- url-metadata package doesn't work in browser due to CORS
- Restore use of fetchReadableContent with Jina AI proxy
- Extract helper functions for cleaner metadata parsing
- Maintain same functionality with proper browser compatibility
- Remove url-metadata dependency (25 packages)
- Replace manual regex-based HTML parsing with url-metadata package
- Cleaner code with proper handling of OpenGraph, Twitter Cards, and standard meta tags
- Better handling of keywords (supports both string and array formats)
- More reliable extraction across different website structures
- Removes dependency on fetchReadableContent for metadata
- Significantly reduces code complexity (60+ lines to ~20 lines)
- Add homepage field to package.json
- Add meta tags for SEO and social sharing (Open Graph, Twitter Card)
- Add canonical URL
- Add description meta tag
- Install react-router-dom for routing support
- Create Article component to decode naddr and fetch/render articles
- Add /a/:naddr route to App.tsx for article viewing
- Use applesauce relay pool patterns for event fetching
- Render articles with markdown using ReactMarkdown
- Support article metadata (title, image, published date, summary)
- Remove custom readingTime.ts implementation
- Install reading-time-estimator package (browser-compatible)
- Update ContentPanel to use named import from reading-time-estimator
- Fixes browser compatibility issues with reading-time package
- All linting and type checks pass
- Install reading-time package
- Calculate reading time from article content (html or markdown)
- Display reading time with clock icon in article header
- Strip HTML tags for accurate word count
- Style reading-time indicator similar to highlights
- Shows estimated reading time (e.g., '5 min read')
- 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
- 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)
- Added 'applesauce' to ignorePatterns in package.json
- Prevents linting errors from dependency code
- Maintains focus on project-specific code quality
- ESLint now runs cleanly with 0 errors and 0 warnings
- Install applesauce-content package for content parsing
- Use getParsedContent() to parse nostr content according to applesauce patterns
- Create proper TypeScript interfaces for ParsedNode and ParsedContent
- Add renderParsedContent() component to render parsed content with proper styling
- Handle mentions, links, and text content with appropriate styling
- Add CSS styles for nostr-mention and nostr-link classes
- Follow applesauce-content documentation patterns for content rendering
- Maintain type safety with proper interfaces instead of 'any' types
This follows the applesauce-content documentation exactly as shown
in the examples, providing proper content parsing and rendering.
- Set up comprehensive ESLint configuration with TypeScript support
- Fix React import issues by adding explicit React imports
- Replace 'any' types with proper TypeScript types (unknown, specific interfaces)
- Add proper type definitions for addressLoader function signature
- Make relays parameter optional in addressLoader interface
- Fix TypeScript strict null checks and function call signatures
- Ensure all code passes ESLint with zero warnings
- Verify TypeScript compilation with no errors
- Maintain strict linting rules without reducing code quality
All linting and type checking now passes successfully.
- Replace manual event fetching with applesauce Address Loader
- Use Loaders.createAddressLoader() for proper replaceable event loading
- Configure loader with eventStore, bufferTime, and relay hints
- Remove manual RxJS subscription handling in favor of applesauce patterns
- Add applesauce-loaders dependency for specialized loading methods
- Clean up unused imports and variables
- Follow applesauce best practices for event loading
This implements the proper applesauce pattern for fetching kind:10003
bookmark events as recommended in the applesauce-loaders documentation.
- Add RelayPool to connect to nostr relays (damus.io, nos.lol, snort.social)
- Fix bookmark fetching to actually query relays instead of empty local store
- Use eventStore.filters() with Observable subscription to fetch kind 10003 events
- Add proper RxJS imports for takeUntil and timer
- Implement 5-second timeout for relay queries
- Add applesauce-relay dependency for relay connectivity
- Fix critical bug where bookmarks were never fetched from network
This ensures we're actually displaying kind:10003 bookmark events from the
logged-in user as specified in NIP-51, not just querying an empty local store.
- Replace manual WebSocket connections with applesauce-accounts
- Use ExtensionAccount.fromExtension() for nostr browser extension integration
- Add AccountsProvider to component tree for account management
- Use useActiveAccount hook to get current user account
- Simplify user display to show formatted public key (profile fetching TODO)
- Remove manual profile fetching WebSocket code
- Improve architecture with proper applesauce account system
- Add applesauce-accounts dependency to package.json
This provides a more robust and standardized approach to nostr account
management using the applesauce ecosystem.
- Add project structure with TypeScript, React, and Vite
- Implement nostr authentication using browser extension (NIP-07)
- Add NIP-51 compliant bookmark fetching and display
- Create minimal UI with login and bookmark components
- Integrate applesauce-core and applesauce-react libraries
- Add responsive styling with dark/light mode support
- Include comprehensive README with setup instructions
This is a minimal MVP for a nostr bookmark client that allows users to
view their bookmarks according to NIP-51 specification.
