Questions tagged [at-protocol]
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Storing a complicated file structure in /inst in an R package
I'm working on an R package for AT/Bluesky, and I'm trying out a sort of unconventional structure. Since the Bluesky methods are documented in very precise detail via the JSON lexicon defined here, I've copied these files into the /inst directory,…
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Is there any way to verify that a @Sign exists before trying to share a key with it?
I am using the @protocol in a Flutter app and was wondering if there was a way to verify if another @sign exists before trying to share a key with it. For now I made a function that will try to share a key with the specified @sign. If there is an…
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How do you check if an at sign is "logged in"?
I'm working with the privacy-focused @platform created by the At Company and I'm wondering what's the fastest method for determining if a user is "logged in". To accomplish this with Firebase Auth, for example, you would simply check if the current…
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What are Time To Refresh (TTR), Time To Live (TTL), and Time To Birth (TTB), Cascade Delete (CCD) in an AtKeys metadata for?
These are a few Time To mechanisms that can have some light shun upon them as they can be quite useful to a developer. I will be answering them below in an attempt to explain what they can be used for and why on the @platform.
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