* Make userapi responsible for checking access tokens
There's still plenty of dependencies on account/device DBs, but this
is a start. This is a breaking change as it adds a required config
value `listen.user_api`.
* Cleanup
* Review comments and test fix
* Move current work into single branch
* Initial massaging of clientapi etc (not working yet)
* Interfaces for accounts/devices databases
* Duplicate postgres package for sqlite3 (no changes made to it yet)
* Some keydb, accountdb, devicedb, common partition fixes, some more syncapi tweaking
* Fix accounts DB, device DB
* Update naffka dependency for SQLite
* Naffka SQLite
* Update naffka to latest master
* SQLite support for federationsender
* Mostly not-bad support for SQLite in syncapi (although there are problems where lots of events get classed incorrectly as backward extremities, probably because of IN/ANY clauses that are badly supported)
* Update Dockerfile -> Go 1.13.7, add build-base (as gcc and friends are needed for SQLite)
* Implement GET endpoints for account_data in clientapi
* Nuke filtering for now...
* Revert "Implement GET endpoints for account_data in clientapi"
This reverts commit 4d80dff4583d278620d9b3ed437e9fcd8d4674ee.
* Implement GET endpoints for account_data in clientapi (#861)
* Implement GET endpoints for account_data in clientapi
* Fix accountDB parameter
* Remove fmt.Println
* Fix insertAccountData SQLite query
* Fix accountDB storage interfaces
* Add empty push rules into account data on account creation (#862)
* Put SaveAccountData into the right function this time
* Not sure if roomserver is better or worse now
* sqlite work
* Allow empty last sent ID for the first event
* sqlite: room creation works
* Support sending messages
* Nuke fmt.println
* Move QueryVariadic etc into common, other device fixes
* Fix some linter issues
* Fix bugs
* Fix some linting errors
* Fix errcheck lint errors
* Make naffka use postgres as fallback, fix couple of compile errors
* What on earth happened to the /rooms/{roomID}/send/{eventType} routing
Co-authored-by: Neil Alexander <neilalexander@users.noreply.github.com>
Closes#523
There were a lot of unnecessary checks for HTTP methods of requests. gorilla/mux makes sure that these methods will only be called if certain HTTP methods are used, thus there's no reason to have these extra checks.
Neil Alexander
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Prateek Sachan
Andrew Morgan
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