Lightning-Invoice: lnbc1pjcpaakpp5gjs4f626hf8w6slx84xz3wwhlf309z503rjutckdxv6wwg5ldavsdqqcqzpgxqrrs0fppqjaxxw43p7em4g59vedv7pzl76kt0qyjfsp5qcp9de7a7t8h6zs5mcssfaqp4exrnkehqtg2hf0ary3z5cjnasvs9qyyssq55523e4h3cazhkv7f8jqf5qp0n8spykls49crsu5t3m636u3yj4qdqjkdl2nxf6jet5t2r2pfrxmm8rjpqjd3ylrzqq89m4gqt5l6ycqf92c7h
Closes: https://github.com/damus-io/damus/issues/940
Signed-off-by: Charlie Fish <contact@charlie.fish>
Signed-off-by: William Casarin <jb55@jb55.com>
Changelog-Added: Add NIP-42 relay auth support
Testing
---------
PASS
Device: iPhone 15 Pro simulator
iOS: 17.2
Damus: This commit
damus-api: 626fb9665d8d6c576dd635d5224869cd9b69d190
Server: Ubuntu 22.04 (VM)
Setup:
1. On the server, delete the `mdb` database files to start from scratch
2. In iOS, reinstall the app if necessary to make sure there are no in-app purchases
3. Enable subscriptions support via developer settings with localhost test mode and restart app
4. Start server with mock parameters (Run `npm run dev`)
Steps:
1. Open top bar and click on "Purple"
2. Purple screen should appear and show both benefits and the purchase options. PASS
3. Click on "monthly". An Apple screen to confirm purchase should appear. PASS
4. Welcome screen with animation should appear. PASS
5. Click continue and restart app (Due to known issue tracked at damus-io#1814)
6. Post something
7. Gold star should appear beside your name
8. Look at the server logs. There should be some requests to create the account (POST), to send the receipt (POST), and to get account status
9. Go to purple view. There should be some information about the subscription, as well as a "manage" button. PASS
10. Click on "manage" button. An iOS sheet should appear allow the user to unsubscribe or manage their subscription to Damus Purple.
Closes: https://github.com/damus-io/damus/issues/1809
Signed-off-by: Daniel D’Aquino <daniel@daquino.me>
Signed-off-by: William Casarin <jb55@jb55.com>
This commit includes various code changes necessary to get a basic proof of concept of the feature working.
This is NOT a full working feature yet, only a preliminary prototype/PoC. It includes:
- [X] Basic Storekit configuration
- [X] Basic purchase mechanism
- [X] Basic layout and copywriting
- [X] Basic design
- [X] Manage button (To help user cancel their subscription)
- [X] Thank you confirmation + special welcome view
- [X] Star badge on profile (by checking the Damus Purple API)
- [X] Connection to Damus purple API for fetching account info, registering for an account and sending over the App Store receipt data
The feature sits behind a feature flag which is OFF by default (it can be turned ON via Settings --> Developer settings --> Enable experimental Purple API and restarting the app)
Testing
---------
PASS
Device: iPhone 15 Pro simulator
iOS: 17.0.1
Damus: This commit
damus-api: 59ce44a92cff1c1aaed9886f9befbd5f1053821d
Server: Ubuntu 22.04 (VM)
Setup:
1. On the server, delete the `mdb` database files to start from scratch
2. In iOS, reinstall the app if necessary to make sure there are no in-app purchases
3. Enable subscriptions support via developer settings with localhost test mode and restart app
4. Start server with mock parameters (Run `npm run dev`)
Steps:
1. Open top bar and click on "Purple"
2. Purple screen should appear and show both benefits and the purchase options. PASS
3. Click on "monthly". An Apple screen to confirm purchase should appear. PASS
4. Welcome screen with animation should appear. PASS
5. Click continue and restart app (Due to known issue tracked at https://github.com/damus-io/damus/issues/1814)
6. Post something
7. Gold star should appear beside your name
8. Look at the server logs. There should be some requests to create the account (POST), to send the receipt (POST), and to get account status
9. Go to purple view. There should be some information about the subscription, as well as a "manage" button. PASS
10. Click on "manage" button. An iOS sheet should appear allow the user to unsubscribe or manage their subscription to Damus Purple.
