[erlang-questions] Nitrogen-based XMPP client?

[Marc Worrell]

Hi Lloyd,

Did you have a look at the exmpp client library?
There are some tutorials which might help in getting you started.

http://processone.github.io/exmpp/ <http://processone.github.io/exmpp/>

I don’t know of any other xmpp client libraries.

Cheers, 

Marc


> On 3 apr. 2015, at 05:29, Lloyd R. Prentice <lloyd@REDACTED> wrote:
> 
> Hello,
> 
> I'm considering integrating multi-user chat into a Nitrogen application I'm building--- assuming that I'll support it with Mongoose IM. As usual, I'm in over my head, but persistent.
> 
> I'm imagining a small number ( four? six?) thematic chat rooms serving a relatively small number of visitors at a time. As to scale, think of a book-signing event at a bookstore. 
> 
> I see that there are several JavaScript XMPP client packages that I could integrate into my Nitrogen web pages but, if that's the way, which one? Or, is there a native Erlang XMPP client app that I should look at? Indeed,  is Mongoose IM overkill? After all, the Nitrogen demos provide a very simple tinker-toy chat example, and numerous others can be found on the web though, most, rather long in the tooth.
> 
> And more, how much harder would it be to integrate video chat using, say, web sockets?
> 
> In other words, how can I best keep the gotchas, demons, and goblins at bay sufficiently to master the arcane arts of multi-user chat sufficiently to build my application before I die of old age?
> 
> I'd much appreciate pointers or, better yet, pointers to actual code.
> 
> All the best,
> 
> LRP
> 
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