Implement base64_attachments #12
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Message.parse() takes `signal: SignalAPI` instance as parameter, which allows us to call its new get_attachment() method. As a result, the Message.parse() needs to be `async` now.
for cases where `base64_attachments` parameter is not `None`
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Awesome, thank you very much! I will take a closer look the coming days. I have to fix the deployment pipeline first and also tidy up a few things, but then I can test and merge it |
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Closing this as it is superseeded by #67 |
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Hi filipre!
This is my first approach at implementing base64_attachments. Although the changes are pretty straightforward, I don't think this is the most elegant way to do it. However, I'm also unable to come up with better alternatives. So I thought I'd just use this PR to maybe get a discussion going and see where we go from there.
Kind regards from another part of Germany
Felix