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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:
```json
{
"kind": 3036,
"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:
```json
{
"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](https://github.com/nostr-protocol/nips/blob/master/78.md) 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.