Rocketchat documentation

Installing and updating. Find a guide below that matches your needs. All API calls in the documentation are made using curl. Production Security Concerns. When calling a production Rocket.

After enabling federation, you should be able to start chatting with other servers. Inviting users from a different server. To do so, you should go to the Directory section, Users tab, and pick Every Workspace from the dropdown menu.

Then, you should be able to look for users on remote servers, called peers. GitHub is home to over million developers working together to host and review code, manage projects, and build software together. Use Git or checkout with SVN using the web URL.

Launching GitHub Desktop. Snaps are the easiest way for you to get your server up and running on all supported Linux distributions (Ubuntu, etc). Explanation: remove the listen to port by default and replace with port 4ssl as well as giving the path to the certificate.

Restrict to certain SSL protocols and ciphers (you may add more if you like). This document contains instructions on setting up the new Livechat work-in-progress version. Livechat package adds the ability to embed a pop-up support chat to your website. Activation and Configuration Enable Livechat feature.

First, you have to enable the Livechat feature on your Rocket. This is the official repository for Rocket. Recently the demand for production-grade Livechat has increase so we started a complete rewrite of the package.

The REST API allows you to control and extend Rocket. This API is a work in progress, so feel free to test, ask us questions, and submit Pull Requests! If you are an end-user and not a dev or a tester, create a New Feature Request to request new APIs – and consider making a donation to the project. Deliverables: organized under the single place (main documentation ) easy-to-follow instructions on how to create, configure and run bots supported by Rocket. Conversations in Rocket.

Channels are chat rooms with useful features designed to increase communication and collaboration. There are three kinds of channels: public channels, private groups, and direct (1-on-1) messages. Public channels (also called channels for short) act as a base for all channel types. Use channels for conversations that are open to your entire team. Chat occur in channels.

You can use the same on all your Netdata servers (or you can have multiple if you like - your decision). Android and iOS Mobile Users running Rocket. Open the hamburger menu (upper-left) and choose “Get Webkey”. On the desktop view, you would click the key icon in the topbar. To connect to a Rocket.

After installing and starting the application. If this is the first server you are connecting to with the desktop app you will be presented with the server connect screen. One or more channels to post the messages to. Any documentation and or published articles may not reflect the latest WP OAuth Server plugin version.

Select Outgoing Webhook. Set Event Trigger section to value Message Sent. Fill out the details, including the channel you want the bot listen to.

Caddy makes use of Let’s Encrypt to automatically provide you SSL protection for your communications. Among available options, there is inline code syntax – `code`, which will produce the following message: and ! Utility for apps and bots to interact with Rocket.