ActivityPub
Posts tagged with "ActivityPub".
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This is actually a cool idea ! In short: it’s a social, RSS-friendly radar for the open web, self-hosted, with magic-link auth, and connected to the fediverse (ActivityPub).
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I think my #Indiekit fork might be one of the very few setups where this happens: You post from Phanpy or Moshidon — regular Mastodon clients, no Micropub support at all. My custom Fedify AP answers the Mastodon client API, turns that request into a...
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Sometimes I’m wondering, what would be the cost of stopping supporting the Mastodon API layer and instead work towards proper implementation of client to servers opening the route for a universal mobile app for #fedify based AP implementation. For in...
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I can now use Phanpy properly using my AP/Fedify implementation for Indiekit !
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I need to double check my own tags.pub integration based on how it integrate with Wordpress, I think the relay part is what I’m missing
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Using Claude Code to build an ActivityPub implementation for Indiekit, based on Fedify, was the easy part. (and it was a lot of fun 😊) Building the UI to actually consume ActivityPub content, and layering a Mastodon-compatible API on top of it that...
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TLDR; What it does : Polls RSS/Atom/JSON feeds, extracts article content, detects word-level changes, shows inline diffs on a web UI, posts to the fediverse (threaded AP bot) and Bluesky, generates diff card images server-side. Stack : SvelteKit + Dr...
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It was really fun to build Newsdiff and relaunch a working version of this old idea on the Fediverse (soon Bluesky) Thanks to Fedify/Botkit from @hongminhee@hollo.social my iteration is its own AP actor on the Fediverse.
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What just shipped in 3.10.0: Fedify 2.1.0 (RFC 9421 signatures, onUnverifiedActivity, GoToSocial fix) Removed as:Endpoints workaround (6 fewer lines of patching) FEP-5feb: indexable + discoverable on actor FEP-f1d5: Rich NodeInfo (visible in the curl...
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I have added the ability to my #activitypub deployment to subscribe to https://tags.pub federated hashtags but even tho I’m subscribed to a bunch of tags I’m not getting any content. 🤔 something is wrong and an afternoon debugging this proved a few...
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Damn, I can now browse the Fediverse from my own AP instance using either my native Fedify AP reader or I can use the Mastodon API layer built-in my AP implementation to connect to my own site from #fedilab #moshidon #phanpy #elk or indiepass it’s no...
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Funny how building an ActivityPub plugin for #indiekit fully based on Fedify, migrating my Mastodon account to my own server @rick@rmendes.net and building my own UI to consume AP content from the #Fediverse made me use even more than before. This po...
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A busy day of improvements across the Indiekit ecosystem. Here’s what changed. Eleventy Theme — 10 commits The frontend got the most attention: Blog filter navigation — the blog dropdown now shows all posts per type, not just the most recent Interact...
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Released v2.4.0 of my ActivityPub plugin — unified the reader and explore processing pipelines into a single shared path. Posts now go through the same enrichment (avatars, media, quotes, hashtags) regardless of whether they come from your home timel...
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Exploring the idea of self-hosting a Bluesky PDS alongside my Indiekit instance — turning it into a dual-protocol server that federates over both ActivityPub and AT Protocol simultaneously. Inspired by Wafrn’s approach, adapted to Indiekit’s plugin a...
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This should go to my roadmap page perhaps but I’m keeping it here as a note just to remember : ActivityPub Improve Quotes display on my AP reader Improve image rendering Improve Quick Reply (replies that are not stored in this blog database and inste...
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I wish I could use IndiePass to connect to my Fedify/Indiekit ActivityPub server so to have a unified publishing/reading experience for both Indieweb and ActivityPub right now I have this but only on the browser
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The fediverse and Bluesky are often discussed as competing visions of decentralized social media. ActivityPub is a W3C standard implemented by Mastodon, Misskey, Lemmy, and hundreds of other projects. AT Protocol is Bluesky’s foundation — a different...
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What if I could deploy my own Bluesky PDS and selfhost my Bluesky data in the same way I turned my Indiekit powered blog into an ActivityPub instance overnight with Fedify ?
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I created this page to describe the Indiekit architecture powering this blog & AP server #fedify #indiekit #indieweb
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Interesting read… #fediverse
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This post is a guided tour through the architecture of the system that powers this site. It’s built on Indiekit , an open-source Node.js IndieWeb server created by Paul Robert Lloyd . I forked it because I wanted to change fundamental aspects of how...
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You can easily fork this repo, customize the tests to your usecase and then run the test suite. git clone git@github.com:rmdes/activitypub-tests.git ActivityPub / Fedify Compliance Report Field Value Target rmendes.net ( @rick ) Date 2026-02-25T10:03...
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The first time you click a Fediverse button on my site, you’ll be asked to enter your home instance — in other words, your own Fediverse server. This can be a self-hosted instance or a platform like Mastodon, Pleroma, and others. Once that’s set, cli...
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Oh My God :)) Now You can interact with my posts from your fediverse instance, by setting your instance in your browser localstorage , once this is set, click the Fediverse icon and you’ll see my post through your own mastodon/pleroma instance !
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Crafted this nice ActivityPub profile page for my Fedify/indiekit AP implementation, this is obviously for browsers, AP server receive an AP representation of my profile Screenshot below is Fedify 2.0 built in debugger
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There does not have to be a “winning” protocol. We do not build a better open social web for everyone by fighting and arguing about protocol superiority. That is not how we achieve a better open social web. Instead, we must work together, cross-polli...
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