Closed mehtank closed 3 years ago
It doesn't exist, but it would be easy to make one; see cocreate's server/api.coffee. Would you be willing to take a first crack at it as a PR? If not, I can probably do it...
First priority is probably creating rooms, probably by calling lib/rooms.coffee
's roomWithTemplate
(see Config.coffee
's newMeetingRooms
for an example input) — though roomWithTemplate
could probably use some checking on the template argument to make sure that each tabTypes[type]
is actually defined.
I do intend to give it a try, but I haven't actually gotten the system installed and running on my own server yet, so that'll have to come first...
FWIW, it's a lot easier to get it running locally on your development machine. Let me know if you need help with either.
The code in https://github.com/mehtank/comingle/tree/rest has been working well for me so far; it's open to the world without any access control so it's not pull ready though. There's no notion of users in comingle, so how would you suggest securing it?
Cool! The natural starting point would be to just add /addRoom
, which requires a correct meeting ID to work, and is something any user can do with a web browser anyway. Would merging just this (and other operations that can be done on the web so are safe) be useful to you?
Certainly /list
and /delete
need authentication (related to #89), so are blocking on #53 (and we'll need a way to authenticate the REST API...).
It would definitely be useful; see #131 for (some) safe things that can be done. One thing to note is that there's no error checking on the args to addRoom / roomWithTabs -- I don't know if there are any Bad Things that can be sent in that way? Also it fails lint, but, uh, I have no idea what lint is.
(or maybe this exists and I can't find it)
Is there a way to create / modify rooms by scripted GET calls? I'm thinking of a use case where a set of rooms are created offline e.g. as a text / md / json / yaml file, then a script loops through and modifies a comingle instance, perhaps archiving old rooms, creating new rooms with specified tabs (maybe even populating new coauthor threads accordingly), etc.