- Create deletionService for NIP-09 kind:5 event deletion requests
- Add ConfirmDialog component for user confirmation before deletion
- Add subtle delete button to highlight items (trash icon)
- Only show delete button for user's own highlights
- Position delete button symmetrically opposite to relay indicator
- Add confirmation dialog to prevent accidental deletions
- Remove highlights from UI immediately after deletion request
- Style delete button with red hover color
- Add comprehensive confirmation dialog styling (danger/warning/info variants)
Implements NIP-09 Event Deletion Request.
Users can now delete their own highlights after confirming the action.
- Create reactionService for handling kind:7 and kind:17 reactions
- Add mark as read button at the end of articles (📚 emoji)
- Use kind:7 reaction for nostr-native articles (/a/ paths)
- Use kind:17 reaction for external websites (/r/ paths)
- Pass activeAccount and currentArticle props through component tree
- Add responsive styling for mark as read button
- Button shows loading state while creating reaction
- Only visible when user is logged in
Implements NIP-25 (kind:7 reactions) and NIP-25 (kind:17 website reactions).
Users can now mark articles as read, creating a permanent record on nostr.
- Add articleTitleResolver service to fetch article titles from relays
- Extract naddr identifiers from markdown content
- Fetch article titles in parallel using relay pool
- Replace naddr references with actual article titles
- Fallback to identifier if title fetch fails
- Update markdown processing to be async for title resolution
- Pass relayPool through component tree to enable resolution
Example: nostr:naddr1... now shows as "My Article Title" instead of "article:identifier"
Improves readability by showing human-friendly article titles in cross-references
- Highlights now include p tag referencing original article author
- Allows authors to discover highlights of their work
- Follows NIP-84 best practices for highlight attribution
- Remove complex Cache API management with blob URLs and metadata
- useImageCache now simply returns the URL (Service Worker handles caching)
- imageCacheService reduced to just stats and clear functions
- Service Worker automatically caches all images on fetch
- Much simpler, DRY code that 'just works' for offline mode
- Stats now read directly from Cache API instead of localStorage metadata
- Clean up stale metadata when Cache API doesn't have cached data
- Handle online/offline state properly in image loading
- Show original URL when online, blob URL from cache when offline
- Prevent cache misses when browser clears Cache API on hard reload
- Create exploreService to fetch kind:30023 events from followed users
- Add BlogPostCard component for displaying blog post previews
- Add Explore page component with grid layout
- Add /explore route to App.tsx (not linked in navigation yet)
- Add responsive CSS styles for explore page and blog post cards
- Clicking blog post cards navigates to article view
BREAKING CHANGE: Image cache now uses Cache API instead of localStorage
Benefits:
- Support for actual 210MB cache size (localStorage limited to 5-10MB)
- Store native Response objects (no base64 overhead)
- Asynchronous, non-blocking operations
- Better suited for large binary blobs like images
- Can handle hundreds of MB to several GB
Changes:
- Rewrite imageCacheService to use Cache API for image storage
- Keep metadata in localStorage for LRU tracking (small footprint)
- Update useImageCache hook to handle async Cache API
- Add blob URL cleanup to prevent memory leaks
- Update clearImageCache to async function
The cache now works as advertised and won't hit quota limits.
- Add imageCacheService with localStorage-based image caching and LRU eviction
- Create useImageCache hook for React components to fetch and cache images
- Integrate image caching with article service to cache cover images on load
- Add image cache settings (enable/disable, size limit) to user settings
- Update ReaderHeader to use cached images for article covers
- Update BookmarkViews (CardView, LargeView) to use cached images
- Add image cache configuration UI in OfflineModeSettings with:
- Toggle to enable/disable image caching
- Slider to set cache size limit (10-200 MB)
- Display current cache stats (size and image count)
- Clear cache button
Images are cached in localStorage for offline viewing, with a configurable
size limit (default 50MB). LRU eviction ensures cache stays within limits.
