OK!

[edent@mastodon.social]

RE: https://example.viii.fi/posts/69b029a4-2ee5-0f49-b23b-333d1e8ee38b.json

OK! Editing posts now works.

A fully complete #ActivityPub server in under 80KB of code.

https://gitlab.com/edent/activity-bot/

I think supporting polls will be too hard, so I'm declaring this feature complete (although not bug free) for now.

If you have any suggestions for how to improve it - let me know 🙂
#ActivityBot

[julian@activitypub.space]

@edent@mastodon.social is it fair to play ActivityPub code golf when nobody else can come close to competing? :stuck_out_tongue_closed_eyes:

[aslakr@mastodon.social]

@Edent PHP 8.5 might be diffcult on some classic webhosters, but that might change during the spring or autumn.

[nantucketlit@mastodon.social]

@Edent This is remarkable work. I don't think polls are a deal-breaker.

[gabboman@gabboman.xyz]

Im scared of implementing polls because I would have to check the get post recursively function on wafrn and oh no

[julian@activitypub.space]

@gabboman@gabboman.xyz for polls? The post sends an update every time someone votes I think.

[gabboman@gabboman.xyz]

I mean reciving votes.

It is “here is a dm with the content being the same as one of the options on the poll”

[kleisli@mastodon.social]

@Edent cool!
Btw. @example has an outdated git repository linked in the profile description.

[mdebal@vmst.io]

@Edent die() die() die()

[bracken@ruby.social]

@Edent this is exactly what I've always wanted, I'll try it out! Thanks!

[otacke@chaos.social]

@Edent I like the "die(); die(); die();" at the end. 😂

[emilis@social.linux.pizza]

@Edent Does modern PHP need this? 🤔

[edent@mastodon.social]

@emilis yes. As proven by science.

[edent@mastodon.social]

@aslakr yeah, it's a tough trade-off.
The new curl stuff in 8.5 looks essential for dealing with all the POSTing it has to do - and the new URl validation is very handy.

Happy for you to make an 8.3 fork if you think it is worth it.

[aslakr@mastodon.social]

@Edent There is also the html5 dom parser in 8.4, etc.

Nah, I suspect in Ubuntu 26.04 LTS version 8.5 will be available. For those simpler/cheaper webhosting with some oldstable Debian I suspect they use PHP packaged by SURY.

I just have to be patient.