Ojak

A bridge between your application and the fediverse.

Ojak is a Rust framework for building ActivityPub applications. Your application keeps its own data: it says where its actors, objects and collections live, supplies them from its own storage, and decides what to do with what arrives. Ojak does the protocol around them: serving, verifying, fetching and delivering.

The name comes from Ojakgyo (오작교, 烏鵲橋), the bridge of crows and magpies that, in the Korean telling of the Weaver and the Herdsman, spans the Milky Way so that two stars kept apart can meet.

Documentation, including a getting started guide, is at https://ojak.dev/.

Using it

Ojak is young, and its APIs may still change. It is not on crates.io yet, so depend on it through Git:

[dependencies]
ojak = { git = "https://github.com/eunha-space/ojak.git" }

What does no I/O is kept apart from what does. The vocabulary and JSON-LD crates are no_std, and signatures and proofs are a crate of their own that takes bytes, keys and the time rather than fetching or reading them. The crate list says what is where.

License

Ojak is licensed under the GNU Affero General Public License v3.0. See LICENSE for details.