MatrixPythonClient
TODO
- Finsih review of https://spec.matrix.org/v1.14/client-server-api/#standard-error-response
- Create a new user
- Add login endpoint for user providing access token in saas_club
- Endpoint creates a new user OR logs in as existing one
I need some kind of generic room user to be added to all rooms created this way.
Questions
- can Admin see all the users on server
- can Admin see all the rooms on the server
- should I group rooms in any way? Spaces???
- e2e implications
Terms
username = username such as admin userid = with domain etc. @admin:chat.metcarob.com
room_name = room name e.g. TestRoom room_alais_name = room alais e.g. TestRoom room_id = Internal ID of room e.g.
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