Creates a new MessageEvent from a pure format. Note that the event is not parsed here: it will be treated as a literal m.message primary typed event.
The event.
Readonly htmlThe default HTML for the event, if provided.
Readonly renderingsAll the different renderings of the message. Note that this is the same format as an m.message body but may contain elements not found directly in the event content: this is because this is interpreted based off the other information available in the event.
Readonly textThe default text for the event.
Readonly wireDetermines if this event is equivalent to the provided event type.
This is recommended over instanceof checks due to issues in the JS
runtime (and layering of dependencies in some projects).
Implementations should pass this check off to their super classes if their own checks fail. Some primary implementations do not extend fallback classes given they support the primary type first. Thus, those classes may return false if asked about their fallback representation.
Note that this only checks primary event types: legacy events, like m.room.message, should/will fail this check.
The (potentially namespaced) event type.
True if this event could be represented as the given type.
Serializes the event into a format which can be used to send the event to the room.
The serialized event.
Protected serializeMMessageStatic fromCreates a new MessageEvent from text and HTML.
The text.
Optional html: stringOptional HTML.
The representative message event.
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Represents a message event. Message events are the simplest form of event with just text (optionally of different mimetypes, like HTML).
Message events can additionally be an Emote or Notice, though typically those are represented as EmoteEvent and NoticeEvent respectively.