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Work in progress

Hi,

The code is not yet in a state to be used in any real life scenarios.

For now it's just a toy project, from a Go beginner, which tries to build a very basic API interface for the Activity Pub and Activity Streams specifications.

Incidentally, there's also a json-ld marshaling/unmarshaling API which tries to stay close to the json.Marshaler and json.Unmarshaler interfaces[1]. This might end up a bit too specific to be of use in other contexts.

If you are in need of something that sounds a lot like this, please leave comments, suggestions or, even better, feature and/or pull requests.

[1] The existing packages (as far as I could find them) do not follow the json.Marshal documentation regarding anonymous struct fields and they end up messing the structure.

Current status?

Hi, any statement about the current status of this project ?
Is there a documentation?

README.md incorrectly contrasts `OnXXX` funcs

The readme appears to contain a mistake here, comparing regular OnTXXX to [T]OnXXX calls (respectively):

Before using them you should consider that the former comes with a pretty heavy performance penalty:

The benchmarks after this paragraph actually show it is the latter, generic [T]OnXXX that carry a significant performance penalty.

Should 'context' be '@context'?

I was considering using this library to encode some ActivityPub data I have on my website. However, I noticed that the Context field gets serialised to context and not @context. Is that on purpose? If so, why? And how could I output it as @context?

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