@converse/headless
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Changelog
10.1.6 (2023-08-31)
Adding more types of chats:
Previously the overrides functionality of pluggable.js was used to
override the model function on the ChatBoxes collection, so that
different types of chatboxes could be created (e.g. MUC, ChatBox, Feed).
This has been replaced with a registry, api.chatboxes.registry.
Use api.chatboxes.registry.add(type, model) to add a new type of chatbox to
the collection.
Then when api.chatboxes.create(attrs, options) is called, the right type of
chatbox will be created if attrs.type is the type in the registry.
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 58 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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