Welcome to Sunspear’s documentation!¶

Sunspear in a library for storing activity streams. It is an implementation of the JSON Activity Stream 1.0 specification. Currently, Sunspear only supports Riak as a storage backend, however, it is modular enough to allow the use of custom backend.

Contents:

User Guide¶

Introduction¶

Sunspear is a python library which provides an API to store and manage activity stream items.

What it is¶

Sunspear is a library which allows you to add feeds and activity streams to your applications. It serializes these activities and feed items as described in the JSON Activity Stream 1.0 specifications.

The specifications look scary, dull and boring (and they are), but essentially, an activity for:

``John Doe`` added ``Jane Doe`` to the group ``Party Planning``

boils down to:

{
    "actor": {
        "objectType": "user",
        "displayName": "John Doe",
        "id": "user:1234", # Totally optional, it will be generated for you if you don't provide one.
        "title": "Manager",
        "foo": "bar"
    },
    "object": {
        "objectType": "user",
        "displayName": "Jane Doe",
        "title": "Devloper",
        "foo": "baz"
    },
    "target": {
        "objectType": "group",
        "displayName": "Party Planning"
    },
    "bar": "bee",
    "verb": "added"
}

The main takeaway points are:

An activity is composed of objects.
An activity must define an actor, verb and object.
An object must define an objectType and a displayName
objects and activities may contain arbitrary attributes.

Note

For more info, see the specifications for activity and object.

Sunspear also implements parts of some extensions to the specificiations. More specifically, Audience Targeting and Responses.

What it isn’t¶

Sunspear strictly deals with storage and retrival of JSON activity stream items. It does not include all adquate indexes that allow you to build a fully fledged feed system.

For indexing, you’ll probably want to use something like Sandsnake, a sorted index backed by redis.

Quick Start Guide¶

Usage¶

Sunspear provides a very simple api managing activity stream items

Initialize¶

You initialize sunspear by providing sunspear.clients.SunspearClient with an instance of a backend. All backends are located in sunspear.backends and extend the sunspear.backend.base.BaseBackend:

from sunspear.backends.RiakBackend import RiakBackend
from sunspear.clients import SunspearClient

import datetime

client = SunspearClient(RiakBackend(**{
    "host_list": [{'port': 8087}],
    "defaults": {'host': '127.0.0.1'},
}))

Create Objects¶

Once you have a reference to the SunspearClient, you can, create objects:

obj = client.create_object({
    "objectType": "user"
    "displayName": "John Doe",
    "email": "jdoe@gmail.com",
    "id": "user:1234",
})

Note

If you do not specify the id of an object, one will be automatically generated for you. This also applies for the published date.

Create Activity¶

You can also create an activity. As per the JSON Activity Stream 1.0 specifications, an activity must have a verb, actor and an object.

Creating an activity for:

John Doe created the team "Marketing"

may look something like this:

activity = client.create_activity({
    "verb": "create",
    "actor": "user:1234",
    "object": {
        "objectType": "team",
        "displayName": "Marketing",
    },
})

Couple of intresting things to note here:

We used the id for the actor instead of the full blown object because we created the object earlier.
We didn’t specify an id for our team object. One will be automatically generated.
The verb is arbratry. It can be anything except for response and activity summary verbs. For list a list of common verbs and objects you may want to use, see the Activity Base Schema.
create_activity returns the fully parsed activity.

Note

The reason you can’t use response and activity summary verbs is because Sunspear uses some of them internally.

Create Responses¶

You can create responses to activities such as liking an activity or replying to an activity. Sunspear supports a few of the response types described here.

All methods that create responses, return the newly created response activity and the original activity the response was created for with the response activity embedded.

Note

Sunspear does responses a little bit differently than what is describe in the specifications.

Responses themselves are fully fledged activities and not objects. This was untimatly done to provide maximum flexibility.

Create a Reply¶

You can create replies to activities.

reply_activity, original_activity = client.create_reply(activity['id'], "user:1234",
    "This is my Reply!")

Create a Like¶

You can like activities.

like_activity, original_activity = client.create_like(activity['id'], "user:1234")

Delete Reply¶

original_activity = client.delete_reply(reply_activity["id"])

Delete Like¶

original_activity = client.delete_like(reply_activity["id"])

Get Activities¶

You can get activities by providing a list of ids.

client.get_activities([activity["id"], "1234", "3456"])

Note

If the activity with the id does not exist, it is simply ignored.

