5. Modules

Halcyon contains set of modules responsible for implementation of various tasks: sending and receiving messages, authentication, pinging, uploading files, handling roster, presences, etc.

Modules:

5.1. BindModule

Resource Binding module. This module is responsible for resource binding as described in RFC.

5.1.1. Properties

boundJID - contains full JID bound during resource binding process, or null if client isn’t logged in and/or not binded.

5.1.2. Methods

There is no reason to call methods from this module in client. This module is used internally by Halcyon library.

`bind(String)`

Method prepares request to bind resource. As parameters it gets proposed resource name or null if resource name should be generated by server. In response it returns object BindResult contains full bound JID.

5.2. DiscoveryModule

This module implements XEP-0030: Service Discovery.

5.2.1. Properties

There are few properties to set in this module:

clientName - Client name.
clientVersion - Version of client.
clientCategory - Category of client.
clientType - Type of client.

Category and type of client are described in Service Discovery Identities document.

5.2.2. Events

`ServerFeaturesReceivedEvent`

Fired when server features, to where client is connected, are received. Client asks for server features automatically during login process.

`AccountFeaturesReceivedEvent`

Fired when user account features are received. Client asks for those features automatically.

5.2.3. Methods

`info(JID, String)`

Method prepares disco#info request. As parameters it takes JID of entity and node name. Both are optional. In response returns object Info contains JID of entity, node name, list of identities and list of features.

`items(JID, String)`

Method prepares disco#items request. As parameters it takes JID of entity and node name. Both are optional. In response returns object Items contains JID of entity, node name and list of items.

`findComponent((Info) → Boolean, (Info) → Unit)`

This method may be used to find component on currently connected server with specific features or type.

As first parameter it takes condition checker, which much check if given Info is this object what we are searching for. Second parameter is consumer.

findComponent({ candidate ->
                candidate.identities.any { it.type == "mix" }
            }) { result ->
    println("${result.jid}")
}

5.3. MessageCarbonsModule

This module implements XEP-0280: Message Carbons.

5.3.1. Events

`Sent`

Fired when client receives carbon of message sent by other entity using the same account. Event contains carboned message.

`Received`

Fired when client receives carbon of message received by other entity using the same account. Event contains carboned message.

5.3.2. Methods

`enable()`

Method prepares request to enable carbon messages in current session.

`disable()`

Method prepares request to disable carbon messages in current session.

5.4. PingModule

This module implements XEP-0199: XMPP Ping. It allows to ping XMPP entities over XML stream.

5.4.1. Published features

urn:xmpp:ping

5.4.2. Methods

`ping(JID)`

This method prepares ping request. Response object Pong contains measured round-trip time in miliseconds.

5.5. PresenceModule

Module for handling received presence information.

5.5.1. Events

`PresenceReceivedEvent`

Fired when any Presence stanza is received by client.

Fields:

jid - Stanza sender JID.
stanzaType - Presence stanza type.
stanza - Whole received presence stanza.

`ContactChangeStatusEvent`

Fired when Presence stanza is received but it contains different set of fields:

jid - Bare JID of contact.
status - Human readable status set by contact.
presence - Current “best” presence stanza, based on presence priority.
lastReceivedPresence - Just received presence stanza.

Note that presence in this event may contain stanza received long time ago. Current event is caused by receiving presence from entity with lower priority.

5.5.2. Methods

`getPresenceOf(jid: JID)`

Returns presence of given entity or null if never received presence from this entity.

`getBestPresenceOf(jid: BareJID)`

Returns best known presence of given bare JID.

`sendPresence(jid: JID?, type: PresenceType?, show: Show?, status: String)`

Sends presence stanza to specific jid.

`sendSubscriptionSet(jid: JID, presenceType: PresenceType)`

Method for quick send response for subscription request.

5.6. RosterModule

This module implements XEP-0060: Publish-Subscribe. It adds publish-subscribe functionality.

