class ActivityPubServer moved to package apkit.server.app

[jze]

The ActivityPubServer has been moved to package apkit.server.app. Therefore, the imports became incorrect in some places.

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Summary of Changes

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This pull request focuses on a structural refactoring within the apkit project, specifically relocating the ActivityPubServer class to a more appropriate sub-package. This change aims to enhance the clarity and organization of the codebase. The primary impact is the necessary update of import statements across various files, including documentation and examples, to ensure all components correctly reference the moved class.

Highlights

• Refactoring: The ActivityPubServer class has been moved from apkit.server to the more specific package apkit.server.app to improve module organization.
• Import Updates: All references to ActivityPubServer across the README.md, documentation files (docs/index.md, docs/tutorial.md), and example code (examples/minimal_server.py) have been updated to reflect its new package location.
• Related Import Change: The import path for SubRouter in docs/tutorial.md was also adjusted from apkit.server to apkit.server.subrouter as part of the module restructuring.

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Code Review

This pull request correctly refactors the project by moving ActivityPubServer and SubRouter to new modules within the apkit.server package. The import statements in the documentation and examples have been updated accordingly. I have one suggestion regarding the library's import API to improve developer experience.

[gemini-code-assist]

While these imports are correct after the refactoring, this change highlights that imports from apkit.server are now spread across multiple submodules (app, subrouter, types, responses). To provide a cleaner public API for library users, consider exporting the main classes from the apkit.server package itself. This can be achieved by adding the relevant imports to src/apkit/server/__init__.py.

For example, in src/apkit/server/__init__.py:

from .app import ActivityPubServer
from .subrouter import SubRouter
from .types import Context, ActorKey
from .responses import ActivityResponse

This would allow users to write a single, cleaner import statement, improving the developer experience.

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[AmaseCocoa]

Thankyou!