Get Objects¶

You can get objects by providing a list of ids.

client.get_objects([obj["id"], "1234", "3456"])

Note

If the object with the id does not exist, it is simply ignored.

Developer Guide¶

API Guide¶

Sunspear Client¶

sunspear.clients¶

class sunspear.clients.SunspearClient(backend, **kwargs)¶

The class is used to create, delete, remove and update activity stream items. This is the main class you use to interact with sunspear

clear_all()¶: Deletes all activity stream data

clear_all_activities()¶: Deletes all activities data

clear_all_objects()¶: Deletes all objects data

create_activity(actstream_dict)¶

Creates an activity. You can provide objects for activities as dictionaries or as ids for already existing objects.

If you provide a dictionary for an object, it is saved as a new object. If you provide an object id and the object does not exist, it is saved anyway, and returned as an empty dictionary when retriving the activity.

Parameters:	actstream_dict (dict) – a dictionary representing the `activity` we want to store in the backend.

create_like(activity, actor, content='', extra={}, **kwargs)¶

Creates a like for an activity.

Parameters:	activity (a string or dict) – the activity we want to create the sub-item for actor (a string or dict) – the `object` creating the sub-activity content (a string or dict) – a string or an `object` representing the content of the sub-activity extra (dict) – additional data the is to be included as part of the `sub-activity` activity

create_object(object_dict)¶

Creates an object that can be used as part of an activity. If you specific and object with an id that already exists, that object is overidden.

Parameters:	object_dict (dict) – a dictionary representing the object we want to store in the backend.

create_reply(activity, actor, content, extra={}, **kwargs)¶

Creates a reply for an activity.

Parameters:	activity (a string or dict) – the activity we want to create the sub-item for actor (a string or dict) – the `object` creating the sub-activity content (a string or dict) – a string or an `object` representing the content of the sub-activity extra (dict) – additional data the is to be included as part of the `sub-activity` activity

delete_activity(activity_id, **kwargs)¶

Deletes an activity item and all associated sub items

Parameters:	activity_id (string) – The id of the activity we want to create a reply for

delete_like(activity_id, **kwargs)¶

Deletes a like made on an activity. This will also update the corresponding activity.

Parameters:	activity_id (string) – the id of the like activity to delete.

delete_reply(activity_id, **kwargs)¶

Deletes a reply made on an activity. This will also update the corresponding activity.

Parameters:	activity_id (string) – the id of the reply activity to delete.

get_activities(activity_ids=[], **kwargs)¶

Gets a list of activities. Specific backends may support other arguments. Please see reference of the specific backends to see all kwargs supported.

Parameters:	activity_ids (list) – The list of activities you want to retrieve

get_backend()¶

The backend the client was initialized with.

Returns:	reference to the backend the client was initialized with.

get_objects(object_ids=[])¶

Gets a list of objects by object_ids.

Parameters:	object_ids (list) – a list of objects

Sunspear Client¶

sunspear.backends.base¶

class sunspear.backends.base.BaseBackend¶

activity_create(activity, **kwargs)¶

Stores a new activity to the backend.

Parameters:	activity (dict) – a dict representing the activity
Returns:	a dict representing the newly stored activity

activity_delete(activity, **kwargs)¶

Performs the task of actually deleting the activity from the backend.

Parameters:	activity (dict) – a dict representing the activity

activity_exists(activity, **kwargs)¶

Determins if an activity already exists in the backend.

Parameters:	activity (dict) – the activity we want to determin if it exists
Returns:	`True` if the `activity` exists, otherwise `False`

activity_get(activity, **kwargs)¶

activity_update(activity, **kwargs)¶

Performs the actual task of updating the activity in the backend.

Parameters:	activity (dict) – a dict representing the activity
Returns:	a dict representing the newly stored activity

clear_all_activities()¶: Clears all activities from the backend.

clear_all_objects()¶: Clears all objects from the backend.

create_activity(activity, **kwargs)¶

Stores a new activity in the backend. If an object with the same id already exists in the backend, a SunspearDuplicateEntryException is raised. If an ID is not provided, one is generated on the fly.

Activities that provide objects as dictionaries have their objects processed and stored using create_obj, and the objects are replaced with their id’s within the activity.

Parameters:	activity (dict) – activity we want to store in the backend
Raises:	`SunspearDuplicateEntryException` if the record already exists in the database.
Returns:	dict representing the new activity.

create_obj(obj, **kwargs)¶

Stores a new obj in the backend. If an object with the same id already exists in the backend, a SunspearDuplicateEntryException is raised. If an ID is not provided, one is generated on the fly.