5.6.1. Events

PubSubEventReceivedEvent

5.6.2. Methods

create(pubSubJID: JID, node: String, configForm: JabberDataForm? = null)

fun subscribe(pubSubJID: JID, node: String, jid: JID)

fun purgeItems(pubSubJID: JID, node: String)

fun retrieveSubscriptions(pubSubJID: JID, node: String)

fun modifySubscriptions(pubSubJID: JID, node: String, subscriptions: List<Subscription>)

fun deleteItem(jid: JID, node: String, itemId: String)

fun retrieveItem(jid: JID, node: String, itemId: String? = null)

fun publish(jid: JID?, node: String, itemId: String?, payload: Element? = null)

fun retrieveAffiliations(jid: JID?, node: String? = null)

5.7. RosterModule

Module is reponsible for keeping and managing roster items.

5.7.1. Events

`ItemAdded`

Fired when new item is added to roster.

`ItemUpdated`

Fired when item is modified.

`ItemRemoved`

Fired when item is removed from roster.

5.7.2. Methods

`addItem(vararg items: RosterItem)`

Method prepares request which add or update item to roster. When server confirms action, event ItemAdded or ItemUpdated will be fired.

`deleteItem(vararg jids: BareJID)`

Method prepares request to remove item from roster. When server confirms operation, event ItemRemoved will be fired.

`getAllItems()`

Method returns add known roster items.

5.7.3. Implementing own storage

RosterModule supports roster versioning, but it requires custom implementation of RosterStore to allow storing roster locally. By default, Halcyon has in-memory roster store. To do that, there is interface tigase.halcyon.core.xmpp.modules.roster.RosterStore what need to be extend. To use custom implementation of RosterStore simply put it to property store in RosterModule. Note, that it have to be done before login.

5.8. SASLModule

Module is responsible for whole client authentication process.

5.8.1. Properties

saslContext contains context of module. Context is cleared when connection is started. It has several fields to read:
- mechanism - used SASL mechanism,
- state - current state of authentication process,
- complete - true if authentication process is finished (it doesn’t matter with success or with error).

5.8.2. Events

`SASLStarted`

Fired when authentication process begins.

Fields:

mechanism - name of used SASL mechanism.

`SASLSuccess`

Fired when authentication is successful.

`SASLError`

Fired when authentication finished with error.

Fields:

error - enum with type of error. SASL errors are described if RFC.
description - human readable description of error (if provided by server).

5.8.3. Methods

There is no reason to call methods from this module in client. This module is used internally by Halcyon library.

`startAuth()`

This method begins authentication process. It doesn’t return Request object.

5.9. VCardModule

This module allows to publishing and retrieving VCard4 as described in XEP-0292.

5.9.1. Properties

autoRetrieve - If true then module automatically retrieve VCard before firing VCardUpdatedEvent. It is false by default.

5.9.2. Events

`VCardUpdatedEvent`

Fired when VCard update is received from PEP. Contains JID that the update applies to. If autoRetrieve is set to true then event will contains current VCard.

5.9.3. Methods

`retrieveVCard(jid: BareJID)`

This method prepare request for retrieving VCard of given JID. As result returns VCard object.

`fun publish(vcard: VCard)`

This method prepare request for publishing own vcard.

5.9.4. Usage example

Retrieving VCard

val vCardModule = halcyon.getModule<VCardModule>(VCardModule.TYPE)!!
vCardModule.retrieveVCard("[email protected]".toBareJID()).response { result ->
    result.onSuccess {vcard->
        println("""
            Received vcard:
            Name: ${vcard.formattedName}
            Name: ${vcard.structuredName?.given} ${vcard.structuredName?.surname}
            Nick: ${vcard.nickname}
            Birthday: ${vcard.birthday}
            TimeZone: ${vcard.timeZone}
        """.trimIndent())

        println()
        vcard.addresses.forEach {addr->
            println("""
                ${addr.street}
                ${addr.locality} ${addr.region} ${addr.code}
                ${addr.country}

            """.trimIndent())
        }

    }
    result.onFailure {
        println("Cannot retrieve VCard. Error: $it")
    }
}.send()

Publishing VCard

Publishing own vcard is very simple:

val vCardModule = halcyon.getModule<VCardModule>(VCardModule.TYPE)!!
vCardModule.publish(vcard).response { result ->
    result.onSuccess { println("VCard published") }
    result.onFailure { println("VCard NOT published") }
}.send()

