* Move currentstateserver API to roomserver
Stub out DB functions for now, nothing uses the roomserver version yet.
* Allow it to startup
* Implement some current-state-server storage interface functions
* Add missing package
* Use content_value instead of membership
* Fix build
* Replace publicroomsapi with a combination of clientapi/roomserver/currentstateserver
- All public rooms paths are now handled by clientapi
- Requests to (un)publish rooms are sent to the roomserver via `PerformPublish`
which are stored in a new `published_table.go`
- Requests for public rooms are handled in clientapi by:
* Fetch all room IDs which are published using `QueryPublishedRooms` on the roomserver.
* Apply pagination parameters to the slice.
* Do a `QueryBulkStateContent` request to the currentstateserver to pull out
required state event *content* (not entire events).
* Aggregate and return the chunk.
Mostly but not fully implemented (DB queries on currentstateserver are missing)
* Fix pq query
* Make postgres work
* Make sqlite work
* Fix tests
* Unbreak pagination tests
* Linting
* Add PerformInvite and refactor how errors get handled
- Rename `JoinError` to `PerformError`
- Remove `error` from the API function signature entirely. This forces
errors to be bundled into `PerformError` which makes it easier for callers
to detect and handle errors. On network errors, HTTP clients will make a
`PerformError`.
* Unbreak everything; thanks Go!
* Send back JSONResponse according to the PerformError
* Update federation invite code too
* Pass join errors through internal API boundaries
Required for certain invite sytests. We will need to think of a
better way of handling this going forwards.
* Include m.room.avatar in stripped state; handle trailing slashes when GETing state events
* Update whitelist
* Update whitelist
* s/QueryBackfill/PerformBackfill/g
* OutputEvent now includes AddStateEvents which contain the full event of extra state events
* Only include adds not the current event
* Get adding state right
Matthew Hodgson
Kegsay
Neil Alexander