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A simple bridge between Matrix and Discord written in Python.
This repository contains two bridges:
* A [puppeting appservice](appservice) (experimental-ish): The puppeting bridge written with minimal dependencies. Running this requires a self-hosted homeserver.
* A [puppeting appservice](appservice): The puppeting bridge written with minimal dependencies. Running this requires a self-hosted homeserver.
* A [non-puppeting bridge](bridge): The non-puppeting bridge written with `matrix-nio` and `discord.py`, most people would want to use this one.

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After setting up the bridge, send a direct message to `@appservice-discord:domain.tld` containing the channel ID to be bridged (`!bridge 123456`).
This bridge is written with:
* `bottle`: Receiving events from the homeserver.
* `urllib3`: Sending requests, thread safety.
* `websockets`: Connecting to Discord. (Big thanks to an anonymous person "nesslersreagent" for figuring out the initial connection mess.)

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## Usage
**Disclaimer:** This was one of the author's first non-trivial projects with Python, so code quality is not too good. The appservice has much better code.
* Run `bridge.py` to generate `config.json`
* Edit `config.json`: