CHANGELOG

jupyter-videochat 0.6.0

UI

• Rooms now show their provider, presently Server or Public (#38)

• Adopt Card styling, like the Launcher (#38)

• New Video Chat is added to the File menu (#38)

API

• Public rooms are still configured as part of core, and can be opted-in via Command Palette or Advanced Settings (and therefore overrides.json) (#38)

• The Public implementation is in a separate, optional plugin (#38)

• Server rooms similarly moved to a separate, optional plugin (#38)

• The Toggle Sidebar implementation is moved to a separate, optional plugin (#60)

• The mainWidget is available as part of the API, and exposes a toolbar for adding custom features (#60)

Integrations

• Works more harmoniously with retrolab (#38)

• The Public plugin is compatible with JupyterLite (#38)

• All public strings are now internationalizable (#60)

Docs

• A documentation site is now maintained on ReadTheDocs (#43)

  • It includes a one-click, no-install demo powered by JupyterLite (#40)

jupyter-videochat 0.5.1

• adds missing provides to allow downstreams extensions to use (and not just import) IVideoChatManager (#21)

• moves current Lab UI area (e.g. right, main) to user settings (#22)

jupyter-videochat 0.5.0

• overhaul for JupyterLab 3 (#12, #14)

  • pip install jupyter-videochat, no more jupyter labextension install

    • npm tarballs will continue to be released for downstream extensions

      • user install via jupyter labextension install is no longer tested

  • exposes IVideoChatManager for other extensions to interact with the current Jitsi Meet instance

  • fully configurable via Advanced Settings

    • Jitsi configuration

    • persistent display name/avatar

    • allow joining public rooms

• replaced vendored Jitsi API with use of your Jitsi server’s

• adds URL router

  • open a chat directly with ?jvc=<room name> (#7)

jupyter-videochat 0.4.0

• fixes some iframe behavior (#2)

• last release compatible with JupyterLab 2

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