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Matrix <--> Zulip bridge
This acts as a bridge between Matrix and Zulip. It also enables a Zulip topic to be federated.
Usage
For IRC bridges
Matrix has been bridged to the listed
IRC networks,
where the 'Room alias format' refers to the room_id for the corresponding IRC channel.
For example, for the freenode channel #zulip-test, the room_id would be
#freenode_#zulip-test:matrix.org.
Hence, this can also be used as a IRC <--> Zulip bridge.
Steps to configure the Matrix bridge
1. Zulip endpoint
- Create a generic Zulip bot
- (don't forget this step!) Make sure the bot is subscribed to the relevant stream
- Enter the bot's email and
api_keyintomatrix_bridge_config.py - Enter the destination subject, realm and site in
matrix_bridge_config.py
2. Matrix endpoint
- Create a user on matrix.org
- Enter the user's username and password into
matrix_bridge_config.py - Enter the host and
room_idintomatrix_bridge_config.py
After the steps above have been completed, run python matrix_bridge.py to
start the mirroring.
Note
There are certain IRC channels where the messages from Zulip cannot be forwarded to IRC due to a ban on the Matrix bot.