Library to handle all the core functionality for:
Note: We now only support Node.js versions 0.8.0 and greater.
With package manager npm:
npm install node-xmpp-core
Install the dev dependencies, then...
npm test
Also see the tests run in travis. The tests in travis run both the code and code style tests.
Please use one of node-xmpp-client/component/server
- Use node.js conventions, especially
EventEmitter
, ie. for write buffer control - Fast parsing,
node-expat
was written for this library
Set this option as true
to enable the optimization for continuous TCP streams. If your "socket" actually transports frames (WebSockets) and you can't have stanzas split across those, do not enable it.
type: boolean
default: false
- Simple JID parsing with Stringprep normalization
- Optional now, you won't need ICU for just node-xmpp
- Please be aware if you identify users by JIDs
npm install node-stringprep
- Uses ltx
- Much easier to handle than a standard DOM
- xmlns-aware
- Easy XML builder like Strophe.js (see down)
- Non-buffering serialization
- Was split out of node-xmpp for modularization and resuability
Optional
- node-stringprep: for icu-based string normalization.
Automatically building the optional library can be turned off by npm config set optional false
or by setting the environmental variable export NPM_CONFIG_OPTIONAL=false
. On Heroku this is done through heroku config:set NPM_CONFIG_OPTIONAL=false
, for example.
Strophe.js' XML Builder is very convenient for producing XMPP
stanzas. ltx includes it in a much more primitive way: the
c()
, cnode()
and t()
methods can be called on any Element
object, returning the new child element.
This can be confusing: in the end, you will hold the last-added child
until you use up()
, a getter for the parent. Connection.send()
first invokes tree()
to retrieve the uppermost parent, the XMPP
stanza, before sending it out the wire.
(Builing up documentation slowly)
...coming soon...