flutter_telegram_miniapp 0.0.7

A Flutter package providing easy access to the Telegram Mini Apps API, enabling you to build interactive experiences within Telegram.

Flutter Telegram Miniapp

A Flutter package for interacting with the Telegram Mini Apps API.

This package provides a convenient way to develop Telegram Mini Apps using Flutter. It handles the underlying JavaScript interop, providing you with type-safe Dart classes and methods to access the Telegram Mini Apps API.

Ready for compilation in WASM

Features

• Access to Web App API: Provides the WebApp singleton class for accessing Telegram Web App API methods.
• Interface Control: Allows you to control the Mini App interface, such as colors, buttons, modals, QR-code scanner, and full-screen mode.
• Event Handling: Offers an EventHandler class to subscribe to various Mini App events, such as activation, deactivation, theme changes, button clicks, etc.
• Typed Data: Includes strongly typed enums for various states and types, as well as classes for API parameters and responses.
• Asynchronous Operations: Uses async/await with Future for non-blocking access to the API.
• JS Interop: Employs dart:js_interop for direct interaction with the JavaScript API.
• Biometric, Sensor and Location Support: Support for biometric authentication, accelerometer, gyroscope, and location services.
• Cloud storage: Provide interface to save data in cloud storage.
• Share message and emoji status: Ability to share messages and set emoji status.
• Extensibility: Provides extension functions for color conversion.
• Well-Structured: Organized code into enums, extensions, and types folders.

Getting started

To use this package, add flutter_telegram_miniapp as a dependency in your pubspec.yaml file:

dependencies:
  flutter:
    sdk: flutter
  flutter_telegram_miniapp: ^latest_version

Then, import it into your Dart code:

import 'package:flutter_telegram_miniapp/flutter_telegram_miniapp.dart';

Usage

Initialization

Before using any other method, you need to initialize the WebApp class.

void main() {
  try {
    WebApp().init();
    runApp(MyApp());
  } catch (e) {
    print('Error initializing Mini App: $e');
  }
}

Accessing Web App API

You can access the Telegram Web App API through the WebApp() singleton:

final webApp = WebApp();

final colorScheme = webApp.colorScheme;

webApp.setHeaderColor(Colors.blue);

webApp.enableClosingConfirmation();

webApp.eventHandler.mainButtonClicked.listen((event) {
   print('Main button clicked');
});

final popupParams = PopupParams(
    message: "Some message",
    buttons: [
      PopupButton(text: "OK", type: PopupButtonType.ok)
    ]
);
webApp.showPopup(params: popupParams, callback: (buttonId) {
    print("Button clicked $buttonId");
});

final initData = webApp.initDataUnsafe;

print(initData.user);

Working with Events

The EventHandler class allows you to subscribe to different events:

final eventHandler = WebApp().eventHandler;

eventHandler.themeChanged.listen((theme) {
    final (colorScheme, themeParams) = theme;
});

Calling asynchronous functions

You can use asynchronous functions to get values from telegram api

final webApp = WebApp();

final result = await webApp.openInvoiceAsync(url: "Some url");
print(result);

final hasContact = await webApp.requestContactAsync();
if(hasContact){
  print("User sent contact");
}

Issues and Contribution

If you encounter any issues or have suggestions for improvements, please feel free to open an issue on GitHub. Contributions are welcome!

License

This project is licensed under the MIT License.