* @remindme bot support
support reminders via @remindme bot, just like @delete bot
* minor cleanup
* minor query cleanup
* add db migration
* various fixes and updates:
* hasNewNotes implementation
* actually return notification component in ui
* delete reminder and job on item delete
* other goodies
* refactor to use prisma for deleting existing reminder
* * switch to deleteMany to delete existing Reminders upon edit/delete of post to satisfy prisma
* update wording in form toast for remindme bot usage
* update wording in the push notification sent
* transactional reminder inserts and expirein
* set expirein on @delete too
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* first pass of hashing user emails
* use salt
* add a salt to .env.development (prod salt needs to be kept a secret)
* move `hashEmail` util to a new util module
* trigger a one-time job to migrate existing emails via the worker
so we can use the salt from an env var
* move newsletter signup
move newsletter signup to prisma adapter create user with email code path
so we can still auto-enroll email accounts without having to persist the email address
in plaintext
* remove `email` from api key session lookup query
* drop user email index before dropping column
* restore email column, just null values instead
* fix function name
* fix salt and hash raw sql statement
* update auth methods email type in typedefs from str to bool
* remove todo comment
* lowercase email before hashing during migration
* check for emailHash and email to accommodate migration window
update our lookups to check for a matching emailHash, and then a matching
email, in that order, to accommodate the case that a user tries to login
via email while the migration is running, and their account has not yet been migrated
also update sndev to have a command `./sndev email` to launch the mailhog inbox in your browser
also update `./sndev login` to hash the generated email address and insert it into the db record
* update sndev help
* update awards.csv
* update the hack in next-auth to re-use the email supplied on input to `getUserByEmail`
* consolidate console.error logs
* create generic open command
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* Allow deletion of wallet logs
* Refactor wallet logs client<>server glue code
* Use variant='link' and className='text-muted fw-bold nav-link' for clear & cancel
There is a bug though: 'clear' stays highlighted after modal is closed
* Include wallet in toast
* Delete logs on logout
* Fix ugly wallet name in confirm dialog
* Fix clear still highlighted after modal closed
* Only delete client wallet logs
* Fix ugly wallet name in toast
* Fix bad search and replace
* Use Wallet object as constant
* Also delete LNC logs on logout
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* Support `is:bookmarked` search option to search my bookmarked items
* Update the worker search module to include `bookmarkedBy: Array<Number>` which
contains the list of user ids which have bookmarked a given item
* Add a trigger on the `Bookmark` DB table to re-index the corresponding item when
a bookmark is added/removed
* Update the Search resolver to check for a `is:bookmarked` query option. If provided,
include it as an option in the search request. This updates search to look for items
which are bookmarked by the current user. By default, this preserves stacker privacy
so you can only search your own bookmarks
* Update the search page UI to show how to invoke searching your own bookmarks
* undo `is:bookmarked` support, add `bookmarks` item in search select
* short circuit return empty payload for anon requesting bookmarks
* remove console.log for debugging
* fix indexing a new item that has yet to be bookmarked
* update db migration to re-index all existing bookmarked items one time
* fix the case where deleting a bookmark doesn't trigger a new index of items
explictly specify a `updatedAt` value when deleting a bookmark, to ensure that
deleting a bookmark results in a new indexed version of the bookmarked item
* update search indexer to use the latest of all three choices for the latest version
* give bookmark index jobs longer expiration
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* Also log autowithdrawal routing errors
* Only log autowithdrawal success in worker
* Use WalletType for WalletLog.wallet
* Fix autowithdrawal success message
* Infer walletName from walletType in upsertWallet
* nwc wallet logs
* persist logs in IndexedDB
* Potential fix for empty error message
* load logs limited to 5m ago from IDB
* load logs from past via query param
* Add 5m, 1h, 6h links for earlier logs
* Show end of log
* Clamp to logStart
* Add log.module.css
* Remove TODO about persistence
* Use table for logs
* <table> fixes bad format with fixed width and message overflow into start of next row
* also using ---start of log--- instead of ---end of log--- now
* removed time string in header nav
* Rename .header to .logNav
* Simply load all logs and remove navigation
I realized the code for navigation was most likely premature optimization which even resulted in worse UX:
Using the buttons to load logs from 5m, 1h, 6h ago sometimes meant that nothing happened at all since there were no logs from 5m, 1h, 6h ago.
That's why I added a time string as "start of logs" so it's at least visible that it changed but that looked bad so I removed it.
But all of this was not necessary: I can simply load all logs at once and then the user can scroll around however they like.
I was worried that it would be bad for performance to load all logs at once since we might store a lot of logs but as mentioned, that's probably premature optimization.
WHEN a lot of logs are stored AND this becomes a problem (What problem even? Slow page load?), THEN we can think about this.
If page load ever becomes slow because of loading logs, we could probably simply not load the logs at page load but only when /wallet/logs is visited.
But for now, this works fine.
* Add follow checkbox
* Create WalletLogs component
* Embed wallet logs
* Remove test error
* Fix level padding
* Add LNbits logs
* Add logs for attaching LND and lnAddr
* Use err.message || err.toString?.() consistently
* Autowithdrawal logs
* Use details from LND error
* Don't log test invoice individually
* Also refetch logs on error
* Remove obsolete and annoying toasts
* Replace scrollIntoView with scroll
* Use constant embedded max-height
* Fix missing width: 100% for embedded logs
* Show full payment hash and preimage in logs
* Also parse details from LND errors on autowithdrawal failures
* Remove TODO
* Fix accidental removal of wss:// check
* Fix alignment of start marker and show empty if empty
* Fix sendPayment loop
* Split context in two
* Generate API key in settings
* Check x-api-key for GraphQL API requests
* Don't fallback to cookie if x-api-key header was provided
* Select all session fields
* Fix error if API key not found
* Fix style in settings via form-label className
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* Allow founders to transfer territories
* Log territory transfers in new AuditLog table
* Add territory transfer notifications
* Use polymorphic AuditEvent table
* Add setting for territory transfer notifications
* Add push notification
* Rename label from user to stacker
* More space between cancel and confirm button
* Remove AuditEvent table
The audit table is not necessary for territory transfers and only adds complexity and unrelated discussion to this PR.
