libera/#commonlisp - IRC Chatlog

13:52:16 contrapunctus Wasn't Hans Hübner in this channel at some point? I was going through the `bknr-datastore` repository and noticed that the documentation depends on a `pybook.py`, which is neither present in the repository, nor can I find anything relevant to it anywhere, either.

13:54:38 pjb contrapunctus: pip install pybook # perhaps, or something like that?

13:55:06 pjb That said, things in python bitrot fast, with the new versions of python and its libraries…

13:57:44 jgkamat- ** NICK jgkamat

14:09:48 flip214_ ** NICK flip214

14:44:39 Duuqnd Is there a CL library for using the Matrix protocol or should I just make my own?

14:48:11 Gnuxie there was

14:48:12 contrapunctus Duuqnd: https://github.com/Gnuxie/cl-matrix

14:49:08 Duuqnd That looks good, thanks!

14:49:32 contrapunctus Gnuxie: was?

14:49:50 contrapunctus pjb: thanks, never thought of that.

14:50:04 contrapunctus pjb: and as you say, it seems to be broken.

14:50:10 Gnuxie well it'll still work but it's not been updated since 0.4 of the spec

14:50:35 contrapunctus Right. Better to work on https://github.com/atlas-engineer/cl-xmpp ;)

14:51:15 Gnuxie it also needs license change bc meh those are stupid licenses

14:51:50 contrapunctus Gnuxie: CSL? :D

14:53:03 Duuqnd As long as it can read and send messages I'm good

14:53:12 aeth just use #2A()

14:53:20 aeth wait, wrong matrix

14:53:27 contrapunctus ,shoot aeth

14:54:06 Duuqnd It being called Matrix certainly didn't help when I first searched for a library like this

14:58:02 Gnuxie also if you do write another one, just try use someone's open api generator library or make one instead

14:59:41 Duuqnd I mainly need it for a quick hack, so I probably wouldn't even publish it

15:00:16 Ober is there more than one open api gen for cl?

16:30:57 scymtym Gnuxie: i started adding matrix support to my multi-protocol CLIM chat client using https://github.com/K1D77A/lunamech-matrix-api/ . do you recommend switching to https://github.com/Gnuxie/cl-matrix ?

16:39:42 Gnuxie nope, i don't spend any time maintaining cl-matrix

16:41:14 scymtym ok, thank you

17:26:03 mathrick _death: interesting, thanks!

17:28:53 mathrick _death: does your OUT have any documentation, or is it just a case of "use the source, Luke"?

17:45:04 Josh_2 scymtym: the lunamech one is mine

17:45:23 Josh_2 I have been using it in my bot for idk how long now

17:45:54 scymtym Josh_2: i see. it has been working well so far

17:46:07 Josh_2 Duuqnd: https://github.com/K1D77A/lunamech-matrix-api/

17:46:53 Josh_2 scymtym: I'm glad :)

17:46:57 Josh_2 is your repo for your client around?

17:47:16 Josh_2 I do actually have a library that wraps the Olm C library that is used for encryption in matrix

17:47:30 Josh_2 but I've never used it. I spent ages writing the wrapper and then never used it :shrug:

17:49:14 scymtym Josh_2: not yet public but here is an old-ish screenshot: https://techfak.de/~jmoringe/clim.chat-8.png

17:49:47 scymtym (that's not the matrix backend, obviously)

17:49:49 Josh_2 Damn thats really cool

17:49:59 scymtym thanks

17:50:02 Josh_2 Is there any particular reason its not public?

17:50:52 scymtym i have to clean up some stuff and publish the dependencies first. but i keep adding features instead

17:52:04 Josh_2 I see

17:52:13 Josh_2 Seems like a really nice clim project

17:52:25 Josh_2 https://github.com/K1D77A/cl-megolm This is the bindings over Olm, Matrix isn't so usable without encryption :(

17:52:44 lagash I wouldn't want to use Matrix without encryption...

17:52:47 Josh_2 But I know zilch about maths, so there is no chance I would be able to implement the Olm algorithm in Lisp

17:53:03 Josh_2 lagash: exactly :L

17:53:10 Josh_2 Fortunately it doesn't matter for a bot

17:53:15 lagash Josh_2: I'll stick to XMPP + OMEMO thank you :)

17:54:03 _death mathrick: the latter

18:54:45 Lord_of_Life_ ** NICK Lord_of_Life

19:59:05 jeosol Good morning all!

20:03:06 Josh_2 Morning jeosol

20:16:54 jeosol Josh_2: how are things over there in SA?

20:17:02 jeosol Josh_2: what are you working on these days?

20:18:22 Josh_2 I am back in the UK now

20:18:29 Josh_2 Just in time for autumn :(

20:18:57 jeosol nice!!! where do you reside mostly?

20:21:20 Josh_2 The UK

20:41:22 Josh_2 How is your codin' coming along jeosol ?

20:56:14 remmi_ ** NICK remmi

21:35:32 jeosol Josh_2: It's coming great. Thanks for asking. It's been a bit painful lately, as I run into phantom errors about missing component.

21:36:22 jeosol Josh_2: Things work on my local machine (as always) but I try it on docker, it works mostly, but I have been getting one phantom error - and the docker run fails