VCard object is mutable and can be edited. To create new VCard instance you can use VCard builder:

val vCard = vcard {
    structuredName {
        given = "Alice"
        surname = "Carl"
    }
    nickname = "alice"
    email {
        parameters {
            pref = 1
            +"work"
        }
        text = "[email protected]"
    }
}

5.10. BlockingCommandModule

This module implements XEP-0191: Blocking Command and XEP-0377: Spam Reporting

5.10.1. Events

`Blocked`

Event fired when new contact was blocked. It contains few properties:

jid - blocked JabberID
reason - reason of blocking.
text - optional human-readable description of blocking reason.

`Unblocked`

Event fired, when contact was unblocked. It contains one property:

jid - unblocked JabberID

`UnblockedAll`

Event fired when all contacts are unblocked.

halcyon.eventBus.register<BlockingCommandEvent>(BlockingCommandEvent.TYPE) { event ->
    when (event) {
        is BlockingCommandEvent.Blocked -> println("$event")
        is BlockingCommandEvent.Unblocked -> println("$event")
        is BlockingCommandEvent.UnblockedAll -> println("All blocked contacts are unblocked now!")
    }
}

5.10.2. Methods

Samples:

`retrieveList(JID, String)`

Retrieves list of blocked contacts. It allows to get list of blocked list, without information about reason.

halcyon.getModule<BlockingCommandModule>(BlockingCommandModule.TYPE).retrieveList().response {
    it.onSuccess {
        println("Blocked: $it")
    }
    it.onFailure { println("Oops!") }
}.send()

`block`

Blocks given contact.

Params:

jid - BareJID of contact to block
reason - reason of blocking (optional, default value is NotSpecified)
text - optional, human-readable description of blocking

halcyon.getModule<BlockingCommandModule>(BlockingCommandModule.TYPE)
    .block("[email protected]".toBareJID(), Reason.Spam, "It is SPAMMER!!!")
    .response {
        it.onSuccess { println("Done") }
        it.onFailure { println("Oops!") }
    }.send()

`unblock`

Unblocks given contact.

Params:

jids - BareJIDs of contacts to unblock

Note

If jids will be empty, all blocked contacts will be unblocked!

halcyon.getModule<BlockingCommandModule>(BlockingCommandModule.TYPE)
    .unblock("[email protected]".toBareJID())
    .response {
        it.onSuccess { println("Done") }
        it.onFailure { println("Oops!") }
    }.send()

`unblockAll`

Unblocks all blocked contacts.

halcyon.getModule<BlockingCommandModule>(BlockingCommandModule.TYPE)
    .unblockAll().response {
        it.onSuccess { println("Done") }
        it.onFailure { println("Oops!") }
    }.send()

5.11. CommandModule

This module implements XEP-0050: Ad-Hoc Commands.

5.11.1. Methods

`retrieveCommandList`

Retrieves list of commands allowed to execute on given XMPP entity. Because this command is just wrapper to DiscoveryModule.items() method, in response it returns DiscoveryModule.Items class.

`retrieveCommandInfo`

Retrieves detailed information about specified command. Because this command is just wrapper to DiscoveryModule.info() method, in response it returns DiscoveryModule.Info class.

`executeCommand`

This method executes Ad-hoc Command on XMPP entity specified by JabberID.

Arguments:

jid - Jabber ID of command executor,
command - command name,
form - optional element containing data form,
action - command action,
sessionId - session identifier, if command is executed in session (identifier is generated by executor).

As response method returns object of AdHocResult class. It contains result form (optional) and status of command execution.

val module = halcyon.getModule<CommandsModule>(CommandsModule.TYPE)
module.executeCommand("[email protected]".toJID(), "configure").response {
    it.onSuccess { result ->
        println("Status: ${result.status}")
        println("Form: ${result.form}")
    }
}.send()

If this command creates session, we can simply use data from result to execute next command in it:

result.form.getFieldByVar("password").fieldValue = "1234"
module.executeCommand(result.jid, result.node, result.form.createSubmitForm(), null, result.sessionId).response {
    it.onSuccess { result ->
        when(result.status){
            Status.Completed -> println("Configured")
            Status.Canceled -> println("Command canceled")
            Status.Executing -> println("Configuration is not finished yet. Next step in session ${result.sessionId} is required.")
        }
    }
}.send()

Above example uses default action in second step (null on arguments list).

