Make it clear how to login

[imaginator]

The code shows an example of anonymous binding - but was leading to confusion in seehaus:

07:38
arjun
Hello sir please tell me where i write code for login

07:42
simon@buddycloud.com
Hi Arjun.  Can you put your current code online somewhere and I can take a look?

07:44
arjun
how to put i dont know?

07:44
simon@buddycloud.com
is it on github?

07:45
arjun
i Have create account  invokegk.buddycloud.com

07:45
simon@buddycloud.com
try here: https://gist.github.com

07:45
arjun
but why put on githhub ?  i need login    for XMPP chat soo i need to put on buddy cloud server
yes?

07:46
simon@buddycloud.com
Did you download and run the skeleton project?

07:47
arjun
yes

07:49
simon@buddycloud.com
so you see the part where it does anonymouse auth?
https://github.com/buddycloud/skeleton-project/blob/master/public/scripts/xmpp.js#L41
you can change that to be more like https://xmpp-ftw.jit.su/manual/core/#login

[lloydwatkin]

Surely this is where the getting started guide comes in? Maybe the readme should just link to the guide?

[imaginator]

@guilhermesgb: Agree we should have this in the demo.

I think his confusion was coming from not knowing that he needed to look in the XMPP-core part of xmpp-ftw to find out how to send presence (or knowing that sending presence = logging on)

[xibaca]

I'm a bit confused. I think he wanted to know how to login (the code
snippet that would allow him to do so). Just pointing him to the new
getting started page would be enough to help, I guess.
On Aug 21, 2014 12:54 PM, "Simon Tennant" notifications@github.com wrote:

@guilhermesgb https://github.com/guilhermesgb: Agree we should have
this in the demo.

I think his confusion was coming from not knowing that he needed to look
in the XMPP-core part of xmpp-ftw to find out how to send presence (or
knowing that sending presence = logging on)

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