Get server from environment variable #15
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Massolari
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Looks good, I might read a little into the |
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Added in 37166ac, also I realized because of the way the bot works you can already use it in other servers, forgot about that it's been a minute since I touched this thing haha. Anyways I added more info to the README for that. |
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Currently, the server is fixed on
https://matrix.org.This PR adds support for custom server by reading it from the environment variable
MATRIX_SERVER.Besides from that, to make the development easier, I added the
dotenvpackage that read the environment variables from a.envfile and added a.env.examplefile so we have a template of which variables the application reads