fedipod-server 0.28.1 → 0.30.0

package/lib/core/publisher/collections.mjs

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-// collections.mjs — the actor's published collections: the paged outbox and
-// followers, following, featured, and the owner-only pending and blocked
-// lists; and the outbox record a post or a boost goes into.
-
-import crypto from 'node:crypto';
-import * as wire from '../wire.mjs';
-import * as podOutbox from '../../pod/outbox.mjs';
-import * as podFollowers from '../../pod/followers.mjs';
-import * as podFollowing from '../../pod/following.mjs';
-import * as podFeatured from '../../pod/featured.mjs';
-import * as podPrivate from '../../pod/private.mjs';
-
-// The default for publishCollections: the whole public surface, ACLs included.
-// A caller that knows what it changed narrows it; a caller that says nothing
-// still gets everything, so a missed call site degrades to the old cost rather
-// than silently publishing nothing.
-export const ALL_COLLECTIONS = { followers: true, following: true, outbox: true, acls: true,
-  pending: true, blocked: true, featured: true };
-
-// Publish the collections a change actually TOUCHED.
-//
-// Publishing all three on every follower event cost nine pod requests where
-// two do: two reconcile reads, three collection PUTs, and three ACL PUTs
-// whose bodies are a pure function of the WebID and the target URL and so
-// are byte-identical to the ones written at setup. A new follower does not
-// change what this actor follows, and it does not change the outbox.
-//
-// `acls` is true only on the default path, which is publishProfile: that is
-// where the public surface is built, and where verifyPublicSurface already
-// checks the world can read it.
-//
-// Reconciliation stays welded to the collection it guards. It is what stops a
-// restored-and-behind machine publishing a short list over the pod's longer
-// one — erasing followers it would then stop delivering to, and erasing the
-// outbox that `rebuild` reads as its index — so a narrowed publish still runs
-// the one belonging to whatever it is about to overwrite.
-// Publish only the pages that actually changed.
-//
-// `known` is what we last wrote, so a post rewrites the newest page and the
-// head and nothing else — where the flat collection rewrote the actor's whole
-// history on every post. A page gets its ACL when it is first created; the
-// container above it is owner-only, so it cannot be inherited.
-// `force` is for the caller that publishes BECAUSE the pod does not have what
-// the digests say it has. Without it a repair republish rewrote the head and
-// skipped every page — the digests still matched the local record — so the
-// head advertised a `first:` that 404s, readPublishedOutbox came back empty,
-// rebuildStatuses recovered nothing, and the whole thing logged success. That
-// happens to an actor with one post as surely as one with five thousand.
-export async function publishOutbox(publisher, outbox, { acls = false, force = false } = {}) {
-  const { urls } = publisher;
-  const seen = publisher.store.read('published.json', {});
-  const { pages, index } = wire.outboxPaging(outbox, seen.outboxIndex || []);
-  const before = force ? {} : (seen.outboxPages || {});
-  const after = {};
-  let wrote = 0;
-
-  for (let i = 0; i < pages.length; i++) {
-    const n = i + 1;                                   // 1 = oldest
-    const doc = wire.outboxPage(urls.outbox, n, pages[i]);
-    const digest = crypto.createHash('sha256').update(JSON.stringify(doc)).digest('hex').slice(0, 16);
-    after[n] = digest;
-    if (before[n] === digest) continue;                // sealed and unchanged
-    await podOutbox.writePage(publisher.remote, wire.outboxPageId(urls.outbox, n), doc,
-      { publicRead: !before[n] || acls });
-    wrote++;
-  }
-  // Pages above the new count are orphans: the outbox shrank past them, and
-  // left where they were they keep serving activities that have been taken
-  // back. The head no longer points at them, so nothing walks to them — but
-  // the URL is guessable and public.
-  const stale = Object.keys(seen.outboxPages || {}).map(Number)
-    .filter(n => Number.isFinite(n) && n > pages.length);
-  for (const n of stale) {
-    await podOutbox.dropPage(publisher.remote, wire.outboxPageId(urls.outbox, n));
-  }
-  // The head carries totalItems, so it moves whenever the outbox does. Four
-  // lines, and constant however much you have posted.
