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We want to remove here the use of the endpoint /publicRooms, mainly because it is limited to a unique HS.
In Tchap, we want to list the public rooms (forums) from all the Tchap instances.
We ported the TchapV1 algorithm to keep access to all forums (#117) in the first release of TchapV2. The purpose of this issue is to discuss with the Element Application teams how to replace the existing rooms directory with a public space.
I consider the plan will be:
create a default public space on each Tchap instance, except for agent.externe. Name it like the instance (Dinum, Interieur...). Add all users of the instance in this space.
-> we will need for that to have an admin. Can we plan to use the super admin account created on each instance ("Administrateur Agent-xxx...")?
Add all the existing public rooms (forums) of an instance into its public space
The power level required to add/remove a room to these spaces will be the minimum (0), to let people add/remove forums by using the Tchap client
In order to give access to all forums from only one space, define a meta-space on each instance and group all the creates spaces. Name this meta-space "Tchap forums". Add all users of the instance in this space.
Update the client in order to load the meta space of the user's homeserver when he selects the option "Explore public rooms"
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We want to remove here the use of the endpoint /publicRooms, mainly because it is limited to a unique HS.
In Tchap, we want to list the public rooms (forums) from all the Tchap instances.
We ported the TchapV1 algorithm to keep access to all forums (#117) in the first release of TchapV2. The purpose of this issue is to discuss with the Element Application teams how to replace the existing rooms directory with a public space.
I consider the plan will be:
-> we will need for that to have an admin. Can we plan to use the super admin account created on each instance ("Administrateur Agent-xxx...")?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: