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@sctlib/sctlib

v0.0.4

Published

sctlib uses @sctlib/libli to connect to a matrix homeserver, map the URL to its public content

Downloads

3

Readme

sctlib is a quick starter for anyone wanting to have their libli client instance hosted on a gitlab page (using gitlab ci/cd).

is is also a test project using a default libli element on a root domain and its own matrix hosting (though not required, on matrix.domain.tld).

libli?

Libli is a (light) Matrix client, for accessing the content of public matrix rooms.

  • https://gitlab.com/sctlib/libli
  • https://www.npmjs.com/package/@sctlib/libli

It is a web component, HTML DOM element, usable in any web page as <lib-li></lib-li>.

Get started

libli, frontend client instance

  1. fork this project to your gitlab's instance account
  2. edit the values of .env.json (for local development) and .env.production.json for your live deployment
  3. check the CI/CD to see if your gitlab page got deployed
  4. read both project's readme for more information

libli configuration and documentation is available in libli's git readme

libli, bound to a matrix server instance

You can host libli at the root of a domain you own, which has also a matrix server on a subdomain.

  1. get a domain name your like
  2. Host your own matrix server on one of your domains's subdomain
  3. edit the files .well-known/matrix/{client,server} with the correct values
  4. edit .env.production.json wiwht the correct value for "platform-server-url": "https://sctlib.org" and "index-profile": "#welcome:sctlib.org"

Now all your server's matrix public room, should appear on your domain where libli is hosted, as normally served HTML pages (but with a javascript web-component, inspect your webpages DOM).

Need help, assistance, comments, feature request, hello?

open an issue on this repository; and/or come chat in one of the matrix.org rooms; https://matrix.to/#/#libli:matrix.org