As mentioned in the XEP, don't show error messages for OMEMO messages
that can't be decrypted because they were already decrypted before or
because they weren't encrypted for this device.
This let's us populate the `from_real_jid` attribute for messages in
cases where the user's nickname has changed.
Only save the occupant-id if the MUC supports it
Store all advertised features on the `chatbox.features` model.
This allows us to look up a feature without using the async
`disco.supports` API.
Updates #2241
- Unregister nickname before sending unavailable presence
- Send unavailable presence before destroying state
- Call `leave` after unregistering, otherwise the disco entry for the MUC gets removed in `leave` while it's still necessary to unregister
- Wrap `this.leave` in try/except in `onConnectionStatusChanged` handler
- Add new MUC connection status, `CLOSING` to avoid `this.leave()` being called when `hidden` gets set to `true` while the MUC is in the process of being closed.
I noticed that a marker was sent for an error message (created due to an
unencryptable OMEMO messages), and this caused the user to be kicked
from the MUC.
This allows for more flexibility in configuring which media URLs will
automatically render and which media URLs may be manually rendered by
the user (via the message actions dropdown).
For example, suppose you want to automatically render all media URLs
from https://xmpp.org, but still allow other media (which won't render
by default) to be rendered manually by the user (by clicking the "Show
URL previews" message dropdown action).
In this case, you set `render_media` to `['xmpp.org']` and
`allowed_image_domains` to `null` or `undefined`.
Or if you want to automatically render images from xmpp.org, and
restrict the domains users might manually click to render, you can add
those extra domains to `allowed_image_domains`.
It's now necessary to add a `converse-root` element in the DOM where you
want Converse to render (previously it was any element with the id
`#conversejs`).
Also, turned `converse-chats` element into a Lit element and re-render
`converse-root` and `converse-chats` when the `view-mode` or `singleton`
settings change. This is a step towards being able to change the view
mode on the fly and have the entire chat re-render appropriately.
Fixes#2647
even if the global configuration is to disallow it.
* When parsing, include all media URLs, not just the ones from allowed domains.
That makes it possible to change allowed domains on-the-fly,
while still allowing media in individual messages to be shown manually
(via the message actions dropdown).
* Merge `embed_audio`, `embed_video` and `show_images_inline` into `render_media`
* Create new config settings for allowable domains for images, video and audio
* Check the URL domain against a whitelist for the message actions dropdown
Add caps element to the MUC join presence, so that the MUC MEP node can
know whether we're interested in receiving MEP messages.
Create info messages for any `conference-info` tags that contain `activity` tags.
Check for both `headline` and `normal` MEP messages (even though the XEP
only show `headline` examples), since `normal` messages can be archived
in MAM, but `headline` ones not.
Update the XEP-0372 reference-parsing code to take the `anchor`
attribute into consideration, specifically to check which text element
the reference applies to.
Add support for rendering XEP-0372 mentions in "info" messages and for
triggering HTML5 Desktop notifications for such mentions.
Background:
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XEP-0316 describes a way for a MUC to send out PEP-like messages to MUC
participants. This feature can be used to describe custom activity happening
in the MUC.
The issue was that batched writing was incorrectly also being applied
for sessionStorage stores, so when the `active` flag in
`_converse.session` was being set to `false` on window unload, the
change wasn't persisted before the window was unloaded.
This caused a new session to be created upon reload, thereby losing the
SMACKS data.
We already solved this for persistent stores by flushing them, and
doing so for the session stores would also work, but session stores
don't have to be batched in the first place, so we turn that off.
It's the only way I could get a failing test (due to the Jasmine upgrade AFAIK) to pass.
I don't understand why this happens, given that the promise has a
`catch` clause in `retractOwnMessage`, but for some reason the promise
rejection gets caught by Jasmine, causing the test to fail.
The disco entities collection gets recreated and repopulated every time
the connection is re-established or after the user logs in again after
having logged out.
The old disco entities weren't being removed, due to an erroneous
`shouldClearCache` call (not applicable to sessionStorage data).
In addition we need a handler to fire and clear the entities cache when
Converse is going to restart.
This prevents it from being persisted across page loads and makes more
sense logically.
Also move markScrolled to utils and MUC unread messages indicator to bottom panel.
If set to a positive integer, the chat history will be kept to that size
by removing older messages.
