But I mean it might add some intuitiveness. I image that for a regular
user it would be easier to write a simple sequence of characters in any
group of clients he may choose (web, Android, desktop...) rather than
looking for command execution (if available) on each of them.
For example, if a user wanted to run a script that interacts with
another user he'd prefer to run it from the corresponding chat session.
It could be sending links, playing games, or paying credits in a time
bank application. I guess a bot can do it inside a room, not in a
private chat.
El 17/10/2016 a las 14:49, Goffi escribió:
Le lundi 17 octobre 2016, 13:03:52 CEST jorge - w a écrit :
I'd like to discuss about the scope of XEP-0050. According to Motivation
<http://xmpp.org/extensions/xep-0050.html#motivation>the objetive is to
expand Jabber beyond instant messaging.
However I see few XMPP clients feature command execution. I wonder if
another approach could be considered.
XEP-0245 introduces a different way of executing a command, just by
using a sequence of characters (/me ). Why not taking a similar approach
for executing commands in general that will be addressed to the server?
Gajim does it internally, but I mean a standard that does not depend on
client, since it would be implemented at the server side.
I hope I'm not missing something...
Regards
Hi,
There are lot of clients featuring XEP-0050, but it's often hidden in
discovery menu, not super intuitive.
XEP-0050 is one of my favorite XEPs, simple, generic, and powerful, with
structured data thanks to data forms, nothing to do with a IRC-style command.
If you want to do text commands, nothing prevent you to interpret sequence of
characters, any bot can do it, and it will work everywhere. But that's a poor
man solution in comparison to XEP-0050
Goffi
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