper over telegram.Bot.get_file

Parameters:	timeout (`int` \| `float`, optional) – If this value is specified, use it as the read timeout from the server (instead of the one specified during creation of the connection pool). **kwargs (`dict`) – Arbitrary keyword arguments.
Returns:	`telegram.File`
Raises:	`telegram.TelegramError`