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Adding shorthand federated object searching.
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@ -45,11 +45,19 @@ pub enum SearchAcceptedObjects {
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/// Attempt to parse the query as URL, and fetch an ActivityPub object from it.
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///
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/// Some working examples for use with the docker/federation/ setup:
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/// http://lemmy_alpha:8540/c/main
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/// http://lemmy_alpha:8540/u/lemmy_alpha
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/// http://lemmy_alpha:8540/c/main, or /c/main@lemmy_alpha:8540
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/// http://lemmy_alpha:8540/u/lemmy_alpha, or /u/lemmy_alpha@lemmy_alpha:8540
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/// http://lemmy_alpha:8540/p/3
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pub fn search_by_apub_id(query: &str, conn: &PgConnection) -> Result<SearchResponse, Error> {
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let query_url = Url::parse(&query)?;
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// Parse the shorthand query url
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let query_url = if query.contains('@') {
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let split = query.split('@').collect::<Vec<&str>>();
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let url = format!("{}://{}{}", get_apub_protocol_string(), split[1], split[0]);
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Url::parse(&url)?
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} else {
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Url::parse(&query)?
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};
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let mut response = SearchResponse {
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type_: SearchType::All.to_string(),
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comments: vec![],
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ui/src/api_tests/api.spec.ts
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ui/src/api_tests/api.spec.ts
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@ -95,7 +95,9 @@ describe('main', () => {
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describe('follow_accept', () => {
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test('/u/lemmy_alpha follows and accepts lemmy_beta/c/main', async () => {
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// Make sure lemmy_beta/c/main is cached on lemmy_alpha
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let searchUrl = `${lemmyAlphaApiUrl}/search?q=http://lemmy_beta:8550/c/main&type_=All&sort=TopAll`;
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// Use short-hand search url
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let searchUrl = `${lemmyAlphaApiUrl}/search?q=/c/main@lemmy_beta:8550&type_=All&sort=TopAll`;
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let searchResponse: SearchResponse = await fetch(searchUrl, {
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method: 'GET',
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}).then(d => d.json());
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