`registerAdHocCommand(command: AdHocCommand)`

In addition to executing commands on other XMPP entities, module allows to register ad-hoc commands, to be executed in client by others.

Command must implement AdHocCommand interface.

class TestAdHoc : AdHocCommand {

    override fun isAllowed(jid: BareJID): Boolean = jid == "[email protected]".toBareJID()

    override val node: String = "command-node-name"
    override val name: String = "Example command"

    override fun process(request: AdHocRequest, response: AdHocResponse) {
        response.form = createForm()
        response.notes = arrayOf(Note.Info("Everything is OK"))
        response.status = Status.Completed
    }
}

Above sample command may be executed only by owner@example.com. It even be hidden on commands list for others.

Created command must be registered in CommandModule:

module.registerAdHocCommand(TestAdHoc())

Ad-hoc commands supports sessions. Session allows to store some data in session context and creates multiple stages commands. By default sessions are not started automatically. To access to session in command, use method request.getSession(). This method returns current session context or creates new one if it is necessary.

class SessionTestAdHoc : AdHocCommand {

    override fun isAllowed(jid: BareJID): Boolean = jid == "[email protected]".toBareJID()

    override val node: String = "example-session-adhoc"
    override val name: String = "Example session command"

    override fun process(request: AdHocRequest, response: AdHocResponse) {
        var counter = request.getSession().values["stage"] as Int? ?: 0
        ++counter
        request.getSession().values["stage"] = counter
        if (counter < 3) {
            response.notes = arrayOf(Note.Info("Step $counter"))
            response.actions = arrayOf(Action.Next)
            response.defaultAction = Action.Next
            response.status = Status.Executing
        } else {
            response.notes = arrayOf(Note.Info("Finished"))
            response.status = Status.Completed
        }
    }
}

If response status is Completed or Canceled, then session context is destroyed after command execution.

Note

Remember, that single instance of Ad-Hoc Command may process calls from many callers.

5.12. MUCModule

This module implements XEP-0045: Multi-User Chat.

5.12.1. Events

There are two kinds of events in MUCModule:

Room related events.
Other events

Currently the only event from second category is InvitationReceived:

halcyon.eventBus.register<MucEvents.InvitationReceived>(MucEvents.TYPE) { event ->
    println("${event.invitation.sender} invites you to room ${event.invitation.roomjid}")
}

All room related events contains Room object, and all have common parent:

halcyon.eventBus.register<MucRoomEvents>(MucRoomEvents.TYPE) { event ->
    when(event){
        is MucRoomEvents.YouJoined -> println("You joined to room ${event.room.roomJID}")
        is MucRoomEvents.OccupantCame -> println("Occupant ${event.nickname} came to ${event.room.roomJID}")
        is MucRoomEvents.OccupantLeave -> println("Occupant ${event.nickname} leaves room ${event.room.roomJID}")
        // ...
    }
}

`InvitationReceived`

Event fired when an invitation is received. Contains Invitation object.

`YouJoined`

Event fired when server responses for join request with success.

`YouLeaved`

Event fired, when you leave room. It may be confirmation of you leave request, or you are kicked out from room.

`JoinError`

Event fired when server not accepted join request.

`Created`

Event informs that room you joined is just created (by join request).

`OccupantCame`

Informs that new occupant joined to room.

`OccupantLeave`

Informs that occupant leaves the room.

`OccupantChangedPresence`

Informs that occupant updated his presence.

`ReceivedMessage`

Event fired when group chat message from room is received.

5.12.2. Methods

`join(roomJID, nickname, password)`

Builds join request to MUC Room.

