My People support

[COM8]

Add support for the "My People" feature in Windows.

Documentation:

https://docs.microsoft.com/de-de/windows/uwp/contacts-and-calendar/my-people-support

Example:

Requirements:

• XEP-0054 (vcard-temp)
• XEP-0084 (User Avatar)

[Echolon]

I'm very gratfull you fight the windows front with a modern looking XMPP-Client!

Looking forward!

[ivucica]

Unigram is likely an interesting reference (even if it actually tries to upload all contacts into Telegram to make this work, my layman view is that it probably doesn't have to):

https://github.com/UnigramDev/Unigram/blob/8a59afec7dcdfc271fe05161149b907fa6b9bd1f/Unigram/Unigram/Services/ContactsService.cs

[ivucica]

Additional consideration: Conversations on Android uses IM fields, at least the ones where purpose label is Jabber, to link contacts to users. For example, for use in IRC-bridged MUCs, I've added Jabber fields with value [email protected] in order to see people's photos and real-names in the MUC. (This is because Biboumi can expose [email protected] as the JID for the non-anonymous bridged MUC.)

[COM8]

Unigram is likely an interesting reference (even if it actually tries to upload all contacts into Telegram to make this work, my layman view is that it probably doesn't have to):

https://github.com/UnigramDev/Unigram/blob/8a59afec7dcdfc271fe05161149b907fa6b9bd1f/Unigram/Unigram/Services/ContactsService.cs

This looks really interesting.
Thanks!

[COM8]

Additional consideration: Conversations on Android uses IM fields, at least the ones where purpose label is Jabber, to link contacts to users. For example, for use in IRC-bridged MUCs, I've added Jabber fields with value [email protected] in order to see people's photos and real-names in the MUC. (This is because Biboumi can expose [email protected] as the JID for the non-anonymous bridged MUC.)

Here are the corresponding RFCs for that:

• vCard Format Specification (RFC 6350)
• Parameter Value Encoding in iCalendar and vCard (6868)