Implementing this protocol should provide effective consistency with a NextCloud News installation, yielding opportunities for code re-use for clients. It also has the advantage of keeping Arsse headless, and as a server-only application.
NextCloud provides a user management API based around www-form input and XML output:
https://docs.nextcloud.com/server/11/admin_manual/configuration_user/user_provisioning_api.html
Implementing this protocol should provide effective consistency with a NextCloud News installation, yielding opportunities for code re-use for clients. It also has the advantage of keeping Arsse headless, and as a server-only application.
NextCloud's documentation does not appear to be clear about the user classes which exist and what they mean. While it may make sense to align as much as practical with NextCloud, it probably doesn't make sense to implement absolutely everything.
NextCloud's documentation does not appear to be clear about the user classes which exist and what they mean. While it may make sense to align as much as practical with NextCloud, it probably doesn't make sense to implement absolutely everything.
NextCloud provides a user management API based around www-form input and XML output:
https://docs.nextcloud.com/server/11/admin_manual/configuration_user/user_provisioning_api.html
Implementing this protocol should provide effective consistency with a NextCloud News installation, yielding opportunities for code re-use for clients. It also has the advantage of keeping Arsse headless, and as a server-only application.
NextCloud's documentation does not appear to be clear about the user classes which exist and what they mean. While it may make sense to align as much as practical with NextCloud, it probably doesn't make sense to implement absolutely everything.
Note that CommaFeed also provides a JSON-based interface for managing users.
After years of speculation, it seems the Miniflux API will finally make this a reality.
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