- Log parentCreatedAt value when processApplesauceBookmarks is called
- Log each bookmark event with its kind and created_at timestamp
- Log count and timestamp for notes, articles, and URLs being processed
- Prefixed with [BOOKMARK_TS] for easy console filtering
- Add parentCreatedAt parameter to processApplesauceBookmarks function
- Replace all Math.floor(Date.now() / 1000) placeholders with parentCreatedAt || 0
- Update all call sites in bookmarkProcessing.ts to pass evt.created_at
- Individual bookmarks now inherit timestamp from their bookmark list event
- Bookmarks without valid parent timestamp will show as 0 (epoch) and be filtered by hideBookmarksWithoutCreationDate setting
- Eliminates 'now' placeholder timestamps in bookmark sidebar
- Enhanced hasCreationDate() to better detect unhydrated bookmark references
- Web bookmarks (kind 39701) always have real timestamps, always shown
- Filter out bookmarks with no content (failed hydration)
- Filter out URL-only bookmarks with minimal tags and synthetic IDs
- These are created during NIP-51 processing and show 'now' if not hydrated
- Fixes issue where placeholder timestamps would pass filter after time elapsed
- Import hasCreationDate utility function in Me.tsx
- Add UserSettings to MeProps interface
- Pass settings prop from Bookmarks to Me component
- Filter out bookmarks without creation dates when setting is enabled
- This ensures bookmarks showing 'Now' are hidden by default
- Create readsController service with background article fetching
- Implement progressive hydration pattern similar to bookmarkController
- Use AddressLoader for efficient batched article event retrieval
- Update Me.tsx to use readsController instead of direct readingProgressController
- Articles now show titles, summaries, images as data arrives from relays
- Fixes issue where reads showed 'Untitled' for all articles
- Keep event store integration for caching article events
- Maintain DRY principle by centralizing reads data fetching
Temporarily skip loading mark-as-read reactions to unblock the reads feature.
Focus on getting reading progress working first.
TODO: Debug why queryEvents hangs when querying kind:7 and kind:17 reactions.
The Promise never resolves even though we're not using timeouts.
Implemented event listener pattern in readingProgressController:
- Added onMarkedAsReadChanged() method for subscribers
- Added emitMarkedAsReadChanged() to notify when marked IDs update
- Call emitMarkedAsReadChanged() after loading reactions
In Me.tsx:
- Subscribe to onMarkedAsReadChanged() in new useEffect
- When fired, rebuild reads list with new marked-as-read items
- Include marked-only items (no progress event)
Now when reactions finish loading in background, /me/reads/completed
will update automatically with newly marked articles.
Added comprehensive logging to see:
- When reactions queries start and complete
- How many kind:17 and kind:7 events are returned
- What reactions have MARK_AS_READ_EMOJI content
- Event ID to naddr mapping progress
- Final count of markedAsReadIds
This will help identify why markedAsReadIds is empty.
Non-blocking, background loading pattern:
- Subscribe to eventStore timeline immediately (returns right away)
- Mark as loaded immediately
- Fire-and-forget background queries for reading progress from relays
- Fire-and-forget background queries for mark-as-read reactions
- All updates stream via eventStore subscription
No timeouts. No blocking awaits. Updates arrive progressively as relays
respond, UI shows data as soon as eventStore delivers it.
Added logs at each step:
- Setting up timeline subscription
- Timeline subscription ready
- Querying reading progress events
- Got reading progress events count
- Generation changed abort
This will show exactly which step is blocking.
Added isLoading flag to block multiple start() calls from running in parallel.
The repeated start() calls were all waiting on queryEvents() calls,
creating a thundering herd that prevented any from completing.
Now only one start() runs at a time, and concurrent calls are skipped
with a console log.
