ssb: The docs show the response to invite.use() wrapped in {key: ..., value: ...}, so do that.

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Cory McWilliams 2025-02-15 08:19:23 -05:00
parent 575622c522
commit 373d742751

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@ -1777,8 +1777,14 @@ static void _tf_ssb_invite_use_message_store_callback(const char* id, bool verif
tf_ssb_connection_t* connection = work->connection; tf_ssb_connection_t* connection = work->connection;
if (verified && is_new) if (verified && is_new)
{ {
tf_ssb_connection_rpc_send( tf_ssb_t* ssb = tf_ssb_connection_get_ssb(connection);
connection, k_ssb_rpc_flag_json | k_ssb_rpc_flag_end_error, -work->request_number, NULL, (const uint8_t*)work->message, strlen(work->message), NULL, NULL, NULL); JSContext* context = tf_ssb_get_context(ssb);
JSValue payload = JS_NewObject(context);
JSValue message = JS_ParseJSON(context, work->message, strlen(work->message), NULL);
JS_SetPropertyStr(context, payload, "key", JS_NewString(context, id));
JS_SetPropertyStr(context, payload, "value", message);
tf_ssb_connection_rpc_send_json(connection, k_ssb_rpc_flag_end_error, -work->request_number, NULL, payload, NULL, NULL, NULL);
JS_FreeValue(context, payload);
} }
else else
{ {