This will (hopefully) become an XMPP MUC client which supports Muji(XEP-0272).
- Browserify
- Es6ify
Clone this repo, run npm install to install dependencies.
Create a file named config.js:
var config = {
wsURL: <websocket URL here>,
jid: <service for anonymous JIDs here>,
muc_server: <MUC component here>,
server: <XMPP server here>
};
exports.config = config;
The command browserify -t es6ify main.js
will output the compiled JS to stdout,
which you can put in a script tag in index.html, at the end of the body tag.
You can also run a server locally using beefy
, for this you can run beefy main.js -- -t es6ify
.
This software was released under the GPLv3 license.