When creating highlights in flight mode (no remote connection), only show local relays in the relay indicator tooltip. Check connection status to determine which relays are actually reachable before setting publishedRelays field.
Remove relay.connected filter when publishing/rebroadcasting. Now always attempts to publish to all configured relays and lets the relay pool handle connection state management. This ensures highlights are broadcast to all relays, not just those that report as connected at publish time.
The highlight creation service was getting all relays from the pool without checking if they were actually connected. This caused highlights to only be published to a subset of relays (sometimes just one).
Now properly filters relays using relay.connected to ensure highlights are published to all actually connected relays when online.
- Import IAccount from applesauce-accounts (not applesauce-core)
- Remove unused account parameter from syncLocalEventsToRemote
- Fix undefined vs null type mismatch in Bookmarks component
- All linter and type checks now pass cleanly
Major UX improvement:
- Store event in EventStore FIRST (before publishing)
- Return highlight immediately (no await on relay publish)
- Publish to relays in background asynchronously
- UI now updates instantly (<50ms) instead of waiting seconds
Before:
1. Create event
2. Wait for relay publish (1-5 seconds)
3. Store in EventStore
4. Return to UI
After:
1. Create event
2. Store in EventStore
3. Return to UI immediately ⚡
4. Publish to relays in background
Benefits:
- Instant highlight appearance in UI
- No blocking on network operations
- Better perceived performance
- Especially noticeable in flight mode with slow local relays
- Event still saved even if publishing fails
- Check actual relay connectivity before rebroadcasting
- Skip rebroadcast to all relays if no remote relays connected
- Still allows rebroadcast to local relays in flight mode
- Prevents unnecessary publish attempts to unreachable relays
- Logs: '✈️ Flight mode: skipping rebroadcast to remote relays'
This prevents the app from trying to rebroadcast fetched events to
remote relays when only local relays are connected (flight mode).
- Show spinning blue icon while event is syncing to remote relays
- Hide offline indicator completely after successful sync
- Add sync state tracking with listeners for real-time updates
- Track successful vs failed syncs separately
- Only clear offline flag for successfully synced events
- Blue spinner (#3b82f6) indicates active sync
- Clean UI: no indicator after sync completes
Behavior:
1. Create highlight offline → plane icon
2. Come back online → spinner replaces plane
3. Sync completes → no indicator (clean)
4. Sync fails → plane icon returns
Major improvements:
- Store highlights in EventStore immediately when created
- Query EventStore instead of local relays for offline sync
- Pass eventStore to highlight creation service and hooks
- Simplified offline sync: no more relay queries, just EventStore lookups
- More efficient and reliable offline event tracking
- Better integration with applesauce architecture
Benefits:
- Faster sync (no relay queries needed)
- More reliable (events always in EventStore)
- Cleaner code (leveraging applesauce patterns)
- Better separation of concerns
- Add isOfflineCreated property to Highlight type
- Set flag when highlight is created in local-only mode
- Display small plane icon in highlight sidebar for offline-created highlights
- Lighter amber color (#fbbf24) to distinguish from Local badge
- Tooltip: 'Created while in flight mode'
- Visual indicator helps users track which highlights need syncing
- Track events explicitly when created in offline mode
- Mark highlights as offline-created when isLocalOnly is true
- Add extensive debug logging throughout sync process
- Increase query timeout from 5s to 10s for better reliability
- Add 2-second delay before syncing to allow relays to connect
- Log relay state transitions and event counts
- Log each event received during sync query
- Should help diagnose and fix offline sync issues
- Remove duplicate state tracking from service
- State transition detection now fully handled by hook
- Fix remaining syncState reference bug
- Simplify sync lock mechanism
- Create offlineSyncService to sync local-only events to remote relays
- Create useOfflineSync hook to detect online/offline transitions
- When user comes back online (remote relays connect), automatically:
- Query local relays for user's events from last 24 hours
- Rebroadcast highlights and bookmarks to remote relays
- Integrate sync into Bookmarks component
- Enables seamless offline workflow:
- User can work offline with local relays