Feature flag testing
--------------------
PASS
Preconditions: Continue from above test
Steps:
1. Disable Damus Purple experiment support on developer settings. Restart the app.
2. Check your post. There should be no star beside your profile name. PASS
3. Check side menu. There should be no "Damus Purple" option. PASS
4. Check server logs. There should be no new requests being done to the server. PASS
Closes: https://github.com/damus-io/damus/issues/1422
This change was made so that NostrDB data can be accessed from different build targets such as the notification service extension.
Upon initialization of NostrDB, it will check both DB file locations (the old documents directory, and the new shared app group container). If it sees the DB is present on the old location, and not on the new location, it will move the files to the new location. In any other condition it will keep the files intact to prevent data loss.
In order to avoid any conflicts between the damusApp's Ndb instance and the extension's Ndb instance when writing or moving the file, a new parameter called "owns_db_file" was added, and set to "false" for the extension. This ensures that the extension will not attempt to move DB files or create a new DB file on its own. Only the main app can move or create the DB file.
Testing
-------
PASS
Device: iPhone 15 Pro simulator
iOS: 17.0.1
Damus: This commit
Steps:
1. Run with the debugger attached to the extension target.
2. Using Apple's push notification testing dashboard, send a test push notification with a real payload (that includes the nostr event under `nostr_event`. Payload generated by strfry-push-notify).
3. Watch logs. It should show a message like "Got push notification from <DISPLAY_NAME>", where `DISPLAY_NAME` is the correct profile name of the user who generated the event. PASS
Regression testing
------------------
Device: iPhone 13 Mini (Real device)
iOS: 17.1.1
Damus: This commit
Other preconditions:
- Damus is at 1.6 (29) at the start of the test
- NostrDB filled with real data on the old location
Steps:
1. Flash (upgrade) the new Damus version (this commit) (This will be the first time upgrading, shared file container is empty)
2. Try to use the app normally. Scroll and navigate to several locations. Interact with some notes. App should be stable, work, and appear to have profile names already (i.e. It shouldn't start with a bunch of npubs in the place of profile names on known contacts). PASS
3. Downgrade back to the App store version (v1.6 (29))
4. Try to use the app normally. Scroll and navigate, interact, etc. App should work and be stable, but profile name cache is expected to be lost (i.e. shows npubs for a bit until profile is reloaded into NostrDB). PASS
5. Upgrade app again to the version in this commit.
6. Repeat step 2. Everything should work as normal and all profiles should be preloaded from the start. PASS
Closes: https://github.com/damus-io/damus/issues/1744
This change includes several source files related to NostrDB into the extension target as well, so that we can use it from that context (and thus enable more advanced push notification formatting and suppression)
To make this change possible, I had to split some source files as well as to move some functions to different files, to ensure we don't have to pull too much unnecessary code into the extension.
Testing
-------
PASS
Device: iPhone 15 Pro simulator
iOS: 17.0.1
Damus: This commit
Test steps:
1. Build DamusNotificationService. Should succeed. PASS
2. Build Damus (the app). PASS
3. Run app, scroll around some notes, go to a few different views, post a note. Should work as normal. PASS
I added support for the experimental push notifications feature. There are many improvements to be made, so this feature is currently opt-in only. If the user does not opt-in, their device tokens will not be sent out and thus they will receive no push notifications.
We should perform more testing on real-life staging environments before fully releasing this feature.
Testing
-------
Testing was done gradually during development.
Device: iOS simulators
iOS: 17
Damus version: A few different but recent prototypes
Rough coverage:
1. Checked that no device tokens are sent out when setting is off
2. Checked that I can successfully receive device tokens when feature is ON and set to localhost.
3. Checked sending test push notifications of types "note" (kind: 1), reaction (kind: 7) and DMs (kind 4) works and shows a generic but reasonable push notification message
4. Checked that clicking on the notifications above take the user to the correct screen
Closes: https://github.com/damus-io/damus/issues/67
Changelog-Added: Add experimental push notification support
Signed-off-by: Daniel D’Aquino <daniel@daquino.me>
Signed-off-by: William Casarin <jb55@jb55.com>
This is a non-functional refactor to rename two views with similar names, to avoid confusion.
