This module allows admins and users to create invitations suitable for sharing

to potential new users/contacts.

User invitations can be created through the "New Invite" ad-hoc command. An overview

of the semantics and protocol can be found at [modernxmpp.org/client/invites](https://docs.modernxmpp.org/client/invites/).

This module depends on mod_invites to actually create and store the invitation tokens.

# Configuration

To allow users to join your server through invitations, you must

enable mod_register_ibr and set allow_registration = true, and then

also set `registration_invite_only = true` to restrict registration.

| Name                     | Description                                                                       | Default |

|--------------------------|-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------|---------|

| registration_invite_only | Whether registration attempts without an invite token should be blocked           | true    |

| allow_user_invites       | Whether existing users should be allowed to invite new users to register accounts | true    |

## Example: Invite-only registration

``` {.lua}

-- To allow invitation through a token, mod_register

allow_registration = true

registration_invite_only = true

```

## Example: Open registration

This setup allows completely open registration, even without

an invite token.

``` {.lua}

allow_registration = true

registration_invite_only = false

```

## Invite creation permissions

To allow existing users of your server to send invitation links that

allow new people to join your server, you can set `allow_user_invites = true`.

If you do not wish users to invite other users to create accounts on your

server, set `allow_user_invites = false`. They will still be able to send

contact invites, but new contacts will be required to register an account

on a different server.

# Usage

Users can use the "New Invite" ad-hoc command through their client.

Admins can create registration links using prosodyctl, e.g.

```

prosodyctl mod_easy_invite example.com generate

```

# Compatibility

0.11 and later.