Expose external accounts as virtual Org Social feeds that any client
can follow with a plain #+FOLLOW: line:
- /bridge/activitypub/@{user}@{instance}/ bridges a Mastodon or any
ActivityPub account (WebFinger, actor and paginated outbox; only
public top-level notes, with CW, hashtags, language and attachments)
- /bridge/rss/?url={feed} bridges any RSS/Atom feed (entry title as
*** sub-heading, converted body and link to the original article)
Registration is implicit on first GET. Bridged data is stored in the
existing Profile/Post tables so /profile/, /search/ and the rest of
the API work on bridged feeds. Active bridges are refreshed every 15
minutes; bridges unrequested for 90 days are cleaned up.
Remote HTML is converted to Org text, escaping headline-like lines so
external content cannot inject posts. Fetches enforce the Webmention
SSRF protections, a 10s timeout and a 5MB size cap. Bridged posts
never queue Webmentions nor publish notifications.
New GET /profile/?feed={url} endpoint that returns the list of feed URLs
that follow the given profile, using the existing Follow model.
Includes cache support, 400/404 error handling, and 8 unit tests.
This commit introduces three new REST API endpoints to the Org Social Relay:
1. /reactions/ - Retrieves reactions (posts with mood emojis) to a user's posts
2. /replies-to/ - Gets direct replies to a user's posts (excluding reactions and poll votes)
3. /notifications/ - Unified endpoint combining mentions, reactions, and replies with optional type filtering
Implementation details:
- All endpoints follow the existing API pattern with caching, validation, and error handling
- Comprehensive test suites with 35 passing tests
- Updated README with full documentation and examples
- Integrated into Django settings and URL configuration
- Code formatted with Ruff
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Implemented comprehensive polls API endpoints for Org Social Relay:
- GET /polls/ - List all active polls in the system
- GET /polls/?feed=<url> - Get polls for a specific feed
- GET /polls/?voter=<url> - Get votes cast by a specific voter
- GET /polls/votes/?feed=<url>&poll_id=<id> - Get votes for a specific poll
Features:
- Complete API endpoints with proper error handling
- Comprehensive test suite with 15 test cases
- Caching for improved performance
- Response format compliance with existing API patterns
- Support for filtering active vs expired polls
- Vote counting and aggregation
- Query parameter validation
Technical details:
- Created new Django app 'polls' in app/polls/
- Added polls app to Django settings and URL configuration
- Uses existing poll models from feeds app (PollOption, PollVote)
- Follows established patterns for API responses and error handling
- All tests passing with proper Given/When/Then structure
