Question: Where is the rest of the documentation?

[HilbertIdeals5]

I'm interested in using the Martin library for a future project. However, the documentation for it looks frighteningly limited.

I found only 3 links scattered across this project's README and the Tigase website's "Contact" page—two were just duplicates of the same limited content that just looked different, and the third was something else that wasn't even about Martin. And the majority of the links on the README are effectively dead, redirecting back to the Tigase homepage instead.

The biggest issue is that the documentation fails to answer my question of: how do I use Martin to make a Jingle call? And it looks like those docs also have an incomplete list of supported XEPs, as compared to the list in the README.

Where can I find more complete information on how to use the full functionality of this library?

[hantu85]

Documentation of Martin library is currently limited to the base usage and is based on the stable version of the library. Library is currently evolving with a huge rewrite to the new async-await API available in newer versions of Swift to simplify its usage.

Jingle call implementation requires usage of external library to establish p2p connection for VoIP. For that in case of the clients which we are developing we are using WebRTC. As the examples of the Jingle implementation, you can see https://github.com/tigase/beagle-im and https://github.com/tigase/siskin-im.

[qiuping345]

Hello @hantu85
Thanks for your work on Tigase Martin. It's awesome. I tried Siskin IM recently, I am impressed. I am working on adding Martin V3.2.4 to my project, but I found the document is for V1.0.0. The example code won't work. I struggled to authenticate with success, but I cannot figure out how to send out a 1-1 message. Can you update the documentation per the latest release? I'd appreciate it.