Telegram Web K, GPL v3
Telegram Web K
Based on Webogram, patched and improved. Available for everyone here: https://web.telegram.org/k/
Developing
Install dependencies with:
npm install
This will install all the needed dependencies.
Running web-server
Just run npm start to start the web server and the livereload task.
Open http://localhost:8080/ in your browser.
Running in production
Run npm run build to build the minimized production version of the app. Copy public folder contents to your web server.
Dependencies
- BigInteger.js (Unlicense)
- pako (MIT License)
- cryptography (Apache License 2.0)
- emoji-data (MIT License)
- twemoji-parser (MIT License)
- rlottie (MIT License)
- fast-png (MIT License)
- opus-recorder (BSD License)
- libwebp.js
- fastBlur
Debugging
You are welcome in helping to minimize the impact of bugs. There are classes, binded to global context. Look through the code for certain one and just get it by its name in developer tools. Source maps are included in production build for your convenience.
Additional query parameters
- test=1: to use test DCs
- debug=1: to use debug wherever it tests the flag
Should be applied like that: http://localhost:8080/?test=1
Troubleshooting & Suggesting
If you find an issue with this app or wish something to be added, let Telegram know using the Suggestions Platform.
from https://github.com/morethanwords/tweb
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Telegram web application, GPL v3
The project was superseeded by 2 new official Telegram Web Apps:
- https://github.com/morethanwords/tweb - Telegram Web K, based on source code of Webogram, rewritten in TypeScript.
- https://github.com/Ajaxy/telegram-tt - Telegram Web Z, based on its own Teact framework (which re-implements React paradigm), uses a custom version of GramJS as an MTProto implementation. Written also in Typescript.
Webogram — Telegram Web App
Telegram offers great apps for mobile communication. It is based on the MTProto protocol and has an Open API. I personally like Telegram for its speed and cloud-support (that makes a web app possible, unlike in the case of WA and others).
MTProto data can be carried over HTTP (SSL is also supported), so this project is my take at creating one.
That said, I'm using this app myself and I'd like to share its sources, so anyone can contribute to the development. Any help is welcome!
Interface
Here are some screenshots of the interface:
Unsupported at the moment
- Secret chats
- Black list
- ...
Maintained locations
| Description | URL | Type |
|---|---|---|
| Online Web-version (hosted on Telegram servers) | https://web.telegram.org/ | hosted |
| Online Web-version (hosted on GitHub pages) | https://zhukov.github.io/webogram | hosted |
| Chrome Web Store | https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/telegram/ clhhggbfdinjmjhajaheehoeibfljjno | packed |
| Firefox & FirefoxOS Marketplace | https://marketplace.firefox.com/app/telegram | packed |
Hosted version: the app is downloaded via HTTPS as a usual website. Will be available offline due to application cache.
Packed version: the app is downloaded at once in a package via HTTPS. The package is updated less frequently than the Web-version.
All of the apps above are submitted and maintained by @zhukov, so feel free to use them and report bugs here. Please do not report bugs which are only reproducible in different locations.
Technical details
The app is based on the AngularJS JavaScript framework, and written in pure JavaScript. jQuery is used for DOM manipulations, and Bootstrap as the CSS-framework.
Running locally
The project repository is based on angularjs-seed and includes gulp tasks, so it's easy to launch the app locally on your desktop. Install node.js.
Install dependencies with:
npm install
Optionally, run the following commands in the project directory to install gulp globally:
sudo npm install -g gulp
This will install all the needed dependencies.
Running web-server
Just run npm start (gulp watch) to start the web server and the livereload task.
Open http://localhost:8000/app/index.html in your browser.
Running as Chrome Packaged App
To run this application in Google Chrome as a packaged app, open this URL (in Chrome): chrome://extensions/, then tick "Developer mode" and press "Load unpacked extension...". Select the downloaded app folder and Webogram should appear in the list.
Run npm start (gulp watch) to watch for file changes and automatically rebuild the app.
Running as Firefox OS App
To run this application in Firefox as a packaged app, open "Menu" -> "Developer" -> "WebIDE" (or hit Shift + F8). Choose "Open packaged app" from the Project menu and select the app folder.
Run npm start (gulp watch) to watch for file changes and automatically rebuild the app.
Running in production
Run npm run clean (gulp clean), then npm run build (gulp publish) to build the minimized production version of the app. Copy dist folder contents to your web server. Don't forget to set X-Frame-Options SAMEORIGIN header (docs).
Third party libraries
Besides the frameworks mentioned above, other libraries are used for protocol and UI needs. Here is the short list:
Many thanks to all these libraries' authors and contributors. A detailed list with descriptions and licenses is available here.
from https://github.com/zhukov/webogram
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