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I am beginner in erlang and want to learn from this project . I have searched in all directories of this project but found only 2 html files one for start and one for end server. can anyone help me to locate other html pages or hrl files |
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Try https://docs.ejabberd.im ?
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This sounds like you're confusing some stuff. There are some web pages but only in the Admin area, eg: https://github.com/processone/ejabberd/tree/master/priv What do you want to see exactly? This is an XMPP server, it needs an actual client that connects. If you want an HTML client see https://conversejs.org/ or https://movim.eu/ |
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ejabberd is quite a large and complex project with a long history and support for some legacy build systems, etc. If you're looking for an easy example to learn from, I'd probably suggest something simpler to begin with (e.g., eturnal, though that doesn't have any web stuff at all). For playing around with a project, I find the rebar3 shell very helpful, by the way. Anyway, as for your actual question, it's unclear what "html pages or hrl files" you're talking about, as @licaon-kter said. |
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kindly if someone guide me about admin panel views like user management and other modules |
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ejabberd ships ejabberd_web_admin which servers a (somewhat minimalistic) web interface directly from the ejabberd node (using ejabberd_http). Apart from that, ejabberd offers a REST API that can be used to build web interfaces outside Erlang. |
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Sounds confusing, so it's a "web server" or a "sip server" or a "web interface for calls (and calls are via SIP)"? |
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ejabberd ships ejabberd_web_admin which servers a (somewhat minimalistic) web interface directly from the ejabberd node (using ejabberd_http). Apart from that, ejabberd offers a REST API that can be used to build web interfaces outside Erlang.