bookwyrm/bookwyrm/activitypub/base_activity.py

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""" basics for an activitypub serializer """
from dataclasses import dataclass, fields, MISSING
from json import JSONEncoder
from django.apps import apps
from django.db import IntegrityError, transaction
from bookwyrm.connectors import ConnectorException, get_data
from bookwyrm.tasks import app
class ActivitySerializerError(ValueError):
""" routine problems serializing activitypub json """
class ActivityEncoder(JSONEncoder):
""" used to convert an Activity object into json """
def default(self, o):
return o.__dict__
@dataclass
class Link:
""" for tagging a book in a status """
href: str
name: str
type: str = "Link"
@dataclass
class Mention(Link):
""" a subtype of Link for mentioning an actor """
type: str = "Mention"
@dataclass
class Signature:
""" public key block """
creator: str
created: str
signatureValue: str
type: str = "RsaSignature2017"
def naive_parse(activity_objects, activity_json, serializer=None):
""" this navigates circular import issues """
if not serializer:
if activity_json.get("publicKeyPem"):
# ugh
activity_json["type"] = "PublicKey"
try:
activity_type = activity_json["type"]
serializer = activity_objects[activity_type]
except KeyError as e:
raise ActivitySerializerError(e)
return serializer(activity_objects=activity_objects, **activity_json)
@dataclass(init=False)
class ActivityObject:
""" actor activitypub json """
id: str
type: str
def __init__(self, activity_objects=None, **kwargs):
"""this lets you pass in an object with fields that aren't in the
dataclass, which it ignores. Any field in the dataclass is required or
has a default value"""
for field in fields(self):
try:
value = kwargs[field.name]
if value in (None, MISSING, {}):
raise KeyError()
try:
is_subclass = issubclass(field.type, ActivityObject)
except TypeError:
is_subclass = False
# serialize a model obj
if hasattr(value, "to_activity"):
value = value.to_activity()
# parse a dict into the appropriate activity
elif is_subclass and isinstance(value, dict):
if activity_objects:
value = naive_parse(activity_objects, value)
else:
value = naive_parse(
activity_objects, value, serializer=field.type
)
except KeyError:
if field.default == MISSING and field.default_factory == MISSING:
raise ActivitySerializerError(
"Missing required field: %s" % field.name
)
value = field.default
setattr(self, field.name, value)
def to_model(self, model=None, instance=None, allow_create=True, save=True):
""" convert from an activity to a model instance """
model = model or get_model_from_type(self.type)
# only reject statuses if we're potentially creating them
if (
allow_create
and hasattr(model, "ignore_activity")
and model.ignore_activity(self)
):
raise ActivitySerializerError()
# check for an existing instance
instance = instance or model.find_existing(self.serialize())
if not instance and not allow_create:
# so that we don't create when we want to delete or update
return None
instance = instance or model()
for field in instance.simple_fields:
try:
field.set_field_from_activity(instance, self)
except AttributeError as e:
raise ActivitySerializerError(e)
# image fields have to be set after other fields because they can save
# too early and jank up users
for field in instance.image_fields:
field.set_field_from_activity(instance, self, save=save)
if not save:
return instance
with transaction.atomic():
# we can't set many to many and reverse fields on an unsaved object
try:
try:
instance.save(broadcast=False)
except TypeError:
instance.save()
except IntegrityError as e:
raise ActivitySerializerError(e)
# add many to many fields, which have to be set post-save
for field in instance.many_to_many_fields:
# mention books/users, for example
field.set_field_from_activity(instance, self)
# reversed relationships in the models
for (
model_field_name,
activity_field_name,
) in instance.deserialize_reverse_fields:
# attachments on Status, for example
values = getattr(self, activity_field_name)
if values is None or values is MISSING:
continue
model_field = getattr(model, model_field_name)
# creating a Work, model_field is 'editions'
# creating a User, model field is 'key_pair'
related_model = model_field.field.model
related_field_name = model_field.field.name
for item in values:
set_related_field.delay(
related_model.__name__,
instance.__class__.__name__,
related_field_name,
instance.remote_id,
item,
)
return instance
def serialize(self):
""" convert to dictionary with context attr """
data = self.__dict__.copy()
# recursively serialize
for (k, v) in data.items():
try:
if issubclass(type(v), ActivityObject):
data[k] = v.serialize()
except TypeError:
pass
data = {k: v for (k, v) in data.items() if v is not None}
data["@context"] = "https://www.w3.org/ns/activitystreams"
return data
@app.task
@transaction.atomic
def set_related_field(
model_name, origin_model_name, related_field_name, related_remote_id, data
):
""" load reverse related fields (editions, attachments) without blocking """
model = apps.get_model("bookwyrm.%s" % model_name, require_ready=True)
origin_model = apps.get_model("bookwyrm.%s" % origin_model_name, require_ready=True)
with transaction.atomic():
if isinstance(data, str):
existing = model.find_existing_by_remote_id(data)
if existing:
data = existing.to_activity()
else:
data = get_data(data)
activity = model.activity_serializer(**data)
# this must exist because it's the object that triggered this function
instance = origin_model.find_existing_by_remote_id(related_remote_id)
if not instance:
raise ValueError("Invalid related remote id: %s" % related_remote_id)
# set the origin's remote id on the activity so it will be there when
# the model instance is created
# edition.parentWork = instance, for example
model_field = getattr(model, related_field_name)
if hasattr(model_field, "activitypub_field"):
setattr(
activity, getattr(model_field, "activitypub_field"), instance.remote_id
)
item = activity.to_model()
# if the related field isn't serialized (attachments on Status), then
# we have to set it post-creation
if not hasattr(model_field, "activitypub_field"):
setattr(item, related_field_name, instance)
item.save()
def get_model_from_type(activity_type):
""" given the activity, what type of model """
models = apps.get_models()
model = [
m
for m in models
if hasattr(m, "activity_serializer")
and hasattr(m.activity_serializer, "type")
and m.activity_serializer.type == activity_type
]
if not model:
raise ActivitySerializerError(
'No model found for activity type "%s"' % activity_type
)
return model[0]
def resolve_remote_id(
remote_id, model=None, refresh=False, save=True, get_activity=False
):
""" take a remote_id and return an instance, creating if necessary """
if model: # a bonus check we can do if we already know the model
result = model.find_existing_by_remote_id(remote_id)
if result and not refresh:
return result if not get_activity else result.to_activity_dataclass()
# load the data and create the object
try:
data = get_data(remote_id)
except ConnectorException:
raise ActivitySerializerError(
"Could not connect to host for remote_id in: %s" % (remote_id)
)
# determine the model implicitly, if not provided
if not model:
model = get_model_from_type(data.get("type"))
# check for existing items with shared unique identifiers
result = model.find_existing(data)
if result and not refresh:
return result if not get_activity else result.to_activity_dataclass()
item = model.activity_serializer(**data)
if get_activity:
return item
# if we're refreshing, "result" will be set and we'll update it
return item.to_model(model=model, instance=result, save=save)