Hello Everyone,
I've been working on a library called "Frabjous" for a little while now. It
doesn't aim to replace clients like Strophe.js or JsJac, but instead be an ORM
for the XMPP protocol. This is to enable better code reuse between projects and
reduce the barrier to entry for implementing an XMPP based messaging solution
in the browser.
The code is up on github:
http://github.com/theozaurus/frabjous
Along with a demo which shows how the Ember key value bindings can build a UI
with very little code:
http://github.com/theozaurus/frabjous_demo
http://theozaurus.github.com/frabjous_demo
The project is tested using Jasmine to make it maintainable, and I'm splitting
it up as best I can on a per XEP basis so that code can be added or removed
with a minimum of fuss. I've also ported "equivalent-xml" to Javascript which
may be of use to anyone dealing with testing, XML and Javascript. It can be
found here:
http://github.com/theozaurus/equivalent-xml-js
So far Frabjous can:
- Deal with basic message types (message, presence) and turn those into
contacts with threads etc
- Generate and send stanzas with callback support (currently just a message
method on a Contact)
- Link errors received back to the original object
At the moment it doesn't actually hook int Strophe or JsJac, but to add this in
will be simple. The focus has to been to demonstrate the concepts before the
project is fleshed out.
I'd be really interested to hear any thoughts, criticism and if anyone else is
attempting something similar or would like to get involved.
Cheers
Theo
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