XSF Discussion - 2020-04-27

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marc, the point of XSO is that you can map XML constructs to Python attributes / objects

jonas’: yep, that's what I thought but I hab a damn typo and it didn't work :)

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jonas’: I guess I nees to register my classes such that they are decoded, right?

if you’re using connect_xmlstream and send_and_wait_for, passing them to send_and_wait_for is all you need

oh wow, send_and_wait_for has zero documentation

Any special case for pre auth / stream elements?

no

send_and_wait_for is exactly for that

first argument is the xmlstream, second argument is an iterable of XSOs you want to send, third argument is a sequence of XSO classes to listen for

https://github.com/horazont/aioxmpp/blob/548dff57f878995262a861ee9530191afbdedd53/aioxmpp/protocol.py#L816

also, feel free to file an issue for the lack of documentation of that function

I’m @work, otherwise I’d fix that right away

Okay, strange because it throws me an error that the element is unknown

But I have to double check later

you sure that your TAG is correct and you passed the right XSO?

No, I'll check that later, thanks a lot so far!

jonas’, What is the way to go when I want to have an Object that can contain different xml payloads?

Do I need to inherit from a base class and specify the payload they in the child class or is it possible to use arbitrary child elements?

marc, do you know the payloads beforehand?

if so, xso.Child([...]) or xso.ChildList([...]) are good starting points

(the possible payloads, you don’t need to know the specific payload)

the list passed there is a list of XSO classes

though we should move this to jdev@ or aioxmpp@

Yep, can you send me the aioxmpp link?

xmpp:aioxmpp@conference.zombofant.net?join

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