- Adds support for creating and replying to NIP-22 hashtag scope posts
- Refactors NIP-73 and NIP-22 on quartz to better support scoped replies
- Creates New post screens for both hashtags and geolocated posts.
- Migrated services to Flows that are active while their flows remain subscribed
- Improved OTS Decoupling
- Moved OTS verification procedures from the local cache to the data source
- Migrated the forceProxy options to lambdas that return an OkHttpClient
- Isolated Connectivity services, from Compose to Flow
- Isolated Tor services, from Compose to Tor (only starts if the Tor option is marked as internal)
- Isolated Memory trimming services, from Compose to Flow
- Isolated Image Caching services, from Compose to Flow
- Isolated Video Caching services
- Isolated Logging services
- Isolated NIP-95 Caching services
- Isolated Pokey receiver services
- Improved support for Tor in push notifications
- Isolated OkHttpClient services as flows
- Reduced the coupling of Context objects with singleton objects.
- Migrated UserFeedStates, StringFeedStates and ZapFeedStates to MutableStateFlow, avoiding feed updates on Main
- Forces a reconnect into relays that lost connection if any tor, connectivity or account changes
- Speeds up Base64 parser
Decoupling Encryption and Decryptions from CryptoUtils
Decoupling live instances of JNI bindings for Secp and LibSodium from CryptoUtils
Decoupling key cache from CryptoUtils
Reorganizes NIP-04 to match new package structure
Adjusts test structures to match
- Define each tag in their own class.
- Allow extension functions to additional responsibilities to other classes
- Migrate from hardcoded tag filters in events to the Tag's parser and assemble functions.
- Migrate hardcoded event.create to builders that use extension functions
- Restructures threading infrastructure for NIP-10
- Decouple the event signing from the Event building functions via event templates
- Create classes to represent Tags and TagArrays and use extension functions to add domain-related methods to the tag array of each nip.
- Uses external functions on event template builders to better point to which functions and which tags can be used in which event kinds.
- Separates Event kinds in packages inside each nip.
- Improves support for NIP-89
- Correctly establishes which imeta params can be used in each nip (video, picture, files)
- Decouples the iMeta builder from any nip.
- Fixes mute list word and user removal when inserted from a different client.
- Migrates the Account class to avoiding having to build each Event inside of it
Vitor Pamplona