exteraGram

Licensed under the GNU General Public License v2.0

Experimental third-party Telegram client based on official sources.

Importing API hash and keys

• You should get YOUR OWN API KEY AND HASH here: https://core.telegram.org/api/obtaining_api_id and create a file called API_KEYS in the source root directory.
• Also you should get YOUR OWN MAPS API KEY here: https://console.cloud.google.com/google/maps-apis/credentials and add it to this file.
• And you need to generate SIGNING KEY: https://developer.android.com/studio/publish/app-signing#generate-key The contents should look like this:

APP_ID = 123456
APP_HASH = abcdef0123456789 (32 chars)
MAPS_V2_API = abcdef01234567-abcdef012345678910111213

SIGNING_KEY_PASSWORD = A1BcDEFHJ2KLMn3oP
SIGNING_KEY_ALIAS = abcdefghjklm
SIGNING_KEY_STORE_PASSWORD = Z9yXDEFHJ6KRqn7oP

Compilation Guide

1. Clone exteraGram's source code using git clone https://github.com/exteraSquad/exteraGram/
2. Fill out values in API_KEYS like here
3. Open the project in Android Studio. It should be opened, not imported
4. You are ready to compile exteraGram

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

./gradlew assembleAfatRelease

exteraGram Localization

Since exteraGram is a fork of Telegram for Android and most localizations follow translations of Telegram for Android, check it out here. As for specialized strings for exteraGram, we use Crowdin to translate exteraGram. Join the project at Crowdin!

Thanks to:

• Telegram
• Catogram and Catogram X
• Nekogram and Nekogram X
• OwlGram