Skip to content

Repository files navigation

matrix-appservice-node

This is a Matrix Application Service framework written in Node.js.

This can be used to quickly setup performant application services for almost anything you can think of in a web framework agnostic way.

If you are looking for a more fully-featured SDK for creating bridges, you may want to check out matrix-appservice-bridge instead.

Example

To create an app service registration file:

const { AppServiceRegistration } = require("matrix-appservice");

// creating registration files
const reg = new AppServiceRegistration();
reg.setAppServiceUrl("http://localhost:8010");
reg.setHomeserverToken(AppServiceRegistration.generateToken());
reg.setAppServiceToken(AppServiceRegistration.generateToken());
reg.setSenderLocalpart("example-appservice");
reg.addRegexPattern("users", "@.*", true);
reg.setProtocols(["exampleservice"]); // For 3PID lookups
reg.setId("example-service");
reg.outputAsYaml("registration.yaml");

You only need to generate a registration once, provided the registration info does not change. Once you have generated a registration, you can run the app service like so:

import { AppService, AppserviceHttpError } from "matrix-appservice";
// listening
const as = new AppService({
  homeserverToken: "abcd653bac492087d3c87"
});
as.on("type:m.room.message", (event) => {
  // handle the incoming message
});
as.onUserQuery = function(userId, callback) {
  // handle the incoming user query then respond
  console.log("RECV %s", userId);

  /*
  // if this userId cannot be created, or if some error
  // conditions occur, throw AppserviceHttpError exception.
  // The underlying appservice code will send the HTTP status,
  // Matrix errorcode and error message back as a response.

  if (userCreationOrQueryFailed) {
    throw new AppserviceHttpError(
      {
        errcode: "M_FORBIDDEN",
        error: "User query or creation failed.",
      },
      403, // Forbidden, or an appropriate HTTP status
    )
  }
  */

  callback();
};
// can also do this as a promise
as.onAliasQuery = async function(alias) {
  console.log("RECV %s", alias);
};
as.listen(8010);

TLS Connections

If MATRIX_AS_TLS_KEY and MATRIX_AS_TLS_CERT environment variables are defined and point to valid tls key and cert files, the AS will listen using an HTTPS listener.

API Reference

A hosted API reference can be found on GitHub Pages.

About

Matrix Application Service framework in Node.js

Resources

Contributing

Security policy

Stars

90 stars

Watchers

25 watching

Forks

Releases

Packages

Used by

Contributors

Languages