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MUC: occupant: refactor to allow storing more than just presence for a session Previously a "session" (i.e. a full JID joined to a MUC) was stored as simply a mapping of full JIDs->presence, contained within occupant objects (an occupant object groups all sessions behind a certain nick in the MUC). To enable developing GC3 and other features, it would be helpful if we can store additional metadata when a client joins a room, for example, whether it has opted out of receiving presence stanzas (a GC3 feature). This changes the internal data structure, which shouldn't be used outside this module, it adds a new :get_session() method, and modifies the :each_session() iterator to return the session as an additional result (which should be backwards compatible with code that just consumes the existing two results).
author Matthew Wild <mwild1@gmail.com>
date Mon, 11 Nov 2024 12:47:01 +0000
parents 4d5549de27e6
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describe("util.jsonpointer", function()
	local json, jp;
	setup(function()
		json = require "util.json";
		jp = require "util.jsonpointer";
	end)
	describe("resolve()", function()
		local example;
		setup(function()
			example = json.decode([[{
				"foo": ["bar", "baz"],
				"": 0,
				"a/b": 1,
				"c%d": 2,
				"e^f": 3,
				"g|h": 4,
				"i\\j": 5,
				"k\"l": 6,
				" ": 7,
				"m~n": 8
		 }]])
		end)
		it("works", function()
			assert.is_nil(jp.resolve("string", "/string"))
			assert.same(example, jp.resolve(example, ""));
			assert.same({ "bar", "baz" }, jp.resolve(example, "/foo"));
			assert.same("bar", jp.resolve(example, "/foo/0"));
			assert.same(nil, jp.resolve(example, "/foo/-"));
			assert.same(0, jp.resolve(example, "/"));
			assert.same(1, jp.resolve(example, "/a~1b"));
			assert.same(2, jp.resolve(example, "/c%d"));
			assert.same(3, jp.resolve(example, "/e^f"));
			assert.same(4, jp.resolve(example, "/g|h"));
			assert.same(5, jp.resolve(example, "/i\\j"));
			assert.same(6, jp.resolve(example, "/k\"l"));
			assert.same(7, jp.resolve(example, "/ "));
			assert.same(8, jp.resolve(example, "/m~0n"));
		end)
	end)
end)