- Add desktopApp module with JVM entry point and sidebar navigation
- Add Claude specs for AI-assisted development:
- Agent definitions: nostr-protocol, kotlin-multiplatform, compose-ui, kotlin-coroutines
- Skills: quartz-kmp conversion, compose-desktop patterns
- Commands: desktop-run, nip, extract
- Update Gradle configuration with Compose Multiplatform 1.7.1 plugin
- Add coroutines and secp256k1 JVM dependencies to version catalog
Next steps:
- Convert Quartz library to full KMP (expect/actual for crypto)
- Implement relay connections in desktop app
- Share UI components between Android and Desktop
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Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
- Fully converts OpenTimestamp Java codebase to Kotlin, migrating the sync and async HTTP call interfaces to OkHttp and coroutines
- Redesigns parsing of relay commands, messages and filters for performance in Jackson.
- Starts the use of KotlinX Serialization when speed is not a requirement
- Migrates all Jackson field annotations to Kotlin Serialization
- Migrates Regex use in Quarts to Kotlin's Regex class
- Migrates Base64 from Android to Kotlin
- Migrates UUID from Android/Java to Kotlin
- Migrates LRUCache usage from Android/Java to Kotlin collections
- Migrates all String to bytearray conversions to Kotlin methods
- Migrates all System.arraycopy calls to kotlin native ones.
- Separates parsing code from the data classes Companion objects
- Exposes Rfc3986 normalizations to each platform.
- Exposes URI parsing classes to each platform.
- Exposes URL Encoders to each platform.
- Exposes BigDecimal to each platform.
- Exposes the Url Detector to each platform.
- Exposes MacInstances to each platform
- Exposes Diggest instances to each platform.
- Exposes a BitSet to each platform.
- Exposes GZip to each platform.
- Exposes Secp256k1 to each platform.
- Exposes SecureRandom to each platform.
- Exposes Time in seconds to each platform.
- Exposes the LargeCache to each platform.
- Exposes AES CBC and AES GCM encryption/decryption to each platform
- Migrate test assertions to Kotlin Tests
- Exposes Address class to each platform because of the Parceleable
- Creates our own ByteArrayOutputStream.
- Removes Lock features inside the Bloomfilters because we don't need data consistency/
- Migrates UserMetadata parser from Jackson to Kotlin serialization
- Removes the need for Static methods in each tag.
- Adds an event template serializer
- Adds KotlinX Datetime to migrate some of the date-based logs
- Adds support for LibSodium in the JVM platform
- Creates a shared test build for iOS targets
- Fixes several usages of Reflection when serializing classes
- Fixes a bug on loading RelayDB for the HintBloom filter test
- Increases the Bloom filter space to better use hints in the app.
- Removes support for iOS in x86
- Creates a Jackson mapper just for NIP-55, which stays in the Android build only.
- Keeps the event store in the android build as well.
- Removes @Syncronized tags in favor of Mutexes.
- Improved sendAndWaitForResponse NostrClient method to properly account for returns from each relay.
- Removes the need for GlobalScope and async calls in the downloadFirstEvent method.
- Restructures the parser and serialization of the relay messages and commands for performance with Jackson
- Removes the dependency on Jackson's error classes across the codebase.
- Moves the hint to quote tag extension methods to their own packages.
- Speeds up the generation of Bech32 addresses
- Migrates NIP-6 and Blossom uploads to use Kotlin Serialization
- Creates a Benchmark Module to test Performance
- Migrates from GSon to Jackson for Performance Gains, adapts all serializers accordingly
- Recreates Hex encoding/decoding classes for Performance.
- Migrates NIP24 to the new ByteArray Concat encoding.
- Removes support for Lenient choices in the. events.
- Reorganizes Nostr Events dependencies.
- Refactors TLV's and NIP-19 dependencies.
- Adds a Large DB for signature checks.
Vitor Pamplona