branch: elpa/fedi
commit 289784f8bf1ec9e6193c686501b2ce407dc0d884
Author: marty hiatt <martianhiatus [a t] riseup [d o t] net>
Commit: marty hiatt <martianhiatus [a t] riseup [d o t] net>
remove notes
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fedi.el | 23 ++---------------------
1 file changed, 2 insertions(+), 21 deletions(-)
diff --git a/fedi.el b/fedi.el
index 923e2603702..6fa159690a0 100644
--- a/fedi.el
+++ b/fedi.el
@@ -36,27 +36,8 @@ construct function names in `fedi-request'.")
;; this macro can be used for quickly creating request commands to endpoints.
;; see the examples in lem.el. it doesn't handle authenticated requests, as
-;; these differ highly between services. but you can easily modify it to
-;; incorporate auth tokens. see `lem-request' in lem.el, or
-;; `mastodon-http--authorized-request' for examples of how to handle this.
-
-;; maybe if you add extra-headers, extra-params args here, you can handle
-;; various auth types. you cd wrap it with a library specific macro to
-;; abstract out the auth stuff from all your functions.
-
-;; e.g. masto:
-;; (let (((url-request-extra-headers
-;; (unless ,unauthenticated-p
-;; (list (cons "Authorization"
-;; (concat "Bearer "
(mastodon-auth--access-token)))))))))
-
-;; eg lem:
-;; (params (unless ,no-auth
-;; (append `(("auth" . ,lem-auth-token))
-;; ,params)))
-
-;; and then you can remove `mastodon-http--authorized-request'
-
+;; these differ highly between services. but you can easily wrap it in a
+;; package macro. see `lem-request' in lem.el for an example.
(defmacro fedi-request
(method name endpoint &optional args params auth-param json headers)
"Create http request function NAME, using http METHOD, for ENDPOINT.