Signed-off-by: Daniel D’Aquino <daniel@daquino.me>
Reviewed-by: William Casarin <jb55@jb55.com>
Signed-off-by: William Casarin <jb55@jb55.com>
via zappability badges and profile action sheets
This commit improves discoverability of zaps with the following changes:
1. New zap icon appears on profile pictures of events where the author of such event has zaps setup
2. Clicking on a profile picture from an event shows an action sheet that makes it easier to see a preview of their profile, and a zap button
Testing
-------
Devices:
- iPhone 14 Pro simulator
- iPad 10 simulator
iOS:
- 17.0.1
- 16.4
Damus: This commit
Coverage:
1. Checked that zap icon appears on profile pictures on events in different feeds and threads
2. Checked that this zap icon only appears for profiles that have zaps enabled
3. Checked that profile action sheet looks good on both light mode and dark mode
4. Checked that long descriptions are truncated and the "see more" "see less" buttons work
5. Checked that clicking "see more" or "see less" adapts the size of the action sheet (on iPhone)
6. Checked that action sheet looks good whether or not the user has a website link setup
7. Checked that long presses on the zap button in the action sheet bring the same options as the normal profile view
8. Checked all the buttons in the action sheet take the user to the expected place
9. Checked that the original profile view looks good (on both light and dark mode)
Notes:
- Action sheet cannot be resized on iPad.
- Could not test on Mac Catalyst because there seems to be a crash on the creation of a new account
Reference ticket: https://github.com/damus-io/damus/issues/1596
Changelog-Added: Improve discoverability of profile zaps with zappability badges and profile action sheets
Signed-off-by: Daniel D’Aquino <daniel@daquino.me>
Signed-off-by: William Casarin <jb55@jb55.com>
In 7c98489, routes are compared to the stack top before push.
Problem is, search comparison is not looking at the NostrFilter.
Instead, hash value involves two UUID-based fields (sub_id,
profiles_subid), so equality will always fail and result in a
"duplicated push".
As I do not know the context of such fields to deliberately
drop them, this patch is sent as a draft.
The basic idea is using the filter for comparison, so I added
a Hashable extension to NostrFilter where the subject of the
comparison may be fine-tuned.
Adding `hashtag` resolves#1367 but it's only a starting point.
Signed-off-by: Davide De Rosa <keeshux@gmail.com>
Reviewed-by: William Casarin <jb55@jb55.com>
Signed-off-by: William Casarin <jb55@jb55.com>
This commit adds a suggested hashtag section to the universe view tab. The method for suggesting hashtags is currently simple:
1. It contains a list of many possible hashtags that we could recommend
2. It calculates how many users have been talking about it in the events fetched by the Universe tab
3. It selects the Top-N most mentioned suggested hashtags in the Universe tab
This has the following properties:
1. It has some spam resistance as it ranks by unique users mentioning the tag (instead of events)
2. It is a simple way to curate good hashtags
3. It shows the ones with the most amount of people talking about it among the notes fecthed in the Universe view
Testing
-------
PASS
Device: iPhone 14 Pro simulator
iOS: 17.0
Damus: This commit
Coverage:
1. Suggested hashtags are displayed
2. Layout looks similar to Figma
3. User count goes up (does not stay at zero)
4. Clicking on a suggested hashtag takes you to that hashtag view
5. Only the top 5 hashtags are displayed
Notes: The counts seem low, probably because there are not enough notes loaded in Universe View
Changelog-Added: Add suggested hashtags to universe view
Closes: https://github.com/damus-io/damus/issues/1569
Signed-off-by: Daniel D’Aquino <daniel@daquino.me>
Signed-off-by: William Casarin <jb55@jb55.com>
Testing of standard flow
------------------------
PASS
Device: iPhone 14 Pro simulator
iOS: 17.0
Damus: This commit
Steps:
1. Delete and reinstall Damus
2. Go through onboarding until suggested users appear
3. Click "continue". Should slide into the post view. PASS
4. Post view should look similar to the Figma design file, but with examples as placeholders. PASS
5. Examples should switch every 3 seconds. PASS
6. Typing a first character causes the #introductions hashtag to be automatically added. PASS
7. Uploading an image makes progress view show up and not break layout. PASS
8. Clicking on "post" should post this note and dismiss onboarding view. PASS
Testing of other flows
----------------------
PASS
Device: iPhone 14 Pro simulator
iOS: 17.0
Damus: This commit
Special remark: Made local change to always show the onboarding suggestions, and speed up testing
Coverage:
1. Clicking "skip" on suggested users view will skip into the post view. PASS
2. Clicking "cancel" on post view and then going to the normal post view reveals a blank draft. PASS
3. Clicking "cancel" dismisses onboarding view and does not post anything. PASS
4. Normal post view looks normal (not broken). PASS
5. Changing initial suggested post during onboarding, cancelling the post, and then re-entering normal post view reveals the draft with user modifications. PASS
Changelog-Added: Suggest first post during onboarding
Closes: https://github.com/damus-io/damus/issues/1338
Signed-off-by: Daniel D’Aquino <daniel@daquino.me>
Signed-off-by: William Casarin <jb55@jb55.com>
This commit adds a basic snapshot test for EventView, and also adds some testing infrastructure to help with mocking NostrDB behavior.
