Friends, follows, blocks, invites #14

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notplants · 2022-01-13T19:30:17Z

notplants commented

2022-01-13 19:30:17 +00:00

For the next set of features needed for PeachCloud, we may need to add more additional features to kuska:

friends
follows
followers
blocks
create invite

Some of these commands, using sbotcli, but what are the exact muxrpc calls to make?

sbotcli friends hops --dist 0
(what are the other friends commands, for getting follows, followers and blocks?)
sbotcli invite create --uses 100

For the next set of features needed for PeachCloud, we may need to add more additional features to kuska: - friends - follows - followers - blocks - create invite Some of these commands, using sbotcli, but what are the exact muxrpc calls to make? - sbotcli friends hops --dist 0 (what are the other friends commands, for getting follows, followers and blocks?) - sbotcli invite create --uses 100

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notplants referenced this issue

2022-01-13 19:38:14 +00:00

Add get_about_info function #15

glyph commented

2022-01-14 08:30:36 +00:00

@notplants

The follow-related calls in sbotcli are defined in friend.go. The code there gives me a basic idea of the required MUX-RPC calls:

muxrpc.Method{"friends", "isFollowing"}, arg

muxrpc.Method{"friends", "hops"}, arg

muxrpc.Method{"friends", "blocks"}, args...

The API docs for the JS ssb-friends module fills in most of the blanks (the README has detailed docs about each method):

ssb.friends.isFollowing(opts, cb) ("async" muxrpc API)

ssb.friends.hops([opts,] cb) ("async" muxrpc API)

ssb.friends.isBlocking(opts, cb) ("async" muxrpc API)

Here is the Go code for accepting / using an invite (legacy.go):

muxrpc.Method{"invite", "use"}, param

And creating:

muxrpc.Method{"invite", "create"}

I'm not entirely sure of the shape of the optional parameters for invite creation (the uses flag), but I should be able to figure it out with some tinkering.

@notplants The follow-related calls in sbotcli are defined in [`friend.go`](https://github.com/cryptoscope/ssb/blob/a781ad4ee51523df1d3858d9859c285d0eeb2fb1/cmd/sbotcli/friends.go). The code there gives me a basic idea of the required MUX-RPC calls: ```go muxrpc.Method{"friends", "isFollowing"}, arg muxrpc.Method{"friends", "hops"}, arg muxrpc.Method{"friends", "blocks"}, args... ``` The API docs for the JS [`ssb-friends`](https://github.com/ssbc/ssb-friends) module fills in most of the blanks (the README has detailed docs about each method): ```javascript ssb.friends.isFollowing(opts, cb) ("async" muxrpc API) ssb.friends.hops([opts,] cb) ("async" muxrpc API) ssb.friends.isBlocking(opts, cb) ("async" muxrpc API) ``` Here is the Go code for accepting / using an invite ([`legacy.go`](https://github.com/cryptoscope/ssb/blob/master/invite/legacy.go)): ```go muxrpc.Method{"invite", "use"}, param ``` And creating: ```go muxrpc.Method{"invite", "create"} ``` I'm not entirely sure of the shape of the optional parameters for invite creation (the `uses` flag), but I should be able to figure it out with some tinkering.

glyph commented

2022-02-15 13:02:29 +00:00

This functionality has now been implemented, both in kuska and golgi.

glyph closed this issue

2022-02-15 13:02:29 +00:00

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