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i2x

v1.1.1

Published

IRC to XMPP Adapter without MUC

Downloads

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Maintainers

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Keywords

i2xxmppircmucbridge

Readme

i2x

i2x is a IRC to XMPP bridge. Many mobile clients don't support MUC, to fill that gap, i2x translates between the two networks ( tested on Linux and Windows ).

Installation

You can install i2x with npm

npm install i2x

Or by cloning the repository and install the dependencies

git clone https://github.com/PaulFreund/i2x.git
cd i2x
npm install

Note: Three of the modules in the dependency chain need to be compiled, node-expat is required, node-stringprep and sqlite3 are optional.

  • node-expat requires libexpat ( libexpat-dev on ubuntu )
  • node-stringprep requires libicu ( libicu-dev on ubuntu )
  • sqlite3 requires libsqlite3 >= 3.6 ( libsqlite3-dev on ubuntu )

Configuration

To configure i2x just copy config.json.example to config.json and customize it to fit your needs.

// Start i2x and use the config.json in the same folder
node i2x.js                     

// Start i2x with the specified config file
node i2x.js customconfig.json

Usage

i2x is controlled via the XMPP interface, to get a list of commands, send !help. Note that only the configured admin user gets a list of all commands. Other xmpp users have to be added by the admin via !useradd first.