wide shoutbox
/listConnections - list all current connections to shoutbox
/version - return current version
/t - shout as mr.turing
/addXMPPRelay/(xmpp buddy name) - add buddy as an xmpp relay
/removeXMPPRelay/(xmpp buddy name) - remove buddy as xmpp relay
I was wondering if there was any way to install them?
Side note: I'd love if there was an actual books or step by step web tutorial on how to set up one. Though that might be a wile as it seems a new project.
Yes, some tabs lack a user interface. We need competent developers to build them. The tabs are left with empty contents, because it would be worse if you started a service and did not see "any" visual indication the service was running ... right ?
But lots in this area is being worked on.
A more advanced webgui is being worked on - one of the possible elements to be imcorporated is a "step by step" guide.
This demo of Intro.js can give you and idea of what I mean.
Additionally, subsequent releases will "self publish" their methods in a standardized way called "swagger". This allows easy experimentation, and clear documentation on what and how a function does.
myrobotlab
Yes, some tabs lack a user
Yes, some tabs lack a user interface. We need competent developers to build them. The tabs are left with empty contents, because it would be worse if you started a service and did not see "any" visual indication the service was running ... right ?
But lots in this area is being worked on.
A more advanced webgui is being worked on - one of the possible elements to be imcorporated is a "step by step" guide.
This demo of Intro.js can give you and idea of what I mean.
https://introjs.com/example/hello-world/withProgress.html
Additionally, subsequent releases will "self publish" their methods in a standardized way called "swagger". This allows easy experimentation, and clear documentation on what and how a function does.