From sgcWebSockets 4.4.2 Telegram is supported for iOS64 devices, which means that you can build your own telegram client. TDLib takes care of all network implementation details, encryption and local data storage. TDLib supports all Telegram features.
TDLib (Telegram Database Library) Advantages
Copy the library libtdjson.a to the following directories:
Where <IDE Version> is the number that identifies your Rad Studio version (example: Rad Studio 10.4 is 21.0).
In order to obtain an API id and develop your own application using the Telegram API you need to do the following:
These values must be set in Telegram.API property of Telegram component. In order to authenticate, you must set your phone number (with international code), example: 34699123456
The following parameters can be configured:
Once you have configured Telegram Component, you can set Active property to true and program will try to connect to Telegram.
oTelegram := TsgcTDLib_Telegram.Create(nil); oTelegram.Telegram.API.ApiHash := 'your api hash'; oTelegram.Telegram.API.ApiId := 'your api id'; oTelegram.PhoneNumber := 'your phone number'; oTelegram.ApplicationVersion := '1.0'; oTelegram.DeviceModel := 'Desktop'; oTelegram.LanguageCode := 'en'; oTelegram.SystemVersion := 'iOS'; oTelegram.Active := true; procedure OnAuthenticationCode(Sender: TObject; var Code: string); begin InputBox('Telegram', 'Introduce Telegram Code', ''); end; procedure OnMessageText(Sender: TObject; MessageText: TsgcTelegramMessageText); begin Log('Message Received: ' + MessageText.Text); end; procedure OnConnectionStatus(Sender: TObject; const Status: string); begin if Status = 'connectionStateReady' then oTelegram.SendTextMessage('1234', 'Hello Telegram!'); end;
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