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XMPP Web Client Using Strophe.js

Javascript Web XMPP Client...Works with Google Talk, Facebook Chat, and Openfire for a custom server. I Used Nginx & Punjab as well. The UI was built with help from Twitter Bootstrap 3.0. My implementation is Windows based, but should work on any OS.

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##Example## A demo hosted on github can be found here: Chat Client

For Connecting to Google talk:

For Connecting to Facebook:

#####You will most likely be required to authorize the client before use!#####

##Install Instructions## ###Punjab###

To get the XMPP client running, first I installed Punjab, which requires python.

For Punjab I used the version on github: https://github.com/twonds/punjab

  • Note: for Punjab, you need python, and version 2.7 worked for me, but not version 3.3..
  • Install instructions can be found on the github page.
  • Dependencies: twisted, pyopenssl. Both need to be added to the path environment.

###Nginx###

For nginx, I used the windows pre-configured version: http://www.kevinworthington.com/nginx-for-windows/

  • Other versions directly from the nginx page did not work for me...

###Strophe###

Strophe JS Website: http://strophe.im/strophejs/

###XMPP Servers###

For Connecting to Google talk:

For Connecting to Facebook:

#####You will most likely be required to authorize the client before use!#####

Openfire server: http://www.igniterealtime.org/projects/openfire/

###Durandal JS XMPP CLIENT### Included is a folder, with an implementation for a SPA (Single Page Application) Durandal XMPP Client. Durandal website http://durandaljs.com/

##How to Run/Start the Client## Once everything is installed:

  1. cd into your nginx root directory.
  2. Run the cmd: twistd punjab.
  3. In a new terminal cd into your nginx directory again and run nginx.exe
  4. Open up http://localhost:80

####For the Durandal Client####

  1. Go to the directory containing the mimosa config file and run: mimosa watch --server
  2. Go to http://localhost:3000