A wrapper for miniirc (GitHub, GitLab) to allow bots or clients made in miniirc to join Matrix rooms with minimal code changes. Requires Python 3.8 or later.
To use miniirc_matrix, you already need to know how to use miniirc (GitHub,
GitLab). Instead of creating a miniirc.IRC
object, however, you need to
use miniirc_matrix.Matrix
.
ip
is the address of the Matrix homeserver.port
is optional and will default to 443 if not specified and ifip
doesn't have a port.- There is a
token
keyword argument that must contain the Matrix token.
Example: irc = miniirc_matrix.Matrix('matrix.org:443', token='my_token')
Channel names are currently room IDs and start with !
. You may use a Matrix
room alias (for example #matrix:matrix.org
) in place of a room ID, however.
Hopefully one day alias support will be added so that channel names can
correspond to alias names.
Formatting is translated to and from Matrix's custom HTML format. Note that colours are not supported in incoming messages, although they mostly work in outgoing messages.
You must obtain a token to use miniirc_matrix. You can do this with
miniirc_matrix.login(homeserver_address, username, password)
.
There is also miniirc_matrix.logout(homeserver_address, token)
and
miniirc_matrix.logout_all(homeserver_address, username, password)
if you wish
to invalidate your token.
The PRIVMSG
(including CTCP ACTION
/irc.me
), NOTICE
, TAGMSG
, JOIN
,
and PART
commands should work as expected.
Note that events sent before the client connects to Matrix are ignored. Your system must have an accurate clock for this to work properly.
You can install miniirc_matrix
with pip install miniirc_matrix
.