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Ditto custom events

Instead of using database tables, the Ditto server publishes Nostr events that describe its state. It then reads these events using Nostr filters.

Ditto Registration Request (kind 3036)

Clients wishing to join a Ditto server should publish a kind 3036 event to the Ditto relay, mentioning the Ditto admin pubkey.

The event should have the following tags:

nip05 - desired NIP-05 username, including the domain (eg alex@soapbox.pub).
p - pubkey of the Ditto admin.

Example:

{
  "kind": 3036,
  "pubkey": "79c2cae114ea28a981e7559b4fe7854a473521a8d22a66bbab9fa248eb820ff6",
  "content": "I want to be a part of this community.",
  "tags": [
    ["nip05", "alex@soapbox.pub"],
    ["p", "4cfc6ceb07bbe2f5e75f746f3e6f0eda53973e0374cd6bdbce7a930e10437e06"]
  ]
}

Ditto User (kind 30361)

The Ditto server publishes kind 30361 events to represent users. These events are parameterized replaceable events of kind 30361 where the d tag is a pubkey. These events are published by Ditto's internal admin keypair.

User events have the following tags:

d - pubkey of the user.
name - NIP-05 username granted to the user, without the domain.
role - one of admin or user.
origin - the origin of the user's NIP-05, at the time the event was published.

Example:

{
  "id": "d6ae2f320ae163612bf28080e7c6e55b228ee39bfa04ad50baab2e51022d4d59",
  "kind": 30361,
  "pubkey": "4cfc6ceb07bbe2f5e75f746f3e6f0eda53973e0374cd6bdbce7a930e10437e06",
  "content": "",
  "created_at": 1691568245,
  "tags": [
    ["d", "79c2cae114ea28a981e7559b4fe7854a473521a8d22a66bbab9fa248eb820ff6"],
    ["name", "alex"],
    ["role", "user"],
    ["origin", "https://ditto.ngrok.app"],
    ["alt", "@alex@ditto.ngrok.app's account was updated by the admins of ditto.ngrok.app"]
  ],
  "sig": "fc12db77b1c8f8aa86c73b617f0cd4af1e6ba244239eaf3164a292de6d39363f32d6b817ffff796ace7a103d75e1d8e6a0fb7f618819b32d81a953b4a75d7507"
}

NIP-78

NIP-78 defines events of kind 30078 with a globally unique d tag. These events are queried by the d tag, which allows Ditto to store custom data on relays. Ditto uses reverse DNS names like pub.ditto.<thing> for d tags.

The sections below describe the content field. Some are encrypted and some are not, depending on whether the data should be public. Also, some events are user events, and some are admin events.

`pub.ditto.pleroma.config`

NIP-04 encrypted JSON array of Pleroma ConfigDB objects. Pleroma admin API endpoints set this config, and Ditto reads from it.

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