To me, the lack of descriptions of errors a method may return posed some difficulties in day to day work. Most of the methods have their equivalents in both APIs and they are quite well documented under these links: Communication with serverįor communication with the Rocket.Chat server, depending on our preference, you can use REST API or WebSockets, or both together, as the authentication token generated by the login method in the first API can be used in the other and vice versa. Other possible integrations include Jira, GitHub, Google Calendar. Jitsi is one of many services that Rocket.Chat can be integrated with.
When you make an audio-video call, a conference is created in Jitsi.Meet and a message with a link is shared in your room.
It is possible to configure audio-video conferences, as Rocket.Chat integrates with the external Jitsi.Meet service. Integration of Rocket.chat with other apps It can also be used to transfer all types of files. Rocket.Chat allows you to create private and public chatrooms and 1-on-1 conversations with other users. Changes in the configuration can also be made via the API methods available for the solution. It is a powerful tool for creating your own chat server offering highly configurable options, available after logging into the chat as an administrator. The authors’ goal was to create a free, open-source version of the widely popular Slack. Rocket.Chat is a group chat project based on an open-source license.
I ntegration of Rocket.chat with other apps.
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