Open 42wim opened 8 years ago
Currently supported: IRC, mattermost, gitter, xmpp Next in line: slack To be considered: whatsapp, fb messenger, mail
Sidenote: Awesome project and thanks for taking the time and publishing it openly.
Support for Rocket.Chat would be great. See https://github.com/RocketChat/Rocket.Chat
Thanks for the feedback. I'm also trying to make the config more flexible to combine multiple bridges in a gateway, more or less like the example in issue #9
Any comments ?
[Bridge "mattermost1"]
protocol=mattermost
..mattermostoptions..
[Bridge "irc1"]
protocol=irc
..ircoptions..
[Bridge "irc2"]
protocol=irc
..ircoptions..
[Bridge "gitter1"]
protocol=gitter
..gitteroptions..
[Channel "test"]
mattermost="testing"
irc="#test"
[Channel "stuff"]
mattermost="general"
irc="#stuff"
gitter="42wim/stuff"
[Gateway "gateway1"]
bridge=mattermost1
bridge=irc1
channel=test
enable
[Gateway "test2"]
bridge=mattermost1
bridge=irc2
bridge=gitter1
channel=stuff
enable
Would like to suggest discord support :) https://github.com/reactiflux/discord-irc/issues/100
@jleclanche well, discord support has just been added in current master ;-) Also decided to use your TOML configuration file because gcfg was not expressive enough.
would like Telegram https://github.com/FruitieX/teleirc
@lagleki unfortunately telegram needs a phone-number to join (and I'm not willing to give mine). On the other hand the bot API is implemented in Go, so it would be quite easy to add it.
If you're willing to be my test-user I can try to add it.
Unsure how easy it'd be to add, but being able to bridge to hipchat would be a nice to have.
@42wim I'll gladly offer myself for that (telegram), might even (if I find enough spare time) send a PR
@jlsjonas thanks! Please let me know the results in #80
Would be really nice to see mattermost to Skype group chat. Sameroom.io offers this as service so I imagine they are using Microsoft's API. This would be worth making a donation on its own.
@tobru rocket.chat support got just added, feedback welcome :-)
@pgladwin seems that there's a rest API for skype on https://docs.botframework.com/en-us/skype/chat/ That's good news, no .net SDK needed.
Could a possible additional bridge to add be Matrix?
There are several already existing bridges and an Application Service API spec. (Though admittedly it's still marked as unstable)
@ace13 matrix support added in master :-) For channel names you'll have to use the room internal ID (looks like !QJFqjsGJwmQzbuBfff:matrix.org) You'll also need a dedicated bot user to avoid loops.
So for example
[matrix.test]
Server="https://yourhomeserver" (e.g. https://matrix.org)
Login="yourlogin"
Password="yourpass"
[[gateway]]
enable=true
[[gateway.inout]]
account="matrix.test"
channel="!QJFqjsGJwmQzbuBfff:matrix.org"
[[gateway.inout]]
..your other bridges ..
Got a question for Let's chat support (https://github.com/sdelements/lets-chat) but it seems quite dead to me. If you want this bridge added, please add the :+1: to this message.
Line. It already has an API support in Go language too! 😉 https://devdocs.line.me/en/?go#messaging-api
@tomoeuehara looks interesting, but signup unfortunately only works with phonenumber.
I'm willing to accept PR's for this protocol, or if someone sends me a test login/password (DM @42wim on twitter) I can take a look myself.
@42wim DM sent :D
If you do something like this: [Channel "stuff"] mattermost="general" irc="#stuff" gitter="42wim/stuff"
How will you know where your reply is going? If someone pings me on irc #stuff i dont want my replies going to gitter.
@dantrevino That example was an old proposal, like you say it has some issues.
An example of the current configuration can be found in the README: https://github.com/42wim/matterbridge/#examples or sample config https://github.com/42wim/matterbridge/blob/master/matterbridge.toml.simple
Dear @42wim,
Your tube system looks exact what we need, only is the integration with skype something we would like to see.
It's on your list at the top, so can you give something of an status? Does it comes in an few days, weeks, months or was it only an idea and have you no plans to relize this idea?
hi @Tck13
Thank you for your interest.
Skype doesn't have a go library, so I'll need to implement a lot myself (or wait until such a library pops up). Which only could happen when I have a lot of free time, maybe july/august.
So sorry, but unless someone else implements it, it won't be available soon. (and I don't make any promises for july/august :-)
@42wim Wechat Enterprise 企业微信 would be excellent! Most of these services are blocked and/or unusable here in China for various reasons, but wechat Enterprise is severely lacking. I was hoping to write a bridge between our slack org and wechat so that our foreign teams can use slack and our chinese teams can use wechat, but then I found this excellent project. Unfortunately I have no Go experience.
There does seem to be two different libraries, (https://github.com/chanxuehong/wechat.v2/ and https://github.com/chanxuehong/wechat) but my understanding of Go and chinese is too poor to really dig in and try to figure it out myself. However, I do know that Wechat enterprise 企业微信 has a robust API, with full support for incoming and outgoing webhooks:
http://qydev.weixin.qq.com/wiki/index.php?title=%E9%A6%96%E9%A1%B5
A long shot, but let me know what you think.
