djabberd 0.9.6

Install

pip install djabberd

Quick start

1. Include the django-ejabberd URLconf in your project urls.py like this::

url(r'', include('djabberd.urls'),

# For Django==1.8
url(r'', include('djabberd.urls'), namespace='djabberd')

2. Setup the handler in your Django settings::

DJABBERD_API_HANDLERS='your.module.path'

Based on ejabberd-saas’s documentation those endpoints are required(01-Feb-2016):

1. User management:

   1. Authentication (‘/auth’)

   2. User exists (‘/user’)

2. Roster management:

   1. Retrieve user roster (‘/roster’)

3. Archive:

   1. Store (‘/archive’)

   2. Get (‘/archive’)

There must be one function for each endpoint that should be implemented like this:

• user_authentication(username, password):

  • Returns True if authentication is valid

  • Returns False if authentication is not valid

• user_exists(username):

  • Returns True if user exists

  • Returns False if not(or if it is not active)

• retrieve_user_roster(username):

  • Returns the roster in JSON format

  • Returns False if user does not exist

• archive_store(payload)

  • Returns True if message has been stored

  • Returns a string containing an error message if message has not been stored

• archive_get(username[, peer, after, before, limit, chat_type])

  • Returns the message history in JSON format

  • Returns False in any other case

Formats

• retrieve_user_roster:

  {"roster": [
      {"username": "CONTACT",
       "subscription": "both",
       "nick": "NICK"},
       ...
    ]}

• archive_store:

  {"username": "USERNAME1",
   "peer": "USERNAME2",
   "xml": "MESSAGE_STANZA",
   "body": "TEXT",
   "timestamp": "TIMESTAMP",
   "direction": "DIRECTION"}

• archive_get:

  {"archive": [{"username": "USERNAME1",
                "peer": "USERNAME2",
                "xml": "MESAGE_STANZA",
                "body": "TEXT",
                "timestamp": "TIMESTAMP",
                "direction": "DIRECTION"}, ...]
                "count" : MESSAGES_NUMBER
  }

Considerations

Based on ejabberd-saas’s documentation:

• If XMPP JID is “userid@xmppdomain”, just pass “userid”

• If XMPP JID of USER is “userid@xmppdomain”, just pass “xmppdomain”

• If an exception is raised from your handler it would be treated as a server error

• Return HTTP 200 for the successful case

• Return HTTP 401 if authentication fails

• Return HTTP 401 if it’s not the successful case

• Return HTTP 500 for server errors, this is the Django’s default behavior

python setup.py develop
python runtests.py [tests.<tests_module>[.<TestClass>[.<test_method>]]]