Create a Skyroom Conferencing room for your current channel in Mattermost, and invite others in that channel to join you via Skyroom's invitations link.
Clicking a video icon in a Mattermost channel posts a message that invites team members to join a Skyroom meetings call.
You can all so use /skyroom command to start a new meeting too.
Make the project using make file and then add the release to Mattermost plugins folder.
Go to System Console > Plugins > Skyroom.Online and set the following values:
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Enable Plugin:
true -
Skyroom Server URL: The URL for Skyroom service. https://skyroom.online for example.
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Your Skyroom API Key: The api key you have aquired to call Skyroom's webservice api.
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Skyroom Join Link Valid Duration in minutes. Defaults to 30 minutes.
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Encryption Key: 16 character length alphanumeric string to be used as encryption key for AES encryption algorithm.
You're all set! To test it, go to any Mattermost channel and click the video icon in the channel header to start a new Skyroom meeting.
Mattermost Skyroom Plugin supports localization in these languages at the moment:
- English
- Farsi
The plugin automatically displays languages based on the following:
- For system messages, the locale set in System Console > General > Localization > Default Server Language is used.
- For user messages, such as help text and error messages, the locale set set in Account Settings > Display > Language is used.
You can use build server and webapp projects separately using their manual and setup all together as a mattermost plugin too.
see the Makefile for more details or read the Developing section.
This plugin contains both a server and web app portion.
Use make to check the quality of your code, as well as build distributions of the plugin that you can upload to a Mattermost server for testing.
Inside the /server directory, you will find the Go files that make up the server-side of the plugin. Within there, build the plugin like you would any other Go application.
Inside the /webapp directory, you will find the JS and React files that make up the client-side of the plugin. Within there, modify files and components as necessary. Test your syntax by running npm run build.