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chat.yakka.toggleReaction

Add or remove the viewer's reaction to a message. A reaction is a record in the viewer's own repo, so this creates or deletes one — there is no shared counter to increment, and the count a client renders is the appview's tally of records it has ingested.

Repository @yakka.chat did:plc:wpjoy2orkqq5m65vq7gg7liz namespace authority
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Procedure

procedure · POST

Input

application/json

schema

ref
Reference

Output

application/json

schema

ref
Reference

Errors

MessageNotFound

No description in schema.

ChannelForbidden

No description in schema.

#input

object

Properties

emoji

requiredstring
  • maxGraphemes: 8

uri

requiredstring · at-uri

#output

object

Properties

mine

requiredboolean

Whether the viewer now reacts with this emoji — the state after the toggle, so a client need not guess which way it went.

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    Removes an emoji reaction from a message. Requires authentication. It is idempotent, so multiple calls from the same user with the same emoji result in that reaction not being present, even if it already wasn't.