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Some ActivityPub servers refuse to embed remote objects into their own output. This is because they are not the authoritative source for these objects, and as such embedding them is always a waste of space. The follow request and follow models contain a URI, so this can be used to match them.
41 lines
916 B
Ruby
41 lines
916 B
Ruby
# frozen_string_literal: true
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class ActivityPub::Activity::Accept < ActivityPub::Activity
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def perform
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return accept_follow_for_relay if relay_follow?
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return follow_request_from_object.authorize! unless follow_request_from_object.nil?
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case @object['type']
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when 'Follow'
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accept_embedded_follow
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end
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end
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private
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def accept_embedded_follow
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target_account = account_from_uri(target_uri)
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return if target_account.nil? || !target_account.local?
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follow_request = FollowRequest.find_by(account: target_account, target_account: @account)
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follow_request&.authorize!
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end
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def accept_follow_for_relay
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relay.update!(state: :accepted)
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end
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def relay
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@relay ||= Relay.find_by(follow_activity_id: object_uri) unless object_uri.nil?
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end
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def relay_follow?
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relay.present?
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end
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def target_uri
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@target_uri ||= value_or_id(@object['actor'])
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end
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end
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