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How to write a simple plugin for Empathy/Telepathy ?

By Stefano Forenza on March 25, 2009

Can anyone point me to a simple tutorial about how to write a simple plugin for Empathy ?

What I am looking for is a tutorial on how to make new contacts appear on Empathy’s contact list, send simple data and make new data appear as a new message from one of the contacts.

Preferred language is Python.

Any URL ? ;-)

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2 responses to “How to write a simple plugin for Empathy/Telepathy ?”

  1. Niels Egberts
    Niels Egberts
    March 26, 2009 at 11:45 am |

    I would like to know this too!

  2. Stefano Forenza
    Stefano Forenza
    March 26, 2009 at 3:21 pm |

    The people in #telepathy channel on freenode turned out to be kind and helpful.
    They pointed me to telepathy-butterfly, which is implemented in python. Now, that’s not a tutorial, but it could be nice sample code to give a look to.

    If you’re on ubuntu, downloading the source is as simple as apt-get source telepathy-butterfly

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