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Contrary to the original plan, we have merged The Free Network Module, WebFinger and LRDD into a single component named FreeNetwork. Likewise, ActivityPub and ActivityStreams 2.0 was kept the same plugin instead of separated.
- -The FreeNetwork component adds WebFinger (RFC7033) lookup and implements Link-based Resource Descriptor Discovery (LRDD) based on RFC6415, Web Host Metadata. It takes and produces both Extensible Resource Descriptor (XRD) and JSON (JavaSript Object Notation). Furthermore, and different from v2, every federation protocol will use the same distribution queue maintained by this component instead of holding its own.
- -We originally intended to have data modelling plugins that would extend the GS's "language". We then understood that it added more complexity than we wanted without any considerable advantage because we cannot dissociate data reception handling of the protocol itself.
- -ActivityPub already translates between activity and entity and allows plugins to extend it (thus serving a similar purpose to data modelling and representation plugins).
- -GNU social v3 now supports mentions, which is a process that starts in the Posting component. The processing of local mentions naturally finds its entire handling here.
- -For remote ActivityPub mentions, ActivityPub handles it aided by the FreeNetwork component).
- -We still have to port OStatus (and ActivityStreams 1.0) and implement the distribution by FreeNetwork, although the base work is done. Regarding ActivityPub, although some of it already works, expanding the existing plugins to supplement ActivityPub, and full validation isn't ready yet. We will most likely finish the implementation of the whole federation stack in the next week.
- - - - - - - - - - +We have generalized collections around our search engine. For that introducing +the Collection component.
+This structure has the following implication:
+Collection -> OrderedCollection
+|-> Notes (known as Feed)
+|-> Actors (known as Circle)
+|-> Other Object (known as Collection of ...)
+ |-> Attachments: AttachmentCollection
+ |-> Tags: TagCollection
+
+And it allow us to centralise the scope system in the core, ensuring that no +actor will have access to notes or other objects that shouldn't be able to see.
+Finally, with this, a plugin such as Note Type Feed Filter can be useful in +every note collection (feed).
+It also allows plugins such as ActivityPub to translate every collection +automatically.
+We also introduced the Circle component, which has a UI similar to the
+Attachments Collections,
+and enables circle mentions with @#circle_name
.
+ +
-]]>We haven't implemented federation of Groups yet, but group tags and discussion +on how unbounded groups can be federated via ActivityPub has already started.
-The Oomox plugin main class catches the "PopulateProfileSettingsTabs" event upon visiting user panel.
+Concerning federation of traditional groups, we will port our logic from v2 and +translate following the same rules as AndStatus because they work, as yvolk beautifully stated :)
-public function onPopulateProfileSettingsTabs(Request $request, array &$tabs): bool
-{
- $tabs[] = [
- 'title' => 'Light theme colours',
- 'desc' => 'Change the theme colours.',
- 'controller' => C\Oomox::oomoxSettingsLight($request),
- ];
+Finally, also note that the group actors now have "self-tags", as the other actors, which was a milestone.
- $tabs[] = [
- 'title' => 'Dark theme colours',
- 'desc' => 'Change the theme colours.',
- 'controller' => C\Oomox::oomoxSettingsDark($request),
- ];
- return Event::next;
-}
-
-As made evident by the code, two new tabs are added to profile settings, light and dark theme colours. -Since the page styling follows the system theme, actors may want to style each theme differently, therefore they are treated separately.
+ +]]>The actor's defined colours are then saved in the respective entity and cached. -Finally, the colour preferences are used to render the corresponding CSS file which defines the various colour variables used:
+With this feature, an actor has more ways to express itself to the community as a whole. This activity is federated using Mastodon's featured collection extension.
-public function oomoxCSS(): Response
-{
- $user = Common::ensureLoggedIn();
-
- $oomox_table = PluginOomox::getEntity($user);
- if (is_null($oomox_table)) {
- throw new ClientException(_m('No custom colours defined', 404));
- }
-
- $content = Formatting::twigRenderFile('/oomox/root_override.css.twig', ['oomox' => $oomox_table]);
- return new Response($content, status: 200, headers: ['content-type' => 'text/css']);
-}
-
-
-Please note, upon rendering for the first time, page render may be blocked until the resulting file is served. Nonetheless, subsequent page renders -won't experience the issue again. That is, if the file is cached by the browser.
- -Tabs added using the "PopulateProfileSettingsTabs" event: -
- -Changing the dark theme colours! -
- -The result of given changes, please note it's no longer a 'dark' theme. -Given a valid colour, it's the actor's responsibility whether or not the colours make sense. So, go wild! -
+Source +
+ +]]>+
+ + + + + + + + +]]>+
+ + + + + + + + + +]]>GNU social now supports that initiative with the Web Monetization plugin.
+ +With this, we also introduce an ActivityPub (FEP pending) GS extension
+gs:webmonetizationWallet
. This enables actors to support other actors with Web
+Monetization in the fediverse.
It looks like this:
+ +This structure has the following implication:
- -Collection -> OrderedCollection
-|-> Notes (known as Feed)
-|-> Actors (known as Circle)
-|-> Other Object (known as Collection of ...)
- |-> Attachments: AttachmentCollection
- |-> Tags: TagCollection
-
-
-And it allow us to centralise the scope system in the core, ensuring that no -actor will have access to notes or other objects that shouldn't be able to see.
- -Finally, with this, a plugin such as Note Type Feed Filter can be useful in -every note collection (feed).
- -It also allows plugins such as ActivityPub to translate every collection -automatically.
- -- -
- - - - - - - - - - -]]>GNU social now has its documentation available in -https://docs.gnusocial.rocks/. It features four -different books. These are automatically generated from the source using mdBook.
- --- -Only the development book is in an elaborated state, the other books are -holding for more ready code.
-
And two of them are new:
- -And two of them are updates from existing documentation:
- -Together with the documentation we've introduced a -wiki. Its purpose is to walk-through decisions, -convention, terminology. It's where we document the reasoning the development team went -through before implementing more sophisticated functionalities.
- -Finally, when the documentation doesn't explain, and to ensure the whole code -is properly tested, we have the -tests. And the coverage is available here. At the time of writing the coverage has 98.76% code lines tested.
- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - + +This milestone could be just this, what's different from any other ActivityPub +plugin? How is it better than v2's?
+It's better in how it's organised and extensible, check the EVENTS.md for examples.
+... All right, all right, it's not just it.
- -First, the user panel section where the desired preferences are selected: -
- -Upon sending the previous form, the user is redirected to order their selection: -
- -Finally, when posting the language with the highest priority is selected by default.
- -However, by accessing "Additional options", another language may be selected. The resulting
-note will have the html lang
attribute according to it.
The posting widget itself: -
- -We can now show you the notes you can read, but for groups, this mean that you -can access umbrella groups and filter the feeds to see what's in your language -and even region.
- -For too long the fediverse struggled with languages, this step makes it easier -for actual internationalization of the free network.
- --
- - - - - - - -]]>-
- - - - - - - - -]]>compare
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clear from the really low number of violations found, but there's
always room for improvement :)
+
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It also allows plugins such as ActivityPub to translate every collection automatically.
+We also introduced the Circle component, which has a UI similar to the
+Attachments Collections,
+and enables circle mentions with @#circle_name
.