to determine valid characters to form a boundary before an `@` mention
Also fixed an issue with mentions looking like they're part of URLs, by
first processing mentions separately.
Fixes#1083
Directives are rendered as templates and their bodies are MessageText instances.
We thereby achieve the necessary nesting of directives (and other rich
elements inside directives) by letting each directive
body render itself similarly to how the whole message body is rendered.
- `allow_user_trust_override`
- `clear_cache_on_logout`
The `persistent_store` setting can now also be set to `sessionStorage`
The `trusted` settings was in effect playing the role of two separate settings
and implicitly affecting a third ('persistent_store').
By breaking it up, we make things more explicit and allow for new
configurations. For example, clearing the cache on logout, while using
some kind of persistent store.
- Let `api.rooms.open` call `api.rooms.get` directly, instead of indirectly via `api.rooms.create`
- Remove the `createChatRoom` function
- Also strip URI parts from JID in `api.rooms.get` and use utility method for doing so
- Add hooks to the stanza parsers so that plugins can do additional parsing.
- Change ChatBox instance methods to functions and use them for stanza parsing.
- Move encrypt and decrypt messages to `converse.env.omemo`
Apparently, when receving a 1:1 carbon message, a device was wrongly created
for the contact's device list, instead of our own.
It's better to parse an incoming message stanza early, than to have
all kinds of methods throughout the codebase that does querySelector
etc.
Firstly, it allows us to catch and report errors and malicious stanzas early on.
It also simplifies programming because you don't need to try and
remember how to properly parse a stanza, all the work is done upfront
for you.
Only set `id` once we've actually parsed the sender attributes,
otherwise `attrs.from` is `undefined`.
Use `Array.prototype.reduce` to generate stanza_ids attributes map.
Add `from_muc` attribute which contains the MUC JID