Parameters:	obj (dict) – obj we want to store in the backend
Raises:	`SunspearDuplicateEntryException` if the record already exists in the database.
Returns:	dict representing the new obj.

create_sub_activity(activity, actor, content, extra={}, sub_activity_verb='', **kwargs)¶

Creates a new sub-activity as a child of activity.

Parameters:

activity (a string or dict) – the activity we want to create the sub-item for
actor (a string or dict) – the object creating the sub-activity
content (a string or dict) – a string or an object representing the content of the sub-activity
extra (dict) – additional data the is to be included as part of the sub-activity activity
sub_activity_verb (string) – the verb of the sub activity

Returns:

a tuple containing the new sub activity and the original activity the sub activity was created for.

dehydrate_activities(activities)¶: Takes a raw list of activities returned from riak and replace keys with contain ids for riak objects with actual riak object

delete_activity(activity, **kwargs)¶

Deletes an existing activity from the backend.

Parameters:	activity (dict) – a dict representing the activity
Raises:	`SunspearInvalidActivityException` if the activity doesn’t have a valid id.

delete_obj(obj, **kwargs)¶

Deletes an existing obj from the backend.

raises:

SunspearInvalidObjectException – if the obj doesn’t have a valid id.

Parameters:	obj (dict) – a dict representing the obj
Raises:	SunspearInvalidObjectException

delete_sub_activity(sub_activity, sub_activity_verb, **kwargs)¶

Deletes a sub_activity made on an activity. This will also update the corresponding activity.

Parameters:	sub_activity (string) – the id of the reply activity to delete sub_activity_verb (string) – the verb of the sub activity

get_activity(activity_ids=[], **kwargs)¶

Gets an activity or a list of activities from the backend.

Parameters:	activity_ids (list) – a list of ids of activities that will be retrieved from the backend.
Returns:	a list of activities. If an activity is not found, a partial list should be returned.

get_new_id()¶

Generates a new unique ID. The default implementation uses uuid1 to generate a unique ID.

Returns:	a new id

get_obj(obj_ids=[], **kwargs)¶

Gets an obj or a list of activities from the backend.

Parameters:	obj (list) – a list of ids of activities that will be retrieved from the backend.
Returns:	a list of activities. If an obj is not found, a partial list should be returned.

get_sub_activity_attribute(sub_activity_verb)¶

get_sub_activity_model(sub_activity_verb)¶

is_sub_activity_verb_valid(sub_activity_verb)¶

obj_create(obj, **kwargs)¶

Stores a new obj to the backend.

Parameters:	obj (dict) – a dict representing the obj
Returns:	a dict representing the newly stored obj

obj_delete(obj, **kwargs)¶

obj_exists(obj, **kwargs)¶

Determins if an object already exists in the backend.

Parameters:	obj (dict) – the activity we want to determin if it exists
Returns:	`True` if the `object` exists, otherwise `False`

obj_get(obj, **kwargs)¶

obj_update(obj, **kwargs)¶

sub_activity_create(activity, actor, content, extra={}, sub_activity_verb='', sub_activity_attribute='', **kwargs)¶

Creates a new sub-activity as a child of activity.

Parameters:

activity (a string or dict) – the activity we want to create the sub-item for
actor (a string or dict) – the object creating the sub-activity
content (a string or dict) – a string or an object representing the content of the sub-activity
extra (dict) – additional data the is to be included as part of the sub-activity activity
sub_activity_verb (string) – the verb of the sub activity
sub_activity_attribute (string) – the attribute in the activity the sub-activity will be a part of

Returns:

a tuple containing the new sub activity and the original activity the sub activity was created for.

sub_activity_delete(sub_activity, sub_activity_verb, **kwargs)¶

update_activity(activity, **kwargs)¶

Updates an existing activity in the backend. If the object does not exist, it is created in the backend.

Parameters:	activity (dict) – a dict representing the activity
Raises:	`SunspearInvalidActivityException` if the activity doesn’t have a valid id.
Returns:	a dict representing the newly stored activity

update_obj(obj, **kwargs)¶

Updates an existing obj in the backend. If the object does not exist, it is created in the backend.

raises:

SunspearInvalidObjectException – if the obj doesn’t have a valid id.

Parameters:	obj (dict) – a dict representing the obj
Raises:	SunspearInvalidObjectException
Returns:	a dict representing the newly stored obj

sunspear.backends.riak¶

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class sunspear.backends.riak.RiakBackend(protocol='pbc', nodes=[], objects_bucket_name='objects', activities_bucket_name='activities', **kwargs)¶

activity_create(activity, **kwargs)¶

Creates an activity. You can provide objects for activities as dictionaries or as ids for already existing objects.

