This is a matrix bridge, which allows you to bridge matrix rooms to SMS with one telephone number only. It is build on top of matrix-spring-boot-sdk and written in kotlin.
You need help? Ask your questions in #matrix-sms-bridge:imbitbu.de
Features:
- use with one outgoing telephone number only
- send SMS
- receive SMS
- use room aliases to have one room for each incoming telephone number
- bot for automated sms sending
- creates rooms for you
- writes messages for you
- allows you to send SMS at a specific time (in future)
- invites users for you, when room gets created
- provider:
- Android Smartphone with android-sms-gateway-server
- modem (with Gammu) -> not actively maintained anymore
Create a room with you and @smsBot:yourHomeServer.org only. Now you can write sms send --help which gives you a
help, how to use this command.
Example: sms send -t 01749292923 "Hello World" creates a new room with the telephone number and writes "Hello World"
for you. If there already is a room with this telephone number, and you are participating, then "Hello World" will be
sent to that room.
The virtual matrix users, which represents SMS numbers, have the following pattern:
@sms_49123456789:yourHomeServer.org
The number 49123456789 represents the international german telephone number +49123456789.
You can invite these users to every room, independently of the room members. So you can also invite more than one SMS number to rooms with more than one real matrix users.
After a room invite the virtual matrix users automatically join the room and every message to this room will be sent as SMS to the telephone number. The SMS contains a token (e.g. "#3"), which can be used in the answer of the SMS to route it back to the matrix room.
The bridge can be configured to route all SMS without a valid token to a default matrix room. Note that you must
invite @smsbot:yourHomeServer to this room.
The Application Service gets configured with a yaml-file:
matrix:
bridge:
sms:
# (optional) SMS messages without a valid token are routed to this room.
# Note that you must invite @smsbot:yourHomeServer to this room.
defaultRoomId: "!jNkGzAFIPWxxXLmhso:matrix-local"
# (optional) Allows to map SMS messages without token, when there is only one room with this number. Default is true.
# allowMappingWithoutToken: true
# The default region to use for telephone numbers.
defaultRegion: DE
# (optional) The default timezone to use for `sms send` `-a` argument
defaultTimeZone: Europe/Berlin
# (optional) Allows you to enable one room alias for one telephone number. Default is false.
# singleModeEnabled: false
# (optional) In this section you can override the default templates.
# templates:
# See SmsBridgeProperties.kt for the keys.
bot:
# The domain-part of matrix-ids. E. g. example.org when your userIds look like @unicorn:example.org
serverName: matrix-local
# Database settings
migration:
url: jdbc:h2:file:/data/db/testdb
username: sa
database:
url: r2dbc:h2:file:////data/db/testdb
username: sa
client:
homeServer:
# The hostname of your Homeserver.
hostname: matrix-synapse
# (optional) The port of your Homeserver. Default is 443.
port: 8008
# (optional) Use http or https. Default is true (so uses https).
secure: false
# The token to authenticate against the Homeserver.
token: asToken
appservice:
# A unique token for Homeservers to use to authenticate requests to this application service.
hsToken: hsTokenAdd this to your synapse homeserver.yaml:
app_service_config_files:
- /path/to/sms-bridge-appservice.yamlsms-bridge-appservice.yaml looks like:
id: "SMS Bridge"
url: "http://url-to-sms-bridge:8080"
as_token: asToken
hs_token: hsToken
sender_localpart: "smsbot"
namespaces:
users:
- exclusive: true
regex: "^@sms_.+:yourHomeServerDomain$"
aliases:
- exclusive: true
regex: "^#sms_.+:yourHomeServerDomain$"
rooms: []If you want your SMS gateway provider to be supported, look into the
package provider to see how you can add your own provider
to this bridge.
You need to add some properties to the Application Service yaml-file:
matrix:
bridge:
sms:
provider:
android:
# (optional) default is disabled
enabled: true
# The url to the android-sms-gateway-server
baseUrl: https://192.168.25.26:9090
# The username of the gateway
username: admin
# The password of the gateway
password: 123
# (optional) if you use a self signed certificate, you can add the public key here
trustStore:
path: /data/matrix-sms-bridge-android.p12
password: 123
type: PKCS12First you need to add some properties to the Application Service yaml-file:
matrix:
bridge:
sms:
provider:
gammu:
# (optional) default is disabled
enabled: true
# (optional) Path to the Gammu-Inbox directory. Default is "/data/spool/inbox".
inboxPath: "/data/spool/inbox"
# (optional) Path to the directory, where to put processed messages. Default is "/data/spool/inbox_processed".
inboxProcessedPath: "/data/spool/inbox_processed"Your gammu-smsdrc should look like this:
[gammu]
Device = /dev/ttyModem
LogFile = /data/log/gammu.log
debugLevel = 1
[smsd]
Service = files
LoopSleep = 3
InboxPath = /data/spool/inbox/
OutboxPath = /data/spool/outbox/
SentSMSPath = /data/spool/sent/
ErrorSMSPath = /data/spool/error/
InboxFormat = detail
OutboxFormat = detail
TransmitFormat = auto
debugLevel = 1
LogFile = /data/log/smsd.log
DeliveryReport = log
DeliveryReportDelay = 7200
HangupCalls = 1
CheckBattery = 0
There are two types of docker-containers. One, that is bundled with Gammu and one without:
- Default:
docker pull folivonet/matrix-sms-bridge:latest - Containers bundled with gammu use tags with the
suffix
-gammu:docker pull folivonet/matrix-sms-bridge:latest-gammu
To see, how a docker setup of the bridge could look like, have a look at the examples.