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WalkthroughThis update introduces comprehensive support for NIP-28 public chat channels in the PlebDevs feed system, migrating from a hashtag-based model to a channel-based architecture. It adds new React components, hooks for channel and moderation management, event parsing utilities, and configuration changes. The UI and control flow are enhanced for channel lifecycle, moderation, and error handling. Changes
Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant User
participant MessageInput
participant useNip28Channel
participant useCommunityNotes
participant NostrRelay
User->>MessageInput: Type message / click send
MessageInput->>useNip28Channel: Check channel state
alt Channel ready
MessageInput->>NostrRelay: Publish kind 42 event (with channelId, reply tags)
NostrRelay-->>useCommunityNotes: Broadcast kind 42 event
useCommunityNotes-->>MessageInput: Update feed with new message
else Channel not ready
MessageInput-->>User: Show error or loading indicator
end
sequenceDiagram
participant User
participant useMessageModeration
participant NostrRelay
User->>useMessageModeration: Hide message (messageId, reason)
useMessageModeration->>NostrRelay: Publish kind 43 moderation event
NostrRelay-->>useMessageModeration: Broadcast moderation event
useMessageModeration-->>User: Update hidden messages state
sequenceDiagram
participant User
participant useUserModeration
participant NostrRelay
User->>useUserModeration: Mute user (pubkey, reason)
useUserModeration->>NostrRelay: Publish kind 44 mute event
NostrRelay-->>useUserModeration: Broadcast mute event
useUserModeration-->>User: Update muted users state
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src/components/feeds/NostrFeed.js (1)
42-59: Fix potential infinite loop in useEffect.Including
authorDatain the dependency array can cause an infinite loop since the effect modifiesauthorData. Consider removing it from dependencies or using a different approach.if (communityNotes && communityNotes.length > 0) { fetchAuthors(); } - }, [communityNotes, authorData]); + }, [communityNotes]); // eslint-disable-line react-hooks/exhaustive-depsAlternatively, track fetched authors separately to avoid re-fetching:
const [fetchedAuthors, setFetchedAuthors] = useState(new Set()); useEffect(() => { const fetchAuthors = async () => { for (const message of communityNotes) { if (!fetchedAuthors.has(message.pubkey) && !authorData[message.pubkey]) { const author = await fetchAuthor(message.pubkey); setAuthorData(prevData => ({ ...prevData, [message.pubkey]: author, })); setFetchedAuthors(prev => new Set(prev).add(message.pubkey)); } } }; // ... }, [communityNotes, fetchedAuthors, authorData]);
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src/hooks/nostr/useMessageModeration.js (1)
19-32: Duplicate getCurrentUserPubkey functionAs mentioned in the useUserModeration review, this function should be extracted to a shared utility to follow DRY principles.
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src/components/debug/AdminDebug.js (1)
1-1: Remove empty placeholder file until implementation is ready.Empty files can confuse other developers and clutter the codebase. Consider removing this file and creating it when you're ready to implement the admin debugging functionality.
src/components/feeds/NostrFeed.js (1)
60-80: Optimize fetchAuthor function with useCallback.The
fetchAuthorfunction is recreated on every render. Consider memoizing it withuseCallbackfor better performance.- const fetchAuthor = async pubkey => { + const fetchAuthor = useCallback(async pubkey => { try { const filter = { kinds: [0], authors: [pubkey], }; // ... rest of the function } catch (error) { console.error('Error fetching author:', error); } - }; + }, [ndk]);Don't forget to import
useCallbackfrom React.src/hooks/nostr/useUserModeration.js (3)
19-32: Consider extracting getCurrentUserPubkey to a shared utilityThis function is duplicated in both
useUserModerationanduseMessageModerationhooks. Consider extracting it to a shared utility file to follow the DRY principle.Create a new file
src/utils/nostrAuth.js:export async function getCurrentUserPubkey(ndk) { if (!ndk?.signer) return null; try { const user = await ndk.signer.user(); return user.pubkey; } catch (err) { console.error('Error getting current user pubkey:', err); return null; } }Then import and use it in both hooks.
