Poezio plugin for OMEMO
Maxime “pep” Buquet
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Requires poezio update (3577f887). This simplifies some things for the tooling. No more name conflicts with the omemo library for one, and no need for an almost empty folder. Signed-off-by: Maxime “pep” Buquet <pep@bouah.net> |
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Poezio OMEMO plugin ################### This is a `Poezio <https://poez.io>`_ plugin providing OMEMO support. It distributed separately for licensing reasons. This plugin is very much **alpha**. It handles encryption and decryption of OMEMO messages, but doesn't display the encryption state of messages, and neither does it have a way to do trust management. As this plugin is still changing often, it is recommended that users follow experimental (master) versions of this project and its dependencies. License ------- This plugin is licensed under GPLv3. Note on the underlying OMEMO library ------------------------------------ As stated in `python-xeddsa's README <https://github.com/Syndace/python-xeddsa/blob/136b9f12c8286b9463566308963e70f090b60e50/README.md>`_, (dependency of python-omemo), this library has not undergone any security audits. If you have the knowledge, any help is welcome. Please take this into consideration when using this library. Installation ------------ As this plugin is still changing often, it is recommended that users follow experimental (master) versions of this project and its dependencies. - ArchLinux (AUR): `python-poezio-omemo <https://aur.archlinux.org/packages/python-poezio-omemo>`_, or `python-poezio-omemo-git <https://aur.archlinux.org/packages/python-poezio-omemo-git>`_ - PIP: `poezio-omemo` - Manual: `python3 setup.py install` Use in poezio ------------- Once installed (see the `Installation`_ section below), you can add `omemo` in the `plugin_autoload` configuration. See the Poezio `documentation <https://doc.poez.io/plugins/index.html#plugin-autoload>`_ for more information about autoloading plugins.