end
end
- # TODO: We presently assume that any actor on the same origin domain as the object being
- # deleted has the rights to delete that object. A better way to validate whether or not
- # the object should be deleted is to refetch the object URI, which should return either
- # an error or a tombstone. This would allow us to verify that a deletion actually took
- # place.
def handle_incoming(
- %{"type" => "Delete", "object" => object_id, "actor" => actor, "id" => id} = data,
+ %{"type" => "Delete"} = data,
_options
) do
- object_id = Utils.get_ap_id(object_id)
-
- with actor <- Containment.get_actor(data),
- {:ok, %User{} = actor} <- User.get_or_fetch_by_ap_id(actor),
- {:ok, object} <- get_obj_helper(object_id),
- :ok <- Containment.contain_origin(actor.ap_id, object.data),
- {:ok, activity} <-
- ActivityPub.delete(object, local: false, activity_id: id, actor: actor.ap_id) do
+ with {:ok, activity, _} <- Pipeline.common_pipeline(data, local: false) do
{:ok, activity}
- else
- nil ->
- case User.get_cached_by_ap_id(object_id) do
- %User{ap_id: ^actor} = user ->
- User.delete(user)
-
- nil ->
- :error
- end
-
- _e ->
- :error
end
end
Map.put(object, "conversation", object["context"])
end
+ def set_sensitive(%{"sensitive" => true} = object) do
+ object
+ end
+
def set_sensitive(object) do
tags = object["tag"] || []
Map.put(object, "sensitive", "nsfw" in tags)