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openstories-types

v0.0.10

Published

Open Stories is a syndication format for distributing stories to friends and families.

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Open Stories

Open Stories is a syndication format for distributing stories to friends and families.

Stories are small pieces of media – such as images and video clips – with a 9:16 aspect ratio.

An OpenStories feed is essentially a JSON Feed Version 1.1 with extensions.

You can validate a OpenStoriesFeed with its TypeScript definitions in openstories-types.

Clients

  • <open-stories>: A custom element that will display a single OpenStoriesFeed's content.

Example

A minimal OpenStoriesFeed may look like the following; note, specifically the required _open_stories object for each item.

{
  "version": "https://jsonfeed.org/version/1.1",
  "title": "Valid feed",
  "_open_stories": {
    "version": "0.0.9"
  },
  "items": [
    {
      "id": "a1",
      "content_text": "Text",
      "authors": [{"name": "muan", "url": "https://muan.co"}],
      "_open_stories": {
        "mime_type": "image/jpg",
        "url": "https://example.com/a1.jpg",
        "alt": "Sky"
      }
    },
    {
      "id": "a2",
      "content_text": "Text 2",
      "authors": [{"name": "muan", "url": "https://muan.co"}],
      "_open_stories": {
        "mime_type": "image/jpg",
        "url": "https://example.com/a2.jpg",
        "alt": "Sky"
      }
    }
  ]
}

An Open Stories feed

Top-level

The top level object of the feed matches that of a JSON Feed with the following additions:

  • _open_stories (required, Open Stories Metadata): The Open Stories Metadata of this feed.
  • items: (required, an array of Open Stories Items): The items of the feed.
  • feed_url: (required, string): Unlike in JSON Feed, feed_url is a required field in Open Stories feeds.

Open Stories Metadata

Metadata that identifies an Open Stories feed

  • preview (optional, Preview): Data that helps clients display a preview of the feed while loading its items.
  • version: (required, String): The version of the Open Stories used for this feed. Currently, only 0.0.9 is supported.

Items

Items represent stories in the feed. Items in an Open Stories feed match Items of a JSON Feed with the following additions:

Addtionally, authoring software of Open Stories is encouraged to populate the content_html field of the Item with an approximation of the stories contents, e.g. an <img> point at the same url as the Item's _open_stories.url, with an alt attribute matching _open_stories.alt.

<img src='{{ item._open_stories.url }}' alt='{{ item._open_stories.alt }}'>
{{ item._open_stories.caption }}

Image Story

Common fields between Image Stories and Video Stories:

  • url: (required, String): The URL of the image. Expected to be in a 9:16 aspect ratio.
  • date_expired (optional, String): The date at which the story did or will expire. Clients are encouraged not to display stories after this date.
  • preview (optional, Preview): Data that helps the client display a preview while this image is loading.
  • reactions (optional, Reactions): Data that describes how clients can react to this image.
  • content_warning (optional, String): If present, clients should display this warning before showing the story to the user.
  • duration_in_seconds (optional, Number): How long the story should be displayed for. Clients are free to adjust this number.
  • alt (required, String): The alt text of the image.
  • caption (optional, String): The caption of the image.

Fields unique to Image Story:

  • mime_type (required, String beginning with image/${string}): the MIME type of the image.

Video Story

Common fields between Image Stories and Video Stories:

  • url: (required, String): The URL of the video. Expected to be in a 9:16 aspect ratio.
  • date_expired (optional, String): The date at which the story did or will expire. Clients are encouraged not to display stories after this date.
  • preview (optional, Preview): Data that helps the client display a preview while this video is loading.
  • reactions (optional, Reactions): Data that describes how clients can react to this video.
  • content_warning (optional, String): If present, clients should display this warning before showing the story to the user.
  • duration_in_seconds (optional, Number): How long the story should be displayed for. Clients are free to adjust this number.
  • title (required, String): A description of the video.

Fields unique to Video Story:

  • mime_type (required, String beginning with video/): the MIME type of the video.
  • tracks (optional, an array of Tracks): The tracks for the video.

Tracks

  • url (required, String): The URL of a WEBVTT file.
  • lang (optional, String): A BCP47 language subtag for the track.
  • kind (optional, String): 'captions' (default), 'subtitles', 'chapters'.
  • label (optional, String): A user readable label for the track.

Authors

Authors represent people that created the stories in the feed. Authors in an Open Stories feed match Authors of a JSON Feed with the following additions:

  • name (required, String): Unlike in JSON Feed, name is a required field in Open Stories feeds.
  • url (required, String): Unlike in JSON Feed, url is a required field in Open Stories. url is expected to uniquely identify the author across feeds and items.

Preview

A Preview is a light-weight representation that allows clients to construct a more pleasant preview image while the actual story is loading.

  • blurhash (optional, String): A blurhash representation of this item, at a 9:16 aspect ratio.
  • color (optional, String): A solid color that can be used as a placeholder to this story.

Reactions

Reactions allow a client to communicate back to the authors of a story.

  • open_heart_urls (optional, String): A Open Heart URL.