42 lines
1.3 KiB
PHP
42 lines
1.3 KiB
PHP
<?php
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/*
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When an Activity is received (i.e. POSTed) to an Actor's outbox, the server must:
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0. Make sure the request is authenticated
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1. Add the Activity to the Actor's outbox collection in the DB
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2. Deliver the Activity to the appropriate inboxes based on the received Activity
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This involves discovering all the inboxes, including nested ones if the target
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is a collection, deduplicating inboxes, and the POSTing the Activity to each
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target inbox.
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3. Perform side effects as necessary
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*/
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namespace outbox;
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function create_outbox_table() {
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global $wpdb;
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$wpdb->query(
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"
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CREATE TABLE IF NOT EXISTS activitypub_outbox (
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id INT UNSIGNED AUTO_INCREMENT PRIMARY KEY,
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actor VARCHAR(128) NOT NULL,
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activity TEXT NOT NULL
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);
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"
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);
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}
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function create_activity( $actor, $activity ) {
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// TODO validate activity and actor; handle errors
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global $wpdb;
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$activity_json = wp_json_encode($activity);
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$wpdb->insert( 'activitypub_outbox',
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array(
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"actor" => $actor,
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"activity" => $activity_json,
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) );
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return json_decode( $wpdb->get_var( sprintf(
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"SELECT activity FROM activitypub_outbox WHERE id = %d", $wpdb->insert_id
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) ) );
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}
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?>
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