-  await podOutbox.writeHead(publisher.remote, urls,
-    wire.outboxHead(urls.outbox, outbox.length, pages.length), { publicRead: acls });
-  publisher.store.write('published.json',
-    { ...publisher.store.read('published.json', {}), outboxPages: after, outboxIndex: index });
-  return wrote;
-}
-
-// Every activity in the published outbox, walking the pages. Also understands
-// the flat collection this used to write, so an actor published before paging
-// is still readable — which matters because rebuild reads this to recover
-// posts a lost machine no longer has.
-export async function readPublishedOutbox(publisher) {
-  const items = await podOutbox.readPublished(publisher.remote, publisher.urls);
-  return Array.isArray(items) ? items.map(wire.outboxLocalItem) : items;
-}
-
-// The followers collection, paged like the outbox: a head that carries only
-// the count and the page bounds, and page documents holding the actor IRIs —
-// so a remote server reads a small head and walks pages instead of pulling one
-// document that grows without limit. Regenerated from the in-memory follow
-// graph: a follow extends the newest page and an unfollow leaves its page one
-// short (wire.pageItems), so only the pages that changed are rewritten.
-export async function publishFollowers(publisher, actors, { acls = false, force = false } = {}) {
-  const { urls } = publisher;
-  const seen = publisher.store.read('published.json', {});
-  const { pages, index } = wire.followersPaging(actors, seen.followersIndex || []);
-  const before = force ? {} : (seen.followersPages || {});
-  const after = {};
-
-  for (let i = 0; i < pages.length; i++) {
-    const n = i + 1;
-    const doc = wire.followersPage(urls.followers, n, pages[i], pages.length);
-    const digest = crypto.createHash('sha256').update(JSON.stringify(doc)).digest('hex').slice(0, 16);
-    after[n] = digest;
-    if (before[n] === digest) continue;                // unchanged page
-    await podFollowers.writePage(publisher.remote, wire.followersPageId(urls.followers, n), doc,
-      { publicRead: !before[n] || acls });
-  }
-  // Pages the collection shrank past would keep serving names that no longer
-  // follow; the head stops pointing at them but the URL is guessable.
-  const stale = Object.keys(seen.followersPages || {}).map(Number)
-    .filter(n => Number.isFinite(n) && n > pages.length);
-  for (const n of stale) {
-    await podFollowers.dropPage(publisher.remote, wire.followersPageId(urls.followers, n));
-  }
-  await podFollowers.writeHead(publisher.remote, urls,
-    wire.followersHead(urls.followers, actors.length, pages.length), { publicRead: acls });
-  publisher.store.write('published.json',
-    { ...publisher.store.read('published.json', {}), followersPages: after, followersIndex: index });
-}
-
-// Every actor in the published followers collection, walking pages. Also reads
-// the flat collection this used to write, so an actor published before paging
-// still reconciles.
-export function readPublishedFollowers(publisher) { return podFollowers.readPublished(publisher.remote, publisher.urls); }
-
-export async function publishCollections(publisher, which = ALL_COLLECTIONS) {
-  const { urls } = publisher;
-  const contacts = publisher.store.getContacts();
-  if (which.followers) {
-    // Reconcile walks the published pages, so — like the outbox — pay for it
-    // only when the local record of what is up there is missing (a restore or
-    // a copied machine), not on every ordinary save.
-    const knownF = publisher.store.read('published.json', {}).followersIndex;
-    if (which.force || !Array.isArray(knownF)) await publisher.reconcileFollowers(contacts);
-    // Bluesky-only members are not AP actors; the published collection
-    // lists only what a remote server could dereference.
-    const actors = contacts.followers.filter(f => !f.bsky).map(f => f.actor);
-    await publisher.publishFollowers(actors, { acls: which.acls, force: which.force });
-  }
-  if (which.following) {
-    await podFollowing.write(publisher.remote, urls,
-      wire.orderedCollection(urls.following, contacts.following.filter(f => f.accepted).map(f => f.actor)),
-      { publicRead: which.acls });
-  }
-  if (which.pending) await publisher.publishPending();
-  if (which.blocked) await publisher.publishBlocked();
-  // The pinned posts, written even when there are none. The actor names this
-  // collection, and a server showing the profile reads it whether or not
-  // anything was ever pinned; with no document there the pod refused every
-  // reader, a refusal nothing caches, and every server asked again.