Test
----
PASS
Device: iOS 17.0 Simulator
iOS: 17.0
Damus: This commit
Steps: Run `EventViewTests`
Results: Snapshot matches baseline reference added
- Allow scanning of QR codes, and if detects a nsec, will provide it to
the login prompt.
- If nsec is found, provides option to keep nsec in keychain; default is
to not store
- User stays logged in until they logout, or app is force-quit if nsec
is not stored.
damusApp.swift:
Obtains keypair from the notification generated to allow login.
LoginView.swift:
New views allowing for adding and logic handling the QR reader in
QRScanNSECView.swift to enable QR scan for nsec.
QRScanNSECView.swift:
New view to scan for QR code. The sparkling magnifying glass is enabled
if the view calling the QR view changes the privKeyFound bound variable.
Tipjar: npub1el277q4kesp8vhs7rq6qkwnhpxfp345u7tnuxykwr67d9wg0wvyslam5n0
Closes: https://github.com/damus-io/damus/issues/1291
Changelog-Added: Add QR scan nsec logins.
Signed-off-by: Jericho Hasselbush <jericho@sal-et-lucem.com>
Reviewed-by: William Casarin <jb55@jb55.com>
Signed-off-by: William Casarin <jb55@jb55.com>
This change adds `https://github.com/pointfreeco/swift-snapshot-testing` as a package dependency and links it to the `damusTests` target.
It also adds one snapshot test to demonstrate its usefulness, by adding coverage to one particular aspect that we have never been able to test before: Whether or not the post text editor will wrap the text once the text gets long.
Testing of the test
-------------------
PASS
iOS: 17.0
Device: Simulator
Damus: This commit
Test steps:
1. Run `testTextWrapperViewWillWrapText`. PASS
2. Change TextViewWrapper.swift and remove this line:
```
textView.setContentCompressionResistancePriority(.defaultLow, for: .horizontal)
```
3. Rerun. It fails. PASS (This is expected)
Closes: https://github.com/damus-io/damus/issues/1562
Signed-off-by: Daniel D’Aquino <daniel@daquino.me>
Signed-off-by: William Casarin <jb55@jb55.com>
This patch improves clear cache functionality by:
- Reducing kingfisher cache removal to one command (The two commands running async was leading to warning logs. One was a subset of the other)
- Removing all files under the cache folder where not currently used by other processes
Full Functionality test
-----------------------
PASS
Device: iPhone 13 mini (Physical device)
iOS: 17.0.3
Damus: This commit
Special remarks:
- I had to locally delete other unit tests to be able to build the test target
- Unit test run on an earlier version of the patch. Test coverage should still apply since this newer patch is a subset of the previous.
Setup: Run Damus with debugger connection to Xcode
Test steps:
1. Follow multiple active accounts (Skip if local Damus is already filled up with GBs of data)
2. Scroll down on the feed for a couple of minutes (or until you have seen at least a few images, a few videos, and link previews) (Skip if local Damus is filled up with GBs of data)
3. In Xcode, download a storage container (Window > Devices and Simulators > Select the device > Select Damus > click on (...) > Download container)
- Note: Even though you see the file, it does not download instantly. Monitor the file size until it roughly reaches the size reported in iOS storage settings, as the download may still be in progress. This may take a few minutes in some cases.
- Also take note of storage usage in iOS settings
4. Open the app data package using terminal
5. Run `du -h . | sort -hr`
6. Clear cache and check logs. Logs should indicate the caches being cleared, and there should be no storage-related warning/error logs. PASS
7. Download a new storage container. Remember to wait until it completes download.
8. Run `du -h . | sort -hr` on it.
9. Compare. There should be much less data. Also check iOS settings storage usage. PASS
10. Go back to the home feed and start scrolling, browsing, follow some other people, etc. Look at your own profile as well. Everything should appear to be working as expected with no crashes or important data loss
11. Check bookmarks are still present. PASS
12. Run `DamusCacheManagerTests`. Should pass. PASS* (*See special remarks)
Results:
- Storage usage goes from 3.9GB to 394.7MB
- Damus works as normal after clearing cache, and after restarting the app as well. It becomes slower for a moment, but after a bit it loads as normal again.
