- Add three highlight levels: nostrverse (all), friends (followed), and mine (user's own)
- Create contactService to fetch user's follow list from kind 3 events
- Add three configurable colors in settings (purple, orange, yellow defaults)
- Replace mode switcher with independent toggle buttons for each level
- Update highlight rendering to apply level-specific colors using CSS custom properties
- Add CSS styles for three-level highlights in both marker and underline modes
- Classify highlights dynamically based on user's context and follow list
- All three levels can be shown/hidden independently via toggle buttons
Fixes:
- Fixed highlight filtering for Nostr articles in urlHelpers.ts
Now returns all highlights for nostr: URLs since they're pre-filtered
- This fixes highlights not appearing in article content
Features:
- Added highlight mode toggle: 'my highlights' vs 'other highlights'
- Icons: faUser (mine) and faUserGroup (others)
- Mode toggle only shows when user is logged in
- Filters highlights by user pubkey based on selected mode
- Default mode is 'others' to show community highlights
- Added CSS styling for mode toggle buttons
Result: Highlights now show both in the panel AND underlined in
the article text. Users can switch between viewing their own
highlights vs highlights from others.
Extracted large functions into separate modules to follow DRY principles
and keep files manageable:
- Created useArticleLoader.ts hook (92 lines)
- Handles article loading from naddr
- Fetches article content and highlights
- Sets up article coordinate for refresh
- Created contentLoader.ts utility (44 lines)
- Handles both Nostr articles and web URLs
- Unified content loading logic
- Reusable across components
Result: Bookmarks.tsx reduced from 282 to 208 lines ✅
All files now under 210 line limit while maintaining functionality.
- Extract URL normalization to urlHelpers utility (DRY)
- Condense Settings.tsx from 212 to 190 lines
- Inline IconButton props on single lines
- Shorten preview text
- Condense ContentPanel.tsx from 223 to 190 lines
- Extract filterHighlightsByUrl function
- Remove unnecessary logic
- All files now under 210 line limit
- All lint and type checks pass
- Store original HTML in ref to prevent re-highlighting already highlighted content
- Separate highlight application from click handler attachment effects
- Remove onHighlightClick from highlight application dependencies
- Remove verbose console logging for cleaner code
- Highlights now apply correctly without stacking on top of each other
- Add readingFont setting to UserSettings interface
- Create fontLoader utility to load fonts from Bunny Fonts
- Add font selector dropdown in settings with popular reading fonts
- Use CSS variable --reading-font to apply font to reader content
- Support fonts: Inter, Lora, Merriweather, Open Sans, Roboto, Source Serif 4, Crimson Text, Libre Baskerville, PT Serif
- Fonts loaded from https://fonts.bunny.net/ (GDPR-friendly)
- Remove unused applyHighlightsToText import from ContentPanel
- Replace while(true) with proper condition in findHighlightMatches
- Remove unused match parameter from replaceTextWithMark function
All ESLint and TypeScript checks now pass with no errors.
- Use proper URL parsing to normalize URLs (remove www, query params, fragments)
- Add detailed logging for URL comparison to debug matching issues
- Implement two-pass text matching: exact match first, then normalized whitespace
- Handle whitespace variations in highlighted text more flexibly
- Add context to debug logs showing surrounding text
This should make highlights appear more reliably even with URL variations
and whitespace differences between the highlight and the actual content.
- Replace simple string replacement with proper DOM tree walking
- Find text nodes and split them to insert mark elements
- Add extensive debugging to track highlight matching
- Handle text that spans across HTML elements correctly
This should fix the issue where highlights weren't showing up in
article content due to HTML tags breaking up the text.
- Create highlightMatching utility to find and apply highlights to text/HTML
- Update ContentPanel to accept highlights and match them to current URL
- Add visual highlighting with yellow background and blue underline
- Show highlight count indicator when content has highlights
- Add hover effects and tooltips showing highlight date
- Support both HTML and markdown content highlighting
Highlighted text now appears underlined in the main content panel when
viewing URLs that have associated NIP-84 highlights.
- Add Open Graph image extraction from article HTML
- Use allorigins.win as free CORS proxy (no auth required)
- Implement HTML parsing to extract og:image meta tags
- Add in-memory caching to avoid repeated fetches
- Async loading with React useEffect for non-YouTube URLs
- 5 second timeout for fetch requests
- Graceful fallback to icon placeholder on errors
- Extract YouTube video thumbnails from URLs
- Display thumbnail images as background in large preview cards
- Add gradient overlay for better text contrast
- Fallback to icon placeholder for non-YouTube URLs
- Handle multiple YouTube URL formats (watch, youtu.be, shorts)
- Gracefully handle missing images with icon fallback
- Keep single formatDate implementation in bookmarkUtils.tsx
- Both BookmarkList and BookmarkItem already import from bookmarkUtils
- Maintain DRY principle by eliminating duplication
- Replace relative-time package (which uses Temporal API) with date-fns
- Update formatDate to use formatDistanceToNow from date-fns
- Remove relative-time type declarations
- Apply fix to both helpers.ts and bookmarkUtils.tsx
- Fix runtime error: relative-time expects Temporal objects, not Date objects
- date-fns provides better compatibility with current JavaScript standards
- Change from calling relativeTime as function to instantiating RelativeTime class
- Use relativeTime.from(date) method instead of relativeTime(date)
- Update TypeScript type definitions to reflect class-based API
- Fix runtime error: 'Cannot call a class as a function'
- Apply fix to both bookmarkUtils.tsx and helpers.ts
- Install relative-time package from npm
- Update formatDate functions to use relative-time instead of toLocaleDateString
- Add TypeScript type definitions for relative-time module
- Show human-friendly relative times (e.g., '2 hours ago', 'yesterday')
- Apply to all timestamp displays (bookmark dates, created dates)
- Add URL classification system (article, video, youtube, image)
- Classify based on domain (youtube) and file extensions
- Update button text: 'READ NOW' for articles, 'WATCH NOW' for videos, 'VIEW NOW' for images
- Update icons: faBookOpen for articles, faPlay for videos, faEye for images
- Apply classification to both individual URL buttons and main action button
- Add ResolvedMention component using applesauce ProfileModel
- Update parsed content renderer to use ResolvedMention for mentions
- Mentions now show @name and link to search page
- Move shared helpers into src/utils/helpers.ts
- Add ContentWithResolvedProfiles component file to avoid hooks rule violation
- Use strong IconDefinition type in icon map
- Resolve linter warnings and errors
- Add extractNprofilePubkeys utility to parse nprofile strings from content
- Create ContentWithResolvedProfiles component using applesauce ProfileModel
- Replace nprofile strings with @displayName in bookmark content
- Update BookmarkItem to use resolved content rendering
- Improves readability by showing names instead of long nprofile strings
- Extract types to src/types/bookmarks.ts
- Extract utility functions to src/utils/bookmarkUtils.tsx
- Extract BookmarkItem component to src/components/BookmarkItem.tsx
- Extract BookmarkList component to src/components/BookmarkList.tsx
- Extract bookmark fetching logic to src/services/bookmarkService.ts
- Reduce main Bookmarks component from 416 to 100 lines
- Maintain all functionality while improving code organization
- Pass all linting and type checking
