Improved recognization of replying to thread and being able to open it.
Rewrote profile storing on the model. Additionally fixed issues where
the profile was not getting loaded for referenced pubkeys on an event.
I am disabling saving events as it seems quite stressful on IndexedDB as
well as having to parse everything. We need some smart saving where we
only save data relative to the user. Such as profiles last seen within
the day or so. Anything else can simply be refetched. Storing 50,000 events
does not really help the app that much, but does give it a better
loading start.
Added try/catch and updated awaits for async methods in regards to sign
in attempts. This appears to resolve some race conditions with nos2x
extension. More testing to be performed.
This changes to always on explore (though this may change yet again).
This is so we always get new events and we simply filter out who we want
to see. This also replaces the recent history.
I also changed contacts to check if we have contacts from storage and if
not to fetch them. This solves login loading issues.
There are still issues (IMO) with profile loading and thread loading
that need investigation. Profile loading just seems slow and threads
seems to not have posts. I think this may be because the relay is not
sending them to me because it's busy with the explore subscription. The
other relays seem fine, but Damus relay seems slow or unresponsive as I
will send a REQ and it will go completely unanswered, yet return explore
events.
- Don't request history of explore
- Added method to update contacts on relay
- Replace timeline view upon history loaded for various views
- Don't re-apply view if already on it
- Change how much history to request on explore page if viewed it
recently
I did this because they are 2 separate concerns and I have diverged
so far from the original repo. I didn't start a new repo because it
contains valuable history of all the people who contributed to it.
Additionally if there is an issue with this we can revert, but I
rather not. Forks are forks.