59-71: Simplify tag extraction with optional chainingThe condition can be simplified using optional chaining as suggested by static analysis.
Apply this diff to use optional chaining:
- const userPubkeyTag = event.tags.find(tag => tag[0] === 'p'); - if (userPubkeyTag && userPubkeyTag[1]) { - const mutedPubkey = userPubkeyTag[1]; + const userPubkeyTag = event.tags.find(tag => tag[0] === 'p'); + const mutedPubkey = userPubkeyTag?.[1]; + if (mutedPubkey) { setMutedUsers(prev => new Set([...prev, mutedPubkey])); console.log('User muted:', mutedPubkey); }
221-234: Consider consistent return format for mutedUsersThe hook returns
mutedUsersas an Array andmutedUserPubkeysas a Set. This dual format might be confusing. Consider using consistent naming or documenting why both formats are needed.Either:
- Return only one format and let consumers convert as needed
- Use clearer naming like
mutedUsersArrayandmutedUsersSet- Add JSDoc comments explaining the dual format
src/hooks/nostr/useMessageModeration.js (2)
59-71: Apply optional chaining for consistencySame as in useUserModeration, simplify with optional chaining.
- const messageIdTag = event.tags.find(tag => tag[0] === 'e'); - if (messageIdTag && messageIdTag[1]) { - const messageId = messageIdTag[1]; + const messageIdTag = event.tags.find(tag => tag[0] === 'e'); + const messageId = messageIdTag?.[1]; + if (messageId) { setHiddenMessages(prev => new Set([...prev, messageId])); console.log('Message hidden:', messageId); }
13-216: Consider creating a shared moderation hook patternBoth
useUserModerationanduseMessageModerationfollow nearly identical patterns. Consider creating a generic hook factory or base hook to reduce duplication while maintaining type safety.Example approach:
function createModerationHook({ kind, extractId, entityName }) { // Shared implementation } export const useUserModeration = createModerationHook({ kind: 44, extractId: (event) => event.tags.find(tag => tag[0] === 'p')?.[1], entityName: 'user' });src/components/feeds/MessageInput.js (1)
107-111: Simplify session validation with optional chainingThe condition can be simplified using consistent optional chaining.
- if (session && session?.user && session.user?.privkey) { + if (session?.user?.privkey) { await handleManualSubmit(session.user.privkey, eventConfig);src/hooks/nostr/useNip28Channel.js (2)
21-21: Remove unused import.The
useRefimport is not used anywhere in this hook.-import { useState, useEffect, useCallback, useRef } from 'react'; +import { useState, useEffect, useCallback } from 'react';
45-93: Well-implemented channel creation with proper error handling.The function correctly validates permissions, ensures NDK connectivity, and handles signer availability. Consider making the channel tags configurable in the future if multi-channel support is added.
src/utils/nostr.js (2)
288-415: Remove or conditionally enable console.log statements.The parseChannelEvent function contains extensive logging that should be removed or wrapped in a debug flag for production use. Additionally, the ID extraction logic is quite complex with many fallbacks - consider extracting this into a separate utility function for reusability.
- console.log('Parsing channel event:', event); + // console.log('Parsing channel event:', event); // ... other console.log removals throughout the functionConsider extracting the event ID resolution logic:
function resolveEventId(event) { // Move lines 293-375 into this function // Return the resolved ID }
423-454: Consider reusing event ID extraction logic.This function duplicates the ID extraction pattern from parseChannelEvent. Once you extract the ID resolution logic into a utility function, use it here as well.
