use crate::{fetcher::webfinger::webfinger_resolve_actor, ActorType}; use activitypub_federation::traits::ApubObject; use itertools::Itertools; use lemmy_api_common::utils::blocking; use lemmy_db_schema::traits::ApubActor; use lemmy_utils::error::LemmyError; use lemmy_websocket::LemmyContext; pub mod post_or_comment; pub mod search; pub mod user_or_community; pub mod webfinger; /// Resolve actor identifier (eg `!news@example.com`) from local database to avoid network requests. /// This only works for local actors, and remote actors which were previously fetched (so it doesnt /// trigger any new fetch). #[tracing::instrument(skip_all)] pub async fn resolve_actor_identifier( identifier: &str, context: &LemmyContext, include_deleted: bool, ) -> Result where Actor: ApubObject + ApubObject + ActorType + Send + 'static, for<'de2> ::ApubType: serde::Deserialize<'de2>, DbActor: ApubActor + Send + 'static, { // remote actor if identifier.contains('@') { let (name, domain) = identifier .splitn(2, '@') .collect_tuple() .expect("invalid query"); let name = name.to_string(); let domain = format!("{}://{}", context.settings().get_protocol_string(), domain); let actor = blocking(context.pool(), move |conn| { DbActor::read_from_name_and_domain(conn, &name, &domain) }) .await?; if actor.is_ok() { Ok(actor?) } else { // Fetch the actor from its home instance using webfinger let id = webfinger_resolve_actor::(identifier, context, &mut 0).await?; let actor: DbActor = blocking(context.pool(), move |conn| { DbActor::read_from_apub_id(conn, &id) }) .await?? .expect("actor exists as we fetched just before"); Ok(actor) } } // local actor else { let identifier = identifier.to_string(); Ok( blocking(context.pool(), move |conn| { DbActor::read_from_name(conn, &identifier, include_deleted) }) .await??, ) } }