Here is simple example to show how to join to room.

 halcyon.eventBus.register<MucRoomEvents.YouJoined>(MucRoomEvents.TYPE) {
     println("You joined to room ${it.room.roomJID} as ${it.nickname}")
 }

mucModule.join("[email protected]".toBareJID(), "thirdwitch").send()

Note, that because of MUC protocol specificity, confirmation of join will be delivered as separated event.

`leave(room: Room)`

Builds request to leaves MUC Room.

`destroy(room: Room)`

Builds room destroy request.

`invite(room: Room, invitedJid: BareJID, reason: String? = null)`

Builds mediated invitation request.

`inviteDirectly(room: Room, invitedJid: BareJID, reason: String? = null)`

Builds direct invitation request.

`retrieveRoomConfig(room: Room)`

Builds retrieve room configuration request. In response it returns data form with configuration.

`updateRoomConfig(room: Room, form: JabberDataForm)`

Builds update room configuration request.

`message(room: Room, msg: String)`

Builds group chat message request.

`decline(invitation: Invitation, reason: String? = null)`

Builds decline request for received invitation

`accept(invitation: Invitation, nickname: String)`

Builds join request to MUC Room based on received invitation.

`retrieveAffiliations(room: Room, filter: Affiliation? = null)`

Builds request for retrieve affiliations list from MUC room. In response it returns collection of RoomAffiliation.

`updateAffiliations(room: Room, affiliations: Collection<RoomAffiliation>)`

Builds request for update affiliations list.

`updateRoomSubject(room: Room, subject: String?)`

Builds request for set room subject.

`ping(room: Room)`

Build request for self ping, as described in XEP-0410: MUC Self-Ping (Schrödinger’s Chat).

5.12.3. Store

MUCModule requires Room Storage to store rooms data. By default, Halcyon comes with in-memory store.

To build own Store you have to implement this interface:

interface MUCStore {

    fun findRoom(roomJID: BareJID): Room?

    fun createRoom(roomJID: BareJID, nickname: String): Room
}

Remember, that MUC protocol is not suitable to mobile clients, so state of room join (in Room object) may not represent real state. For example, after reconnection client may keep state Joined but server received information about disconnection and removes occupant from room. To check if rejoin is required, please use ping(room) function.

5.13. SIMSModule

This module implements partially XEP-0385: Stateless Inline Media Sharing (SIMS). It describes file sharing metadata.

SIMSModule isn’t module in Halcyon architecture sense. This is rather collection of extensions to help retrieve and generate SIMS structures.

5.13.1. Methods

`getReferenceOrNull()`

Method returns Reference object if exists.

`getMediaSharingFileOrNull()`

This method (extends Reference) returns shared file details.

`createFileSharingReference()`

This method creates complete Reference object with shared file details.

5.14. MAMModule

This module implements XEP-0313: Message Archive Management.

5.14.1. Events

`MAMMessageEvent`

This event is fired, when each result for query() method is received.

This event contains fields:

resultStanza - whole received Message stanza (response for query),
queryId - query identifier,
id - result identifier,
forwardedStanza - result for query containing stanza from archive and original receiving timestamp

5.14.2. Methods

`query(to: BareJID? = null, node: String? = null, rsm: RSM.Query? = null, with: String? = null, start: Long? = null, end: Long? = null)`

Main method to retrieve chat history from archive.

Arguments:

to - JID of MAM component. If null, then default MAM component of user server is used,
node - name of node,
rsm - Result Set Management object,
with - name (JID) of interlocutor
start, end - timestamps to filter messages by receive date

All of above argoments may be null.

`retrievePreferences()`

Retrieves MAM preferences.

In response, you will get Preferences object containing:

default - default behaviour of message archiving: Always, Never, Roster.
always - collection of BareJIDs with whom conversations will always be archived.
never - collection of BareJIDs with whom conversations will never be archived.

`updatePreferences(preferences: Preferences)`

Updates MAM preferences.

5.14.3. Usage

When client establish connection to server, it should ask server for all messages exchanged with other clients connected to the same account.

