This is still in development. Might be too unstable to use

misskey.el – Elisp misskey library

Installation

Clone this repository or use your favorite package managers. I believe all dependencies are installed automatically, but here’s list of current dependencies.

request-deferred
- (Note that ‘request’ and ‘request-deferred’ are in the same repository, but provided as different packages)
deferred
- It’s dependency of request-deferred, but also used in misskey.el

Usage

all API calls are deferred. That means, you have to use deferred:$ and deferred:nextc to retrive API result. For information about deferred, please look into its own README.

API design of this library is unstable yet, so things might be changed in the near future. It’s not recommended to use this as library yet.

Examples

Examine userId of user in same instance

Try to get UserId of “cj_bc_sd@misskey.io”(which is my acc):

(require 'misskey)
(require 'deferred)

(deferred:$
  (misskey/api/users/show (make-misskey/misskeyEnv :host "misskey.io")
                          ;; If `:host' key is omitted, it's assumed to be local, which is misskey.io in this case
                          '(:username "cj_bc_sd"))
  (deferred:nextc it
    (lambda (res)
      (message "UserID of cj_bc_sd@misskey.io is %s" (plist-get res :id)))))

Examine userId of user in different instance

Try to get UserId of “cj_bc_sd@misskey.neos.love”(which is my 2nd acc):

(require 'misskey)
(require 'deferred)

(deferred:$
  (misskey/api/users/show (make-misskey/misskeyEnv :host "misskey.io")
                          ;; Now you should explictly specify `:host' key
                          '(:username "cj_bc_sd" :host "misskey.neos.love"))
  (deferred:nextc it
    (lambda (res)
      (message "UserID of cj_bc_sd@misskey.neos.love is %s" (plist-get res :id)))))