- No warning or error logs pertaining to clearing cache
- Unit test passes
My storage container disk usage stats after clearing cache:
```
% du -h | sort -hr
359M ./AppData
359M .
336M ./AppData/Documents
23M ./AppData/Library
20M ./AppData/Library/Caches
7.9M ./AppData/Library/Caches/com.jb55.damus2
2.4M ./AppData/Library/SplashBoard/Snapshots
2.4M ./AppData/Library/SplashBoard
1.8M ./AppData/Library/SplashBoard/Snapshots/com.jb55.damus2 - {DEFAULT GROUP}
1.6M ./AppData/Library/Caches/com.jb55.damus2/fsCachedData
636K ./AppData/Library/SplashBoard/Snapshots/sceneID:com.jb55.damus2-ecc156b1-eb9c-4439-b219-e1eebf2b4c36
596K ./AppData/Library/Caches/com.apple.WebKit.GPU/com.apple.metal
596K ./AppData/Library/Caches/com.apple.WebKit.GPU
452K ./AppData/Library/Caches/com.jb55.damus2/com.apple.metal
296K ./AppData/Library/SplashBoard/Snapshots/sceneID:com.jb55.damus2-ecc156b1-eb9c-4439-b219-e1eebf2b4c36/downscaled
224K ./AppData/Library/HTTPStorages/com.jb55.damus2
224K ./AppData/Library/HTTPStorages
164K ./AppData/Library/Caches/com.onevcat.Kingfisher.ImageCache.default
156K ./AppData/Library/Caches/RelayLogs
112K ./AppData/Library/Caches/com.apple.dyld
92K ./AppData/Library/Preferences
60K ./AppData/Library/Caches/com.jb55.damus2/com.apple.metal/archiveUsage.db
12K ./AppData/Library/Saved Application State/com.jb55.damus2.savedState
12K ./AppData/Library/Saved Application State
8.0K ./AppData/StoreKit
8.0K ./AppData/Library/Saved Application State/com.jb55.damus2.savedState/ecc156b1-eb9c-4439-b219-e1eebf2b4c36
4.0K ./AppData/Library/Saved Application State/com.jb55.damus2.savedState/KnownSceneSessions
4.0K ./AppData/Library/LanguageModeling/en-dynamic.lm
4.0K ./AppData/Library/LanguageModeling
4.0K ./AppData/Library/Cookies
0B ./AppData/SystemData/com.apple.SafariViewService/Library/WebKit/WebsiteData
0B ./AppData/SystemData/com.apple.SafariViewService/Library/WebKit
0B ./AppData/SystemData/com.apple.SafariViewService/Library
0B ./AppData/SystemData/com.apple.SafariViewService
```
Biggest storage used remaining is in the Documents folder where NostrDB is stored. However, we do not want to clear NostrDB, so this is expected behavior.
Changelog-Changed: Improve clear cache functionality
Closes: https://github.com/damus-io/damus/issues/1472
Signed-off-by: Daniel D’Aquino <daniel@daquino.me>
Signed-off-by: William Casarin <jb55@jb55.com>
Summary
-------
This fixes the issue at Github #1531 where relays with trailing slashes cannot be removed.
The root cause (Identified by @fishcakeday) was that for a relay to be removed, a certain dictionary entry containing the relay url needed to be removed prior to sending the updated relay list. However those dictionary keys used `String` objects, which cannot tell that two URLs are the same with or without a trailing slash.
To fix the issue, I have used a dictionary with the type `[RelayURL: RelayInfo]`, and made the necessary protocol conformance implementations for RelayURL. This way, URLs are handled with higher accuracy (e.g. Trailing slashes do not matter, URLs that resolve to the same location will match no matter what).
This allows us to leverage the existing parsing and handling logic that comes with the `URL` type, instead of manually handling URL strings.
