OctoSpaccHub/public/MBViewer/js/TrasformapiSchema.js.xml

const MbViewerTrasformapiSchema = `<schema>

<!-- WIP, find out how to structure this -->
<endpoint name="messages">
	<method name="GET" args="" returns="message[]"/>
	<!-- ... -->
</endpoint>

<entity name="message">
	<prop name="id" type="int">
		<content upstream="rss" key="./guid"/>
		<content upstream="wordpress.com" key="ID"/>
		<content upstream="wordpress.org" key="id"/>
		<content upstream="mastodon" key="id"/>
	</prop>
	<prop name="url" type="string">
		<content upstream="rss" key="./link"/>
		<content upstream="wordpress.com" key="URL"/>
		<content upstream="wordpress.org" key="link"/>
		<content upstream="mastodon" key="url"/>
	</prop>
	<prop name="title" type="string">
		<content upstream="rss" key="title"/>
		<content upstream="wordpress.com" key="title"/>
		<content upstream="wordpress.org" key="title.rendered"/>
	</prop>
	<prop name="content" type="string">
		<!-- TODO optional multiple 'key' attrs -->
		<!--<content upstream="rss" key="content:encoded"/>-->
		<content upstream="rss" key="./description"/>
		<content upstream="wordpress.com" key="content"/>
		<content upstream="wordpress.org" key="content.rendered"/>
		<content upstream="mastodon" key="url"/>
	</prop>
	<!-- TODO: fix this, it's broken with somehow we ending up with an object with urls array, not an attachments array -->
	<prop name="attachments" type="file[]">
		<!--<content upstream="rss" key="./media:content"/>-->
		<content upstream="rss">
			<prop name="url" key="*[name()='media:content']" attr="url"/>
		</content>
		<!--<content upstream="mastodon" key="media_attachments"/>-->
	</prop>
	<prop name="author" type="profile">
		<content upstream="rss"/>
		<content upstream="wordpress.com" key="author"/>
		<content upstream="wordpress.org"/>
		<content upstream="mastodon" key="account"/>
	</prop>
	<prop name="time" type="string">
		<content upstream="rss" key="pubDate"/>
		<content upstream="wordpress.com" key="date"/>
		<content upstream="wordpress.org" key="date"/>
		<content upstream="mastodon" key="created_at"/>
	</prop>
	<prop name="revisions" type="revision[]">
		<content upstream="wordpress.com"/>
		<content upstream="wordpress.org"/>
		<content upstream="mastodon"/>
	</prop>
	<prop name="quoting" type="message">
		<content upstream="mastodon" key="reblog"/>
	</prop>
	<!--<prop name="replying" type="message">
		<content upstream="mastodon" key=""/>
	</prop>-->
</entity>

<entity name="revision">
	<prop name="time" type="string">
		<content upstream="wordpress.com" key="modified"/>
		<content upstream="wordpress.org" key="modified"/>
		<content upstream="mastodon" key="edited_at"/>
	</prop>
</entity>

<!-- TODO (for wordpress) how to handle both authors and sites as a profile type? maybe add a 'variant' attr for 'content' tags? -->
<entity name="profile">
	<prop name="id" type="int">
		<content upstream="wordpress.com" key="ID"/>
		<content upstream="wordpress.org" key="author"/>
	</prop>
	<prop name="url" type="string">
		<content upstream="wordpress.com" key="profile_URL"/>
	</prop>
	<prop name="name" type="string">
		<!--<content upstream="rss" key="dc:creator"/>-->
		<content upstream="rss" key="dc:creator"/>
		<content upstream="wordpress.com" key="name"/>
	</prop>
	<prop name="icon" type="file">
		<content upstream="wordpress.com">
			<prop name="url" key="avatar_URL"/>
		</content>
	</prop>
</entity>

<entity name="file">
	<prop name="url" type="string"/>
</entity>

</schema>`;