- Articles (naddr) now link to /a/{naddr} route (internal)
- Other nostr identifiers still link to njump.me (external)
- Improved article labels to show identifier instead of generic text
- Better UX: clicking article references opens them in-app
- Add nostrUriResolver utility to detect and replace nostr: URIs
- Support npub, note, nprofile, nevent, and naddr identifiers
- Convert nostr: URIs to clickable njump.me links
- Process markdown before rendering to handle nostr mentions
- Add CSS styling for nostr-uri-link class
- Implements NIP-19 and NIP-27 (nostr: URI scheme)
Nostr-native articles can now contain references like:
- nostr:npub1... → @npub1abc...
- nostr:note1... → note:note1abc...
- nostr:naddr1... → article:identifier
All identifiers become clickable links to njump.me
- Add useScrollDirection hook for scroll direction detection
- Hide bookmark and highlight buttons when scrolling down
- Show buttons again when scrolling up
- Smooth opacity transitions for better UX
- Only detect scroll when buttons are visible
- Improves mobile reading experience by maximizing content area
- Add effect to close sidebar when route changes on mobile
- Handles clicking on blog posts in Explore view
- Complements existing sidebar auto-close for bookmarks and highlights
- Improves mobile UX by preventing sidebar from blocking content
Without this configuration, page refreshes result in 404 errors because
Vercel tries to serve non-existent files instead of routing through
index.html for client-side routing.
Changed logout to use the proper clearActive() method from AccountManager instead of setActive(null), which was causing TypeScript type errors. This is the correct way to clear the active account according to the applesauce-accounts API.
Added the applesauce directory to .gitignore to exclude the local reference copy of the applesauce monorepo from being committed to the project repository.
The logout button wasn't working because setActive was being called with 'undefined as never', which is an incorrect type hack. Changed to use null instead, which properly clears the active account. Also removed redundant localStorage.removeItem('active') call since the active$ subscription already handles localStorage cleanup.
