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sockchat:start [2025/02/04 19:34] – remove html tags flashsockchat:start [2025/04/14 00:29] (current) – deprecat flash
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 ====== Sock Chat Protocol Information ====== ====== Sock Chat Protocol Information ======
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 +:!: This document is being replaced, go to [[:sockchat|Sock Chat Protocol Documentation]] for the new version of this document. :!:
  
 The Sock Chat protocol operates on a websocket in text mode. Messages sent between the client and server are a series of concatenated strings delimited by the vertical tab character, represented in most languages by the escape sequence ''%%\t%%'' and defined in ASCII as ''%%0x09%%''. The first string in this concatenation must be the packet identifier. The Sock Chat protocol operates on a websocket in text mode. Messages sent between the client and server are a series of concatenated strings delimited by the vertical tab character, represented in most languages by the escape sequence ''%%\t%%'' and defined in ASCII as ''%%0x09%%''. The first string in this concatenation must be the packet identifier.
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 |  ''%%int%%''   |Indicates whether the user can create channel. If ''%%0%%'' the user cannot create channels, if ''%%1%%'' the user can create channels but they are to disappear when all users have left it and if ''%%2%%'' the user can create channels that permanently stay in the channel assortment.| |  ''%%int%%''   |Indicates whether the user can create channel. If ''%%0%%'' the user cannot create channels, if ''%%1%%'' the user can create channels but they are to disappear when all users have left it and if ''%%2%%'' the user can create channels that permanently stay in the channel assortment.|
  
-===== Client Packets =====+===== Client to Server (C2S) Packets =====
  
 These are the packets sent from the client to the server. These are the packets sent from the client to the server.
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 |  ''%%string%%''  |Message text, cannot contain a tab character ''%%\t%%''.| |  ''%%string%%''  |Message text, cannot contain a tab character ''%%\t%%''.|
  
-===== Server Packets =====+===== Server to Client (S2C) Packets =====
  
 These are the packets sent from the server to the client. These are the packets sent from the server to the client.
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 == Arguments == == Arguments ==
  
-  * ''%%string%%'': HTML with the information on the users with the following format: “<code><a href=”javascript:void(0);” onclick=“Chat.SendMessageWrapper(‘/unban’+ this.innerHTML);”>{0}</a></code>” where {0} is the username of the banned user or the banned IP address. The set is separated by “<code>, </code>”.+  * ''%%string%%'': HTML with the information on the users with the following format: “''%%<a href=”javascript:void(0);” onclick=“Chat.SendMessageWrapper(‘/unban’+ this.innerHTML);”>{0}</a>%%''” where {0} is the username of the banned user or the banned IP address. The set is separated by “''%%, %%''”.
  
 === who: List of online users === === who: List of online users ===
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 == Arguments == == Arguments ==
  
-  * ''%%string%%'': HTML with the information on the users with the following format: “<code><a href=”javascript:void(0);” onclick=“UI.InsertChatText(this.innerHTML);”>{0}</a></code>” where {0} is the username of a user. The current online user is highlighted with “<code> style=”font-weight: bold;“</code>” before the closing > of the opening <a> tag. The set is separated by “<code>, </code>”.+  * ''%%string%%'': HTML with the information on the users with the following format: “''%%<a href=”javascript:void(0);” onclick=“UI.InsertChatText(this.innerHTML);”>{0}</a>%%''” where {0} is the username of a user. The current online user is highlighted with “''%% style=”font-weight: bold;“%%''” before the closing > of the opening <a> tag. The set is separated by “''%%, %%''”.
  