It can be done by asking server for all messages since, last received message:

val mamModule = halcyon.getModule<MAMModule>(MAMModule.TYPE)
fun ask(q: RSM.Query? = null) {
    mamModule.query(
        with = "[email protected]",
        start = lastReceivedMessageTimestatmp,
        rsm = q
    ).response { res ->
        res.onSuccess {
            println("Complete: ${it.complete} :: ${it.rsm}")

            if (!it.complete) {
                ask(RSM.Query(after = it.rsm!!.last))
            }
        }
    }.consume { forwardedStanza: ForwardedStanza<Message> ->
        if (forwardedStanza.stanza.body != null) println(
            "FROM MAM | ${forwardedStanza.resultId} ${timestampToISO8601(forwardedStanza.timestamp!!)} ${forwardedStanza.stanza.from}: ${forwardedStanza.stanza.body}"
        )
    }.send()
}
ask()

Because MAM server has defined maximum amount of returned messages, we have to ask until query is not complete. In example it is done by recurrent execution of method ask() with filled Result Set Management object. RSM.Query(after = it.rsm!!.last) means that in result must be included only messages located after last message identifier from currently received package of messages.

Note, that parameter with of method query() is optional, so you can ask for all messages since specific time exchanged with specific JID, or you can ask for all messages stored in archive.

The second way to retrieve messages from archive is asking for messages located before or after specific message identifier.

val mamModule = halcyon.getModule<MAMModule>(MAMModule.TYPE)
fun ask(q: RSM.Query? = null) {
    mamModule.query(
        with = "[email protected]",
        rsm = q
    ).response { res ->
        res.onSuccess {
            println("Complete: ${it.complete} :: ${it.rsm}")

            if (!it.complete) {
                ask(RSM.Query(after = it.rsm!!.last))
            }
        }
    }.consume { forwardedStanza: ForwardedStanza<Message> ->
        if (forwardedStanza.stanza.body != null) println(
            "FROM MAM | ${forwardedStanza.resultId} ${timestampToISO8601(forwardedStanza.timestamp!!)} ${forwardedStanza.stanza.from}: ${forwardedStanza.stanza.body}"
        )
    }.send()
}
ask(RSM(after = lastKnownMessageId))

To get MAM related message ID, you have to use getStanzaIDBy() function (As parameter, you have to put name of own account):

val mamMessageId = message.getStanzaIDBy("[email protected]".toBareJID())

It is useful when message is received “in normal way”, so when it is pushed to client by server.

When message is received as result of using method query() (in consumer), identifier is given in ForwardedStanza:

val mamMessageId = forwardedStanza.resultId

The same mechanism you can use to load older messages in history (not loaded yet by client):

mamModule.query(
    with = "[email protected]",
    rsm = RSM.Query(before = "2753e4a8-9150-4e34-8757-4cd5e8419159", max = 20)
).response { res ->
    res.onSuccess {
        println("Complete: ${it.complete} :: ${it.rsm}")
    }
}.consume { forwardedStanza: ForwardedStanza<Message> ->
    println(
        "FROM MAM | ${forwardedStanza.resultId} ${
            timestampToISO8601(
                forwardedStanza.timestamp!!
            )
        } ${forwardedStanza.stanza.from}: ${forwardedStanza.stanza.body}"
    )
}.send()

In above example, client is asking for 20 messages located in history before message 2753e4a8-9150-4e34-8757-4cd5e8419159.

Note

Message Archive returns requested amount of messages. Not every message may contain body to show. Some of those messages may contain only confirmation of message read or other controlling commands.

5. Modules

5.1. BindModule

5.1.1. Properties

5.1.2. Methods

bind(String)

5.2. DiscoveryModule

5.2.1. Properties

5.2.2. Events

ServerFeaturesReceivedEvent

AccountFeaturesReceivedEvent

5.2.3. Methods

info(JID, String)

items(JID, String)

findComponent((Info) → Boolean, (Info) → Unit)

5.3. MessageCarbonsModule

5.3.1. Events

Sent

Received

5.3.2. Methods

enable()

disable()

5.4. PingModule

5.4.1. Published features

5.4.2. Methods

ping(JID)

