Represents a service of any kind.
Constructors
Constructs a new instance of Service with the given values.
Parameters
The values to initialize the instance with.
The options to use for initialization.
Static Properties
The type URI of Service: https://www.w3.org/ns/activitystreams#Service.
Static Methods
Converts a JSON-LD structure to an object of this type.
Properties
Similar to
Service.getAlias,
but returns its @id URL instead of the object itself.
Similar to
Service.getAliases,
but returns their @ids instead of the objects themselves.
Similar to
Service.getAssertionMethod,
but returns its @id URL instead of the object itself.
Similar to
Service.getAssertionMethods,
but returns their @ids instead of the objects themselves.
Used on actors to indicate that they in some way identify as a cat,
expressed as a boolean value. If this property is set to true,
displaying the actor or their notes will have some special effects
attached in some clients.
Allows users to opt-in or opt-out of discoverability features like the profile directory. This flag may also be used as an indicator of the user's preferences toward being included in external discovery services, such as search engines or other indexing tools.
A JSON object which maps additional (typically server/domain-wide) endpoints which may be useful either for this actor or someone referencing this actor. This mapping may be nested inside the actor document as the value or may be a link to a JSON-LD document with these properties.
Similar to
Service.getFeatured,
but returns its @id URL instead of the object itself.
This value is used for Actor type objects to show message on followed.
Similar to
Service.getFollowers,
but returns its @id URL instead of the object itself.
Similar to
Service.getFollowing,
but returns its @id URL instead of the object itself.
Similar to
Service.getInbox,
but returns its @id URL instead of the object itself.
Whether the actor allows to be indexed.
Similar to
Service.getLiked,
but returns its @id URL instead of the object itself.
When true, conveys that for this actor, follow requests are not usually
automatically approved, but instead are examined by a person who may accept
or reject the request, at some time in the future. Setting of false
conveys no information and may be ignored. This information is typically
used to affect display of accounts, such as showing an account as private or
locked.
Whether the actor is in-memorial state.
Similar to
Service.getOutbox,
but returns its @id URL instead of the object itself.
A short username which may be used to refer to the actor, with no uniqueness guarantees.
A short username which may be used to refer to the actor, with no uniqueness guarantees.
Similar to
Service.getPublicKey,
but returns its @id URL instead of the object itself.
Similar to
Service.getPublicKeys,
but returns their @ids instead of the objects themselves.
Similar to
Service.getService,
but returns its @id URL instead of the object itself.
Similar to
Service.getServices,
but returns their @ids instead of the objects themselves.
Similar to
Service.getStreams,
but returns their @ids instead of the objects themselves.
Similar to
Service.getSuccessor,
but returns its @id URL instead of the object itself.
Reports whether a user was locally suspended, for better handling of these accounts.
Methods
Clones this instance, optionally updating it with the given values.
The aliases (alsoKnownAs) property is used to specify alternative names
or aliases for an entity. It can be used to provide additional identifiers
or labels for an entity, which can be useful in scenarios where an entity
may have multiple names or aliases.
The aliases (alsoKnownAs) property is used to specify alternative names
or aliases for an entity. It can be used to provide additional identifiers
or labels for an entity, which can be useful in scenarios where an entity
may have multiple names or aliases.
Represents this actor's public keys. It serves as equivalent to
the publicKeys property, but is used for FEP-521a compliance.
Represents this actor's public keys. It serves as equivalent to
the publicKeys property, but is used for FEP-521a compliance.
What is known in Mastodon as "pinned statuses", or statuses that are always
featured at the top of people's profiles, is implemented using an extra
property featured on the actor object that points to a Collection
of objects.
This is a list of everyone who has sent a Follow activity
for the actor, added as a
side effect.
This is where one would find a list of all the actors that are following
the actor. The followers collection MUST be either
an OrderedCollection or a Collection and MAY be filtered on
privileges of an authenticated user or as appropriate when no authentication
is given.
This is a list of everybody that the actor has followed, added as a
side effect.
The following collection MUST be either an OrderedCollection
or a Collection and MAY be filtered on privileges of
an authenticated user or as appropriate when no authentication is given.
The inbox stream contains all activities received by the actor. The server SHOULD filter content according to the requester's permission. In general, the owner of an inbox is likely to be able to access all of their inbox contents. Depending on access control, some other content may be public, whereas other content may require authentication for non-owner users, if they can access the inbox at all.
The server MUST perform de-duplication of activities returned by the inbox.
Duplication can occur if an activity is addressed both to an actor's
followers, and a specific actor who also follows the recipient actor,
and the server has failed to de-duplicate the recipients list.
Such deduplication MUST be performed by comparing the id of the activities
and dropping any activities already seen.
This is a list of every object from all of the actor's Like
activities, added as a
side effect.
The liked collection MUST be either an OrderedCollection or
a Collection and MAY be filtered on privileges of an authenticated
user or as appropriate when no authentication is given.
The outbox stream contains activities the user has published, subject to the ability of the requestor to retrieve the activity (that is, the contents of the outbox are filtered by the permissions of the person reading it). If a user submits a request without Authorization the server should respond with all of the Public posts. This could potentially be all relevant objects published by the user, though the number of available items is left to the discretion of those implementing and deploying the server.
A public part of the key pair owned by this actor.
A public part of the key pair owned by this actor.
Means of communicating or interacting with the DID subject or associated entities via one or more service endpoints. Examples include discovery services, agent services, social networking services, file storage services, and verifiable credential repository services.
Means of communicating or interacting with the DID subject or associated entities via one or more service endpoints. Examples include discovery services, agent services, social networking services, file storage services, and verifiable credential repository services.
A list of supplementary Collections which may be of interest.
Converts this object to a JSON-LD structure.