This module is functionally similar to mod_groups
, but it
differs by working without a configuration file (allowing changes
without a restart of the server) and by permanently adding users to each
other’s contact lists. To paraphrase mod_groups
:
mod_groups_internal
was designed to allow administrators to create virtual groups of users that automatically see each other in their contact lists. There is no need for the user to authorise these contacts in their contact list - this is done automatically on the server.As an example, if you have a team of people working together on a project, you can create a group for that team. They will automatically be added to each others’ contact lists, and the list can easily be modified on the server at any time to add and remove people.
On user-deleted
events, mod_groups_internal
will automatically remove the deleted user from every group they were
part of.
= {
modules_enabled -- Other modules
"groups_internal"; -- Enable mod_groups_internal
}
Option | Type | Default | Notes |
---|---|---|---|
groups_muc_host |
string? | nil | Host where the group chats will be created. |
create(group_info, create_default_muc, group_id)
Creates a new group, optionally creating a default MUC chat on groups_muc_host
.
Parameters:
group_info: { name: string }
create_default_muc: boolean | nil
: Whether or not to
create the default MUC chat. Defaults to false
.group_id: string | nil
: The desired group JID node
part. Defaults to util.id.short
(9-chars URL-safe base64).Returns:
group_id: string | nil, error: string
get_info(group_id)
Retrieves information about a group.
Parameters:
group_id: string
: Node part of the group’s JID.Returns:
: {
group_info: string,
name: string | nil
muc_jid}
| nil
set_info(group_id, info)
Allows one to change a group’s name. If muc_jid
is
specified, this function will also update the group chat’s name.
Parameters:
group_id: string
: Node part of the group’s JID.group_info: { name: string, muc_jid: string | nil }
Returns:
true | nil, error: string
get_members(group_id)
Retrieves the list of members in a given group.
Parameters:
group_id: string
: Node part of the group’s JID.Returns:
group_members: {string}
exists(group_id)
Returns whether or not a group exists.
Parameters:
group_id: string
: Node part of the group’s JID.Returns: group_exists: boolean
get_user_groups(username)
Lists which groups a given user is a part of.
Parameters:
username: string
: Node part of the user’s JID.Returns: user_groups: {string}
delete(group_id)
Deletes a given group and its associated group chats.
Parameters:
group_id: string
: Node part of the group’s JID.Returns:
true | nil, error: string
add_member(group_id, username, delay_update)
Adds a member to a given group, optionally delaying subscriptions
until sync
is called.
This function emits a group-user-added
event on
successful execution.
Parameters:
group_id: string
: Node part of the group’s JID.delay_update: boolean | nil
: Do not update
subscriptions until sync
is called.
Defaults to false
.Returns:
true | nil, error: string
remove_member(group_id, username)
Removes a member from a given group.
This function emits a group-user-removed
event on
successful execution.
Parameters:
group_id: string
: Node part of the group’s JID.username: string
: Node part of the user’s JID.Returns:
true | nil, error: string
sync(group_id)
Updates group subscriptions (used to apply pending changes from add_member
).
Parameters:
group_id: string
: Node part of the group’s JID.Returns: nil
add_group_chat(group_id, name)
Creates a new group chat for a given group.
Its JID will be <
util.id.short
>@<
option:groups_muc_host
>
.
Parameters:
group_id: string
: Node part of the group’s JID.name: string
: Desired name of the group chat.Returns:
: {
muc: string,
jid: string,
name}
| nil, error: string
remove_group_chat(group_id, muc_id)
Removes a group chat for a given group.
This function emits a group-chat-removed
event on
successful execution.
Parameters:
group_id: string
: Node part of the group’s JID.muc_id: string
: Node part of the MUC JID.Returns:
true | nil, error: string
get_group_chats(group_id)
Lists group chats associated to a given group.
Make sure to check the deleted
property on each chat as
this function might return information about deleted chats.
Parameters:
group_id: string
: Node part of the group’s JID.Returns:
: {
group_chats{
: string, -- muc_id (node part of the MUC JID)
id: string,
jid: string,
name: boolean,
deleted}
}
| nil
emit_member_events(group_id)
Emits group-user-added
events for every member of a group.
Parameters:
group_id: string
: Node part of the group’s JID.Returns:
true | false, error: string
groups()
Returns info about all groups (for every group_id
key,
the value is the equivalent of calling
get_info(group_id)
).
Returns:
: {
groups<group_id>: {
: string,
name: string | nil
muc_jid}
}
(Where <group_id>
is a
group-user-added
Emitted on successful add_member
and on emit_member_events
.
Payload structure:
{
: string, -- group_id (node part of the group's JID)
id: string, -- username (node part of the user's JID)
user: string, -- <module.host>
host: {
group_info: string,
name: string | nil,
muc_jid: {string} | nil,
mucs},
}
group-user-removed
Emitted on successful remove_member
.
Payload structure:
{
: string, -- group_id (node part of the group's JID)
id: string, -- username (node part of the user's JID)
user: string, -- <module.host>
host: {
group_info: string,
name: string | nil,
muc_jid: {string} | nil,
mucs},
}
group-chat-added
Emitted on successful add_group_chat
.
Payload structure:
{
: string,
group_id: {
group_info: string,
name: {string},
mucs},
: {
muc: string,
jid: string,
name},
}
group-chat-removed
Emitted on successful remove_group_chat
.
Payload structure:
{
: string, -- group_id (node part of the group's JID)
group_id: {
group_info: string,
name: {string},
mucs},
: {
muc: string, -- muc_id (node part of the MUC JID)
id: string,
jid},
}
With the plugin installer in Prosody 0.12 you can use:
sudo prosodyctl install --server=https://modules.prosody.im/rocks/ mod_groups_internal
For earlier versions see the documentation for installing 3rd party modules