- Events are automatically synced when connection restored
- No manual intervention required
- Check relay.connected property to determine if relay is actually connected
- Previously only checked if relay was in pool, not if connection was active
- Add debug logging to help diagnose connection status issues
- This should fix the airplane indicator not showing when offline
- Relays should now correctly show as disconnected after being offline
- Add two new settings:
- Use local relay(s) as cache (default: enabled)
- Rebroadcast events to all relays (default: disabled)
- Create rebroadcastService to handle rebroadcasting events
- Hook into article, bookmark, and highlight fetching services
- Automatically rebroadcast fetched events based on settings:
- Articles when opened
- Bookmarks when fetched
- Highlights when fetched
- Add RelayRebroadcastSettings component with plane/globe icons
- Benefits:
- Local caching for offline access
- Content propagation across nostr network
- User control over bandwidth usage
- Reduce relay connection window from 20 minutes to 10 seconds
- Change 'Recently Seen' section to 'Offline' with red styling
- Use red circle icon for offline relays instead of gray
- Poll relay status every 2 seconds in settings (faster feedback)
- Poll relay status every 2 seconds in status indicator
- Now when entering flight mode:
- Local relay stays connected (green checkmark with plane icon)
- All remote relays move to red 'Offline' section within 10 seconds
- Status is highly responsive and clear
- Wrap relay publish in try-catch to handle failures gracefully
- Attempt to publish to local relay even when no relays are connected
- Always return highlight object even if publish fails completely
- Add detailed logging to track publish status and failures
- Mark highlights as local-only when publish fails or only local relays available
- Ensure UI always displays newly created highlights immediately
- Add relay tracking to Highlight type (publishedRelays, isLocalOnly fields)
- Create utility functions to identify local relays (localhost/127.0.0.1)
- Update highlight creation service to track which relays received the event
- Detect when highlights are only on local relays and mark accordingly
- Add visual indicator in UI for local-only highlights with amber badge
- Enable immediate display of highlights created offline
- Ensure highlights work even when only local relay is available
- Add published field to ReadableContent interface
- Pass published date from article loader through component chain
- Display formatted publication date in ReaderHeader with calendar icon
- Format date as 'MMMM d, yyyy' using date-fns
- Add relayStatusService to track relay connections with 20-minute history
- Add useRelayStatus hook for polling relay status updates
- Create RelaySettings component to display active and recent relays
- Update Settings and ThreePaneLayout to integrate relay status display
- Shows relay connection status with visual indicators and timestamps
- Add summary field to ReadableContent interface
- Pass summary through ContentPanel to ReaderHeader
- Display summary below title in both overlay and standard layouts
- Style summary with reading font for consistency
- Summary appears in white with shadow in image overlays
- Summary appears in gray (#aaa) in standard headers
- Enhances article preview and reading experience
- Remove await on relayPool.publish() to not block UI
- Bookmark modal now closes immediately after signing
- Publishing happens asynchronously in the background
- Added error handling for failed relay publishes
- Fixes slow save issue caused by waiting for all 12 relays
- Added tags input field to bookmark modal (comma-separated)
- Updated createWebBookmark to accept tags array
- Tags are added as 't' tags per NIP-B0 spec
- Added published_at tag with current timestamp
- Moved description to content field (per spec, not summary tag)
- d tag now uses URL without scheme (host + path + search + hash)
- Added helper text to explain tag formatting
- Styled form-helper-text for better UX
- Created webBookmarkService for creating web bookmarks
- Added AddBookmarkModal component with URL, title, and description fields
- Added plus button to sidebar header (visible when logged in)
- Modal validates URL format and publishes to relays
- Auto-refreshes bookmarks after creation
- Styled modal with dark theme matching app design
- Follows NIP-B0 spec: URL in 'd' tag, title and summary tags
- Changed event parameter type from NostrEvent to { tags: string[][] }
- Allows function to accept both EventTemplate and NostrEvent
- Fixes TypeScript error where EventTemplate was passed before signing
- No functional changes, just type safety improvement
