Prosody + Converse.js

[murgero]

@syn Oh! My bad. I've been out of the community for a few months and just coming back now.

[murgero]

@syn I'd like to build and install, what's the proper way to do this while waiting for this beautiful app to hit the store.

[robi]

@murgero https://docs.cloudron.io/packaging/tutorial/#update

[murgero]

@robi Hey Robi, I am an app dev with Cloudron (RE: the appdev tag) so I know how to package and install apps. My question was more the after-install setup as he mentioned some manual steps (but was not specific)

[robi]

@murgero Lol, sorry, thought you were getting rusty ;-]

Thanks that's more specific.

[murgero]

@robi Thanks for helping anyway! Never a bad thing to give good info.

[syn]

@murgero If you want to use JIDs like murgero@chat.example.com - no special instructions, it works as is.

If you want your JID to be murgero@example.com - currently you must choose example.com as cloudron app domain, otherwise it won't work.

XMPP allows you to have JIDs on a different server than where A-record is pointing to, see https://www.rfc-editor.org/rfc/rfc6120#section-3.2.1

Notice that the server must present a valid CA-trusted TLS certificate for example.com in this set up, not it's own chat.example.com.

Currently prosody.cfg.lua is not set up to handle other domains except the one that the app is installed as. For me it does not make sense to implement the config handling unless I have a way to provide no-manual-actions experience.

Feel free to contribute though.

[murgero]

@syn Gotcha, for a lot of users, domain will matter. Hopefully cloudron will allow more cert access for first level domains. I'd love to test this out as well.

You use converse.js for this, have you looked into movim at all for a front end too?

[syn]

@murgero movim looks interesting, I can totally see it as another app on cloudron. XMPP allows for 3rd party web clients over BOSH/websockets. I would set up CORS on prosody for this, if not already supported.

[syn]

@girish I consider this app ready for Beta submission to cloudron app store.

[jdaviescoates]

@syn said in Prosody + Converse.js:

@girish I consider this app ready for Beta submission to cloudron app store.

sounds great, I may have missed it, but where is the code?

[robi]

@jdaviescoates said in Prosody + Converse.js:

@syn said in Prosody + Converse.js:

@girish I consider this app ready for Beta submission to cloudron app store.

sounds great, I may have missed it, but where is the code?

scroll up bud, you've asked this before

[jdaviescoates]

@robi said in Prosody + Converse.js:

@jdaviescoates said in Prosody + Converse.js:

@syn said in Prosody + Converse.js:

@girish I consider this app ready for Beta submission to cloudron app store.

sounds great, I may have missed it, but where is the code?

scroll up bud, you've asked this before

[jdaviescoates]

Here it is:

@synchrone said in Prosody + Converse.js:

I have packaged this as https://git.cloudron.io/synchrone/jabber-app

[jdaviescoates]

@robi said in Prosody + Converse.js:

@jdaviescoates said in Prosody + Converse.js:

@syn said in Prosody + Converse.js:

@girish I consider this app ready for Beta submission to cloudron app store.

sounds great, I may have missed it, but where is the code?

scroll up bud, you've asked this before

I think I got confused because @synchrone has turned into @syn

[syn]

I wanted to keep using the account that has the app dev badge
Also may have lost access to the old one over the years.

[girish]

@syn awesome There's some apps that we are pushing out right now, will get to this. Thanks!