@mariusor woot!
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@smallcircles thank you Arnold. :)
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@smallcircles thank you Arnold. :)
The codeberg issue is kind of still an ugly scratch pad rn. The thing awaits a follow-up where stuff is more organized and easier to drill down into. Proper docs eventually.
A first step may be to name the discrete and granular building blocks that one should focus on when starting out on an #ActivityPub client-to-server adventure quest. Give them consistent names. And then to map all the various projects to that as a MDN-like who-supports-what table.
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The codeberg issue is kind of still an ugly scratch pad rn. The thing awaits a follow-up where stuff is more organized and easier to drill down into. Proper docs eventually.
A first step may be to name the discrete and granular building blocks that one should focus on when starting out on an #ActivityPub client-to-server adventure quest. Give them consistent names. And then to map all the various projects to that as a MDN-like who-supports-what table.
@smallcircles GoActivityPub servers support following things for Client to Server:
* Accessing objects and collections
* Filtering the collections through query parameters (eg. ?type=Create)* Support for OAuth2 actor endpoints information and authorization
* Support for .well-known information (webfinger and now, OAuth2 client registration)* ACLs for accessing them based on recipients list - this includes collection filtering of individual items
* ACL principal extraction from OAuth2 Bearer token (or from HTTP-Signature)* Outbox Activity validation & processing (which I think is the main one :D)
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@smallcircles GoActivityPub servers support following things for Client to Server:
* Accessing objects and collections
* Filtering the collections through query parameters (eg. ?type=Create)* Support for OAuth2 actor endpoints information and authorization
* Support for .well-known information (webfinger and now, OAuth2 client registration)* ACLs for accessing them based on recipients list - this includes collection filtering of individual items
* ACL principal extraction from OAuth2 Bearer token (or from HTTP-Signature)* Outbox Activity validation & processing (which I think is the main one :D)
( @smallcircles in case you wanted a starting point )
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( @smallcircles in case you wanted a starting point )
@mariusor wonderful, thank you. It is updated on codeberg now :)
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@mariusor wonderful, thank you. It is updated on codeberg now :)
@smallcircles sometime in the future I'll have a bit more explanations about the different things to incorporate in the #GoActivityPub documentation.
I'll try to remember to ping you. :)
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@mariusor this is great, I'm looking forward to testing this 🔥
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@mariusor this is great, I'm looking forward to testing this 🔥
When you do, feel free to ping me with questions (here or on the mailing list).
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@mariusor nice!
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@mariusor did you implement the oauth metadata endpoint also? Can clients discover the registration endpoint easily?
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I'd generally discourage RFC7591 in decentralized systems due to the fact that it creates client sprawl (this is currently a problem with Mastodon's client registration mechanism, which is why we created CIMDs) — every client in RFC7591 is a distinct client, with its own
client_idandclient_secret, which can make client management interfaces difficult to implement (e.g., every time you login on a mobile device or SPA, you'll get a brand newclient_id). CIMDs solve this by anchoring client metadata to a URI, and using that URI as theclient_id.If you need to test clients using CIMDs in development, there is cimd-service however, it's currently targeting the AT Protocol ecosystem (so has a few specifics that at present there that would not necessarily make sense of ActivityPub)
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