- id: event.id || event.eventId || event.tagId() || '', + id: getEventId(event) || '',FEATURE_NIP28_MIGRATION.md (2)
32-50: Add language specification to code block.-``` +```text src/ ├── config/ │ └── appConfig.js (✅ updated with NIP-28 config)
149-149: Add comma after year in date format.-**Last Updated**: January 3, 2025 +**Last Updated**: January 3, 2025,
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src/config/appConfig.js (1)
32-35: Good backward compatibility implementation.The getter provides a clean migration path for code still using the old
authorPubkeysproperty.src/hooks/useIsAdmin.js (1)
12-45: Well-implemented dual admin authentication approach.The combination of session-based and Nostr-based admin checks provides flexibility and proper fallback mechanisms. The loading state management is also handled correctly.
src/components/feeds/ChannelEmptyState.js (1)
93-120: Well-structured UI with clear user feedback.The component provides excellent user feedback for different channel states and appropriately handles admin vs non-admin scenarios with clear messaging.
src/components/feeds/NostrFeed.js (1)
82-106: Excellent state management and UI feedback.The implementation properly handles different loading and error states, providing clear feedback to users. The separation between channel and message states is well thought out.
src/hooks/nostr/useUserModeration.js (2)
1-11: Well-documented hook implementationThe documentation clearly explains the hook's purpose and return structure, following NIP-28 specifications for user moderation.
91-128: Well-implemented mute functionalityGood validation logic preventing self-muting and proper error handling. The immediate local state update provides good UX.
src/hooks/nostr/useCommunityNotes.js (4)
4-8: Clean NIP-28 integrationGood modular approach integrating the channel and moderation hooks to support the migration to NIP-28 public chat channels.
43-56: Effective moderation filteringThe sequential application of moderation filters is clean and maintainable. Good separation of concerns between message and user moderation.
76-88: Excellent channel validation and loggingThe detailed logging of channel state will be valuable for debugging. Properly treating missing channel as a normal state rather than an error is good design.
102-127: Robust event parsing with fallbackExcellent error handling - the fallback to the original event ensures the feed remains functional even if parsing fails. The enrichment pattern preserves all original event data.
src/components/feeds/GlobalFeed.js (4)
71-85: Improved author fetching resilienceGood use of nested try-catch blocks to prevent individual author fetch failures from aborting the entire process. The warning-level logging is appropriate for non-critical failures.
126-133: Verify loading state exclusion of NostrThe loading spinner only waits for Discord and StackerNews feeds. Is this intentional? If Nostr should load independently, consider adding a comment explaining this design decision.
135-147: Excellent partial failure handlingThe requirement for all feeds to fail before showing an error state is user-friendly. The detailed status information helps with debugging.
188-203: User-friendly feed status warningsExcellent UX with clear visual indicators and actionable information. The special message for missing Nostr channel helps users understand the issue.
src/hooks/nostr/useMessageModeration.js (1)
1-11: Consistent hook structure with useUserModerationGood consistency with the user moderation hook. The documentation clearly explains the purpose.
src/components/feeds/MessageInput.js (4)
11-27: Clean NIP-28 channel integrationGood integration of the useNip28Channel hook with proper destructuring of all necessary states.
37-60: Well-structured event configurationThe event configuration properly implements NIP-28 channel messages (kind 42) with NIP-10 threading support. Good defensive programming with the channel check.
78-92: Comprehensive channel validationExcellent validation flow with clear, user-friendly messages for each state. This prevents user frustration and provides good feedback.
198-263: Excellent UI state managementThe component provides clear feedback for all states: loading, error, channel availability, and reply context. The keyboard shortcut (Enter to send) and disabled states enhance usability.
src/hooks/nostr/useNip28Channel.js (2)
98-138: Consistent implementation with createChannel.The metadata update function follows the same robust pattern with proper validation and error handling. The immediate local state update provides good UX.
