import re from typing import Dict, Optional import httpx import urlman from django.db import models, transaction from django.template.defaultfilters import linebreaks_filter from django.utils import timezone from django.utils.safestring import mark_safe from activities.models.fan_out import FanOut from activities.models.timeline_event import TimelineEvent from core.html import sanitize_post, strip_html from core.ld import canonicalise, format_ld_date, get_list, parse_ld_date from stator.models import State, StateField, StateGraph, StatorModel from users.models.follow import Follow from users.models.identity import Identity class PostStates(StateGraph): new = State(try_interval=300) fanned_out = State() new.transitions_to(fanned_out) @classmethod async def handle_new(cls, instance: "Post"): """ Creates all needed fan-out objects for a new Post. """ post = await instance.afetch_full() # Non-local posts should not be here # TODO: This seems to keep happening. Work out how? if not post.local: print(f"Trying to run handle_new on a non-local post {post.pk}!") return cls.fanned_out # Build list of targets - mentions always included targets = set() async for mention in post.mentions.all(): targets.add(mention) # Then, if it's not mentions only, also deliver to followers if post.visibility != Post.Visibilities.mentioned: async for follower in post.author.inbound_follows.select_related("source"): targets.add(follower.source) # Fan out to each one for follow in targets: await FanOut.objects.acreate( identity=follow, type=FanOut.Types.post, subject_post=post, ) # And one for themselves if they're local if post.author.local: await FanOut.objects.acreate( identity_id=post.author_id, type=FanOut.Types.post, subject_post=post, ) return cls.fanned_out class Post(StatorModel): """ A post (status, toot) that is either local or remote. """ class Visibilities(models.IntegerChoices): public = 0 unlisted = 1 followers = 2 mentioned = 3 # The author (attributedTo) of the post author = models.ForeignKey( "users.Identity", on_delete=models.CASCADE, related_name="posts", ) # The state the post is in state = StateField(PostStates) # If it is our post or not local = models.BooleanField() # The canonical object ID object_uri = models.CharField(max_length=500, blank=True, null=True, unique=True) # Who should be able to see this Post visibility = models.IntegerField( choices=Visibilities.choices, default=Visibilities.public, ) # The main (HTML) content content = models.TextField() # If the contents of the post are sensitive, and the summary (content # warning) to show if it is sensitive = models.BooleanField(default=False) summary = models.TextField(blank=True, null=True) # The public, web URL of this Post on the original server url = models.CharField(max_length=500, blank=True, null=True) # The Post it is replying to as an AP ID URI # (as otherwise we'd have to pull entire threads to use IDs) in_reply_to = models.CharField(max_length=500, blank=True, null=True) # The identities the post is directly to (who can see it if not public) to = models.ManyToManyField( "users.Identity", related_name="posts_to", blank=True, ) # The identities mentioned in the post mentions = models.ManyToManyField( "users.Identity", related_name="posts_mentioning", blank=True, ) # Hashtags in the post hashtags = models.JSONField(blank=True, null=True) # When the post was originally created (as opposed to when we received it) published = models.DateTimeField(default=timezone.now) # If the post has been edited after initial publication edited = models.DateTimeField(blank=True, null=True) created = models.DateTimeField(auto_now_add=True) updated = models.DateTimeField(auto_now=True) class urls(urlman.Urls): view = "{self.author.urls.view}posts/{self.id}/" object_uri = "{self.author.actor_uri}posts/{self.id}/" action_like = "{view}like/" action_unlike = "{view}unlike/" action_boost = "{view}boost/" action_unboost = "{view}unboost/" def get_scheme(self, url): return "https" def get_hostname(self, url): return self.instance.author.domain.uri_domain def __str__(self): return f"{self.author} #{self.id}" def get_absolute_url(self): return self.urls.view def absolute_object_uri(self): """ Returns an object URI that is always absolute, for sending out to other servers. """ if self.local: return self.author.absolute_profile_uri() + f"posts/{self.id}/" else: return self.object_uri ### Content cleanup and extraction ### mention_regex = re.compile( r"([^\w\d\-_])@([\w\d\-_]+(?:@[\w\d\-_]+\.