Retrieves care closures for the given IDs.

Parameters

• ids: A list of IDs to find care closures for.

Examples

iex> care_closures(["id1", "id2"])

Retrieves a list of objects that are taken care of by the given caretaker IDs.

Parameters

• ids: A list of caretaker IDs.

Examples

iex> care_taken(["caretaker1", "caretaker2"])
[%Object{}, %Object{}]

Casts various attributes for an object changeset.

Handles casting:

• Creator
• Caretaker
• Threaded replies (when present)
• Tags/Mentions (when present)
• ACLs
• Activity

Examples

iex> cast(changeset, %{}, user, [])
%Ecto.Changeset{}

Casts basic attributes for an object changeset.

Handles casting:

• Creator
• Caretaker
• ACLs

Examples

iex> cast_basic(changeset, %{}, user, [])
%Ecto.Changeset{}

Casts minimal attributes for an object changeset.

Handles casting:

• ACLs

Examples

iex> cast_mini(changeset, %{}, user, [])
%Ecto.Changeset{}

Casts attributes for publishing an object.

Handles casting:

• ACLs
• Activity
• Feed Publishes

Examples

iex> cast_publish(changeset, %{}, user, [])
%Ecto.Changeset{}

Casts the object sensitivity on a changeset.

Examples

iex> cast_sensitivity(%Changeset{}, true)
%Changeset{}

Deletes an object if the current users (provided in opts) has permission to, along with related associations (such as mixins).

Examples

iex> delete(%Object{}, current_user: me)
{:ok, %Object{}}

Deletes objects that are taken care of by the given main object(s).

This function recursively deletes caretakers and their objects, except for the original object (i.e if Alice is a user who takes care of some posts but also a group that in turn takes care of some posts or boosts, it will delete all of those except Alice herself).

Parameters

• main: The main object or list of objects to start the deletion from.

Examples

iex> delete_caretaken(%Object{id: "main_id"})
{:ok, [%Object{}, %Object{}]}

Callback implementation for Bonfire.Federate.ActivityPub.FederationModules.federation_module/0.

Lists objects in a paginated manner.

Examples

iex> list_paginated([type: :post], [])
%Page{}

Attempts a generic deletion of an object, to be used when no specific delete function is defined for a schema.

Parameters

• type: The type of the object to delete.
• object: The object to delete.
• options: A keyword list of options for the deletion.

Examples

iex> maybe_generic_delete(MyApp.SomeType, %MyApp.SomeType{}, [])
{:ok, %MyApp.SomeType{}}

Gets the creator of an object (if preloaded)

Examples

iex> object_creator(%Object{})
%User{}

Gets the permalink for an object.

Examples

iex> permalink(%{canonical_uri: "https://example.com/object/123"})
"https://example.com/object/123"

Preloads the creator for an object.

Examples

iex> preload_creator(%Object{})
%Object{}

Preloads the reply creator for an object.

Examples

iex> preload_reply_creator(%Object{})
%Object{replied: %{reply_to: ...}}

Publishes an object.

Examples

iex> publish(%User{}, :create, %Object{}, [], __MODULE__)
{:ok, %Activity{}}

Returns a basic query over undeleted pointable objects in the system, optionally limited to one or more types.

Reads an object by its ID.

Examples

iex> read("123", [])
{:ok, %{id: "123", activity: %{}}}

Resets the preset boundary for an object.

Examples

iex> reset_preset_boundary(%User{}, %Object{}, "public", [], __MODULE__)
{:ok, %Boundary{}}

Runs an epic for a given type and options.

Parameters

• type: The type of epic to run.
• options: A keyword list of options for the epic.
• on: The key in the epic's assigns to return (default: :object).

Examples

iex> run_epic(:delete, [object: %Object{}])
{:ok, %Object{}}

Sets boundaries for an object.

Examples

iex> set_boundaries(%User{}, %Object{}, [], __MODULE__)
[boundary: "public", to_circles: [], to_feeds: []]

Sets the name/title of an object.

Examples

iex> set_name("123", "New Name", [])
{:ok, %Object{id: "123", named: %{name: "New Name"}}}

Sets the sensitivity of an existing object.

Examples

iex> set_sensitivity(%Object{sensitive: %{}}, true)
{:ok, %Object{}}