@tootapp Thanks for taking a look! We'll update the status code. Hm, you shouldn't need to login for the public timeline, https://f.tkte.ch/api/v1/timelines/public returns A-ok without logging into toot! Happy to make you an account for debugging. If you're up for it, we're on Discord (https://discord.gg/qvQ39tAMvf), IRC, whatever you'd like to help debug.
@tootapp I thought that might be the case, so I did a diff between Mastodon's /timeline/public and our /timeline/public. One thing I noticed was that Mastodon's dates were precise the the microsecond, so I tried tweaking that, no change. There are a couple optional fields that we specify that mastodon doesn't usually, but everything else _looks_ identical. toot's the only client having trouble loading the timeline at the moment :(
@tootapp Would you be able to help us with compatibility with toot!? The Takahe API is mastodon-compatible and works with most clients, but toot! is showing users a blank timeline and we're not getting any errors on our end.
It's been a lot of work, but Takahē 0.6 is finally here! https://docs.jointakahe.org/en/latest/releases/0.6/
Among other features, this includes initial Mastodon Client API support (for existing client apps), custom emoji support, reporting and moderation queues, and a lot of UI and efficiency improvements.
There's still plenty more to do, but we're excited to get to a point where a new community could be run on Takahē. We'll be opening up https://takahe.social registrations soonish too!
A possible new look for Takahe posts coming soon, moving the actions to the bottom and showing the total # of likes and boosts. Plus, a slightly tweaked, more compressed view for small screens.
@takahe @case @simon @edmistond sqlite supports multiple concurrent readers, and works fine with multiple writers (one holds the write lock and the rest just wait). It works fine for single person instances. I added the sqlite tests, but keep in mind it's not a focus of the project at the moment.
We may never be able to match the incredible achievements of #JohnMastodon, but the European Union still plays its part!
We are proud funders of Mastodon through the Next Generation Internet initiative (@EC_NGI).
Open,
Interoperable,
Decentralised,
Trust based.
@silverpill Your handling of the Accept header in /src/activitypub/views.rs#L37 appears to be broken when given more than one option, causing https://mitra.social/post/* not to redirect to https://mitra.social/objects/* when searched by post URL from some clients like Takahe. Try `http GET "https://mitra.social/post/01851b44-3234-f0dd-2c17-aab1b29659f1" "Accept:application/activity+json, application/ld+json`
Testing better image compression in Takahe _and_ getting to post pet pictures? Win/win!
ChatGPT is trained on surprisingly recent data, it could even (mostly) explain one of my open source projects!
@andrew just informed me the new Dwarf Fortress comes with a tutorial. Goodbye all productivity.
We are creating a curated 💅 and opinionated list of amazing ✨ Sphinx extensions that we want to make more visible for our users. Each of them has a small page with a live usage example and a pretty minimal configuration ⚙️ setup. Check them out at 🔗 https://sphinx-extensions.readthedocs.io/!
@webology Same! I used AWS for years, now I use dokku (a heroku clone) for my side projects. $200 a month for a dedicated box gets me 2x 512GB nvme drives, 4x 6TB spinning disk, AMD Ryzen 5 Pro 3600, 64 GB RAM, 1Gbps up & down, "unlimited" bandwith. Not the best deal but as a primarily storage server running minio (for ML models) the saving in egress alone blows AWS out of the water. Best part, it's in a data center 10 minutes away!
New blog post, "Understanding A Protocol", in which I discuss my experience implementing ActivityPub and the next steps for @takahe.
We've released Takahē version 0.5! https://docs.jointakahe.org/en/latest/releases/0.5/
Image posting and hashtags are the headline improvements this time around, but there's plenty of smaller fixes. We're going to spend the next few weeks focusing on stability and community-required features, so people can start using it with more trust!
KDE's End of Year 💰#fundraiser💰 is officially open! Your #donations will help us reach our goals, support our community, fund our events, and show the whole world 🌍 how everybody can benefit from KDE software.
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@simon I've started doing the inverse too - I make the commands and help messages hyperlinks to the online docs using Rich, https://rich.readthedocs.io/en/latest/markup.html#links
@soapdog maybe not minimal but it's small enough (and in a technology stack that I am deeply familiar with) that it's my current favourite for reading to understand how everything works: https://github.com/jointakahe/takahe @takahe
@takahe Woohoo! And sorry to everyone whose installs just broke because I decided to mess with the settings :P
Heroku/Dokku/Fly.io/etc buildpack support for Takahe, https://github.com/jointakahe/takahe/pull/62
Beta instance of Takahe up and running on dokku! Find a guide here: https://tkte.ch/articles/2022/11/26/Takahe-and-Dokku.html