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entinyGram · Plugins

Plugin documentation

Everything you need to write, build and publish a plugin for entinyGram and Inugram, from the first step to JVM-level hooks.

Start with the introductionQuick start

JavaScript and TypeScript

One .inu.js file running in an isolated QuickJS engine.

Permissions per call

Users see what a plugin asks for before they install it.

A catalog inside Telegram

Plugins ship in a channel and install from the app's Marketplace.

Getting started

IntroductionWhat a plugin is, how it runs, and where entinyGram fits in.Quick startCreate a project, write a plugin, push it to your phone.Project and manifestinu.config.ts, every manifest field, the header, builds and the CLI.

Core concepts

The engineQuickJS, threads, lifecycle, errors, limits and the web globals.GrantsEvery permission, its scopes, tiers and how checks fail.UISettings pages, rows, icons, menus, actions and dialogs.Telegram APIAccounts, reading and sending, TL objects, raw RPC, events.InterceptionRewrite or drop RPCs, updates and outgoing messages.Network, files and storagefetch, blobs, the private directory, localStorage, timers.CanvasDraw images, stickers and video without leaving the plugin.

Low level

JVM reflectioninu.jvm: classes, values, overloads, callbacks and defineClass.Method hooksXposed-style hooks: phases, contexts, threads and filters.RoutinesA JS subset that runs in Java, for hot paths and privacy hooks.

entinyGram SDK

entinyGram SDKwithEntiny, embedding into settings, slots, pickers and requirements.The MarketplaceTabs, sources, channel catalogs, permissions and installing.

Publishing

Publishing a pluginSend it to the bot, the review, rules, updates and post format.Best practicesPerformance, safety, testing and fixing the usual problems.

Reference

Worked examplesReal plugins explained: patterns worth copying, with links to the source.API referenceA map of every call, generated from the typings, with grants and links.Source mapWhere the SDK, the CLI, the plugins and the host code live, and where to read them.

These pages explain the ideas and the reasons. For exact signatures read the typings in @inugram/plugin-types. Inugram plugins are experimental as a whole: APIs marked experimental may change.