Got a web site? Want to publish your posts to social networks? Want to see comments, likes, and more on your site? Bridgy copies them back for you.
See the docs for more details.
License: This project is placed in the public domain.
Most dependencies are in git submodules. Be sure to run
git submodule update --init --recursive after you clone the repo.
Requires the App Engine SDK
and looks for it in the GAE_SDK_ROOT environment variable,
/usr/local/google_appengine, or ~/google_appengine, in that order.
You can run the unit tests with alltests.py. If you send a pull request,
please include (or update) a test for the new functionality if possible!
This command runs the tests, pushes any changes in your local repo(s), and deploys to App Engine:
./alltests.py && cd activitystreams && ./alltests.py && cd .. && \
git push --recurse-submodules=on-demand && \
~/google_appengine/appcfg.py --oauth2 update .Most dependencies are clean, but we've made patches to some that we haven't (yet) tried to push upstream. If we ever switch submodule repos for those dependencies, make sure the patches are included!
- snarfed/gdata-python-client@fabb6227361612ac4fcb8bef4438719cb00eaa2b
- snarfed/gdata-python-client@8453e3388d152ac650e22d219fae36da56d9a85d
The datastore is automatically backed up by a
cron job
that runs
Datastore Admin backup
and stores the results in
Cloud Storage, in the
brid-gy.appspot.com bucket.
It backs up all entities weekly, and all entities except Response and
SyndicatedPost daily, since they make up 92% of all entities by size and
they aren't as critical to keep.
We use this command to set a Cloud Storage lifecycle policy on that bucket that deletes all files over 30 days old:
gsutil lifecycle set cloud_storage_lifecycle.json gs://brid-gy.appspot.com
Here are remote_api_shell and shell commands for generating the statistics published at brid.gy/about#stats:
# remote_api_shell
from models import Response
cursor = None
with open('sent_urls', 'w') as sent, open('unsent_urls', 'w') as unsent:
while True:
results, cursor, _ = Response.query(
# projection=[Response.sent,Response.skipped,Response.error,Response.failed]
).fetch_page(100, start_cursor=cursor)
if not results:
break
for r in results:
print >> sent, '\n'.join(r.sent)
print >> unsent, '\n'.join(r.skipped + r.error + r.failed)
# shell
sort sent_urls | uniq > sent_uniq
cut -f3 -d/ sent_uniq | sed 's/^www\.//' | sort --ignore-case | uniq -i > sent_domains
wc sent_urls sent_uniq sent_domains