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[Feature Request]: Add support for Misskey instances #816
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If the APIs are same as Mastodon, it is easy. I will consider it. |
Misskey supports Mastodon's API to a degree, but it also has its own API documentation here: https://藍.moe/api-doc (edit: see bellow) |
FYI this document is newer :) |
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refs #816 Add support for Misskey login
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It would be great if Whalebird could work with Misskey instances as well, besides Mastodon and Pleroma.
Misskey is a full microblogging member of the Fediverse, although a little less known than the other two.
Check out the project here: https://github.com/syuilo/Misskey
You would have to explore its APIs a bit of course, but generally its important to know that in Misskey, the individual posts on a timeline are called notes so a POST method for notes is an important call for viewing and interacting with the Misskey timeline, while POST api/users is an important call to interact with Misskey users. There may be other necessary calls to implement, of course.
Thank you,
Why
I like Misskey a lot due to its robust modular design and implementing support would help it with much deserved exposure. I also think that implementing support for a third decentralised microblogging software is just a natural evolution for Whalebird to take. Furthermore, Misskey's flagship instance already has 3.6k users and growing, while other instances also have considerable user-bases.
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