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ratatrix

Setup

  1. Create an account on any Matrix homeserver
  2. Install Rust
  3. Copy .config/config.toml or .config/config.json5 to ~/.config/ratatrix/ and fill the placeholders with your credentials
  4. cargo run

Configuration

Ratatrix supports multiple configuration format: TOML, JSON/JSON5, YAML, and INI, you may choose whichever you prefer. If you don't have a preference, pick TOML. Example configurations for TOML and JSON5 are provided in .config.

Default values for all settings, and their documentation, can be found in src/default_config.toml.