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+generate:
+	man -cT markdown ../matrix-send.1 > matrix-send.1.md
+	man -cT markdown ../matrix-send.conf.5 > matrix-send.conf.5.md
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+# Manual pages
+
+This directory contains the manual pages for matrix-send.
+
+They are automatically generated from the man page, so if you already have matrix-send installed you can view these documents offline by typing `man matrix-send`.
+
+To generate these Markdown documents, enter this directory and type `make generate`.
diff --git a/doc/matrix-send.1.md b/doc/matrix-send.1.md
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+MATRIX-SEND(1) - General Commands Manual
+
+# NAME
+
+**matrix-send** - send a message to a Matrix room
+
+# SYNOPSIS
+
+**matrix-send**
+\[**-c**]
+\[**-h**]
+\[**-v**]
+*message room*
+
+# DESCRIPTION
+
+**matrix-send**
+is a script to send a message to a Matrix room.
+It works by sending a JSON request to your Matrix server. The message
+type will always be m.text, but other options may be considered in the
+future.
+
+To begin, start by making a configuration file. This always has the location of
+*~/.config/matrix-send.conf*.
+
+At the very least, your configuration file has to contain 3 directives:
+*Server*,
+*Username*,
+and
+*Password*.
+Let's say your Matrix server is envs.net. Your username is john, and your password
+is supersecretpassword. Your configuration could look like this:
+
+	Server matrix.envs.net
+	Username john
+	Password supersecretpassword
+
+In that example, we used matrix.envs.net instead of envs.net. This is because
+matrix.envs.net is the address in which the Client-Server API is listening on.
+You can find your server's Client-Server API URL in Element by entering in
+your server into the Homeserver dialogue in the sign-in screen, then hovering
+over it once entered. Your server's Client-Server API URL should appear once
+you hover over it. If it doesn't appear, you've already got it.
+
+You may have noticed that with this configuration, your password
+is visible in plain sight.
+
+At its most basic, matrix-send.conf is a shell script. This means you could
+replace the
+*Password*
+line with something similar to this
+
+	Password $(gpg -d /path/to/passwd.gpg)
+
+where
+*/path/to/passwd.gpg*
+is a GPG-encrypted plain text file containing only your password.
+This line would mean that you would be asked for the passphrase required to
+decrypt your password file before authenticating. This way, your password
+is not in plain text.
+
+More information on configuration options can be found in
+matrix-send.conf(5).
+
+To use
+**matrix-send**,
+you will need to get the Room ID of the room you'd like to send to.
+This will be something like
+*!zyxwvutsrq:example.org*.
+
+Type the Room ID as the argument after the message you wish to send.
+You may have to escape the exclamation mark with a backslash. For example:
+
+	matrix-send "Hello world!" zyxwvutsrq:example.org
+
+That should send a message saying
+*Hello world!*
+to the room with the Room ID !zyxwvutsrq:example.org.
+
+By default,
+**matrix-send**
+caches access tokens in
+*$HOME/.cache/matrix-send/access-token*.
+If you would like to disable caching of access tokens, add NoCache to your
+*matrix-send.conf*.
+
+# FILES
+
+*~/.config/matrix-send.conf*
+
+> configuration file for
+> **matrix-send**
+
+*~/.cache/matrix-send/access-token*
+
+> access token cache file
+
+# SEE ALSO
+
+matrix-send.conf(5)
+
+OpenBSD 7.1 - July 28, 2022
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+MATRIX-SEND.CONF(5) - File Formats Manual
+
+# NAME
+
+**matrix-send.conf** - configuration file for matrix-send(1)
+
+# DESCRIPTION
+
+matrix-send(1)
+sends messages to Matrix rooms. In order to send a message however, it needs
+credentials for the account sending the message. These credentials are provided
+in the
+**matrix-send.conf**
+configuration file, as well as other options if you need them.
+
+The following directives are available:
+
+*	Server
+	*server*
+	        The Client-Server API URL for your Matrix server.
+
+*	Username
+	*username*
+	        Your Matrix username.
+
+*	Password
+	*password*
+	        The password to your Matrix account.
+
+*	AccessToken
+	*token*
+	        Instead of using a username and password to obtain an access token, just use
+	*token*.
+
+*	CacheLocation
+	*location*
+	        Instead of caching access tokens to ~/.cache, cache them to
+	*location*.
+
+The following statements are available:
+
+*	NoCache
+	        Don't cache access tokens.
+
+# FILES
+
+*~/.config/matrix-send.conf*
+
+> configuration file for
+> **matrix-send.conf**
+
+*~/.cache/matrix-send/access-token*
+
+> default access token cache file
+
+# SEE ALSO
+
+matrix-send(1)
+
+OpenBSD 7.1 - July 28, 2022