This page documents the extensions to ActivityPub that Misskey uses. This page lists some context items defined in JSON-LD contexts and explains their semantics.
This document uses compact IRIs.
The prefix ap
is used to refer to https://www.w3.org/ns/activitystreams#
.
The prefix misskey
is used to refer to https://misskey-hub-net/ns#
.
- compact IRI:
misskey:_misskey_content
- canonical IRI:
https://misskey-hub.net/ns#_misskey_content
:::warning
This value is deprecated and might be removed in the future. See also misskey-dev/misskey#8787.
:::
This value is identical to having a source
property like this:
source: {
content: _misskey_content,
mediaType: "text/x.misskeymarkdown"
}
Where _misskey_content
represents the value of the field described in this section.
- compact IRI:
misskey:_misskey_summary
- canonical IRI:
https://misskey-hub.net/ns#_misskey_summary
Used on actors to display their summary as MFM. The content is same as summary
, but in MFM form.
- compact IRI:
misskey:_misskey_quote
- canonical IRI:
https://misskey-hub.net/ns#_misskey_quote
:::tip
Ways to potentially provide this information using the core ActivityPub vocabulary are currently underway, see misskey-dev/misskey#8722.
:::
Indicates that this note is quoting another note. It contains the id
of the note being quoted.
This seems to be identical to https://fedibird.com/ns#quoteUri
.
Misskey also uses as:quoteUrl
for this but this was not adopted to the ActivityPub specification.
This is for compatibility with some other ActivityPub programs that operate using this.
- compact IRI:
misskey:_misskey_reaction
- canonical IRI:
https://misskey-hub.net/ns#_misskey_reaction
Misskey federates its reactions as Like
activities.
What kind of reaction was used is conveyed using this field.
Misskey also sets ap:content
of the Like
activity to the same value.
The content will be a string that either contains a single Unicode Emoji or a string that starts and ends with a colon. In the latter case the reaction uses a custom emoji, and the tag
property will be set to contain the data of the respective emoji.
- compact IRI:
misskey:_misskey_votes
- canonical IRI:
https://misskey-hub.net/ns#_misskey_votes
This value is used for Question
activities to indicate the number of votes an option currently has.
This value is identical to having a replies
property like this:
replies: {
type: 'Collection',
totalItems: _misskey_votes
}
Where _misskey_votes
represents the value of the field described in this section.
- compact IRI:
misskey:_misskey_talk
- canonical IRI:
https://misskey-hub.net/ns#_misskey_talk
This value is used for Note
type objects to indicate that they are a Misskey chat message.
Misskey handles these kinds of messages specially, e.g. it will apply different audience scoping rules and show them via a different API than usual Note
objects.
This field can only take the value of true
(or be absent).
- compact IRI:
misskey:isCat
- canonical IRI:
https://misskey-hub.net/ns#isCat
Used on actors to indicate that they in some way identify as a cat, expressed as a boolean value.
If this property is set to true
, displaying the actor or their notes will have some special effects attached in some clients.
- compact IRI:
misskey:_misskey_followedMessage
- canonical IRI:
https://misskey-hub.net/ns#_misskey_followedMessage
This value is used for Actor
type objects to show message on followed.
This property must be either null
or a string if existent.
The value is customized message. In other word, it can be set arbitrary by an account.
Misskey shows the value on notification to new followee when:
- The property is set,
- value is a string,
- the followee's Misskey is 2024.9.0-alpha.11 or later,
- and one who has set this property gets followed by the followee
(introduced in: misskey-dev/misskey#14799)
- compact IRI:
misskey:_misskey_requireSigninToViewContents
- canonical IRI:
https://misskey-hub.net/ns#_misskey_requireSigninToViewContents
This property is used for Actor
type object to forbid show one's content when viewer is not signed-in.
This value must be either true
or false
if existent.
An implementation should refuse to show their content to align to Misskey's implementation if the value is true
and the viewer is not signed-in.
This property is not guaranteed to work on older Misskey or non-Misskey implementation.
(introduced in: misskey-dev/misskey#14814)
- compact IRI:
misskey:_misskey_makeNotesFollowersOnlyBefore
- canonical IRI:
https://misskey-hub.net/ns#_misskey_makeNotesFollowersOnlyBefore
This property is used for Actor
type object to forbid show one's past content when viewer is not a follower of author.
This value must be a integer if existent.
Misskey computes that the threshold of the Unix epoch millisecond in the either way:
- If the value is positive, then the value is interpreted as an absolute Unix epoch millisecond.
- If the value is negative, then the value is relative millisecond compared to posted date. For example,
-86400000
implies targeting a note that has posted before yesterday because a day contains 86400 seconds.
If posted date is considered as older than the threshold, then it is considered as a past content. If the viewer is not a follower of the author, then past content shall not be shown.
This property is not guaranteed to work on older Misskey or non-Misskey implementation.
_misskey_makeNotesHiddenBefore
(introduced in: misskey-dev/misskey#14814)
- compact IRI:
misskey:_misskey_makeNotesHiddenBefore
- canonical IRI:
https://misskey-hub.net/ns#_misskey_makeNotesHiddenBefore
This property is used for Actor
type object. This property has same semantics and value range as _misskey_makeNotesFollowersOnlyBefore
but affected viewer: the value affects everyone but author themselves.
This property is not guaranteed to work on older Misskey or non-Misskey implementation.
- compact IRI:
misskey:_misskey_license
- canonical IRI:
https://misskey-hub.net/ns#_misskey_license
This property is used to express licenses about each Emoji
objects.
This property may not exist due to following reasons:
- The source server do not follow this extension, or
- The source server uses old Misskey version
This property has the following known properties:
freeText
: The value is either string or null. This field MUST present. Implies Sender did not set explicit license if the value is null. This SHOULD NOT be empty string because it is nonsense; Proper way to declare that the Emoji object has not set explicit license is setting null on this property. Describes how usage is permitted from its author in non-machine-friendly free-form text. The language, format, wording, or containing information in the value is not specified; Receivers SHOULD NOT assume it's written in some specific manner.
Source servers SHOULD NOT set properties in other way that differs in above description except in the case of keeping backwards compatibility.
Source servers SHOULD NOT set unknown properties except in the case of keeping backwards compatibility, because more property may be added in the future.
Recipient servers SHOULD ignore unknown properties.