 === whochan: List of users in a channel. === === whochan: List of users in a channel. ===
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 == Arguments == == Arguments ==
  
-  * ''%%string%%'': HTML with the information on the users with the following format: “<code><a href=”javascript:void(0);” onclick=“UI.InsertChatText(this.innerHTML);”>{0}</a></code>” where {0} is the username of a user. The current online user is highlighted with “<code> style=”font-weight: bold;“</code>” before the closing > of the opening <a> tag. The set is separated by “<code>, </code>”+  * ''%%string%%'': HTML with the information on the users with the following format: “''%%<a href=”javascript:void(0);” onclick=“UI.InsertChatText(this.innerHTML);”>{0}</a>%%''” where {0} is the username of a user. The current online user is highlighted with “''%% style=”font-weight: bold;“%%''” before the closing > of the opening <a> tag. The set is separated by “''%%, %%''”
  
 === join: User connected === === join: User connected ===
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 === Format === === Format ===
  
-<code> +  /afk [reason?]
-/afk [reason?] +
-</code>+
  
 ==== /nick: Change nickname ==== ==== /nick: Change nickname ====
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 === Format === === Format ===
  
-<code> +  /nick [name?]
-/nick [name?] +
-</code>+
  
 === Responses === === Responses ===
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 === Format === === Format ===
  
-<code> +  /msg [username] [message]
-/msg [username] [message] +
-</code>+
  
 === Aliases === === Aliases ===
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 === Format === === Format ===
  
-<code> +  /me [message]
-/me [message] +
-</code>+
  
 === Aliases === === Aliases ===
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 === Format === === Format ===
  
-<code> +  /who [channel?]
-/who [channel?] +
-</code>+
  
 === Responses === === Responses ===
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 === Format === === Format ===
  
-<code> +  /delete [channel name or message id]
-/delete [channel name or message id] +
-</code>+
  
 === Responses === === Responses ===
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 === Format === === Format ===
  
-<code> +  /join [channel] [password?]
-/join [channel] [password?] +
-</code>+
  
 === Responses === === Responses ===
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 === Format === === Format ===
  
-<code> +  /leave [channel]
-/leave [channel] +
-</code>+
  
 === Responses === === Responses ===
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 === Format === === Format ===
  
-<code> +  /create [rank?] [name...]
-/create [rank?] [name...] +
-</code>+
  
 If the first argument is numeric, it is taken as the minimum required rank to join the channel. All further arguments are glued with underscores to create the channel name. If the first argument is numeric, it is taken as the minimum required rank to join the channel. All further arguments are glued with underscores to create the channel name.
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 === Format === === Format ===
  
-<code> +  /delchan [name]
-/delchan [name] +
-</code>+
  
 === Responses === === Responses ===
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 === Format === === Format ===
  
-<code> +  /password [password?]
-/password [password?] +
-</code>+
  
 === Aliases === === Aliases ===
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 === Format === === Format ===
  
-<code> +  /rank [rank]
-/rank [rank] +
-</code>+
  
 === Aliases === === Aliases ===
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 === Format === === Format ===
  
-<code> +  /say [message]
-/say [message] +
-</code>+
  
 === Responses === === Responses ===
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 === Format === === Format ===
  
-<code> +  /delmsg [message id]
-/delmsg [message id] +
-</code>+
  
 === Responses === === Responses ===
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 === Format === === Format ===
  
-<code> +  /kick [username] [time?]
-/kick [username] [time?] +
-</code>+
  
 === Responses === === Responses ===
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 === Format === === Format ===
  
-<code> +  /ban [user] [time?]
-/ban [user] [time?] +
-</code>+
  
 === Responses === === Responses ===
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 === Format === === Format ===
  
-<code> +  /pardon [user]
-/pardon [user] +
-</code>+
  
 ==== Aliases ==== ==== Aliases ====
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 === Format === === Format ===
  
-<code> +  /pardonip [address]
-/pardonip [address] +
-</code>+
  
 === Aliases === === Aliases ===
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 === Format === === Format ===
  
-<code> +  /bans
-/bans +
-</code>+
  
 === Aliases === === Aliases ===
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 === Format === === Format ===
  
-<code> +  /ip [username]
-/ip [username] +
-</code>+
  
 === Aliases === === Aliases ===
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