Generally speaking it is preferrable to work with higher level `URL` or `RelayURL` objects than handle URLs via `String`. There is an opportunity to refactor more code, but I intentionally kept the changes to `RelayURL` limited to the functionality in this issue, because otherwise the changeset becomes very big and risky.
Issue reproduction
------------------
**Device:** iPhone 14 Pro simulator
**iOS:** 17.0
**Damus:** Local build from `476f52562` with the following local change:
``` diff
Signed-off-by: William Casarin <jb55@jb55.com>
Summary
-------
This patch fixes the issue where the user might see notes from users that they have muted, if such note has been reposted or quoted.
Furthermore, this patch introduces some improvements on some of the associated views, making them more reusable.
Testing of the fix
------------------
**PASS**
**Device:** iPhone 14 Pro simulator
**iOS:** 17.0
**Damus:** This commit
**Test steps:**
1. Create two test accounts (if not created already). We will use test account "A". Test account "B" is an external test account
2. Make some notes from test account "B" (if non existent)
3. Switch to account "A"
4. Under test account "A", follow account "B"
5. Repost a note from account "B", and quote another note from account "B"
6. Access "account B"'s timeline. Repost and quoted note should all be visible. Layout should look as usual
7. Click on the reposted note. Should appear and it should look normal
8. Click on the note with the quote. Should appear and it should look normal
9. Click on the quoted note. Should appear and it should look normal
10. Now mute account "B"
12. Go back to account "A"'s timeline
13. Repost should appear, but the reposted content should be hidden behind a mute box. Clicking on show/hide should show or hide muted content
14. Note with quoted content should appear, but the quoted content should be hidden behind a mute box. Clicking on show/hide should work as expected
15. Make sure that the layout in steps 13 and 14 look good.
16. Click on the repost to access the thread view. Should be muted as expected.
17. Add a comment to the repost. Comment should appear even if the mute box hides the main note
18. Click on the note with quote to open its thread view. Comments should appear, main note should appear, but quoted content should be behind the mute box
19. Under account "B", add a comment to the quoted notes
20. Under account "A", check in the thread view that "B"'s reply is behind a mute box
21. Reply to the note with the quote. Check that the note appears correctly and that quoted content is behind the mute box (in the post composer view)
22. Find on Nostr a post where one of the replies contains a quoted note. Mute the user of the quoted content, and check that quoted content is now in a mute box
Smoke sanity test
-----------------
**PASS**
**Device:** iPhone 14 pro simulator
**iOS:** 16.4
**Test steps:** Browse a timeline filled with real notes and comments. Go through different notes and threads, mute some users, just to make sure nothing else appears obsviously broken.
Other notes
-----------
I removed this code:
```
.frame(maxWidth: .infinity, minHeight: PFP_SIZE)
```
from `EventShell`, because it was causing the layout to break on "threaded" style event view with muted quoted content (e.g. in a reply with quoted content).
The line of code dates back to `495859e07f`, but I am not sure why this line existed in the first place, or if removing it has any negative impact.
Closes: https://github.com/damus-io/damus/issues/1216
Changelog-Fixed: Hide quoted or reposted notes from people whom the user has muted. (#1216)
Signed-off-by: Daniel D’Aquino <daniel@daquino.me>
Reviewed-by: William Casarin <jb55@jb55.com>
Signed-off-by: William Casarin <jb55@jb55.com>
This adds profiles to nostrdb
- Remove in-memory Profiles caches, nostrdb is as fast as an in-memory cache
- Remove ProfileDatabase and just use nostrdb directly
Changelog-Changed: Use nostrdb for profiles
This commit adds a setting where the user can choose to hide notes with
a #nsfw hashtag. This setting was implemented to allow users to filter
out adult or other unsafe content.
I moved the code logic for content filtering into a new file, and
defined a protocol for content filters. Although the logic is still
simple, this might help in developing a flexible API in case we have
more complex filtering needs in the future.
I also modified the name of the "Appearance" setting to "Appearance and
filters", to make it easier for users to intuitively find this setting.
