Official plugin collection for mtgo — a Go MTProto client for Telegram bots and userbots.
| Plugin | Description |
|---|---|
| conversations | Multi-step conversation state management with persistent storage |
| i18n | Internationalization with YAML/FTL formats and 25+ plural rules |
| scheduler | In-memory job scheduler with retry/backoff, bounded concurrency, and graceful shutdown |
| fsm | Finite-state-machine and key-value state management with TTL, scoping, and persistent storage |
| throttle | Local anti-spam rate limiting with global, per-chat, per-user, per-method, and custom-key scopes |
| updatesrecovery | Persist and restore Telegram update state (pts/qts/date/seq) with gap detection and getDifference recovery |
| rawdebug | Optional raw MTProto traffic inspector for development and debugging (RPC, updates, errors, redaction) |
Plugins implement the tg.Plugin interface and are registered with client.Use():
client, _:=tg.NewClient(apiID, apiHash, &tg.Config{
BotToken: botToken,
SessionName: "my_bot",
})
client.Use(myPlugin)Multiple plugins can be chained — they form a middleware stack where each plugin intercepts updates before passing them along.
A plugin is any type that implements the Plugin interface:
typePlugininterface {
Name() stringHandleUpdate(ctx*Context, update tg.TLObject) error
}Register handlers inside HandleUpdate, inspect updates, and call ctx.Next() to pass control to the next plugin or handler in the chain.
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