We eventually want to switch over to NdbNote instead of NostrEvent. To
facilitate this, the plan is to eventually make NostrEvent an alias of
NdbNote. For this to work, let's make sure the NostrEvent extensions are
implemented on NdbNote.
We will likely switch away from string properties as well, but for now
we will try to emulate as much as possible to make sure everything is
working first.
47 Translate Localizable.stringsdict in de
6 Translate Localizable.strings in de
3 Translate Localizable.strings in zh_CN
2 Translate Localizable.strings in sv_SE
2 Translate Localizable.strings in es_419
1 Translate Localizable.stringsdict in zh_TW
1 Translate Localizable.stringsdict in zh_HK
1 Translate Localizable.stringsdict in zh_CN
1 Translate Localizable.stringsdict in sv_SE
1 Translate Localizable.stringsdict in pl_PL
1 Translate Localizable.stringsdict in es_419
1 Translate Localizable.strings in zh_TW
1 Translate Localizable.strings in zh_HK
1 Translate Localizable.strings in pl_PL
1 Translate Localizable.strings in nl
Closes: https://github.com/damus-io/damus/pull/1373
Since we don't show these on events anymore, we don't need to spam nip05
validation. We can just check when we go to the profile page
Changelog-Fixed: Eliminate nostr address validation bandwidth on startup
This switches to the new post composition logic in the post view. It
adds a space at the begging of a mention if it is needed.
We still need to make the state in these view more pure so we can test
more of the posting logic like cursor positions after posting, etc.
Changelog-Added: Add space when tagging users in posts if needed
Changelog-Fixed: Fix issue where typing cc@bob would produce brokenb ccnostr:bob mention
This adds post composition tests so that we can avoid composition bugs.
This still does not capture all of the dynamics of post composition,
because it ignores much of the mutable cursor position and related state
when editing posts.
We will need to make post editing more pure and less mutable in the
future to get test coverage on those.
These are easy-to-test functions for appending user tags to attributed
strings. We will use these in the next couple of commits to replace the
existing buggy functionality.
We will be using this lib which is much better than the builtin
framework for markdown rendering. We use a modified version that removes
html tag rendering which looks horrible.
