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@actionsflow/trigger-activitypub
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@actionsflow/activitypub-trigger
This is an Actionsflow trigger for ActivityPub.
npm i @actionsflow/trigger-activitypub --save
on:
activitypub:
host: example.org
user: test
host
, required, hostname of source ActivityPub instanceuser
, required, source user accountYou can use General Config for Actionsflow Trigger for more customization.
This trigger's outputs will be the following object.
An outputs example:
{
"uri": "uniqueId",
"message": "hello world title",
"replyto": "optionalUniqueReplyId"
}
You can use the outputs like this:
jobs:
print:
name: Print
runs-on: ubuntu-latest
steps:
- name: Print Post Outputs
env:
uri: ${{on.activitypub.outputs.uri}}
message: ${{on.activitypub.outputs.message}}
reply: ${{ on.activitypub.outputs.replyto}}
run: |
echo uri: $uri
echo message: $message
echo reply: $reply
Please note that:
T - 30
will be ignored to prevent accidental spamming.en
(English) language code.FAQs
Actionsflow trigger for ActivityPub
The npm package @actionsflow/trigger-activitypub receives a total of 3 weekly downloads. As such, @actionsflow/trigger-activitypub popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that @actionsflow/trigger-activitypub demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 4 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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