feat: Synapse compatible admin API #748
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Reference: continuwuation/continuwuity#748
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Obviously, we can't match all synapse endpoints fully. However, having some level of compatibility is useful.
See also: https://github.com/nexy7574/conduwuit-admin-api-proxy/
Having our own rich API alongside a synapse compatible one would be the best of both worlds.
Synapse compatible admin APIto feat: Synapse compatible admin APII don't think we should implement a synapse compatible API - things we need that aren't site-exclusive can be converted into an actual specced endpoint, and we can have our own private API for things specific to continuwuity.
Big fan of starting off a spec'd API and letting Synapse look to adopt it, though I'd also say we take as much as is good/usable from the Synapse version as possible - we don't want to implement rubbish, but it'd be good to make it easier for them to adopt a centralised standard.
Hopefully part of the design would be that it's extensible (i.e. any homeserver can add more stuff that other servers aren't expected to support) so then we could just build our admin API under the same API tree instead of needing a second special /continuwuity/ tree? 🤔