-  if (which.featured) await publisher.publishFeatured();
-  if (which.outbox) {
-    const outbox = publisher.store.read('outbox.json', []);
-    // Reconcile reads every published page, which is the expensive part of a
-    // profile save. It is worth paying only when we are about to write pages
-    // we did not write: on a repair, or on a machine whose state no longer
-    // records what it put up there — which is exactly the restored backup the
-    // reconcile exists for. With an intact record our copy IS what the pod
-    // has, and re-reading it to confirm that is a page walk for nothing.
-    const known = publisher.store.read('published.json', {}).outboxIndex;
-    if (which.force || !Array.isArray(known)) await publisher.reconcileOutbox(outbox);
-    await publisher.publishOutbox(outbox, { acls: which.acls, force: which.force });
-  }
-}
-
-// FEP-4ccd: the follows in limbo, as owner-only collections of the Follow
-// activities themselves. Inside the private container so its ACL is
-// inherited — and published only where that ACL provably holds, the same
-// bar private posts clear. A Bluesky-only request has no Follow activity a
-// remote server could ever act on, so it is not listed.
-export async function publishPending(publisher) {
-  if (await publisher.privateReady() !== true) return;
-  const { urls } = publisher;
-  const contacts = publisher.store.getContacts();
-  await podPrivate.writePending(publisher.remote, urls, {
-    followers: wire.orderedCollection(urls.pendingFollowers,
-      publisher.store.getRequests().filter(r => r.activity && !r.bsky).map(r => r.activity)),
-    following: wire.orderedCollection(urls.pendingFollowing,
-      contacts.following.filter(f => !f.accepted && f.followActivity)
-        .map(f => f.followActivity).reverse()),
-  });
-}
-
-// FEP-c648: the blocked actors, as an owner-only collection. Actors only —
-// domain blocks are ours, and the FEP does not carry them.
-export async function publishBlocked(publisher) {
-  if (await publisher.privateReady() !== true) return;
-  const { urls } = publisher;
-  const actors = [...(publisher.store.getBlocklist().actors || [])].reverse();
-  await podPrivate.writeBlocked(publisher.remote, urls, wire.orderedCollection(urls.blocked, actors));
-}
-
-// The outbox is the public record of everything this actor has said, boosts
-// included. A post is recorded by its note id and published as its Create
-// (wire.outboxWireItem); an Announce has only a fragment id, so the activity
-// itself goes in.
-export async function recordOutbox(publisher, item) {
-  const outbox = publisher.store.read('outbox.json', []);
-  outbox.unshift(item);
-  publisher.store.write('outbox.json', outbox);
-  await publisher.publishOutbox(outbox);
-}
-
-// Taking something out of the outbox is a DECISION — a post deleted, a boost
-// undone. It leaves a mark for the same reason dropFollower does: the pod's
-// copy is rewritten right after, but a rewrite that fails would otherwise let
-// the next reconcile put the entry back. Bounded, like the follower one.
-export async function unrecordOutbox(publisher, matches) {
-  const before = publisher.store.read('outbox.json', []);
-  const outbox = before.filter(i => !matches(i));
-  const gone = before.filter(i => matches(i))
-    .map(i => (typeof i === 'string' ? i : i?.id)).filter(Boolean);
-  if (gone.length) {
-    const marks = publisher.store.read('outbox-removed.json', []).filter(r => !gone.includes(r.id));
-    const at = new Date().toISOString();
-    publisher.store.write('outbox-removed.json',
-      [...marks, ...gone.map(id => ({ id, at }))].slice(-500));
-  }
-  publisher.store.write('outbox.json', outbox);
-  await publisher.publishOutbox(outbox);
-}
-
-// The pinned posts, as the actor's featured collection — the one document a
-// remote server reads when it shows this profile's pins.
-export async function publishFeatured(publisher) {
-  const ids = publisher.store.getStatuses().filter(s => s.kind === 'post' && s.pinned).map(s => s.noteId);
-  await podFeatured.write(publisher.remote, publisher.urls, wire.orderedCollection(publisher.urls.featured, ids));
-  return ids.length;
-}