Thinking about a future-proof schema for territory transfers and how/what to audit at the same time made my head spin.
Some thoughts I had:
1. Maybe using polymorphism for an audit log / audit events is not a good idea
Using polymorphism as is currently used in the code base (user wallets) means that every generic event must map to exactly one specialized event.
Is this a good requirement/assumption? It already didn't work well for naive auditing of territory transfers since we want events to be indexable by user (no array column) so every event needs to point to a single user but a territory transfer involves multiple users.
This made me wonder: Do we even need a table? Maybe the audit log for a user can be implemented using a view? This would also mean no data denormalization.
2. What to audit and how and why?
Most actions are already tracked in some way by necessity: zaps, items, mutes, payments, ...
In that case: what is the benefit of tracking these things individually in a separate table?
Denormalize simply for convenience or performance? Why no view (see previous point)? Use case needs to be more clearly defined before speccing out a schema.
* Fix territory transfer notification id conflict
* Use include instead of two separate queries
* Drop territory transfer setting
* Remove trigger usage
* Prevent transfers to yourself
* show placeholder for hidden stackers in top
* top rewardability views
* make territory revenue idependent job
* monthly rewards and leaderboard on rewards pages
* fix earn reschedule
* add query for rewards leaderboard
* reduce likelihood of rewards racing with views
* fix earn and refine values views
The create_item function was missing ON CONFLICT DO NOTHING for insertions into the ItemUpload table as in update_item.
This means that if the same image was used multiple times in the same item, creation failed. But it worked during editing.
* Territory notifications
* Migrate old setting to new table
* Auto subscribe founders to their territories on creation
* Fix (un)subscribe not shown to founder
* Rename to toggleSubSubscription
* Fix inconsistency between toggleSubSubscription and toggleMuteSub
* Add dedicated button in header for following territories
* Don't drop noteTerritoryPosts column
* Fix db dip in Sub.meSubscription resolver
* Move territory subscribe to new territory context menu
* Decrease space between share icon and mute button
* Fix eslint
* add poll expires at column to Item table
* update upsertPoll mutation for pollExpiresAt param
* use pollExpiresAt to show time left for poll
* correctly pluralize days for timeLeft
* correctly update pollExpiresAt when item is updated to remove poll expiration
* add DateTimePicker and DateTimeInput components to select datetimes
* update pollExpiresAt to be nullable and more than 1 day in the future
* hide time left text if poll has no expiration
* initialize pollExpiresAt with current value or default of 25 hours in the future
we add a one hour time buffer so that the user doesn't get a validation error
for pollExpiresAt if they post their poll within an hour from creation. there's
still a chance they'll hit the validation error but they should see the error
message toast
* add DateTimeInput into the options part of the poll form
add right padding to make room for the "clear" button.
allow field to be cleared (i.e. null pollExpiresAt) to allow
non-ending polls.
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* add subViewGroup function to create view to read sub stats from
* add topSubs resolver to graphql query
* add TOP_SUBS query fragment
* add SUB_SORTS for top territory sorting
* add custom cache policy for topSubs
* add territories to top header select
* add top territories page
* add db views for sub stats
* configure sub_stats views to refresh by worker
* filter rows with empty subName
* update msats_spent calculation to include all ItemAct in sub
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* add nsfw column to sub
* add nsfw boolean to territorySchema
* save nsfw value in upsertSub mutation
* return nsfw value from Sub query for correct value in edit territory form
* add nsfw checkbox to territory form
* add nsfw badge to territory header
* add nsfwMode to user
* show nsfw badge next to item territory
* exclude nsfw sub from items query
* show nsfw mode checkbox on settings page
* fix nsfw badge formatting
* separate user from current, signed in user
* update relationClause to join with sub table
* refactor to simplify hide nsfw sql
* filter nsfw items when viewing user items
* hide nsfw posts for logged out users
* filter nsfw subs based on user preference
* show nsfw sub name if logged out user is viewing the page
* show current sub at the top of the list instead of bottom
* always join item with sub to check nsfw
* check for sub presence before showing nsfw badge on item
* skip manually adding sub to select if sub is null
* fix relationClause to join with root item
* move moderation and nsfw into accordion
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Almost every stacker was below 50 MB per day (except one stacker at one day).
Since storage is cheap, we can allow 50 MB per day for free; especially since UX around image fees suck.
* Use parallel invoice subscriptions
* Fix missing idempotency
* Log error
* Use cursor for invoice subscription
* Subscribe to outgoing payments for withdrawals
* Add TODO comments regarding migration to LND subscriptions
* Also use isPoll variable in checkInvoice
* Queue status check of pending withdrawals
* Use for loop to check pending withdrawals
* Reconnect to LND gRPC API on error
* Fix hash modified of applied migrations
* Separate wallet code from worker index
* refactor subscription code some more
* remove unnecessary subWrapper abstraction
* move all wallet related code into worker/wallet.js such that only a single import is needed in worker/index.js
* Migrate from polling to LND subscriptions
* Remove unnecessary reconnect code
* Add FIXME
* Add listener for HODL invoice updates
* Remove obsolete comment
* Update README
* Add job to cancel hodl invoice if expired
* Fix missing else
* small bug fixes and readability enhancements
* refine and add periodic redundant deposit/withdrawal checks
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