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Would be nice if we can somehow skip needing an application service and create new rooms via the admin api on-demand. |
I'm not sure I understand, that would still be an application service right? AFAICT an application service is something that talks to the homeserver through the Application Service API. If we would roll out our own code that serves the same purpose as Cactus, that would still be an application service, right? |
I think the need to have an application service is only to create rooms for each new post that's published, right? So, if somehow we can do that without needing an application service, or by creating bulk rooms in advance to be used as new posts are published, thus avoiding the need of an application service, that would be better for adoption by folks who only run a homeserver? |
I see. I think one option here would be to implement the application service in PHP, so you get it automatically just by installing chatrix. |
That would be nice! |
See https://cactus.chat/ for a similar project. |
It would be cool to have the possibility of replacing WordPress's native comments by a Matrix client. Something like Disqus but powered by Matrix. Each post would likely get their own room, and there would be threaded replies to each comment.
Implementing this would probably require some sort of backend. We could leverage Cactus Comments for that, which is an Application Service that talks to the homeserver:
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