- Create fetchHighlightsFromAuthors function for fetching highlights from multiple contacts
- Add tab structure to Explore page (Writings and Highlights tabs)
- Update explore cache to handle both blog posts and highlights
- Add /explore/highlights route
- Keep UI consistent with /me page tab structure
- Implement pull-to-refresh for both tabs
- Add proper caching and streaming for highlights
- 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
- Import Helpers from 'applesauce-core' instead of 'applesauce-core/helpers'
- Import Blueprints from 'applesauce-factory' instead of 'applesauce-factory/blueprints'
- Use namespace exports as documented in applesauce tutorial
- Fixes Vercel build issue with internal module resolution
- Follows recommended import patterns from applesauce docs
- Add /r/* route in App.tsx for external URL content
- Create useExternalUrlLoader hook to load external web content
- Add fetchHighlightsForUrl service to fetch highlights by URL using 'r' tag
- Update Bookmarks component to handle both nostr-native (naddr) and external URLs
- Support two URL patterns: /a/naddr... for nostr content, /r/https://... for external URLs
- Highlights on replaceable events include BOTH 'a' and 'e' tags
- Query for highlights using article coordinate (#a tag)
- Also query using event ID (#e tag) for comprehensive results
- Combine and deduplicate results from both queries
- Add detailed logging to help diagnose why highlights aren't found
- Suggest checking highlighter.com if no highlights found
Per NIP-84 and applesauce implementation, highlights on kind:30023
articles include both an addressable reference ('a' tag) and an event
reference ('e' tag).
- Log article details (event ID, author, kind, d-tag, coordinate)
- Log filter being used for highlight queries
- Log sample highlight tags when found
- This will help debug why highlights aren't showing
- Add fetchHighlightsForArticle() to query highlights by article coordinate
- Use #a tag filter to find highlights that reference the article
- Query well-known relays for highlights even without authentication
- Extract article's d-tag and construct coordinate (kind:pubkey:identifier)
- Keep original fetchHighlights() for fetching user's own highlights
- Add detailed logging for debugging highlight fetching
This fixes the issue where no highlights were shown because we were
querying for highlights created BY the article author rather than
highlights created ABOUT the article.
- Replace manual tag parsing with applesauce-core helper functions
- Use getHighlightText, getHighlightContext, getHighlightComment, etc.
- Add support for highlight comments in UI
- Extract author from attributions using proper helper
- Handle both event and address pointers correctly
- Add styling for highlight comments
This follows applesauce best practices and makes the code more robust.
- Add dedupeHighlights function to remove duplicate events from multiple relays
- Log both raw and deduplicated event counts for debugging
- Follows same pattern as bookmark deduplication
- Add HighlightsPanel component with collapsible functionality
- Add HighlightItem component to display individual highlights
- Create highlightService to fetch kind 9802 events
- Add Highlight type definitions for NIP-84
- Update Bookmarks to support three-pane layout (bookmarks, content, highlights)
- Add comprehensive CSS styling for highlights panel
- Update README with highlights feature documentation
The highlights panel mirrors the bookmark sidebar on the right side, showing
all NIP-84 highlights with context, source links, and timestamps. Both panels
are independently collapsible for flexible viewing.