If you provide a dictionary for an object, it is saved as a new object.

If you provide an object id and the object does not exist, it is saved anyway, and returned as an empty dictionary when retriving the activity later.

activity_delete(activity, **kwargs)¶: Deletes an activity item and all associated sub items

activity_exists(activity, **kwargs)¶

activity_get(activity_ids=[], raw_filter='', filters={}, include_public=False, audience_targeting={}, aggregation_pipeline=[], **kwargs)¶

Gets a list of activities. You can also group activities by providing a list of attributes to group by.

Parameters:

activity_ids (list) – The list of activities you want to retrieve
filters (dict) – filters list of activities by key, value pair. For example, {'verb': 'comment'} would only return activities where the verb was comment. Filters do not work for nested dictionaries.
raw_filter (string) – allows you to specify a javascript function as a string. The function should return true if the activity should be included in the result set or false it shouldn’t. If you specify a raw filter, the filters specified in filters will not run. How ever, the results will still be filtered based on the audience_targeting parameter.
include_public (boolean) – If True, and the audience_targeting dictionary is defined, activities that are not targeted towards anyone are included in the results
audience_targeting (dict) – Filters the list of activities targeted towards a particular audience. The key for the dictionary is one of to, cc, bto, or bcc. The values are an array of object ids
aggregation_pipeline (array of sunspear.aggregators.base.BaseAggregator) – modify the final list of activities. Exact results depends on the implementation of the aggregation pipeline

Returns:

list – a list of activities matching activity_ids. If the activities is not found, it is not included in the result set. Activities are returned in the order of ids provided.

activity_update(activity, **kwargs)¶

clear_all(**kwargs)¶: Deletes all activity stream data from riak

clear_all_activities(**kwargs)¶: Deletes all activities data from riak

clear_all_objects(**kwargs)¶: Deletes all objects data from riak

get_new_id()¶

Generates a new unique ID. The default implementation uses uuid1 to generate a unique ID.

Returns:	a new id

obj_create(obj, **kwargs)¶

obj_delete(obj, **kwargs)¶

obj_exists(obj, **kwargs)¶

obj_get(obj, **kwargs)¶: Given a list of object ids, returns a list of objects

obj_update(obj, **kwargs)¶

set_activity_indexes(riak_object)¶

Store indexes specific to an Activity. Stores the following indexes: 1. verb of the Activity 2. actor of the Activity 3. object of the Activity 4. if target is defined, verb for the target of the Activity

Parameters:	riak_object (RiakObject) – a RiakObject representing the model of the class

set_general_indexes(riak_object)¶

Sets the default riak 2Is.

Parameters:	riak_object (RiakObject) – a RiakObject representing the model of the class

set_sub_item_indexes(riak_object, **kwargs)¶

Store indexes specific to a sub-activity. Stores the following indexes: 1. id of the the parent Activity of this sub-activity

Parameters:	riak_object (RiakObject) – a RiakObject representing the model of the class

sub_activity_create(activity, actor, content, extra={}, sub_activity_verb='', published=None, **kwargs)¶

sub_activity_delete(sub_activity, sub_activity_verb, **kwargs)¶

Deletes a sub_activity made on an activity. This will also update the corresponding parent activity.

Parameters:	sub_activity (string) – the id of the reply activity to delete. sub_activity_verb (string) – the verb of the sub activity
Returns:	a dict representing the updated parent activity

References¶

License¶

Sunspear is licensed under the Apache 2 license.

The full license text can be found below (Sunspear License).

Authors¶

Sentry was originally written and is maintained by Numan Sachwani.

A lit of additional contributors can be seen on GitHub.

Sunspear License¶

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Welcome to Sunspear’s documentation!¶

User Guide¶

Introduction¶

What it is¶

What it isn’t¶

Quick Start Guide¶

Usage¶

Initialize¶

Create Objects¶

Create Activity¶

Create Responses¶

Create a Reply¶

Create a Like¶

Delete Reply¶

Delete Like¶

Get Activities¶

Get Objects¶

Developer Guide¶

API Guide¶

Sunspear Client¶

sunspear.clients¶

Sunspear Client¶

sunspear.backends.base¶

sunspear.backends.riak¶

References¶

License¶

Authors¶

Sunspear License¶

Indices and tables¶