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ssb-names

v3.1.4

Published

get the `signifier` (name for an object) or `signified` (object for a name) from a secure-scuttlebutt database.

Downloads

16

Readme

ssb-names

get the signifier (name for an object) or signified (object for a name) from a secure-scuttlebutt database.

Api

install as server side sbot plugin

names.get (cb)

get all naming relationships

names.getImages

get all image assigned relationships

names.getImageFor(id, cb)

get the image for an id

names.getSignifier(id, cb)

get the name for an id. returns a name for this id.

names.getSignifies(name, cb)

get ids that have been named name. outputs an array:

[{
  name: name, //a full name matched from name
  id: id, //the feed id
  rank: i,
  named: //what you would _normally_ call this feed.
})

## Algorithm

The algorithm iterates over all naming relationships,
when looking up a name for someone, in these order:

If you have selected a name for them, use your name.
If your direct friends name them, use the most popular name.
Else if friends of friends name them, use the most popular foaf name.

If no one you know names them, use their self-declared name.

friend's names for them have precidence over self-declared names
because self-declared names are vulnerable to an attacker
simply claiming the same name and avatar. With other-declared names,
they'd need to convince your friends to rename them one by one.

## License

MIT