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mod_http_muc_log: Tweak style towards the "modern"
Also accidentally converted the hand-minified CSS to SCSS for easier
editing.
This gets rid of the <q> element because it makes browsers (at least
Firefox) add annoying quotes to any text copied out of them,
interfering with opening non-linkified URLs. That could have been
considered a sort of security mechanism, but convenience trumps
security!
author | Kim Alvefur <zash@zash.se> |
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date | Sun, 04 Dec 2022 23:16:31 +0100 |
parent | 1803:4d73a1a6ba68 |
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--- labels: - 'Stage-Alpha' summary: 'Simple example of working component and HTTP polling.' ... Introduction ============ Twitter has simple API to use, so I tried to deal with it via Prosody. I didn't manage to finish this module, but it is nice example of component that accepts registrations, unregistrations, does HTTP polling and so on. Maybe someone will finnish this idea. Details ======= It does require some non-prosody Lua libraries: LuaJSON Configuration ============= At the moment no configuration needed, but you can configure some variables inside code. TODO ==== - Send latest tweets to XMPP user - Reply user's messages to Twitter - OAuth support - User configuration (forms) - discuss about using cjson - [!!!!] rewrite to be compatible with 0.9+ - drop? (since it is mod\_twitter in spectrum) Compatibility ============= ------- --------------------- trunk Currently Not Works 0.9 Currently Not Works 0.8 Works ------- ---------------------