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@sctlib/libli

v0.0.32

Published

libli, library list, web-components for the Matrix ecosystem

Downloads

34

Readme

libli

Libli is a (light) Matrix client, for displaying the content of public rooms and browse it through a player. It is also possible to customize through "custom libli widgets". It is made with web technologies, HTML, CSS web components, and distributed as a npm package.

  • documentation folder for usage and more details
  • https://gitlab.com/sctlib/libli
  • https://www.npmjs.com/package/@sctlib/libli (comes without styles).
  • #libli:matrix.org space for community chats and content
  • https://libli.org/

Libli is using the npm module @sct/mwc that communicates with the matrix APIs (also using web-components).

When defined, and inserted in the DOM the libli-app web component, will display the content of public matrix rooms, taking the room_alias from the the current URL (window.location).

It works like so:

  • https://example.org/#room_alias:domain.tld
  • https://libli.org/#libli:matrix.org

Where:

  • room_alias is the alias of the public matrix room
  • domain the domain name of the Matrix server on which the room is created
  • .tld is the Top Level Domain name of the server

This works for matrix rooms, #room_alias:domain.tld (not yet for room IDs or users @user_id:matrix.tld).

Example

Insert libli on any HTML page with this code (importing from a CDN), to create an instance of libli, that allows reading rooms from all homeservers (the * wildcard i homeserver-authorized value), and "pins" the #libli:matrix.org room on the homepage.

<script type="module" src="https://cdn.jsdelivr.net/npm/@sctlib/libli"></script>
<script>
	const $app = document.createElement("libli-dom");
	$app.setAttribute("origin", window.location.origin);
	$app.setAttribute("pathname", window.location.pathname);
	$app.setAttribute("hostname", "libli");
	$app.setAttribute("homeserver-authorized", JSON.stringify(["*"]));
	$app.setAttribute("hash", "#libli:matrix.org");
	globalThis.document.querySelector("body").append($app);
</script>

License(s)

  • Logo (gitlab, matrix room): all rights https://www.reddit.com/r/solarpunk/wiki/index/
  • Code: (a)GPLv3 https://www.gnu.org/licenses/gpl-3.0.en.html