[\w\d\-_\.]+)?)" ) def linkify_mentions(self, content, local=False): """ Links mentions _in the context of the post_ - as in, using the mentions property as the only source (as we might be doing this without other DB access allowed) """ possible_matches = {} for mention in self.mentions.all(): if local: url = str(mention.urls.view) else: url = mention.absolute_profile_uri() possible_matches[mention.username] = url possible_matches[f"{mention.username}@{mention.domain_id}"] = url def replacer(match): precursor = match.group(1) handle = match.group(2) if handle in possible_matches: return f'{precursor}@{handle}' else: return match.group() return mark_safe(self.mention_regex.sub(replacer, content)) def safe_content_local(self): """ Returns the content formatted for local display """ return self.linkify_mentions(sanitize_post(self.content), local=True) def safe_content_remote(self): """ Returns the content formatted for remote consumption """ return self.linkify_mentions(sanitize_post(self.content)) ### Async helpers ### async def afetch_full(self): """ Returns a version of the object with all relations pre-loaded """ return ( await Post.objects.select_related("author", "author__domain") .prefetch_related("mentions", "mentions__domain") .aget(pk=self.pk) ) ### Local creation ### @classmethod def create_local( cls, author: Identity, content: str, summary: Optional[str] = None, visibility: int = Visibilities.public, ) -> "Post": with transaction.atomic(): # Find mentions in this post mention_hits = cls.mention_regex.findall(content) mentions = set() for precursor, handle in mention_hits: if "@" in handle: username, domain = handle.split("@", 1) else: username = handle domain = author.domain_id identity = Identity.by_username_and_domain( username=username, domain=domain, fetch=True, ) if identity is not None: mentions.add(identity) # Strip all HTML and apply linebreaks filter content = linebreaks_filter(strip_html(content)) # Make the Post object post = cls.objects.create( author=author, content=content, summary=summary or None, sensitive=bool(summary), local=True, visibility=visibility, ) post.object_uri = post.urls.object_uri post.url = post.absolute_object_uri() post.mentions.set(mentions) post.save() return post ### ActivityPub (outbound) ### def to_ap(self) -> Dict: """ Returns the AP JSON for this object """ value = { "to": "as:Public", "cc": [], "type": "Note", "id": self.object_uri, "published": format_ld_date(self.published), "attributedTo": self.author.actor_uri, "content": self.safe_content_remote(), "as:sensitive": self.sensitive, "url": self.absolute_object_uri(), "tag": [], } if self.summary: value["summary"] = self.summary # Mentions for mention in self.mentions.all(): value["tag"].append( { "href": mention.actor_uri, "name": "@" + mention.handle, "type": "Mention", } ) value["cc"].append(mention.actor_uri) # Remove tag and cc if they're empty if not value["cc"]: del value["cc"] if not value["tag"]: del value["tag"] return value def to_create_ap(self): """ Returns the AP JSON to create this object """ object = self.to_ap() return { "to": object["to"], "cc": object.get("cc", []), "type": "Create", "id": self.object_uri + "#create", "actor": self.author.actor_uri, "object": object, } ### ActivityPub (inbound) ### @classmethod def by_ap(cls, data, create=False, update=False) -> "Post": """ Retrieves a Post instance by its ActivityPub JSON object. Optionally creates one if it's not present. Raises KeyError if it's not found and create is False. """ # Do we have one with the right ID? created = False try: post = cls.objects.get(object_uri=data["id"]) except cls.DoesNotExist: if create: # Resolve the author author = Identity.by_actor_uri(data["attributedTo"], create=create) post = cls.objects.create( object_uri=data["id"], author=author, content=data["content"], local=False, ) created = True else: raise KeyError(f"No post with ID {data['id']}", data) if update or created: post.content = data["content"] post.summary = data.get("summary") post.sensitive = data.get("as:sensitive", False) post.url = data.get("url") post.published = parse_ld_date(data.get("published")) post.edited = parse_ld_date(data.get("updated")) post.in_reply_to = data.get("inReplyTo") # Mentions and hashtags post.hashtags = [] for tag in get_list(data, "tag"): if tag["type"].lower() == "mention": mention_identity = Identity.by_actor_uri(tag["href"], create=True) post.mentions.add(mention_identity) elif tag["type"].lower() == "as:hashtag": post.hashtags.append(tag["name"].lstrip("#")) elif tag["type"].lower() == "http://joinmastodon.org/ns#emoji": # TODO: Handle incoming emoji pass else: raise ValueError(f"Unknown tag type {tag['type']}") # Visibility and to # (a post is public if it's ever to/cc as:Public, otherwise we # regard it as unlisted for now) targets = get_list(data, "to") + get_list(data, "cc") post.visibility = Post.Visibilities.unlisted for target in targets: if target.lower() == "as:public": post.visibility = Post.Visibilities.public # Attachments # These have no IDs, so we have to wipe them each time post.attachments.all().delete() for attachment in get_list(data, "attachment"): if "http://joinmastodon.org/ns#focalPoint" in attachment: focal_x, focal_y = attachment[ "http://joinmastodon.org/ns#focalPoint" ]["@list"] else: focal_x, focal_y = None, None post.attachments.create( remote_url=attachment["url"], mimetype=attachment["mediaType"], name=attachment.get("name"), width=attachment.get("width"), height=attachment.get("height"), blurhash=attachment.get("http://joinmastodon.org/ns#blurhash"), focal_x=focal_x, focal_y=focal_y, ) post.save() return post @classmethod def by_object_uri(cls, object_uri, fetch=False): """ Gets the post by URI - either looking up locally, or fetching from the other end if it's not here. """ try: return cls.objects.get(object_uri=object_uri) except cls.DoesNotExist: if fetch: # Go grab the data from the URI response = httpx.get( object_uri, headers={"Accept": "application/json"}, follow_redirects=True, ) if 200 <= response.status_code < 300: return cls.by_ap( canonicalise(response.json(), include_security=True), create=True, update=True, ) raise cls.DoesNotExist(f"Cannot find Post with URI {object_uri}") @classmethod def handle_create_ap(cls, data): """ Handles an incoming create request """ with transaction.atomic(): # Ensure the Create actor is the Post's attributedTo if data["actor"] != data["object"]["attributedTo"]: raise ValueError("Create actor does not match its Post object", data) # Create it post = cls.by_ap(data["object"], create=True, update=True) # Make timeline events for followers if it's not a reply # TODO: _do_ show replies to people we follow somehow if not post.in_reply_to: for follow in Follow.objects.filter( target=post.author, source__local=True ): TimelineEvent.add_post(follow.source, post) # Make timeline events for mentions if they're local for mention in post.mentions.all(): if mention.local: TimelineEvent.add_mentioned(mention, post) # Force it into fanned_out as it's not ours post.transition_perform(PostStates.fanned_out) @classmethod def handle_update_ap(cls, data): """ Handles an incoming update request """ with transaction.atomic(): # Ensure the Create actor is the Post's attributedTo if data["actor"] != data["object"]["attributedTo"]: raise ValueError("Create actor does not match its Post object", data) # Find it and update it cls.by_ap(data["object"], create=False, update=True) @classmethod def handle_delete_ap(cls, data): """ Handles an incoming create request """ with transaction.atomic(): # Find our post by ID if we have one try: post = cls.by_object_uri(data["object"]["id"]) except cls.DoesNotExist: # It's already been deleted return # Ensure the actor on the request authored the post if not post.author.actor_uri == data["actor"]: raise ValueError("Actor on delete does not match object") post.delete() def debug_fetch(self): """ Fetches the Post from its original URL again and updates us with it """ response = httpx.get( self.object_uri, headers={"Accept": "application/json"}, follow_redirects=True, ) if 200 <= response.status_code < 300: return self.by_ap( canonicalise(response.json(), include_security=True), update=True, )