This is a fork of progval's Matrix2051, an IRC<->Matrix proxy which allows connecting unmodified IRC clients to Matrix.
It has been modified for my use cases, which mostly orient around using weechat with a custom script as the client, and using matrix primarily as a bridge to other protocols rather than as a chat system in its own right.
This is not production-ready; it is tested to a standard of "works on my machine", and some of the changes made to improve it for my specific use cases may damage its general usability.
- Channels are not autojoined; normal IRC /join and /part commands are used to join or leave channels
- /mjoin can be used to join channels in matrix (you must still /join them afterwards to participate from IRC)
- /list is implemented and lists all channels the matrix server has synced
m.bridgeevents are supported for bridged rooms, and the IRC channel name will be based on the bridge information when no matrix canonical alias is set for it- bridged DMs will show up as channels with a
@prefix - bridged DMs will be autojoined when you first receive a message on them
- improved support for DMs and threads
- improved rendering of emoji, blockquote, and spoilers
- client-side support for strikethrough and code blocks
- client-side support for replies, edits, and deletes, where possible