@nickolasclarke Thanks for the suggestion.
I see a couple of issues unfortunately.
So this is not something I'm going to implement, but I'm happy to accept code from someone for who those 3 things aren't an issue.
How about Steam and TOX support?
I am not sure if they would work but thats the two go-libs i found so far: Steam --> https://github.com/Philipp15b/go-steam TOX --> https://github.com/kitech/go-toxcore
@TomTheDragon steam looks feasible, got a poc running :-) You willing to test soon ?:) Haven't looked into tox yet
@42wim sure, i really would like to test it :)
@TomTheDragon it's in master now.
A couple of things:
You cannot use channel names, you'll have to use the channel/chatids, a long number that you can find in the URL of your browser if you click on "enter this chat" room on a group page.
Please open a new issue for feedback/issues with the steam bridge.
[steam]
[steam.gamechat]
#login/pass of your bot.
#Use a dedicated user for this and not your own account!
#REQUIRED
Login="yourlogin"
Password="yourpass"
#steamguard mail authcode (not the 2FA code)
#OPTIONAL
Authcode="ABCE12"
[[gateway]]
enable=true
[[gateway.inout]]
account="steam.gamechat"
channel="12345678912345678"
[[gateway.inout]]
..your other bridges ..
@42wim seriously your ability to produce/hook up gateway after gateway really astounds me.
@jleclanche thanks for the kind words, but the hard work is mostly done by the creators of the different libraries. I'm doing the easy part :-)
@42wim Steam works perfectly like it should, thx again :) Had any luck with TOX so far?
@TomTheDragon ok, nice to hear.
I've been looking into TOX, it seems still early (alpha releases) and it doesn't have pure go libraries. So I'm not going to add it, but I'm open for PR if someone else wants to do this.
@42wim Hm.. ok then, would be really cool to see TOX support one day, since TOX is an really interesting and really great working (open) p2p/serverless protocol ;)
But how about Hangouts? I could not find any pure Hangouts go libs so far but maybe you can work with the Hangouts client they use in the Slangouts project? --> https://github.com/gpavlidi/slangouts
@TomTheDragon Yes, I looked into the hangouts thing a while ago. But it has some issues:
Actually, Skype will be very desired.
May be it will even help more people to give up Skype finally %)
Skype doesn't have a go library, so I'll need to implement a lot myself (or wait until such a library pops up).
Haven't check it myself, but it looks like there is a sort of.
For Skype bridging you can lookup code of https://github.com/EionRobb/skype4pidgin/tree/master/skypeweb project - it works with skype directly via web API.
@MurzNN It is probably better to use third party library than to re-implement it for this project.
Rationale:
It is not official API and there is a big chance, it will change like ICQ protocol in late 2000-th. In the sme time, @42wim already does a lot of work integrating all the protocols together.
Is anyone working on bridging Microsoft Teams?
Vk.com is popular instant messaging service, based on social network, like Facebook.com.
Will be good to create mattermost bridge to it. The API must be almost same as in Facebook social network.
Here is projects that implement API librarites for Vkontakte:
And more via vk
keyword: https://golanglibs.com/top?q=vk
@dluciv here is third party node.js library for skype: https://github.com/ocilo/skype-http There are already Matrix bridge that work based on this library: https://github.com/matrix-hacks/matrix-puppet-skype I'll try to find go implementation of it for mattermost.
Here is Skype implementation in Go:
Another suggestion is add support for libpurple library: libpurple project provide good API for work with many instant messaging services via one interface: https://developer.pidgin.im/wiki/WhatIsLibpurple
libpurple library already have plugins to many instant messaging services (XMPP, Telegram, Skype, etc), here is list of supported networks via plugins: https://developer.pidgin.im/wiki/ThirdPartyPlugins
So implementing support for libpurple library will add bridge ability to many networks at once.
@MurzNN thanks for your time looking into this.
@sapg AFAIK no one is looking into microsoft teams. To add this I need a go library or someone implementing this themselves.
What would you think of RSS support? It would help with having only one bot doing all the bridging. I don't know if RSS output would be useful - maybe? At least RSS input, as with that you could get all the feeds you need in any chat matterbridge supports.
@BFlorry I'm not sure how you see RSS, you want to poll a RSS feed and dump this info in a channel?
Yes, RSS is good idea - poll RSS feed and post new articles to IM channels. Matrix.org IM have this feature via bot https://github.com/matrix-org/go-neb#user-content-rss-bot
@42wim Yes, exactly. @MurzNN defined this better than me.
That really sounds out of scope for matterbridge; the primary feature of the bridges being that they are 2-ways.
OTOH it makes a good case for a plugin system...
If anyone wants to contribute code to support for a new bridge, feel free to open an issue about this. I'll be glad to help you where possible.
Bridges supported
Not supported anymore
3rd party via matterbridge API
Not going to be implemented by me, but PR's welcome
Obsolete
stride (https://bitbucket.org/atlassian/go-stride)