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hongminhee, 9 days ago to mastodon

The max_id, since_id, and min_id parameters in #Mastodon's Timeline API assume that the post ID is a sortable number. (Is this correct?) #Hollo, the #ActivityPub implementation I'm building, uses UUIDs for post IDs internally, so I'm stuck on how to implement a Mastodon-compatible API.

https://docs.joinmastodon.org/methods/timelines/

#fedidev

hongminhee, 9 days ago

Is it time for me to start using UUIDv7?

hongminhee, 9 days ago

@thisismissem Okay, I guess I'll need to try UUIDv7 then!

hongminhee, 9 days ago

@julian According to @thisismissem, Mastodon uses Snowflake for ID generation.

hongminhee, 9 days ago

@thisismissem Oh, I hadn't noticed that Mastodon's Timeline API comes with a Link header. Thanks for pointing that out!

hongminhee, 13 days ago to fediverse

I actually started #Fedify because I was working on a single-user #ActivityPub implementation called #Hollo and felt like I needed some groundwork, and now that I'm somewhat done yak shaving, I'm back to working on Hollo, although I still jump back and forth between Hollo development and Fedify when I think of features I need for Fedify.

hongminhee, 13 days ago

I'm actually resisting the temptation to rewrite all of my Hollo code. 😂

hongminhee, 13 days ago

For your information, hollo (홀로) means alone in Korean.

hongminhee, 20 days ago to linux

I built #Zed for #Linux. The build succeeds on the first try, but it barely runs.

#Rust

hongminhee, 20 days ago

@annyeong I can't wait for the official binaries of Zed for Linux!

hongminhee, 22 days ago to typescript

Should I rewrite #Fedify in a programming language other than #TypeScript? 😅

https://todon.eu/@hongminhee/112359155272283786

hongminhee, 21 days ago

@thisismissem When you say ESM builds, do you mean do the Fedify package published to npm support ESM? If that's what you mean, then yes, it does.

I'm constantly improving the documentation, but it's not easy (especially writing in English as a non-native English speaker). 😅

hongminhee, 26 days ago to fediverse

I'm working on adding a CLI toolchain to #Fedify to help with debugging. The first feature I implemented is the ActivityPub object lookup.

Here's a demo.

#fedidev #ActivityPub

The demo video on my terminal

hongminhee, 26 days ago

@mariusor It depends on a public local tunnel service under the hood, haha. Here's my module for that:

https://github.com/dahlia/localtunnel

hongminhee, 26 days ago

@mariusor First of all, the library itself does not have this feature — only the CLI toolchain has it.

And these services fortunately do not require signing up! So it does not share any account of them.

hongminhee, 25 days ago

If you already have Deno installed on your system, you can try the fedify command now:

deno install -A --unstable-fs --unstable-kv --unstable-temporal -n fedify jsr:@fedify/cli@0.8.0-dev.152+7dc1eb38

hongminhee, 25 days ago

I've done some basic documentation on the fedify command:

https://unstable.fedify.dev/cli

hongminhee, 25 days ago

Fixed a bug that the option -a/--authorized-fetch did not work on Windows.

hongminhee, 24 days ago

The second feature of the #Fedify #CLI that I'm working on is ephemeral inboxes.

#fedidev #ActivityPub

hongminhee, 23 days ago

The fedify inbox command, which will be shipped in the next #Fedify release, is a tool that creates an ephemeral #ActivityPub server so that you can debug and test the activities you send.

Here's a demo of it.

https://unstable.fedify.dev/cli#fedify-inbox-ephemeral-inbox-server

#fedidev

The demo video of the