Per the issue, "runtime-fmt uses perma-unstable rust APIs and is
therefore susceptible to breakage".
This replaces the two calls to rt_format! with .replace() and drops the
dependency.
Fixes#769
* Percent-encode URI segments in ap_url
* Fix invalid Atoms
* Remove redundant clone according to cargo clippy
* Revert "Percent-encode URI segments in ap_url"
This reverts commit 8253aa79bd.
ActivityPub(JSON-LD) accepts URI.
See https://github.com/Plume-org/Plume/pull/764#issuecomment-623105734
* Use absolute IRI for IDs in Atom
* Reuse formatted string
* Use parent element's creation date for Atom updated if there's no post
* Remove uncecessary UTC conversion
* Extract routes::build_atom_feed function
* update compiler to recent nightly
* cargo fmt
* fix clippy
but ructe code is still complaining
* update circleci and rocket_csrf
* fix last clippy problems
* cargo fmt
* fix build issue
was caused be improper handling of recursive template (comment) by old ructe, which is fixed on newer version
* Paginate the outbox responses. Fixes#669
* Address Ana's review
* Make outbox_fetch page through instance outboxes
* Fix infinite loop in fetch_outbox
* Fix off by one
* Begin adding support for timeline
* fix some bugs with parser
* fmt
* add error reporting for parser
* add tests for timeline query parser
* add rejection tests for parse
* begin adding support for lists
also run migration before compiling, so schema.rs is up to date
* add sqlite migration
* end adding lists
still miss tests and query integration
* cargo fmt
* try to add some tests
* Add some constraint to db, and fix list test
and refactor other tests to use begin_transaction
* add more tests for lists
* add support for lists in query executor
* add keywords for including/excluding boosts and likes
* cargo fmt
* add function to list lists used by query
will make it easier to warn users when creating timeline with unknown lists
* add lang support
* add timeline creation error message when using unexisting lists
* Update .po files
* WIP: interface for timelines
* don't use diesel for migrations
not sure how it passed the ci on the other branch
* add some tests for timeline
add an int representing the order of timelines (first one will be on
top, second just under...)
use first() instead of limit(1).get().into_iter().nth(0)
remove migrations from build artifacts as they are now compiled in
* cargo fmt
* remove timeline order
* fix tests
* add tests for timeline creation failure
* cargo fmt
* add tests for timelines
* add test for matching direct lists and keywords
* add test for language filtering
* Add a more complex test for Timeline::matches, and fix TQ::matches for TQ::Or
* Make the main crate compile + FMT
* Use the new timeline system
- Replace the old "feed" system with timelines
- Display all timelines someone can access on their home page (either their personal ones, or instance timelines)
- Remove functions that were used to get user/local/federated feed
- Add new posts to timelines
- Create a default timeline called "My feed" for everyone, and "Local feed"/"Federated feed" with timelines
@fdb-hiroshima I don't know if that's how you pictured it? If you imagined it differently I can of course make changes.
I hope I didn't forgot anything…
* Cargo fmt
* Try to fix the migration
* Fix tests
* Fix the test (for real this time ?)
* Fix the tests ? + fmt
* Use Kind::Like and Kind::Reshare when needed
* Forgot to run cargo fmt once again
* revert translations
* fix reviewed stuff
* reduce code duplication by macros
* cargo fmt
* Make a distinction between moderators and admins
And rework the user list in the moderation interface, to be able to run the same action on many users,
and to have a huge list of actions whithout loosing space.
* Make user's role an enum + make it impossible for a moderator to escalate privileges
With the help of diesel-derive-enum (maybe it could be used in other places too?)
Also, moderators are still able to grant or revoke moderation rights to other people, but maybe only admins should be able to do it?
* Cargo fmt
* copy/pasting is bad
* Remove diesel-derive-enum and use an integer instead
It was not compatible with both Postgres and SQlite, because for one it generated a schema
with the "User_role" type, but for the other it was "Text"…
* Reset translations
* Use an enum to avoid magic numbers + fix the tests
* Reset translations
* Fix down.sql
