The sgcSocial components ship inside the sgcWebSockets trial installer. Download the package for your IDE version and the SGC Social palette page appears with both clients ready to use: TsgcTDLib_Telegram and TsgcWhatsApp_Client. No separate installer needed.
One installer, one trial. sgcSocial is licensed as a standalone package with the sgcWebSockets Core runtime bundled in, and it is distributed through the same trial download. Install it, open the SGC Social palette page, and evaluate both clients before you buy.
Trial version works for a limited time on a single workstation. Includes the sgcSocial components.
Trial version works for a limited time on a single workstation. Includes the sgcSocial components.
Both networks hand out free developer credentials, so you can evaluate the components against the real services.
Create an application at my.telegram.org to obtain your api_id and api_hash, then sign in with a phone number or with a bot token.
The Telegram client loads the native TDLib library (tdjson) at runtime. Deploy the build for your target platform next to your application.
Create a Meta developer application with the WhatsApp product to obtain a Phone Number ID and an access token, then set both on WhatsAppOptions. Meta provides a test number to start with.
To receive messages, call StartServer and point the Meta webhook at your endpoint. Meta requires HTTPS, so configure the certificate in ServerOptions.