• Introduction
• Prerequisites
• Getting started
• How to
• End-to-end encryption

This is a boilerplate project to create a new Superhero bot using matrix-bot-sdk. It already implements a sample bot, ae_wallet, which enables Superhero Wallet connection, balance check and transfer.

First install and run your own Matrix homeserver, the suggested one is Synapse. There are different ways to start your own Synapse server and one is explained in the following Docker hub: https://hub.docker.com/r/matrixdotorg/synapse

Install and run Element UI, the suggested Matrix client. The following guide explains how to install it: https://github.com/element-hq/element-web/blob/develop/docs/install.md.

Create a bot account on Matrix and get an access token using the following guide: https://t2bot.io/docs/access_tokens. If you used the matrixdotorg/synapse Docker image you can simply run the command register_new_matrix_user to create a new user:

First, download and install Node.js.

Clone superhero-bot-boilerplate repository.

git clone https://github.com/superhero-com/superhero-bot-boilerplate

Install the required dependencies with npm.

npm i

Run the project in development mode with hot reload.

npm run dev

Setup environment variables by creating a new .env file (see .env.example file).

New bots can be added by exending the base class BaseBot present in the bots/@base folder which offers a standardized way to implement commands.

The bot needs to be connected to a user to properly work, check index.ts for a complete sample of ae_wallet bot.

Bot supports End-to-end encrypted messages. Be sure to back up BOT_STORAGE_FILE and BOT_ENCRYPTION_DIR to not lose encryption data.