@converse/headless
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10.1.3 (2023-06-23)
Add the ability to set roles and affiliations via the MUC occupant modal
Fix isOnlyEmojis is not a function when using only @converse/headless
Fix autojoin checkbox state in MUC bookmark form
Remove call to api.confirm in @converse/headless
Generate TypeScript declaration files into dist/types
Removed documentation about the no longer implemented fullname option.
Updated translations
#3123: Contacts do not show up online until chat is opened with them.
#3156: Add function to prevent drag stutter effect over iframes when resize is called in overlay mode
#3165: Use configured nickname in profile view in the control box
New config option stanza_timeout
Readme
Converse has a special build called the headless build.
You can generate it yourself by running make src/headless/dist/converse-headless.js
in the root of the converse.js repo.
The headless build is a bundle of all the non-UI parts of Converse, and its aim is to provide you with an XMPP library (and application) on which you can build your own UI.
It's also installable with NPM/Yarn as @converse/headless.
The main distribution of Converse relies on the headless build.
The file src/headless/index.js is used to determine which plugins are included in the build.
FAQs
Converse.js Headless build
The npm package @converse/headless receives a total of 50 weekly downloads. As such, @converse/headless popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that @converse/headless demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 2 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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