@reiver I’m still struggling to fully understand how retejo implements ActivityStreams and whether I could, in theory, hand code a static HTML page to be an ActivityPub object.
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@reiver I’m still struggling to fully understand how retejo implements ActivityStreams and whether I could, in theory, hand code a static HTML page to be an ActivityPub object. I see you reference ActivityHTML in your go-activityhtml library, but I’m not finding any documentation on this.
If possible, how might I go about turning this post which is part off this page into an ActivityStream?
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@reiver I’m still struggling to fully understand how retejo implements ActivityStreams and whether I could, in theory, hand code a static HTML page to be an ActivityPub object. I see you reference ActivityHTML in your go-activityhtml library, but I’m not finding any documentation on this.
If possible, how might I go about turning this post which is part off this page into an ActivityStream?
I am in the middle of refactoring the Retejo and related code.
go-activityhtml will deal with converting HTML to application/activity+json
(I am still in the middle of the refactor though.)
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I am in the middle of refactoring the Retejo and related code.
go-activityhtml will deal with converting HTML to application/activity+json
(I am still in the middle of the refactor though.)
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@Mastodon salaam
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@reiver I’m still struggling to fully understand how retejo implements ActivityStreams and whether I could, in theory, hand code a static HTML page to be an ActivityPub object. I see you reference ActivityHTML in your go-activityhtml library, but I’m not finding any documentation on this.
If possible, how might I go about turning this post which is part off this page into an ActivityStream?
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@phi Initially nomadic identity was only possible in Zot and Nomad protocols, but not in ActivityPub. But we figured out how to do it in ActivityPub too.
Streams is a software that implements both Nomad and ActivityPub protocols, and supports nomadic identity. There are other projects too:https://codeberg.org/ap-next/ap-next/src/branch/main/nomadpub.md
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phi in that case nomadic identity a la silverpill@mitra.social would be closer.
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julian Thanks. I think there's some confusion among the protocols for defining a single identity for the Fediverse. I've heard about the Nomad, Zot, and Streams protocols for defining a nomadic identity on Activitypub, but I'm a bit confused.
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In practice, evan worked on a proof of concept implementation with the geotagging API.
Last I heard he had a proof of concept working, but not sure if he tested it against mariusor@metalhead.club's implementation.
cc evan@cosocial.ca
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phi yes! It is very much possible in theory, but in practice it is less of a given.
What you're thinking of is having the "various fediverse platforms" — Mastodon, Pixelfed, WordPress, etc. — allow you to use your existing fediverse account, and for your interactions there to be done by that account, which might not be on the server you're on.
A lot of sites (this one included, for now) doesn't support that, but the base techniques are there.
We know we can achieve fediverse single sign-in through OAuth2, and the ActivityPub API can theoretically accomplish the latter. It's a matter of support, and it's something I want to focus on soon!
