chat.yakka.channel.info

A channel's presentation and its gate. Authority-written into the directory space via the space host (ADR 0006). The gate here is the same policy the mint enforces (ADR 0007) — an open and a gated channel are structurally identical spaces, so toggling `allowedRoles` is a policy edit and never a data migration (ADR 0002).

Repository @yakka.chat did:plc:wpjoy2orkqq5m65vq7gg7liz namespace authority
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Authoritychannel.yakka.chat
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record · key tid

Properties

Roles whose holders may be minted a credential for this channel. Absent or empty means any member of the server — which is what an 'open' channel is. Presence of this field is the only difference between an open channel and a gated one.

itemsstring · at-uri

createdAt

requiredstring · datetime

group

string

Sidebar grouping label. Purely presentational.

  • maxLength: 512
  • maxGraphemes: 64

kind

requiredstring
  • knownValues: text | voice

name

requiredstring
  • maxLength: 512
  • maxGraphemes: 64

topic

string
  • maxLength: 2048
  • maxGraphemes: 256

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  • A channel's configuration. Lives at key 'self' in the channel's own space. The space type says whether it is a text or voice channel, and the space key is the channel's identity.

  • A role that may be granted to members. Authority-written (ADR 0006). Roles carry no permissions of their own — they are named subjects that channel gates and the mint policy refer to (ADR 0007).

  • One member holds one role. Authority-written (ADR 0006) — a member cannot grant themselves a role, which is why this is not self-written the way membership is. The mint reads these to decide gated-channel credentials (ADR 0007).

  • A channel within a chat room. Created by the room owner.

  • A channel that belongs to a category on Colibri.