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talker-xmpp

v1.1.1

Published

2 years ago

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What is this?

Talker is like HipChat or Campfire, only free. This is good. However there's no third party apps that integrate with it, and it's no longer supported, which is bad.

This project acts as a XMPP (Jabber) to Talker bridge, so that you can connect to Talker with your choice of XMPP client.

How do I set it up?

Installing and running

Check out this repo somewhere
npm rebuild to recompile binary packages
npm start to run the bridge

Connecting to the bridge

There are two things you want to do - first, set up a new account on your XMPP client of choice and plug in your registered Talker email address as your account name, and your Talker API token as your password.

Then, go into your client's settings, and plug in the host and port of the talker bridge, and if you're not using SSL, disable authentication.

Enable the account, and you should be good to go.

Joining a chat room

Once you're connected, in your XMPP client, find the Join Room command, and plug in the Talker room ID, plus "@" the host of your Talker bridge.