Add an icon for Lemmy to the landing page. The new `lemmy` source type
was added in #94 and is now also added to the landing page for the next
release which should happen very soon.
Fix the naming of some files: Instead of login we are always using the
term sign in and already renamed the `DesktopLoginManager` to
`DesktopSignInManager` in #106. During the renaming we forgot to rename
the file which is now done.
We also renamed the `sign_in_with_apple.dart` file to
`signin_with_apple.dart`, because the other files also do not contain an
underscore between sign and in.
It is now possible to add and update sources via client side scraping.
For that a new edge function `add-or-update-source-v1` was added and the
old `add-source-v1` function was deprecated.
The new function accepts a new `feedData` field, which can contain the
feed for a source. If the field is provided we will not try to get the
feed for a source within our edge function and instead use the provided
data.
Currently this function is only used to add a Reddit source. Later we
plan to extend it for other sources and want to use it to update source
via the app, when the source provider makes heavy use of rate limiting.
Update the used Flutter version to 3.16.5 and the used packages to their
latest version.
The Supabase package contained some breaking changes:
- `functionUrl` is not exported anymore, so that it must be generated by
ourselfs
- `Provider` was renamed to `OAuthProvider`
- The `signInWithApple` method was removed and is now implemented by us
via the `sign_in_with_apple` package.
We also renamed the `DesktopLoginManager` to `DesktopSignInManager` to
use the same naming as in other places of the app, where we are always
using sign in and not login.
This commit refactors the existing tools, by moving the tools logic to a
new `tools.ts` file, so that the main `cmd.ts` file remains clear.
Besides that we also add a new tool `get-feed` which can be used to run
the `getFeed` function from the command line. The function is called
with a source and returns the generated source and items, as they are
saved in the database by the `add-source-v1` Supabase edge function.
This commit improve the error handling for the edge function to add a
new source and the worker, so that we get more insights why a request
fails. A user will now also get a more detailed error why a source could
not be added.
On the web the right click on an item to show the actions, doesn't work
properly, because the browsers right click menu will be shown first. So
it doesn't make sense to show also our right click menu.
If an RSS feed contains a video within the `attachments` field, the video
will now be added to the `options` field of the item. In the Flutter
code we then check if the video field is present in the options and show
the video instead of an image in the details view of the item.
This commit updates all used Deno modules to their latest version.
Since some of the used modules / functions were deprecated we had to
adjust our encrypt / descrypt functions and the generation of the source
and item ids, where we have to use a new md5 function.
Until now we only checked if a website contained a RSS feed which can be
used for FeedDeck. Now we are also checking if the website contains a
Atom or RDF feed when no RSS feed was found.
For this we are checking `link` tag with the `type="application/atom+xml"`
attribute or a link tag with the `type="application/rdf+xml"` attribute.
This commit adds tests for all available sources.
This commit also fixes the parsing of Atom feeds for the RSS source,
where the `dc:date` field must be used for the `publishedAt` field.
This commit uses the "Continuous Integration" GitHub Action, to run
tests for the Deno code, which is used by the Supabase functions and our
Docker containers.
This commit also adds a first test so that the `deno test` command does
not fail.
This commit fixes the conversion of HTML to plain text in the
description for an item. Until now it could happen, that the there was
no whitespace between some words after the conversion. This is now fixed
so that there is always a whitespace between words in the plain text.
This commit adds two improvements to the `ItemVideoPlayer` widget. These
improvements are:
1. The padding for the widget is now defined within the widget, so that
is must not be defined in the parent widget. With this change the
widget follows the styling of our other widgets like `ItemMedia`.
2. On iOS the quality selection had a large bottom padding, this is now
fixed, by using a `Wrap` widget instead of a `ListView` like we are
using in the other modal bottom sheets which are showing some
actions.
This commit adds support to add Lemmy RSS feeds to FeedDeck. A user can
provide the url of an Lemmy instance, the url of a community or of an
user.
