fyi.opensocial.getSite

The group's site record. A member gets the whole of it as they may see it: without the channels their roles keep them from, unless they may change the site, when it's every channel, to change and put back with putSite; and the channels for chosen people they're in. Anyone else gets its public part, only when the group's meta space is public. A group that has not published one gets the starter, with no uri.

Details · query
Kindquery
Authorityopensocial.fyi
Indexed

Query

query · GET

Parameters

query string

group

requiredstring · did

Output

application/json

cid

string · cid

For a member: the channels kept for chosen people they're one of.

site

requiredunknown

A fyi.opensocial.site record.

uri

string · at-uri

Errors

NotFound

No description in schema.

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  • One public record a group's site reads, by URI, from the host's index: of a collection the site reads from everyone (answered to anyone), or the group's own or a member's of a collection it reads (a member's to members only). Anything else isn't the site's to read, except to whoever may change the site, for whom the host reads it from the account's own server: what a tab is about, when it's made.

  • The group's channels kept for chosen people that you're one of: each with who it's for, its tabs and their files. Nobody else learns they exist.

  • A channel of a group's site kept for chosen people: only they can see it, read what's in it, or change it, whoever runs the group included. The group keeps it, its host on their behalf; it holds the channel itself, its name, tabs and pages of their own, as the group's one record.

  • What a new group's site might start with, from its name and what it's for: its channels, their tabs, and looks of its own to choose from. Host-level, for whoever is starting a group. Empty when the host can't say.

  • The caller's draft of the group's site, if they have one, and whether the site's last publish can be undone. Only for whoever may change the site.