Wall Feed

A wall is wider than a timeline. Alongside Create and Announce it carries the small signals a plain feed throws away — reactions, follows, album additions, profile changes, group joins — and this block renders all of them in one stream.

import { WallFeed } from "@/components/wall-feed";

const outbox = await fetchOutbox(owner);

<WallFeed
  owner={owner}
  viewer={viewer}
  collection={outbox}
  showComments
  onPublish={(activity) => postToOutbox(viewer, activity)}
  onLoadMore={(next) => fetchPage(next)}
/>

Two row shapes

Create and Announce render as full post-card cards with reactions and an optional comment thread. Everything else collapses to a single attributed line with an avatar, a verb, and a timestamp — the same visual language as notifications-panel, so the two read as one system. An Add of a photo album additionally renders a thumbnail strip.

Owner posts and visitor posts

A post counts as written on the wall when it addresses the owner in cc or audience and comes from someone else. Those get a "wrote on X's wall" ribbon above the card, and the Wall posts filter narrows to exactly that set. No extra field is needed — the addressing already says it.

Filters and grouping

The filter row counts each bucket up front and disables the empty ones, so you never tab into a blank list. Entries are then bucketed into Today, Yesterday, and month headings. Both the buckets and the relative timestamps are computed from the now prop rather than the wall clock, so a server render and its hydration agree.

Publishing and pagination

Composed posts are prepended immediately and kept until you refetch, so the wall never appears to swallow a post in flight. When the collection has a next URL, a "Load earlier activity" button passes it to onLoadMore.

Structured data

The block emits one Schema.org CollectionPage wrapping an ItemList of postings. Only real posts go in it — a "liked a post" row is not itself a posting, so it is left out rather than padding the list.

Without a collection the block renders its own wall-activities fixtures, which cover every activity type it knows how to draw.