FeedService
Functions
Get a view of an actor's 'author feed' (post and reposts by the author). Does not require auth.
Get a view of an actor's 'author feed' (post and reposts by the author). Does not require auth.
Get a hydrated feed from an actor's selected feed generator. Implemented by App View.
Get a hydrated feed from an actor's selected feed generator. Implemented by App View.
Get a view of an actor's 'author feed' (post and reposts by the author). Does not require auth.
Get a hydrated feed from an actor's selected feed generator. Implemented by App View.
Get information about a feed generator. Implemented by AppView.
Get like records which reference a subject (by AT-URI and CID).
Gets post views for a specified list of posts (by AT-URI). This is sometimes referred to as 'hydrating' a 'feed skeleton'.
Get posts in a thread. Does not require auth, but additional metadata and filtering will be applied for authed requests.
Get a list of reposts for a given post.
Get a view of the requesting account's home timeline. This is expected to be some form of reverse-chronological feed.
Get like records which reference a subject (by AT-URI and CID).
Get like records which reference a subject (by AT-URI and CID).
Get a list of reposts for a given post.
Get a list of reposts for a given post.
Find posts matching search criteria, returning views of those posts. Note that this API endpoint may require authentication (eg, not public) for some service providers and implementations.
Find posts matching search criteria, returning views of those posts. Note that this API endpoint may require authentication (eg, not public) for some service providers and implementations.
Find posts matching search criteria, returning views of those posts. Note that this API endpoint may require authentication (eg, not public) for some service providers and implementations.
Get a view of the requesting account's home timeline. This is expected to be some form of reverse-chronological feed.
Get a view of the requesting account's home timeline. This is expected to be some form of reverse-chronological feed.