Integration for Telegram Mini Apps

Purpose of the documentation

This documentation aims to guide developers through the process of integrating Telegram Mini Apps with the Metapro ecosystem. It provides a step-by-step approach, offering practical examples and best practices to ensure a smooth and efficient integration. The goal is to enable developers to leverage the features of Metapro, such as authentication, wallet interaction, and data management, within their Mini Apps.

Repo link: https://github.com/Augmented-Life-Studio/telegram-stellar-ride

Telegram Mini Apps and the Metapro ecosystem

Telegram Mini Apps are lightweight applications that can be embedded within the Telegram platform, offering users an in-app experience. The Metapro ecosystem provides tools for Web3 integration, including identity management, wallet functionality, and marketplace features. By integrating Mini Apps with Metapro, developers can add Web3 capabilities to their applications, enhancing user engagement through decentralized features.

Tools and environment

To successfully integrate Mini Apps with the Metapro ecosystem, developers need the following tools and environment setup:

  • Node.js: To run JavaScript code and manage dependencies.

  • Telegram Bot API: Access to the Telegram Bot API to facilitate communication between the Mini App and Telegram.

  • Metapro SDK: Provides the tools needed to interact with the Metapro Wallet and ecosystem.

  • Git: Version control system to manage the development process.

  • IDE/Text Editor: Such as Visual Studio Code, to write and debug code.

Telegram and Metapro accounts

To proceed with the integration, developers need:

  • Telegram Account: A Telegram account to create and manage the Mini App.

  • Telegram Bot Token: Obtainable from the BotFather to authenticate and authorize interactions within the Mini App.

  • Metapro Developer Account: Access to Metapro's developer portal, which allows for creating and managing integrations.

  • Metapro Wallet: A wallet account for testing interactions, such as payments and authentication.

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