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@ -822,22 +822,23 @@ The goals of presence are to:
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- Let other users know specific status information (e.g. "In a Meeting").
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- Let other users know specific status information (e.g. "In a Meeting").
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"Online" state can be detected by inspecting when the last time the client made
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"Online" state can be detected by inspecting when the last time the client made
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a request to the server. This could be any request, or a specific kind of request.
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a request to the server. This could be any request, or a specific kind of
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For connection-orientated protocols, detecting "online" state can be determined by
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request. For connection-orientated protocols, detecting "online" state can be
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the state of this connection stream. For HTTP, this can be detected via requests
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determined by the state of this connection stream. For HTTP, this can be
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to the event stream.
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detected via requests to the event stream.
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Online state is separate from letting other users know if someone is *likely to
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Online state is separate from letting other users know if someone is *likely to
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respond* to messages. This introduces the concept of an "idle" flag, which is
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respond* to messages. This introduces the concept of being "idle", which is
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set when the user has not done any "interaction" with the app. The definition of
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when the user has not done any "interaction" with the app for a while. The
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"interaction" varies based on the app, so it is up to the app to set this "idle"
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definition of "interaction" and "for a while" varies based on the app, so it is
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flag.
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up to the app to set when the user is idle.
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Letting users know specific status information can be achieved via the same method
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Letting users know specific status information can be achieved via the same
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as v1. Status information should be scoped per *user* and not device as determining
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method as v1. Status information should be scoped per *user* and not device as
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a union algorithm between statuses is nonsensical. Passing status information per
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determining a union algorithm between statuses is nonsensical. Passing status
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device to all other users just redirects the union problem to the client, which
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information per device to all other users just redirects the union problem to
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will commonly be presenting this information as an icon alongside the user.
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the client, which will commonly be presenting this information as an icon
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alongside the user.
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When a client hits the event stream, the home server can treat the user as
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When a client hits the event stream, the home server can treat the user as
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"online". This behaviour should be able to be overridden to avoid flicker
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"online". This behaviour should be able to be overridden to avoid flicker
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@ -846,11 +847,11 @@ appear offline > goes into a tunnel > server times out > device regains
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connection and hits the event stream forcing the device online before the
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connection and hits the event stream forcing the device online before the
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"appear offline" state can be set). When the client has not hit the event
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"appear offline" state can be set). When the client has not hit the event
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stream for a certain period of time, the home server can treat the user as
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stream for a certain period of time, the home server can treat the user as
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"offline".
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"offline". The user can also set a global *per-user* appear offline flag.
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The user should also be able to set their presence via a direct API, without
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The user should also be able to set their presence state via a direct API,
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having to hit the event stream. The home server will set a timer when the
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without having to hit the event stream. The home server will set a timer when
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connection ends, after which it will set that device to offline.
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the connection ends, after which it will set that device to offline.
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As the idle flag and online state is determined per device, there needs to be a
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As the idle flag and online state is determined per device, there needs to be a
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union algorithm to merge these into a single state and flag per user, which will
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union algorithm to merge these into a single state and flag per user, which will
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@ -864,22 +865,33 @@ Changing presence status:
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Inputs:
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Inputs:
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- User ID
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- User ID
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- Presence status (online, away, busy, do not disturb, etc)
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- Presence status (busy, do not disturb, in a meeting, etc)
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Outputs:
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Output:
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- None.
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- None.
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Setting the idle flag:
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Setting presence state:
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Inputs:
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Inputs:
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- User ID
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- User ID
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- Is idle
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- Device ID
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Outputs:
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- Presence state (online|idle|offline)
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Output:
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- None.
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Setting global appear offline:
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Inputs:
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- User ID
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- Should appear offline (boolean)
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Output:
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- None.
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- None.
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Extra parameters associated with the event stream:
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Extra parameters associated with the event stream:
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Inputs:
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Inputs:
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- Presence state (online, appear offline)
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- Presence state (online, idle, offline)
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Notes:
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- Scoped per device just like the above API, e.g. from the access_token.
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Typing API ``[Final]``
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Typing API ``[Final]``
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