the moest client based on Telegram-X and TDLib ~

Features

• Message details
• Ability to replace mobile number^{(with username/userid/hidden label)}
• Hide reactions
• Hide new messages counter^{(in the drawer burger)}
• Sent photos with high resolution ^{(800px/1280px/2560px)}
• Blur drawer background
• Square avatars
• Message panel buttons hiding
• Remember message options ^{(copy/silent/sound)}
• Do not send choosing sticker status^{typing status will be sent instead}
• Copy photo or document^{(with photo)} option
• and a bit more...

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Installation

Prerequisites

• At least 5,34GB of free disk space: 487,10MB for source codes and around 4,85GB for files generated after building all variants
• 4GB of RAM
• macOS or Linux-based operating system. Windows platform is supported by using MSYS (e.g., Git Bash).

macOS

• Homebrew
• git with LFS, wget and sed: $ brew install git git-lfs wget gsed && git lfs install

Linux

• git with LFS: Install with your package manager, e.g. # apt install git git-lfs for any Debian-based distribution
• Run $ git lfs install for the current user, if you didn't have git-lfs previously installed

Windows

• Shell with git, wget, and make utilities:
  • MSYS: $ pacman -S make git mingw-w64-x86_64-git-lfs
  • Git Bash:
    1. Download wget, unzip wget.exe and move to your Git\mingw64\bin\
    2. Download make, unzip and copy the contents to your Git\mingw64\ merging the folders, but do NOT overwrite any existing files
• Run $ git lfs install for the current user, if you didn't have git lfs previously initialized

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Build

• moeGramX can be built with Android Studio or from the command line with Gradle:

1. $ git clone --recursive --depth=1 --shallow-submodules https://github.com/moeCrafters/moeGramX mgx — clone moeGramX with submodules
2. In case you forgot the --recursive flag, cd into mgx directory and: $ git submodule init && git submodule update --init --recursive --depth=1
3. Create keystore.properties file outside of source tree with the following properties:
   keystore.file: absolute path to the keystore file
   keystore.password: password for the keystore
   key.alias: key alias that will be used to sign the app
   key.password: key password.
   Warning: keep this file safe and make sure nobody, except you, has access to it. For production builds one could use a separate user with home folder encryption to avoid harm from physical theft
4. $ cd mgx
5. Run $ scripts/./setup.sh and follow up the instructions
6. If you plan to use GCM push messages, setup Firebase and replace google-services.json with the one that's suitable for the app.id you need
7. Now you can open the project using Android Studio or build manually from the command line: ./gradlew assembleUniversalRelease.

Available flavors

• arm64: arm64-v8a build with minSdkVersion set to 21 (Lollipop)
• arm32: armeabi-v7a build
• x64: x86_64 build with minSdkVersion set to 21 (Lollipop)
• x86: x86 build
• universal: universal build that includes native bundles for all platforms.

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Contributing

This is a thing you can do without any special skills!

Here are a few things you can do:

• Test and report issues
• Translate the moegram strings into your language - moeGramX is a fork of Telegram-X and most of the localizations follow the translations of Telegram-X, check it out here. As for specialized strings for moeGramX, we use Crowdin to translate client.

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Third-party dependencies

List of third-party components used in moeGramX can be found here. Additionally, you can check the specific commit of the third-party component used, for example, here and here.

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License

moeGramX is licensed under the terms of the GNU General Public License v3.0.

License of components and third-party dependencies it relies on might differ, check LICENSE file in the corresponding folder.