# Muchrooms

This is a MUC component implementation in Rust.

The primary goal was to be able to write gaming chat rooms for the online
(board) games, but it is growing into a more complete implementation.

The name is pronounced “mushrooms”.

## License

This project is available under the AGPL-3.0-or-later license. See the LICENSE
file.

## Checklist

### XMPP

- [x] Join
	* [x] Normal sessions
	* [x] MSN
- [-] Presence
	* [x] Resync
	* [ ] Updates
	* [-] Probes (storing updates to answer probes)
		- Storing presences but not answering when they're being queried, yet.
	* [x] Nick changes
- [-] Iq
	* [-] Ping answers
		- [x] Ping component (always succeeds)
		- [-] Ping room (always fails. Awaiting affiliation support)
		- [x] Ping participant (0410)
	* [ ] Ping probes?
	* [ ] Routing Public PEP?
	* [x] Default "service-unavailable"
- [ ] Messages
	* [ ] Broadcast
	* [ ] History?
	* [ ] MAM?
- [?] Leave
- [ ] Affiliations / roles
- [ ] Configuration
	* [ ] Modes
		- [ ] Non-anon
		- [ ] Semi-anon
		- [ ] Full-anon? (with some kind of occupant-id (0421)?)
- [ ] Mediated invites
- [ ] Room state
	* [ ] Locked
	* [ ] Destroyed / Tombstoned?
- [ ] Private Messages?
- [ ] Possible optimisations
	* [ ] Presence versioning (0436)
	* [ ] Room Activity Indicator (0437)
	* [ ] Affiliation versioning (0463)
	* [ ] Caching participant caps

### Storage

- [ ] Persistent storage of room data

### Component Configuration

- [ ] Interface
	* [ ] File?
	* [ ] Adhoc?
- [ ] Options?
	* [ ] Host
	* [ ] Secret
	* [ ] Admins?
	* [ ] ...?

## To Think About

https://logs.xmpp.org/xsf/2023-01-05?p=h#2023-01-05-fe0286ff34b3de39
> A MUC could pretend to be non-anon and give out burner JIDs at a companion service