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xmpp-uri

v2.1.0

Published

Parse XMPP URIs

Downloads

10

Readme

XMPP-URI

Parse and Create XMPP URIs

Build Status Dependency Status devDependency Status

Browser Support

What is this?

The xmpp-uri module is for both parsing an XMPP URI to extract action commands and parameters, and creating a URI based on an action. Since XMPP URIs use ; to separate values in the querystring, the normal URL parsing libs don't work as-is.

Installing

$ npm install xmpp-uri

Building bundled/minified version (for AMD, etc)

$ make 

The bundled and minified files will be in the generated build directory.

Usage

var xmppuri = require('xmpp-uri');

var res = xmppuri.parse('xmpp:[email protected]?message;body=hi');
// res == {
//     jid: '[email protected]',
//     action: 'message',
//     parameters: {
//         body: 'hi'
//     }
// }

Most use cases will be with xmpp: URIs, but you can also use xmpp:// to specify a specific account to use for the action:

var res = xmppuri.parse('xmpp://[email protected]/[email protected]/res?subscribe');
// res == {
//     account: {
//         local: 'me',
//         domain: 'example.com',
//         bare: '[email protected]',
//         full: '[email protected]'
//     },
//     jid: {
//         local: 'user',
//         domain: 'example.com',
//         resource: 'res',
//         bare: '[email protected]',
//         full: '[email protected]/res'
//     },
//     action: 'subscribe'
// }

The inverse operation can be done by using xmppuri.create:

xmppuri.create({
    account: '[email protected]',
    jid: '[email protected]',
    action: 'message',
    parameters: {
        body: 'hi'
    }
});
// res == 'xmpp://[email protected]/[email protected]?message;body=hi'

License

MIT

Created By

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