* Allow closing people sheet from X and swipe
* Swipe right to return from DM to people list
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* Align DM sheet toolbar with people list
* Gate stale gossip announcements
* Remove stale peer messages during gossip cleanup
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* Extract each type to a separate file
* Nostr ID Bridge: Convert static func/vars to instance
* `KeychainHelper` behind a protocol to easily mock
* Update tests with ID Bridge and MockKeychainHelper
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Restructured ContentView layout to prevent sidebar from covering input box
and removed gesture conflicts that caused jitter during slow drags.
Changes:
- Moved sidebar overlay to only cover messages area, not input box
- Input box now always accessible below sidebar (not covered by overlay)
- Removed blocking drag gesture from mainChatView
- Changed sidebar gesture from simultaneousGesture to gesture for priority
- Removed animation-disabling transactions that amplified touch noise
- Removed 2pt threshold checks that caused visible jumps
Result: Send button taps immediately, sidebar slides smoothly without jitter.
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* Location notes: fix performance and UI issues
Performance fixes:
- Add Set-based duplicate detection (O(1) vs O(n) lookup)
- Eliminates lag when receiving 200+ notes during EOSE
Correctness fixes:
- Fix optimistic echo timestamp to match signed event timestamp
- Add echo IDs to noteIDs set for consistency
UI improvements:
- Remove duplicate "loading recent notes" text in header
- Simplify toolbar icon color logic for immediate green indication
- Icon now reliably turns green when notes exist in geohash
Tests: All 3 LocationNotes tests passing
* Location notes: add remaining robustness fixes
Additional improvements:
- Align counter/manager limits to 200 (prevents showing count higher than displayable)
- Set loading state before clearing notes to eliminate UI flicker on geohash change
- Add geohash validation for building-level precision (8 valid base32 chars)
- Add defensive 500-note memory cap with automatic trimming
- Clear stale notesGeohash state on sheet dismiss
Tests:
- Fix test geohashes to use valid base32 characters
- All 3 LocationNotes tests passing
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The camera scanner was continuously detecting the same QR code (10-30+ times/second), causing multiple verification notifications to be sent. This happened because:
1. AVCaptureMetadataOutput fires repeatedly while QR is visible
2. Each detection triggered a new verification flow
3. After receiving response, pendingQRVerifications was cleared, allowing duplicate scans
Changes:
- Add deduplication using lastValid state to ignore re-scans of same QR code
- Only set lastValid after successful verification initiation
- Add onSuccess callback to close scanner after successful scan
- Automatically return to "My QR" view after verification starts
- Apply same logic to both iOS camera and macOS manual input paths
This ensures exactly one verification request per scan session.
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Problem:
- Ghost peers from yesterday appeared on app restart
- Old messages resurfaced after restarting
- Peers running 24+ hours synced stale data to restarting peers
Root causes:
1. GossipSyncManager stored packets indefinitely (no time limit)
2. handleAnnounce/handleMessage had no timestamp validation
3. Relayed announces from other peers could be arbitrarily old
Solution (defense in depth):
- Added 15-minute age window to GossipSyncManager config
- Gossip storage rejects expired packets at ingestion
- Gossip sync responses filter out expired packets
- GCS payload building excludes expired packets
- Periodic cleanup removes expired announcements/messages
- handleAnnounce rejects stale announces before processing
- handleMessage rejects stale broadcast messages before processing
This prevents ghost peers from appearing on restart and ensures
only recent mesh state is synchronized between peers.
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* enabled drag gesture to close the sidebar view
* removed extraneous onChanged block
* Fix sidebar swipe gestures to work with ScrollView
Improvements:
- Use simultaneousGesture() instead of gesture() to work alongside ScrollView
- Add horizontal-only detection (width > height * 1.5) to prevent interfering with vertical scrolling
- Add visual feedback during drag with sidebarDragOffset updates
- Add 20pt right edge zone for easier swipe-to-open activation (iOS-native behavior)
- Lower threshold for edge swipe (-50pt instead of -100pt)
Both swipe-to-open and swipe-to-close now work reliably:
- Swipe left from anywhere (or from right edge) to open sidebar
- Swipe right on sidebar to close it
- Vertical scrolling unaffected
* Fix sidebar drag offset direction
Changed offset calculation from:
showSidebar ? -dragOffset : width - dragOffset
To:
showSidebar ? dragOffset : width + dragOffset
This fixes the issue where dragging right to close the sidebar would
make it fly to the left side of the screen before closing.
Now the sidebar correctly follows the finger during drag:
- When closing: moves right (toward off-screen)
- When opening: moves left (toward on-screen)
* Optimize sidebar drag performance for smooth 60fps
Performance improvements:
- Remove .animation() modifier that was conflicting with drag updates
- Use Transaction with disablesAnimations during drag for instant updates
- Throttle state updates to only fire when offset changes >2pt
- Always render sidebar (avoid conditional view creation overhead)
- Only animate on gesture end, not during drag
This eliminates the lag/jank during swipe by ensuring:
1. No animation conflicts during manual drag
2. Direct offset updates follow finger immediately
3. Stable view hierarchy (no conditional rendering)
4. Reduced state update frequency
The sidebar now feels buttery smooth at 60fps.
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