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Because #BotsInSpace is shutting down (
) I'm looking for a new home for my bots.
Because #BotsInSpace is shutting down () I'm looking for a new home for my bots.
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@Edent Can you share the link to the actor JSON for the bot too, please? Could it be that itβs not properly referenced from there?
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@lewis It is colours.bots.edent.tel/colours (but you have to request it with the right accept header.)
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Terence Edenreplied to Terence Eden last edited by [email protected]
I *think* I've got this #ActivityPub syntax correct.
http://colours.bots.edent.tel/followers
That should be paginated followers, but I can't see the followers in any Mastodon client.
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@jsonarray I registered [email protected] but I can't get it to send me the email verification link. I've tried like three times.
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@Edent Ever find any new info about this? I'm creating my follower endpoint now and curious if I need to do something undocumented
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@librenews nope! Not a clue. And I don't know how to get Mastodon to force a refresh.
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@jsonarray Did you approve the email too?
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A few updates to #ActivityBot - the super simple Fediverse Bot Server you can run anywhere.
New features:
Send direct messages to users
Follow, Unfollow, Block, and Unblock other accounts
Bridge to BlueSky with your domain name via Bridgy FedFind out more - https://gitlab.com/edent/activity-bot/
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@Edent by any chance did you implement DMs so that you could link a domain name via Bridgy Fed?
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@skylar NO! I did it for unrelated secret reasons!!!!
(ΚΈα΅Λ’)
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nice job! Ever thought of a standard feature like the bot reposting a small group of fediverse account ? For example, pixelfed is not compatible with bridgy fed
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@luca I don't really understand what you mean. But I think you should build it.
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Can someone who is better at #ActivityPub syntax tell me what I've done wrong?
My bot @colours has a list of all its followers at
https://colours.bots.edent.tel/followers
But they're not being picked up by Mastodon.
The MIME type is correct, the JSON is valid, the pagination works, it responds to signed requests.
What super-obvious thing am I missing here?