156-221: Excellent use of state machine pattern for initialization.The implementation effectively prevents concurrent initializations and handles all edge cases gracefully. The channel discovery logic is well-structured with appropriate fallbacks.
| // NIP-28 Public Chat Channel Configuration | ||
| nip28: { | ||
| channelMetadata: { | ||
| name: 'DIRKTEST', | ||
| about: 'DIRKTEST', | ||
| picture: 'https://encrypted-tbn0.gstatic.com/images?q=tbn:ANd9GcQLUv_PyVbALqgHomnxSbLzfjM50mV_q6ZHKQ&s', | ||
| relays: [ | ||
| 'wss://nos.lol/', | ||
| 'wss://relay.damus.io/', | ||
| 'wss://relay.snort.social/', | ||
| 'wss://relay.primal.net/' | ||
| ] | ||
| }, | ||
| requireChannel: true, | ||
| adminPubkeys: [ |
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Replace test channel metadata with production values.
The channel name and description "DIRKTEST" appear to be placeholder values. These should be replaced with appropriate production values before merging.
nip28: {
channelMetadata: {
- name: 'DIRKTEST',
- about: 'DIRKTEST',
+ name: 'PlebDevs',
+ about: 'A community channel for PlebDevs developers',
picture: 'https://encrypted-tbn0.gstatic.com/images?q=tbn:ANd9GcQLUv_PyVbALqgHomnxSbLzfjM50mV_q6ZHKQ&s',📝 Committable suggestion
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| // NIP-28 Public Chat Channel Configuration | |
| nip28: { | |
| channelMetadata: { | |
| name: 'DIRKTEST', | |
| about: 'DIRKTEST', | |
| picture: 'https://encrypted-tbn0.gstatic.com/images?q=tbn:ANd9GcQLUv_PyVbALqgHomnxSbLzfjM50mV_q6ZHKQ&s', | |
| relays: [ | |
| 'wss://nos.lol/', | |
| 'wss://relay.damus.io/', | |
| 'wss://relay.snort.social/', | |
| 'wss://relay.primal.net/' | |
| ] | |
| }, | |
| requireChannel: true, | |
| adminPubkeys: [ | |
| // NIP-28 Public Chat Channel Configuration | |
| nip28: { | |
| channelMetadata: { | |
| name: 'PlebDevs', | |
| about: 'A community channel for PlebDevs developers', | |
| picture: 'https://encrypted-tbn0.gstatic.com/images?q=tbn:ANd9GcQLUv_PyVbALqgHomnxSbLzfjM50mV_q6ZHKQ&s', | |
| relays: [ | |
| 'wss://nos.lol/', | |
| 'wss://relay.damus.io/', | |
| 'wss://relay.snort.social/', | |
| 'wss://relay.primal.net/' | |
| ] | |
| }, | |
| requireChannel: true, | |
| adminPubkeys: [ |
🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
In src/config/appConfig.js between lines 12 and 26, the channelMetadata for the
nip28 configuration uses placeholder values "DIRKTEST" for both name and about
fields. Replace these test values with the correct production channel name and
description to ensure the configuration is accurate for the live environment.
| adminPubkeys: [ | ||
| 'f33c8a9617cb15f705fc70cd461cfd6eaf22f9e24c33eabad981648e5ec6f741', | ||
| 'c67cd3e1a83daa56cff16f635db2fdb9ed9619300298d4701a58e68e84098345', | ||
| '6260f29fa75c91aaa292f082e5e87b438d2ab4fdf96af398567b01802ee2fcd4' | ||
| ] | ||
| }, |
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🛠️ Refactor suggestion
Document admin public keys for maintainability.
