Matrix WhatsApp Bridge
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Updated bridge to v0.12.5
https://git.due.ren/andreas/mautrix-whatsapp-cloudron/releases/tag/v1.2.3
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Updated bridge to v0.12.5
https://git.due.ren/andreas/mautrix-whatsapp-cloudron/releases/tag/v1.2.3
@staff any reason we can't add this @andreasdueren Matrix-WhatsApp Bridge app to the app store?
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@jdaviescoates I think we have to figure a way to get such niche app packages published. At least, we are on board internally to do something to allow external publishers, so we will work on something soon.
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@jdaviescoates I think we have to figure a way to get such niche app packages published. At least, we are on board internally to do something to allow external publishers, so we will work on something soon.
@girish said in Matrix WhatsApp Bridge:
such niche app packages
I'm not sure it's really a niche app. I'd guess that many/ most people running Matrix/ Element might like to use this (and other similar bridges too). IMHO ideally Cloudron Matrix would come bundled with WhatsApp, Signal and Telegram bridges much like Element One does.
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@jdaviescoates I think we have to figure a way to get such niche app packages published. At least, we are on board internally to do something to allow external publishers, so we will work on something soon.
@girish said in Matrix WhatsApp Bridge:
I think we have to figure a way to get such niche app packages published.
I would argue that this is equal or even less of a niche app than the Valheim Gameserver for example.
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@andreasdueren I am with you on that
Maybe niche is not the right term but I simply meant to say is that "extensions" to apps by third parties is quite a burden for app packages. It's best to figure out a way by which other people can host it easily especially when people are making their efforts public.
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@andreasdueren I am with you on that
Maybe niche is not the right term but I simply meant to say is that "extensions" to apps by third parties is quite a burden for app packages. It's best to figure out a way by which other people can host it easily especially when people are making their efforts public.
@girish said in Matrix WhatsApp Bridge:
"extensions" to apps by third parties is quite a burden for app packages.
I understand that it needs to be feasible to maintain these kind of things. Cloudron needs to be profitable after all. I hope we can find some solution for these things, especially if they're simple go binaries like this one.
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Updated bridge to v0.2510.0
https://git.due.ren/andreas/mautrix-whatsapp-cloudron/releases/tag/v2.0.0
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I'm looking to install the Zulip bridge in order to connect our Matrix server with a Zulip chat that collaborators use. Supporting bridges somehow seems important, as bridging is really central to Matrix's value proposition. (Of course, it is absurd that bridging requires third-party software installation rather than some kind of simple, integrated plugin architecture.)
Is there a way to set this up on the app/data side so it is persistent through updates?
Here are the options I'm looking at:
https://github.com/mautrix/zulip
https://github.com/GearKite/MatrixZulipBridge -
I'm looking to install the Zulip bridge in order to connect our Matrix server with a Zulip chat that collaborators use. Supporting bridges somehow seems important, as bridging is really central to Matrix's value proposition. (Of course, it is absurd that bridging requires third-party software installation rather than some kind of simple, integrated plugin architecture.)
Is there a way to set this up on the app/data side so it is persistent through updates?
Here are the options I'm looking at:
https://github.com/mautrix/zulip
https://github.com/GearKite/MatrixZulipBridge@ntnsndr You'll need to packge it. Since the whatsapp brige (also go based) runs pretty well, I would assume, this one should be also easy to package.