This happens as new messages come in (as long as the chat isn't scrolled up)
and when the user scrolls down.
Also add the `pruning_behavior` setting
More work on making bottom panel sub-components declarative
- Handle auto-completion in the converse-muc-message-form element
- Make message limit indicator a component
- Rename template
This causes an empty bookmarks list in the controlbox, because the
collection gets cleared (and then asynchronousy repopulated) while the
`bookmarksInitialized` promise stays `true` (resulting in a race
condition).
Alternative fix could be to clear the bookmarks and recreate the promise
before reconnecting but doesn't seem necessary to do all that work.
This required triggering the `converse-loaded` event in the entry.js
file, which means it won't be triggered for `@converse/headless` when
used in isolation.
Not ideal, but probably ok because consumers of `@converse/headless`
should probably import it into their own project in any case.
Had to make various other changes due to incompatibilities.
- Use the new `lit` package instead of `lit-html` or `lit-element`
- Drop `haunted` since it breaks the rules by specifying `type: module`
but then doesn't import with file extensions
- Use Sass Dart instead of node-sass (fixes#2445)
- Upgrade Karma
- Update to the latest @converse/skeletor (which uses mergebounce to batch writes)
- Flush storage before logging out
- Flush when reloading the tab
- Create initStorage method
when creating occupant from affiliation change stanza.
This means that when a presence for that occupant arrives, a duplicate
occupant is created (presumably because the original can't be find due
to the wrong nick being set).
- Move top-level functinos to utils files
- Get rid of unused/obsolete overrides
- Only import components there where they're used
- Bump version in package.json
Update storing of app settings. Store settings in a closured
`app_settings` object inside `@converse/headless/shared/settings`
Remove the `_converse.settings` object.
Url parameters mean that we don't get a match even when the URLs
actually match.
Could potentially use URI.js but gets cumbersome and since we restrict
to metadata coming from the MUC service (which we trust) I think it's OK
to remove it.
Fix minimizing by listening to change event
Fixes around showing/hiding and minimizing/maximizing
Don't trigger a `show` event on the model to show a chat, instead rely
on the `hidden` attribute which causes a rerender and will show/hide
chats.
The eventual goal is to avoid UI-related stanza processing if the relevant chats
aren't in the DOM.
With the current architecture, chatboxes are created (and the stanzas
related to them processed) even if `#conversejs` isn't in the DOM.
* Initial work on making controlbox an element
* Create a shared base class
* Ceate ChatBoxViews proxy
* Update sass now that certain classes are moved to converse-chats element
In some cases a race condition can occur where a new message is received
before the MAM query starts.
Previously, the newly received message would be considered the latest
message to query from, thereby causing a gap in the history.
Looking at the Prosody code, it appears to be cheap since
Prosody will do nothing if you're already registered and this works
around a bug in mod_muc_rai where events aren't fired for each resource
of the same joined nick joining or leaving the MUC.
Otherwise, when leaving as part of RAI and in a MUC where we only get
presence info based on probes, we lose occupant info that doesn't get
recreated when we rejoin.
When a MUC starts out hidden, we first need to join in order to find out
whether we're affiliated before we can know whether we should enable RAI
or join the MUC as usual.
- Add test for incoming RAI message
- Only enable RAI if the user is affilated in MUC being left
- Handle error presence indicating a resouce-constraint
- Don't unregister stanza handlers in `leave`, since we still want to
listen to RAI-related stanzas. Instead unregister upon the `destroy`
event.
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.
Updating tab notifications is not something that should be done in the headless part of Converse.
Don't update the tab title, having a favicon is enough.
In MUCs, messages are fetched too late in order for it to be practical
to wait for messages before rendering various parts of the MUC view.
Previously there was a bug, in the sense that `messages.fetched` was
`undefined` when being `await`ed in `updateAfterMessagesFetched`.
Once this was fixed, this issue became clear.
When we're showing only one chat at a time, we want to make sure that
all other chats have their `hidden` flag set to `true`.
Previously this was done in chatboxviews, but given that we want to
render UI based on state, this should be done in the headless part of
Converse.
As a result of the changes, the `beforeShowingChatView` has been
removed.
* keep message in place after edition by assigning previous message original timestamp
* update time displayed to keep current behaviour
* add test to check a message remains in the same position of the history after being edited
* briefly describe pr changes in changelog