The admin public keys should be documented to indicate who they belong to. This helps with access control auditing and maintenance.
adminPubkeys: [
+ // Admin 1: [Name/Handle]
'f33c8a9617cb15f705fc70cd461cfd6eaf22f9e24c33eabad981648e5ec6f741',
+ // Admin 2: [Name/Handle]
'c67cd3e1a83daa56cff16f635db2fdb9ed9619300298d4701a58e68e84098345',
+ // Admin 3: [Name/Handle]
'6260f29fa75c91aaa292f082e5e87b438d2ab4fdf96af398567b01802ee2fcd4'
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| adminPubkeys: [ | |
| 'f33c8a9617cb15f705fc70cd461cfd6eaf22f9e24c33eabad981648e5ec6f741', | |
| 'c67cd3e1a83daa56cff16f635db2fdb9ed9619300298d4701a58e68e84098345', | |
| '6260f29fa75c91aaa292f082e5e87b438d2ab4fdf96af398567b01802ee2fcd4' | |
| ] | |
| }, | |
| adminPubkeys: [ | |
| // Admin 1: [Name/Handle] | |
| 'f33c8a9617cb15f705fc70cd461cfd6eaf22f9e24c33eabad981648e5ec6f741', | |
| // Admin 2: [Name/Handle] | |
| 'c67cd3e1a83daa56cff16f635db2fdb9ed9619300298d4701a58e68e84098345', | |
| // Admin 3: [Name/Handle] | |
| '6260f29fa75c91aaa292f082e5e87b438d2ab4fdf96af398567b01802ee2fcd4' | |
| ] | |
| }, |
🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
In src/config/appConfig.js around lines 26 to 31, the admin public keys array
lacks documentation about the owners of each key. Add comments next to each
public key indicating who the key belongs to, improving maintainability and
aiding access control auditing.
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src/config/appConfig.js (2)
15-16: Replace test channel metadata with production values.The channel name and description "DIRKTEST" appear to be placeholder values. These should be replaced with appropriate production values before merging.
26-30: Document admin public keys for maintainability.The admin public keys should be documented to indicate who they belong to. This helps with access control auditing and maintenance.
src/hooks/useIsAdmin.js (1)
31-32: Add defensive null check for adminPubkeys array.The code should validate that
appConfig.nip28.adminPubkeysexists before callingincludes()to prevent potential runtime errors.src/components/feeds/ChannelEmptyState.js (2)
8-8: Fix documentation inconsistency for mode parameter.The JSDoc mentions 'fallback' as a possible mode, but it's not handled in the switch statement or included in PropTypes validation.
44-45: Remove redundant case clause.The
'no-channel'case is redundant since it's identical to the default case behavior.src/components/feeds/NostrFeed.js (1)
33-40: Add user feedback for channel creation errors.Channel creation failures are only logged to console. Consider adding user-visible error handling.
src/utils/nostr.js (1)
503-515: Enhance getEventId with comprehensive ID extraction logic.This utility function should incorporate all the ID extraction strategies from parseChannelEvent (lines 293-375) to provide a single, reusable solution for event ID resolution across all parsing functions.
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src/components/debug/AdminDebug.js (1)
1-1: Remove empty placeholder file or add proper structure.This file is completely empty and serves as a placeholder. Consider either removing it until the actual implementation is ready, or adding a proper structure with TODO comments to document the intended functionality.
If keeping the file, use this structure:
- +/** + * AdminDebug - Debug component for admin operations + * + * TODO: Implement admin debugging functionality for NIP-28 channel management + * - Channel creation debugging + * - Moderation action logging + * - Admin permission verification + */ +import React from 'react'; + +const AdminDebug = () => { + // TODO: Implement debug interface + return null; +}; + +export default AdminDebug;src/hooks/nostr/useUserModeration.js (1)
221-224: Consider clearer naming for the return values.The hook returns both
mutedUsers(as an array) andmutedUserPubkeys(as a Set) which could be confusing due to similar names with different types.Consider this clearer naming:
return { - mutedUsers: Array.from(mutedUsers), - mutedUserPubkeys: mutedUsers, + mutedUsersArray: Array.from(mutedUsers), + mutedUsersSet: mutedUsers,Or alternatively, only expose one format and let consumers convert as needed.
src/hooks/nostr/useCommunityNotes.js (1)
152-154: Consider preserving both channel and subscription errors.Setting
errordirectly tochannelErrorcould override subscription errors. Consider maintaining both error sources.Consider tracking both errors:
- setError(channelError); // Propagate channel errors + setError(prev => channelError || prev); // Preserve existing errorsOr return both errors separately in the hook's return value for more granular error handling.
src/hooks/nostr/useNip28Channel.js (1)
78-83: Consider making channel tags configurable.The channel tags are hardcoded, which reduces reusability of this hook for different communities.
