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* quickjs test * Replace vm2 with quickjs * initalise -> initialise * Remove unused transformation timeout time * Don't assume quickModule is set Also use whether it's set as the indicator of whether transformation functions are allowed, instead of checking the config * Refactor GenericHookConnectionState validation - Do it in the constructor instead of in callers - Make hookId mandatory so as to not drop it on some state updates - Conflate a state event's state key with a connection state's name, which was already the case in practice * Refactor validateState * Drop explicit any Better to infer the type instead * Always validate transformation fn * Fix test * Add changelog * Fix disposal, validation, and printing * Fix transformation error string formatting Also refactor similar code * Let invalid transformations run & fail instead of pretending that one was never set * Restore transformation timeout time * Don't execute transformation fn when validating it Instead, only compile it * Revert unrelated changes --------- Co-authored-by: Andrew Ferrazzutti <andrewf@element.io>
Matrix Hookshot
A Matrix bot for connecting to external services like GitHub, GitLab, JIRA, and more.
- Several services are supported out of the box.
- Webhooks let you connect all kinds of services, with the ability to write rich templates using JavaScript.
- No external database is required, instead using Matrix state as a persistent store.
- End-to-Bridge encryption allows bots to be used in encrypted Matrix rooms.
- Powerful widgets let you configure Hookshot from a room or the Element Extensions Store.
We richly support the following integrations:
Get started by reading the the setup guide!
Documentation
Documentation can be found on GitHub Pages.
You can build the documentation yourself by:
# cargo install mdbook
mdbook build
sensible-browser book/index.html
Contact
We have a Matrix support room (#hookshot:half-shot.uk).