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mod_pubsub_serverinfo: New module that uses pub/sub to make accessible server info
This first implemetnation is laughably simple: it only adds a disco#info
feature. This flags 'opt-in' for inclusion of local domain names in the
data exposed by other domains (per the domain), which will allow servers to
be listed in the XMPP Network Graph at https://xmppnetwork.goodbytes.im
Hopefully, this bare-boned implementation acts as a stepping stone for
future improvements.
author | Guus der Kinderen <guus.der.kinderen@gmail.com> |
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date | Thu, 28 Dec 2023 11:02:35 +0100 |
parents | 6696075e26e2 |
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--- labels: - 'Stage-Beta' summary: 'Import MUC membership info from a JSON file' ... Introduction ============ This module allows you to import MUC membership information from an external URL in JSON format. Details ======= If you have an organization or community and lots of members and/or channels, it can be frustrating to manage MUC affiliations manually. This module will fetch a JSON file from a configured URL, and use that to automatically set the MUC affiliations. It also supports hats/badges. Configuration ============= Add the module to the MUC host (not the global modules\_enabled): Component "conference.example.com" "muc" modules_enabled = { "muc_members_json" } You can define (globally or per-MUC component) the following options: Name Description --------------------- -------------------------------------------------- muc_members_json_url The URL to the JSON file describing memberships muc_members_json_mucs The MUCs to manage, and their associated configuration The `muc_members_json_mucs` setting determines which rooms will be managed by the plugin, and how to map roles to hats (if desired). ``` lua muc_members_json_mucs = { -- This configures hats for the myroom@<this MUC host> MUC myroom = { -- The optional field 'member_hat' defines a hat that will be -- added to any user that is listed in the members JSON -- (regardless of what roles they have, if any) member_hat = { id = "urn:uuid:6a1b143a-1c5c-11ee-80aa-4ff1ce4867dc"; title = "Cool Member"; }; -- The optional field 'team_hats' defines one or more hats -- that will be assigned to users that have the specified -- roles in the JSON. team_hats = { janitor = { id = "urn:uuid:ec32f550-7d5f-11ee-81ee-6b139cac3bf6"; title = "Janitor"; } } }; } ``` JSON format =========== ``` json { "members": [ { "jids": [ "user@example.com", "user2@example.com" ] }, { "jids": ["user3@example.com"], "roles": ["janitor"] } ] } ``` The JSON format must be an object with a `members` array. Each member must have a `jids` field, and optionally a `roles` field (both are arrays of strings). Compatibility ============= ------- ------------------ trunk Works 0.12 Works ------- ------------------