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README.md
Webogram - Telegram UNOFFICIAL 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, but no official web-version for Telegram exists for the time being. So this project is my take at creating one.
Disclaimer: This is an alpha version of the Telegram UNOFFICIAL web application. It may have undetected security issues, and there is definitely a load of bugs to fix, features to add and so on. So if you want 200% secure and fully functional communication, don't use this yet! You can always find Telegram official mobile applications here: https://telegram.org
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:
[ To be added soon :) ]
Implemented functionality list
- Sign in by phone number + SMS code (no calls supported yet)
- View list of existings chats (up-posting) with infinite scrolling
- View messages history for each chat/group (bottom-posting) with infinite scrolling
- View brief profile info
- View group info, members list
- View media in messages: photo, video
- Download documents from messages
- Emoji display in all browsers (Chrome, non-OSX ones)
- Emoji keyboard
- Send plain-text messages to user or group
- Send files (photos or documents) via attach icon or drag'n'drop
Unsupported at the moment
- Secret chats
- Create new group
- Edit group photo/title/participants
- Desktop notifications
- Settings
- Edit profile/userpic
- Contacts
- Edit, delete, forward messsages
- a lot more...
Technical details
The app is based on AngularJS JavaScript framework, written in pure JavaScript (migration to CoffeeScript is planned for the future). jQuery is used for DOM manipulations, and Bootstrap is the CSS-framework.
Running locally
Running web-server
Project repository is based on angularjs-seed and includes a simple web-server, so it's easy to launch the app locally on your desktop.
Install node.js and run scripts/web-server.js
. Open page http://localhost:8000/app/index.html in your browser.
Running as Chrome Packaged App
It is possible to run this application in Chrome browser as a packaged app. In order to do this, open this URL in Chrome: chrome://extensions/
, then tick "Developer mode" and press "Load unpacked extension...". Select the downloaded app
folder and Webogram application should appear in the list.
Third party libraries
Besides 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. Detailed list with descriptions and licenses is available here.
Licensing
The source code is licensed under GPL v3. License is available here.