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mod_conversejs: Serve base app at /
This makes things slightly less awkward for the browser to figure out which
URLs belong to a PWA. The app's "start URL" was previously without the '/' and
therefore was not considered within the scope of the PWA. Now the canonical
app URL will always have a '/'.
Prosody/mod_http should take care of redirecting existing links without the
trailing / to the new URL.
If you have an installation at https://prosody/conversejs then it is now at
https://prosody/conversejs/ (the first URL will now redirect to the second
URL if you use it).
The alternative would be to make the PWA scope include the parent, i.e.
the whole of https://prosody/ in this case. This might get messy if other
PWAs are provided by the same site or Prosody installation, however.
author | Matthew Wild <mwild1@gmail.com> |
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date | Tue, 11 Feb 2025 13:18:38 +0000 |
parent | 5716:6696075e26e2 |
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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 ------- ------------------