(Note: Re-translations of this string might be necessary)
**PASS**
**iOS:**
- iOS 17.0 (iPhone 14 Pro)
**Damus:** (This commit)
**Steps:**
1. Follow another account that you control (Account B)
2. On account B, post a note saying "#test this is a test". This note should show up on the home feed.
3. On account B, post a note saying "#nsfw this is a test". This note should NOT show up on the home feed
4. Go to settings and disable the NSFW filter. Go back to the home view. The #nsfw post should now show up.
5. Close app and reopen. NSFW post should still show up (i.e. Setting should be persistent)
6. Unfollow account B
7. Close app and reopen.
8. Follow the "#grownostr" hashtag
9. Turn on the NSFW filter
10. On account B, post a note saying "#grownostr this is a test". This note should show up on the home view.
11. On account B, post a note saying "#grownostr #nsfw this is a test". This note should NOT show up.
12. Double-check the "notes and replies" tab. Note should NOT show up there either.
12. Turn off NSFW filter
13. Note from step 11 should now show up.
14. Go to Universe view and find a post with a hashtag. Remember where the post is.
14. Locally change the tag keyword from "nsfw" to that hashtag (Note: I had to test this way because my posts were not showing up in the Universe view)
15. Turn off the filter. Check post is there, in the Universe view.
16. Turn on the filter. Check post is no longer there in the Universe view. (Check the neighboring posts are the same, to make sure)
17. Bring back the code to its normal state.
18. Search for "#nsfw". Make sure that #nsfw appears (I believe this is ok, because it means the person is purposefully searching for it)
Closes: https://github.com/damus-io/damus/issues/1412
Changelog-Added: Add "Do not show #nsfw tagged posts" setting
Signed-off-by: Daniel D’Aquino <daniel@daquino.me>
Signed-off-by: William Casarin <jb55@jb55.com>
Move the "Follow you" badge into the profile header he profile header
out-of-line with the often long and already space-constrained
username/display name text
Changelog-Changed: Move the "Follow you" badge into the profile header
Closes: https://github.com/damus-io/damus/pull/1529
Signed-off-by: William Casarin <jb55@jb55.com>
Collapse the various standalone functions for parsing block data, and
refactor consumers to initialize a Block with given data and access its
members as needed.
Closes: https://github.com/damus-io/damus/pull/1496
Signed-off-by: William Casarin <jb55@jb55.com>
Changelog-Fixed: Fix text editing issues on characters added right after mention link
Closes: https://github.com/damus-io/damus/issues/1375
Signed-off-by: Daniel D’Aquino <daniel@daquino.me>
Tested-by: William Casarin <jb55@jb55.com>
Signed-off-by: William Casarin <jb55@jb55.com>
This is a refactor of the codebase to use a more memory-efficient
representation of notes. It should also be much faster at decoding since
we're using a custom C json parser now.
Changelog-Changed: Improved memory usage and performance when processing events
Since we can't mutate NdbNotes, let's update the existing codebase to
generate and sign ids on NostrEvent constructions. This will allow us to
match NdbNote's constructor
We eventually want to switch over to NdbNote instead of NostrEvent. To
facilitate this, the plan is to eventually make NostrEvent an alias of
NdbNote. For this to work, let's make sure the NostrEvent extensions are
implemented on NdbNote.
We will likely switch away from string properties as well, but for now
we will try to emulate as much as possible to make sure everything is
working first.
We will be using this lib which is much better than the builtin
framework for markdown rendering. We use a modified version that removes
html tag rendering which looks horrible.
Changelog-Fixed: Fix localization issues and export strings for translation
Signed-off-by: Terry Yiu <git@tyiu.xyz>
Signed-off-by: William Casarin <jb55@jb55.com>
This is needed for longform events. Right now we treat unseparated note
artifacts as a list of blocks, but we will likely need to render these
blocks into lists of attributed texts with image blocks inbetween.
NostrScript is a WebAssembly implementation that interacts with Damus.
It enables dynamic scripting that can be used to power custom list views,
enabling pluggable algorithms.
The web has JavaScript, Damus has NostrScript. NostrScripts can be
written in any language that compiles to WASM.
This commit adds a WASM interpreter I've written as a mostly-single C
file for portability and embeddability. In the future we could
JIT-compile these for optimal performance if NostrScripts get large and
complicated. For now an interpreter is simple enough for algorithm list
view plugins.
Changelog-Added: Add initial NostrScript implementation
Signed-off-by: William Casarin <jb55@jb55.com>
Refactor profile zaps to reuse same BOLT11 Lightning invoice logic as
note zaps, which fixes profile zaps from Cash App and Muun wallets
Changelog-Added: Add profile zaps
Changelog-Fixed: Fix profile zapping for Muun and Strike wallets
Closes: #1236Fixes: #1067
