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x/feoblog_client/mod.ts

a JavaScript client for feoblog written for Deno
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import * as feoblogClient from "https://deno.land/x/feoblog_client@v0.7.0/mod.ts";

Classes

A client to GET/PUT FeoBlog Items.

Private keys are stored as base58check-encoded strings. They are only necessary to sign new pieces of content. You should keep a PrivateKey in memory for as short a time as possible.

File attachments. Certain item types may allow file attachments.

A Comment is a text-only response to some other Item.

Metadata about a file attachment. All fields are REQUIRED.

Each FeoBlog user's "blog" is really a collection of "Items" of different types. It's important to keep in mind that different servers may cache different subsets of items.

A list of items available on a server. Exmaples: GET /u/{userID}/items[?before=timestamp_ms_utc] to list a single user's items. GET /u/{userID]/feed/items[?before=...] to list items in a user's feed.

The unique ID of an item is its (user_id,signature) This type encapsulates that, plus some additional metadata which

Servers should render posts at at least two URLs:

  1. /u/{userID}/[?before={timestamp_ms_utc}] should render (some number of) the user's most recent posts before timestamp_ms_utc. These may be truncated.
  2. /u/{userID}/i/{itemID}/ should render a single user post, in full.

A user profile, where a user can provide information about themselves.

Information about an Item that we're replying to.

Information about where a user's posts may be found. This lets content creators' clients know where to send posts when they're uploaded. This also lets consumers' clients know where they can find the creator's content.

A detached NaCL signature over an Item.

UserIDs in FeoBlog are NaCL signing keys.

Enums

This is redundant with the Item.item_type oneof. But it allows us to specify the type of an item in ItemLists.

Interfaces

Specifies an offset from which to start streaming items.

When we load a profile, we don't know its signature until it's loaded. Return the signature w/ the Item