Jami
  • User manual
    • Introduction
      • How does Jami work?
      • Who makes Jami?
    • Create Jami account
    • Jami distributed network
      • Connectivity
      • The OpenDHT network
      • The JamiNS blockchain
    • All features by client
      • Text messaging
      • Calling
      • Account settings
      • Other features
      • Advanced settings
    • FAQ
      • Basics
      • Account management
      • Advanced
    • Use Jami on a LAN
      • Boostraping
      • TURN
      • On mobile (DHT Proxy)
      • NameServer
    • Bug report guide
      • Set up your environment
      • How to report a bug
      • Writing a clear summary
      • Writing precise steps to reproduce
      • Obtained Result
      • Expected Result
      • Providing additional information
  • Build manual
    • Introduction
    • Dependencies
      • jami-daemon
      • jami-client-qt
  • Developer manual
    • Feature requests
      • SFL
      • Planned/In progress
      • Wanted but not planned
      • Can be implemented, contributions welcome (or will take months/years to come)
      • Depends on mass changes
      • Packaging
      • Others
    • New Developers
      • The APIs of Jami
      • Coding style
      • Debugging Tools
      • Improving the quality of Jami
      • Qt and QML coding style
      • Qt and QML testing tools
      • Submitting your first patch
      • Working with Gerrit
    • Jami Concepts
      • Account management
      • Banned contacts
      • Calls in Swarm
      • Calls
      • Conference protocol
      • The connection manager
      • Contact management
      • Dynamic Routing Table (DRT)
      • File transfer
      • Jami identifiers
      • Name Server protocol
      • Swarm
      • Synchronization protocol
      • Profile synchronization
    • Going further
      • Choosing CRF value for encoder
      • Synchronization of delivery status
      • How it works (backend)
      • Client API
      • Notes for client
      • Important RFCs
      • Location Sharing on QT Client
      • Message displayed status
      • Setting up your own TURN server
    • Processes
      • Design Process
      • Release process
  • Jami Extensions
    • How it works?
      • How to use it?
      • Setup
      • Android
      • Linux/Windows
      • Use!
    • How to build?
      • Dependencies
      • Onnxruntime 1.6.0
      • Plugin
    • How to publish?
      • Plugins Store Requests
      • Authorize a new organization
      • Upload a new plugin
    • Creating Jami plugins
      • Jami Plugins
    • Jami Plugins Certificate
      • Certificate
      • Signature mechanism
      • Certificate Chain
      • Certificate Constraint
      • Certificate Revocation
      • Sign an organization certificate
      • Create certificate
      • Sign a plugin
      • Revoked a certificate
      • Verify certificate
      • Exemple
    • Jami Plugins Store in the Client
      • Jami Plugin Store in the Daemon
      • Jami Plugin in Client
      • Plugin State
    • Tensorflow plugin
      • Tensorflow 2.1.0
  • Contribute to Jami
    • Reporting bugs and issues
    • Contributing code
    • Commit message guidelines
    • Packaging Jami
    • Contributing to this documentation
      • Dependencies
      • Cloning the repository
      • Editing a page
      • Previewing your work
      • Saving your work
      • Submitting a change
      • Modifying your work
      • Adding a page
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Going further

This part of the documentation is dedicated to developers who want to dig some more specific topics about Jami.

  • Choosing CRF value for encoder
  • Synchronization of delivery status
  • How it works (backend)
  • Client API
  • Notes for client
  • Important RFCs
  • Location Sharing on QT Client
  • Message displayed status
  • Setting up your own TURN server
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