The special thing of the Lemmy source in opposite to the normal RSS
source is, that we parse the provided link form a feed item, to check if
it contains a image, video or YouTube url, to apply some special
formatting.
The index was not reset in the `DeckLayoutSmall` widget, when the user
selected a new deck in the settings widget. This was caused because the
`DefaultTabController` was not rebuild after a new deck was selected, so
that the `initialIndex` value was not used.
This is now fixed by adding a `key` to the `DefaultTabController`, which
corresponds to the selected deck. This means if the user selects a new
deck in the settings the widget will be rebuild and the initial selected
tab will be the first one. If a user selects the same deck or switches
between the small and large layout the tab will be the formerly selected
one.
This commit adds a new "Continuous Integration" GitHub Action, which is
used to run the tests for the Flutter app (and later also for Deno).
This commit also adds a first test, so that the GitHub Action does not
fail.
This PR also removes the Visual Studio Code and Neovim configurations
from the contribution guide, since I'm not using it anymore and for that
I do not want to maintain it any longer.
This commit removes all blank lines in the item preview description, so
that we do not render a blank line as the last line. This was done to
improve the style of the item previews, which looked ugly when the last
line was a blank line.
Until now it was only possible to show the actions for an item by
pressing longer on the item. Now a user can also right click on the item
to display the actions which feels a bit more natural on desktop
devices.
On Windows and Linux it could happen that the audio playback for a
podcast wasn't stopped when the item details view for a podcast item was
closed.
This commit "fixes" the problem, by pausing the audio player, before the
widget is disposed.
This commit also fixes the condition when the background audio services
should be initialized in the `main.dart` file. Instead of the macOS
check, we checked for iOS twice.
The change introduced in #71 so that we can run the Android build in a
GitHub action, broke the `flutter build appbundle` command to build the
Android version for the Google Play store. This commit should fix this,
so that we can build the Android version in a GitHub Action and for
Google Play.
When using Medium as a source it is possible that the a lot of items
might be spam when following a tag. To reduce the spam, we filter these
items based on a word list and an calculated score. The score is
calculated by the number of words which are included in the title from
our word list.
When a Reddit post contained an image it was always rendered as table,
where the image was displayed in the left column and the author in the
right column. This looked very ugly in the app, so that we are now
removing all tables from the description of an Reddit post, so that the
image is rendered as large as possible and the author is displayed below
the image.
This commit improves the displayed subtitle in the details view of an
item. For that we have adjusted the `ItemSubtitle` widget to diplay next
to the source title, author and publishing time an corresponding icon.
We also increased the space between the items and we are using a `|`
instead of a `/` as seperator.
Instead of defining the icons for a source only within the `SourceIcon`
widget, the icons are now defined as extension for the `FDSourceType`
enum. The background and foreground colors are also defined within the
enum now. This allows us to access the icon of a source outside of the
`SourceIcon` widget and we only have to touch the `source.dart` file
when adding a new source type.
In the `getMedia` function for Medium, Nitter, RSS and Tumblr we checked
the content and/or description of an RSS feed entry for a media file,
but we didn't pass the string to the `unescape` function first, so that
we might missed some media files, because our regular expression were
not able to find an image.
Now we are using the `unescape` function before using our regular
expression to find the image, similar to how we are also applying the
`unescape` function before we save the item description.
This commit adds a new source type "pinterest", which can be used to
follow the post of an user or a board on Pinterest. To use the new
source type a user can select the "Pinterest" item in the add source
modal. In the form a user can provide the username or board he wants to
follow via FeedDeck.
In the corresponding Supabase function we then convert the input
provided by the user to an valid RSS feed url for Pinterest. This means
that we have to add `/feed.rss` for users and `.rss` for boards to the
Pinterest url.
Then we generate the source and items as for the other sources and reuse
the existing components to render the preview and details item. We had
to adjust the rendering logic for these items, to ignore empty values,
from which also other sources will benefit.
We have to add the "charset" parameter to the "Content-Type" header when
we return json from one of the Supabase functions, so that special
characters are properly decoded in Flutter.
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