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# Inter-realm bot
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Let `realm_1` be the first realm, `realm_2` be the second realm. Let `bot_1` be
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the relay bot in `realm_1`, `bot_2` be the relay bot in `realm_2`.
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This bot relays each message received at a specified subject in a specified
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stream from `realm_1` to a specified subject in a specified stream in `realm_2`.
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Steps to create an inter-realm bridge:
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1. Register a generic bot (`bot_1`) in `realm_1`
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2. Enter the api info of `bot_1` into the config file (interrealm_bridge_config.py)
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3. Create a stream in `realm_1` (`stream_1`) and a subject for the bridge
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4. Make sure `bot_1` is subscribed to `stream_1`
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5. Enter the stream and the subject into the config file.
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6. Do step 1-5 but for `bot_2` and with all occurrences of `_1` replaced with `_2`
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7. Run the script `run-interrealm-bridge`
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If the `--stream` flag is added (i.e. `run-interrealm-bridge --stream`), then
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the mirroring granularity becomes stream-wide. Instead of one subject, all
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subjects within the stream are mirrored as-is without translation.
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