5.5. PresenceModule

5.5.1. Events

PresenceReceivedEvent

ContactChangeStatusEvent

5.5.2. Methods

getPresenceOf(jid: JID)

getBestPresenceOf(jid: BareJID)

sendPresence(jid: JID?, type: PresenceType?, show: Show?, status: String)

sendSubscriptionSet(jid: JID, presenceType: PresenceType)

5.6. RosterModule

5.6.1. Events

5.6.2. Methods

5.7. RosterModule

5.7.1. Events

ItemAdded

ItemUpdated

ItemRemoved

5.7.2. Methods

addItem(vararg items: RosterItem)

deleteItem(vararg jids: BareJID)

getAllItems()

5.7.3. Implementing own storage

5.8. SASLModule

5.8.1. Properties

5.8.2. Events

SASLStarted

SASLSuccess

SASLError

5.8.3. Methods

startAuth()

5.9. VCardModule

5.9.1. Properties

5.9.2. Events

VCardUpdatedEvent

5.9.3. Methods

retrieveVCard(jid: BareJID)

fun publish(vcard: VCard)

5.9.4. Usage example

Retrieving VCard

Publishing VCard

5.10. BlockingCommandModule

5.10.1. Events

Blocked

Unblocked

UnblockedAll

5.10.2. Methods

retrieveList(JID, String)

block

unblock

unblockAll

5.11. CommandModule

5.11.1. Methods

retrieveCommandList

retrieveCommandInfo

executeCommand

`bind(String)`

`ServerFeaturesReceivedEvent`

`AccountFeaturesReceivedEvent`

`info(JID, String)`

`items(JID, String)`

`findComponent((Info) → Boolean, (Info) → Unit)`

`Sent`

`Received`

`enable()`

`disable()`

`ping(JID)`

`PresenceReceivedEvent`

`ContactChangeStatusEvent`

`getPresenceOf(jid: JID)`

`getBestPresenceOf(jid: BareJID)`

`sendPresence(jid: JID?, type: PresenceType?, show: Show?, status: String)`

`sendSubscriptionSet(jid: JID, presenceType: PresenceType)`

`ItemAdded`

`ItemUpdated`

`ItemRemoved`

`addItem(vararg items: RosterItem)`

`deleteItem(vararg jids: BareJID)`

`getAllItems()`

`SASLStarted`

`SASLSuccess`

`SASLError`

`startAuth()`

`VCardUpdatedEvent`

`retrieveVCard(jid: BareJID)`

`fun publish(vcard: VCard)`

`Blocked`

`Unblocked`

`UnblockedAll`

`retrieveList(JID, String)`

`block`

`unblock`

`unblockAll`

`retrieveCommandList`

`retrieveCommandInfo`

`executeCommand`

`registerAdHocCommand(command: AdHocCommand)`

`InvitationReceived`

`YouJoined`

`YouLeaved`

`JoinError`

`Created`

`OccupantCame`

`OccupantLeave`

`OccupantChangedPresence`

`ReceivedMessage`

`join(roomJID, nickname, password)`

`leave(room: Room)`

`destroy(room: Room)`

`invite(room: Room, invitedJid: BareJID, reason: String? = null)`

`inviteDirectly(room: Room, invitedJid: BareJID, reason: String? = null)`

`retrieveRoomConfig(room: Room)`

`updateRoomConfig(room: Room, form: JabberDataForm)`

`message(room: Room, msg: String)`

`decline(invitation: Invitation, reason: String? = null)`

`accept(invitation: Invitation, nickname: String)`

`retrieveAffiliations(room: Room, filter: Affiliation? = null)`

`updateAffiliations(room: Room, affiliations: Collection<RoomAffiliation>)`

`updateRoomSubject(room: Room, subject: String?)`

`ping(room: Room)`

`getReferenceOrNull()`

`getMediaSharingFileOrNull()`

`createFileSharingReference()`

`MAMMessageEvent`

`query(to: BareJID? = null, node: String? = null, rsm: RSM.Query? = null, with: String? = null, start: Long? = null, end: Long? = null)`

`retrievePreferences()`

`updatePreferences(preferences: Preferences)`