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Yassine Doghri authored- add "ActivityPub" library to handle server to server federation and basic client to server protocols using activitypub: - add webfinger endpoint to look for actor - add actor definition with inbox / outbox / followers - remote follow an actor - create notes with possible preview cards - interract with favourites, reblogs and replies - block incoming actors and/or domains - broadcast/schedule activities to fediverse followers using a cron task - For castopod, the podcast is the actor: - overwrite the activitypub library for castopod's specific needs - perform basic interactions administrating a podcast to interact with fediverse users: - create notes with episode attachment - favourite and share a note + reply - add specific castopod_namespaces for podcasts and episodes definitions - overwrite CodeIgniter's Route service to include alternate-content option for activitystream requests - update episode publication logic: - remove publication inputs in create / edit episode form - publish / schedule or unpublish an episode after creation - the podcaster publishes a note when publishing an episode - Javascript / Typescript modules: - fix Dropdown.ts to keep dropdown menu in foreground - add Modal.ts for funding links modal - add Toggler.ts to toggle various css states in ui - User Interface: - update tailwindcss to v2 - use castopod's pine and rose colors - update public layout to a 3 column layout - add pages in public for podcast activity, episode list and notes - update episode page to include linked notes - remove previous and next episodes from episode pages - show different public views depending on whether user is authenticated or not - use Kumbh Sans and Montserrat fonts - update CodeIgniter's config files - with CodeIgniter's new requirements, update docker environments are now based on php v7.3 image - move Image entity to Libraries - update composer and npm packages to latest versions closes #69 #65 #85, fixes #51 #91 #92 #88Yassine Doghri authored- add "ActivityPub" library to handle server to server federation and basic client to server protocols using activitypub: - add webfinger endpoint to look for actor - add actor definition with inbox / outbox / followers - remote follow an actor - create notes with possible preview cards - interract with favourites, reblogs and replies - block incoming actors and/or domains - broadcast/schedule activities to fediverse followers using a cron task - For castopod, the podcast is the actor: - overwrite the activitypub library for castopod's specific needs - perform basic interactions administrating a podcast to interact with fediverse users: - create notes with episode attachment - favourite and share a note + reply - add specific castopod_namespaces for podcasts and episodes definitions - overwrite CodeIgniter's Route service to include alternate-content option for activitystream requests - update episode publication logic: - remove publication inputs in create / edit episode form - publish / schedule or unpublish an episode after creation - the podcaster publishes a note when publishing an episode - Javascript / Typescript modules: - fix Dropdown.ts to keep dropdown menu in foreground - add Modal.ts for funding links modal - add Toggler.ts to toggle various css states in ui - User Interface: - update tailwindcss to v2 - use castopod's pine and rose colors - update public layout to a 3 column layout - add pages in public for podcast activity, episode list and notes - update episode page to include linked notes - remove previous and next episodes from episode pages - show different public views depending on whether user is authenticated or not - use Kumbh Sans and Montserrat fonts - update CodeIgniter's config files - with CodeIgniter's new requirements, update docker environments are now based on php v7.3 image - move Image entity to Libraries - update composer and npm packages to latest versions closes #69 #65 #85, fixes #51 #91 #92 #88
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