Hmm, this could be a way to update notifications if the post or comment is edited as well.
This is now possible to view on the instances page. I redesigned the UI of the filters a bit to try to make it a bit easier to filter by either online state (Online, Dormant, etc.) or by federation status. Let me know if you have any feedback!
We're cooking up an automatically-updated swagger / openapi solution right now
If anybody wants to weigh in on this:
- Here is the first PR about this adding the dependencies and documenting the first endpoint.
- Here is the generated swagger ui live on my instance for your perusal
I can definitively say that the only way to access topics and feeds is through the web ui. Either the desktop interface or through the PWA on a mobile device would do it.
The reason no other apps have topic/feed support yet is because topics and feeds haven't yet been added to the piefed api. It's something that we want to do, but the api is still very new for piefed, and it is very much a work in progress, adding features as we get the chance to code them. I do know that it is something that the app developers want too (example). So, it will take some time, but I expect it to come sooner or later.
This has to be an api problem as the web ui doesn't seem to suffer from this and it is being reported for multiple apps now in these comments. rimu was just working on optimizing these api routes within the past day to make them more responsive, but I am guessing that a filtering step must have been missed as collateral damage.
Just to add on to this, the web ui for piefed is the native client and basically every feature comes to the web ui first. The api that other frontends/clients is very much a work in progress and only exposes a subset of piefed's features (so far).
In addition to this, these other clients are basically only using the same api routes that lemmy has since that is what they were designed for. So, they don't really have many (or any) features that are piefed-only.
Edit: The PWA for piefed is quite usable and I have put a lot of effort into the UI changes I have contributed to make sure that the interface reacts well down to small screen sizes. So, give that a shot to get the full piefed experience.
Yeah that's where I tend to post most often since that is a lot of what I work on.
Most recently I have been reworking notification formatting.
In that case, I would probably suggest Zulip. Rimu has a dedicated topic for new features as he rolls them out. Also, that is usually my first stop when I am looking for feedback on a UI change.
A couple places:
- chat.piefed.social - real-time chatting with users/devs using Zulip (you can log in with your piefed.social email+password, or create an account)
- There is a public matrix space if you don't like or want to use zulip.
- This community or !piefed_help@piefed.social are good places to provide feedback if you want
- The codeberg repo is a good place to create issues that are more persistent and where you can keep up to date with active development efforts
I loved this show. It was so needlessly well produced. Probably one of the darkest comedies I have seen in some time.
The manga is great as well.
Would this enable something like Lemmy Webhook or other kinds of automod plugins then if I am understanding this right?
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Posting here is totally fine. Not everybody has a codeberg account or has any idea what git is. Feel free to ask away wherever makes the most sense to you.
If you do feel like poking around in the code, you might want to hop on chat.piefed.social or matrix to chat through questions or issues you might have.