Implementation should follow the following formal specification:
"title" and "content" data can be passed in raw, xhtml or rich format.
When we receive from a frontend a new/updated microblog item:
- keys "title" or "content" have to be escaped (disable HTML tags)
- keys "title_rich" or "content_rich" have to be converted from the current syntax to XHTML
- keys "title_xhtml" or "content_xhtml" have to be cleaned from unwanted XHTML content
Rules to deal with concurrent keys:
- existence of both "*_xhtml" and "*_rich" keys must raise an exception
- existence of both raw and ("*_xhtml" or "*_rich") is OK
As the storage always need raw data, if it is not given by the user it can be
extracted from the "*_rich" or "*_xhtml" data (remove the XHTML tags).
When a frontend wants to edit a blog post that contains XHTML title or content,
the conversion is made from XHTML to the current user-defined syntax.
- plugin text_syntaxes: added "text" syntax (using lxml)
- _() is no more installed in __builtin__
- instead, there is a new sat.core.i18n module
- added D_() method for deferred translation
- languageSwitch method allow to dynamically change translation language
- import gettext is tested against ImportError, and dummy methods are used when not available (mainly useful for Libervia)
- frontends pass the recipients in the extra parameter of sendMessage
- backend checks if the target server supports the feature (this is not done yet by prosody plugin)
- features and identities are cached per profile and server
- messages are duplicated in history for now (TODO: redesign the database)
- echos signals are also duplicated to the sender (FIXME)
- PubSub options constants are moved to XEP-0060
- comments url are generated/parsed according to XEP-0277
- microblog data can now have the following keys:
- "comments", with the url as given in the <link> tag
- "comments_service", with the jid of the PubSub service hosting the comments
- "comments_node", with the parsed node
- comments nodes use different access_model according to parent microblog item access
- publisher is not verified yet, see FIXME warning
- so far, comments node are automatically subscribed
- some bug fixes
