Closed Neustradamus closed 10 years ago
Do you have anything particular in mind? The goal of JSJaC is to provide a rather minimalistic library that allows to connect to XMPP server. Extensions must be implemented on top of JSJaC by library users. Given that compiling such list will not be very useful as it will only contain a couple of entries.
Closing for now, feel free to reopen if you have anything to add for such list.
It is possible to know what XEPs are really supported by JSJaC and what version? It works with last RFCs?
JsJaC implements RFC6120 (XMPP Core), Websockets and BOSH but no more. It is a low level client library. It allows you to implement any client side XEP and maybe even beyond but that’s out of scope for this project.
15 mars 2018 kl. 22:40 skrev Neustradamus notifications@github.com:
It is possible to know what XEPs are really supported by JSJaC and what version? It works with last RFCs?
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@sstrigler: it will be nice to specify in a file the RFCs and XEPs with version :)
Example:
It will be nice to create a file with all XEPs support (with the version number) and verify if it is the last version, if not, it is the time to update ;)
Link: http://xmpp.org/xmpp-protocols/xmpp-extensions/