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README.md

Neo v4: iris

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A lightweight Matrix webclient, with basic functionality.
The latest build is hosted at neo.pixie.town/app

Screenshot

Building

Keep in mind it's not quite useable currently;
npm install
gulp build
static assets should now be in build/

Vision

There's demand for nicer Matrix clients in general, and I've been trying to fill this gap for a while now. I chose a web-based approach, since those are the technologies I like, and enjoy using. This is very much a 'fun' sid project at the moment.
Neo doesn't use Electron, but might be packaged with some Rust based webview for a more 'desktop' experience. If you're religiously opposed to JavaScript I'll refer you to nuclear's readme

Why the name

Neo and the rabbit logo are both from Matrix. Iris is the personification of the rainbow and messenger of the gods in Greek mythology, so I found that fitting as well.

Code of Conduct

We follow the Rust one, see CODE_OF_CONDUCT.md