This came out of the desire to let `converse-muc` use the API to
determine whether MUC is supported. However, we don't know the entity
JID before hand and I couldn't think of a good way to query all current
and future entities for a feature.
So `converse-muc` still does it's own thing without the API, but some
refactoring came as a result of attempting.
- Update build scripts to use transpiled versions of newly added modules
- Stop building locales.js and remove locales stuff from build scripts
- No need for Grunt anymore since we don't need to make locales.js
- Use `enabled` method for plugins
- Rename `converse-inverse.js` to `converse-fullscreen.js` and make it a
core plugin.
- We're no longer making separate mobile and inverse builds
No longer a need to whitelist/blacklist plugins for inverse to work.
* Update localisation/translation documentation due to recent changes.
* Remove `moment_locales.js` and instead load the moment locales in `src/i18n.js`
* Mention how to load the fullscreen version. Refs #939
From the perspective of the XMPP server, this is an entirely new login,
and therefore as per RFC-6121 the roster SHOULD be queried, making the
client an "interested resource".
https://tools.ietf.org/html/rfc6121#section-2
* Check if `Backbone.history.start()` has been called before.
* Only call it after routes have been registered.
* Use route for switching between login and register forms
This is a workaround for the fact that getttext doesn't support ES2015 template
literals and it also allows us to scan for translateable strings in our HTML
templates.
We can now simply call `render` whenever we want to show an error or
notification message.
The flip side is that the template is now larger and contains more login.
Somehow the tests are flaky when the router sets a URL fragment for login or
registration, so I've now added an event handler which does the work without
setting the URL fragment.
The router is still there so that one can manually link to a URL that has the
registration form open. (Issue #828)
