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README.md

ObjMatrix

What is ObjMatrix?

ObjMatrix is a Matrix client library for ObjFW.

It is currently in early development stages.

How to build it?

You need ObjFW, ObjOpenSSL and ObjSQLite3 installed in order to do this.

You can install them all like this:

$ for i in objfw objopenssl objsqlite3 objmatrix; do
      fossil clone https://fossil.nil.im/$i $i.fossil &&
      mkdir $i &&
      cd $i &&
      fossil open ../$i.fossil &&
      ./autogen.sh &&
      ./configure &&
      make &&
      sudo make install &&
      cd .. || break
  done

You might need to install your distribution's -dev packages for OpenSSL and SQLite3 beforehand. E.g. on Ubuntu:

$ sudo apt install libssl-dev libsqlite3-dev

Contributing

Just create an account on the ObjMatrix Fossil and post your patch on the forum. After a few patches, you will be granted commit access.