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masto-gitsocial-bridge
bridge between mastodon and bcrypt's git-social
From git to masto
Post on git-social...
Bridge to mastodon
From masto to git
Post on mastodon...
Bridge to git-social
Features
Everything in this package is a bug and not a feature.
Setup
Installation
I'm not going to uh, make this good or put it on pypi or anything.
So you should clone this and install it with poetry, (otherwise
you have to modify the below post-commit
action to activate the
venv where it is installed correctly)
git clone https://git.jon-e.net/jonny/masto-gitsocial-bridge
cd masto-gitsocial-bridge
poetry install
Make masto token
~ check with your instance's policies before doing something bad like this ~
From your masto instance's homepage...
- Preferences (in hamburger menu top right if page is narrow)
- Development tab
- New Application
The bot needs permissions (I'm honestly not sure you need to give all of read
, but
Mastodon.py
's me()
method seems to need a lot of them. idk.)
read
write:lists
- the bot only streams your posts by making a list with just you on itwrite:statuses
- to xpost, dummy!
Then copy the resulting access token for use in configuration...
Config
See masto_git_bridge.config.Config
for the required configuration values.
The config object uses Pydantic to load either from an .env
file or
from environment variables, for example, make an .env
file in the cloned
repository directory like
MASTOGIT_MASTO_URL="https://social.coop"
MASTOGIT_MASTO_TOKEN="<mastodon bot access token>"
MASTOGIT_GIT_REPO="/path/to/your/git-social/tweets"
MASTOGIT_GIT_REMOTE_URL="https://git.jon-e.net/jonny/tweets"
MASTOGIT_LOGDIR="/wherever/you/want/to/put/logs"
This is assuming you don't need any sort of authentication/local password on your local git repository in order to commit or push to it.
post-commit
action
In your git-social repository, make a post-commit
action (.git/hooks/post-commit
)
that looks something like this (see the sample)
#!/bin/bash
# Assuming we have installed the package using poetry from a git repository
# lmao I did not say we handled virtual environments well in this package
cd <path/to/masto-gitsocial-bridge>
poetry run post_last_commit
# otherwise activate whatever venv you have installed the package in and
# call masto_git_bridge.main:post_last_commit, which is
# installed as an entrypoint script by poetry
Usage
The post-commit action should run anytime you commit a post to git-social, but to post from mastodon you'll have to run the bot, which listens for your posts and reposts them to git-social (only if they are "public" or "unlisted").
poetry run masto_gitbot
# or
# >>> poetry shell
# >>> masto_gitbot
# or however else you run python entrypoint scripts
# hell you could do python -m masto_git_bridge.main:masto_gitbot
# i think?
Warnings & Gotchas
If you ever enable this, you should promptly disable it