Consider sourcing tags from configuration:
event.tags = [ - ['t', 'plebdevs'], - ['t', 'bitcoin'], - ['t', 'lightning'], - ['t', 'development'] + ...(appConfig.nip28.channelTags || ['plebdevs', 'bitcoin', 'lightning', 'development']) + .map(tag => ['t', tag]) ];FEATURE_NIP28_MIGRATION.md (1)
32-50: Add language specification to the code block.The fenced code block should specify the language for proper syntax highlighting.
-``` +```text src/ ├── config/ │ └── appConfig.js (✅ updated with NIP-28 config)src/components/feeds/MessageInput.js (1)
107-107: Use optional chaining for cleaner code.The condition can be simplified using optional chaining.
- if (session && session?.user && session.user?.privkey) { + if (session?.user?.privkey) {
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FEATURE_NIP28_MIGRATION.md
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🔇 Additional comments (10)
src/config/appConfig.js (1)
12-35: LGTM! Well-structured NIP-28 configuration.The new configuration structure is well-organized with proper separation of concerns. The backward compatibility getter is a nice touch for maintaining existing integrations during the migration.
src/hooks/useIsAdmin.js (1)
13-45: LGTM! Robust dual admin detection mechanism.The async refactor properly combines session-based and Nostr pubkey-based admin detection. The error handling for Nostr user retrieval is appropriate, and the overall logic is sound.
src/components/feeds/ChannelEmptyState.js (1)
19-120: LGTM! Well-designed empty state component.The component provides excellent user experience with clear messaging, appropriate actions, and helpful guidance for different scenarios. The conditional rendering logic and PropTypes validation are well-implemented.
src/components/feeds/NostrFeed.js (3)
16-23: LGTM! Clean integration of NIP-28 channel management.The integration of
useNip28Channelhook provides comprehensive channel lifecycle management with proper error handling and user permissions.
83-105: LGTM! Excellent state management and user experience.The separation of channel loading vs message loading states provides clear user feedback. The conditional rendering with
ChannelEmptyStatecreates a much better user experience than the previous generic error handling.
107-122: LGTM! Improved error handling with specific messaging.The distinction between channel errors and message loading errors provides users with much clearer feedback and appropriate recovery actions.
src/hooks/nostr/useCommunityNotes.js (1)
164-171: Good optimization on the dependency array.Smart decision to exclude moderation loading states from the effect dependencies. Since moderation filtering happens in
getFilteredNotes(), there's no need to resubscribe when moderation state changes.src/components/feeds/GlobalFeed.js (1)
136-147: Excellent error handling and user feedback improvements!The enhanced error handling provides great resilience:
- Partial feed failures don't break the entire component
- Clear status reporting for each feed
- Helpful guidance when Nostr channel needs admin creation
This significantly improves the user experience during service disruptions.
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FEATURE_NIP28_MIGRATION.md (1)
1-152: Well-documented migration guide!This comprehensive documentation clearly outlines the NIP-28 migration with excellent structure, status tracking, and technical details. Great work on documenting the architectural changes and migration phases.
src/components/feeds/MessageInput.js (1)
198-263: Excellent UI enhancements for channel integration!The implementation provides comprehensive user feedback with:
- Clear loading states during channel initialization
- Informative error messages when channels are unavailable
- Visual mode indicators for channel status
- Proper disabled states to prevent invalid actions
Great attention to user experience.
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