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feat(service): Add Signal support #283
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Leaving this here as a potential library for the Signal service implementation. |
I'll take this one if that is okay? |
Is it good that I split this in two seperate branches/prs? One for matrix and one for signal? |
@arnocornette yes please. That would definitely be preferable! |
Hi, @nikoksr since you did the Matrix service, could i take on the signal support? |
@KiptoonKipkurui sure thing! That would be highly appreciated. Want me to assign you to this issue? |
Is this being worked on? If not, I would like to offer some help. |
Hi @ppmdo, thanks for your interest in helping the project out! Signal is currently not being worked on but it's definitely one of those services we're desperately waiting for! Your contribution would be more than welcome. The problem so far has been the lack of up-to-date and well maintained client libraries; have you looked into that yet? The most promising client library that I could find is RTann/libsignal-go. |
I had a look at this a while ago.. From what I intially saw (and remember) the community client libraries aren't well maintained. The routes I saw when looking into were using cgo (does this work with rust?) or implemenenting a Go only implementation of the client library. |
@arnocornette thanks for your input on this! That's exactly how I see the situation with Signal and why we haven't implemented it ourselves yet. Regarding your rust cgo compatibility question; there seems to be a way but from what I can tell it would require the libsignal Rust implementation to export the necessary functions to make them callable for us. An amazing article on this can be found here. @FiloSottile I hope you don't mind if I throw you into this mix. Maybe you could quickly give us your 2c whether this is a reasonable approach or not. Also, there's this comment in the official libsignal library describing a potential solution where we could call the C part of their Swift implementation. Most likely we all agree that |
Thanks for the detailed explanations. I do agree that we need and official or maintained Go library to implement this. So I guess in the meantime we should put this on hold. Based on the comment you linked, looks like it's not on the official roadmap. Maybe the best way forward is to wait for this one to be stable https://github.com/RTann/libsignal-go. |
Is your feature request related to a problem? Please describe.
I'm using secure messengers - Signal and Matrix, I would like to have notifications there instead of have to use third, or fourth messenger.
Describe the solution you'd like
I would like to send notifications to unencrypted Matrix channels (I know the encrypted ones may not be possible) and/or to Signal groups.
Shoutrrr has support for Matrix: https://containrrr.dev/shoutrrr/v0.5/services/matrix/
Apprise has support for both Signal and Matrix: https://github.com/caronc/apprise
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