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The bridge updates the displayname and/or the avatar of the bridged Matrix user when the Telegram user changes them. This is done by checking the name and profile pic of the sender when a message is received from Telegram, and comparing to the database to see if they have changed. If they have, it will update the database and send the updates to the Matrix homeserver. |
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.travis.yml | ||
app_service.py | ||
asconfig.yaml.example | ||
config.json.example | ||
LICENSE | ||
README.md | ||
requirements.txt |
telematrix
A bridge between Telegram and Matrix. Currently under development — this project isn't considered to be in a usable state right now.
Installation
Dependencies
First, create a virtualenv and activate it:
virtualenv venv -p $(which python3)
. venv/bin/activate
Then install the requirements using pip:
pip install -r requirements.txt
Configuration
telematrix configuration
First, copy config.json.example to config.json. Then fill in the fields:
tokens.hs
: A randomly generated tokentokens.as
: Another randomly generated tokentokens.telegram
: The Telegram bot API token, as generated by @BotFathertokens.google
: A Google API key, used for URL shortening. Can be left out to disable.hosts.internal
: The homeserver host to connect to internally.hosts.external
: The external domain of the homeserver, used for generating URLs.hosts.bare
: Just the (sub)domain of the server.user_id_format
: A Pythonstr.format
-style string to format user IDs asdb_url
: A SQLAlchemy URL for the database. See the SQLAlchemy docs.
Synapse configuration
Copy asconfig.yaml.example to asconfig.yaml, then fill in the fields:
url
: The host and port of telematrix. Most likelyhttp://localhost:5000
.as_token
:token.as
from telematrix config.hs_token
:token.hs
from telematrix config.
The rest of the config can be left as is. Finally, add a relative path to this config file in the Synapse's homeserver.yaml:
app_service_config_files:
- "../telematrix/asconfig.yaml"
Contributions
Want to help? Awesome! This bridge still needs a lot of work, so any help is welcome.
A great start is reporting bugs — if you find it doesn't work like it's supposed to, do submit an issue on Github. Or, if you're a programmer (which you probably are, considering you are on this website), feel free to try to fix it yourself. Just make sure Pylint approves of your code!