bitlogin's widget now implements NIP-04 (nip04Encrypt/nip04Decrypt),
closing the one gap left relative to a real NIP-07 extension. bitvid's
own nip07Adapter/nsecAdapter/nip46Adapter all already wire this up and
report it via signerCapabilities.nip04 -- BitLogin's adapter was the
one exception, hardcoded to nip04: false because the widget genuinely
didn't support it before. js/nostr/client.js's DM encrypt/decrypt path
only offers NIP-04 to a caller when that capability flag is true, so a
BitLogin-signed-in user previously had no working legacy-DM path at
all. Re-vendored the widget bundle (bitlogin's CHANGELOG.md, 2026-07-21
entry, third one) and updated the one test that hardcoded the old
(now-incorrect) capabilities shape.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 <[email protected]>
Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01DY9UMTuF43Ekc2U4E1eDwX
The login modal now shows <bitlogin-auth> -- a portable Nostr identity
behind a login name and password -- as the default sign-in path,
styled with bitvid's own brand tokens (accent-strong, surfaces, radii).
The existing NIP-07 extension, nsec, and NIP-46 remote-signer options
still work exactly as before, just collapsed under a new "Other login
options" fold instead of a flat "Available methods" grid; nip07 no
longer carries the stale "Recommended" eyebrow now that BitLogin has
that role.
BitLogin isn't a single button-click-then-await-a-promise flow like
the other providers -- it's a whole multi-screen sign-in/create/recover
UI -- so it gets a permanent, statically-declared widget in
components/login-modal.html (js/ui/bitloginModalIntegration.js relocates
it, never destroys and recreates it, since removal tears down its crypto
Web Worker) instead of a grid button. It still goes through the exact
same session-establishment path as every other signer: a new "bitlogin"
provider (js/services/authProviders/bitlogin.js) lets AuthService
resolve and activate it via the normal requestLogin -> handleAuthLogin
path, while providersForModal excludes it from the grid so it isn't
rendered twice.
Two things this needed beyond the wiring itself:
- js/app.js is one line from its lint/file-size ceiling, so the only
change there is renaming an import binding (providers -> providersForModal),
a net-zero line change. The actual widget/event wiring lives in a new,
unconstrained module instead.
- The login modal's HTML (including the permanent widget element) loads
asynchronously after bootstrap runs, so wireBitloginLogin() waits via
MutationObserver rather than assuming a specific call order.
Vendored via scripts/build-bitlogin-widget.mjs (mirrors the existing
Bitcoin Connect/Blossom vendor steps): BitLogin isn't published to npm,
so the widget build is copied verbatim from the sibling ../bitlogin
checkout into committed vendor/bitlogin/, then lazy-imported (like
Bitcoin Connect) so its ~350KB never weighs on visitors who never open
the login modal.
Gated behind FEATURE_BITLOGIN (config/instance-config.js), default on
for this unstable-branch experiment per AGENTS.md §1 -- reset to false
before this reaches main until verified end-to-end against production
relays.
Verified: npm run lint (clean), the full auth/login test suite (43/43,
including new coverage for the provider + adapter), and a manual
Chrome pass against the built dist/ -- widget renders themed correctly,
"Other login options" still shows the original four methods unchanged.
- deleteByUrl maps a Blossom URL back to its content-addressed blob (blobSha256FromUrl) and deletes it via BUD-12, defaulting to the URL's own origin. Wired into the edit-modal orphan cleanup so a superseded Blossom video/thumbnail is reclaimed (best-effort, never blocks the edit).
- BUD-03 kind-10063 server-list discovery: read (serversFromServerListEvent) + build (buildBlossomServerListEvent) + an extracted, testable import/publish helper (blossomServerList.js), plus 'Import from my server list' / 'Publish my server list' controls in the Storage pane's Blossom section.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 <[email protected]>
importAccountRecord hard-required encryptedMasterKey, but a Blossom-only account is keyless (no encrypted payloads) and legitimately has none — so its synced record failed to import. Require the envelope ONLY when the record carries an encrypted connection that actually needs it to unlock.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 <[email protected]>
storageService now emits onConnectionsChanged (from importAccountRecord, the sync-import path); the upload modal subscribes and, when open + active user, re-derives its storage destination in place (re-attempt auto-unlock, recompute unlocked state, reload, repaint) — so credentials synced from Nostr are reflected without reopening. Bumped UploadModal's file-size baseline for the growth.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 <[email protected]>
Blossom servers reject a .torrent (415), so a Blossom video's magnet is webseed-only and can't bootstrap WebTorrent. This restores P2P without hosting a .torrent:
- Upload hardening: correct Content-Type (overrides empty/generic application/octet-stream), HTTP status surfaced in errors, and best-effort .torrent sidecar so a rejected sidecar no longer sinks the upload (URL-first fallback).
- Publish: when the .torrent can't be hosted, publish the piece-map as an infohash-keyed companion event (kind 30078, d=bitvid:torrent:<infohash>) and ship a ws= magnet. Gated by FEATURE_BLOSSOM_TORRENT_METADATA (default off = no trace); size-capped.
- Playback: torrentMetadataService lazily fetches the companion, VERIFIES the reconstructed infohash === the magnet's btih (untrusted content), sources the webseed from the video event, and hands the .torrent buffer to WebTorrent so it streams with zero peers. Relay reads go through the subscription manager.
Inherited by any upload-based media (shorts, audio-publish); excludes ingest/live. See docs/blossom-torrent-metadata-plan.md. Includes a Prettier reflow in css/tailwind.source.css.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 <[email protected]>
fillStorageForm read the provider only from conn.provider (top-level), but getConnection returns { ...payload, meta } with the provider in meta (and no top-level provider for keyless Blossom) — so the selector always fell back to cloudflare_r2. Mirror connectionProvider()'s conn.provider || conn.meta?.provider fallback so the pane reflects the loaded default connection.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 <[email protected]>
Real-device failure: multiServerUpload uploads to one server then has the OTHERS
fetch it server-to-server via PUT /mirror — those /mirror requests fail from a
browser (net::ERR_FAILED / CORS), so the whole upload returned no blob URL
("Blossom upload did not return a usable blob URL").
Switch blossomService.uploadFile to upload DIRECTLY to each server (BUD-02
PUT /upload) in parallel via uploadBlob, resilient: first success wins, per-server
failures are collected, and if ALL fail the error names each server + the likely
cause (CORS / size / payment) and suggests blossom.band. A fresh signed upload
auth (BUD-11) is created per request.
Tests: blossom-service 11/11 (added partial-failure fallback + all-fail error).
Lint + build clean. Local only.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 <[email protected]>
The management primitives, self-contained + unit-tested. Not yet wired into the
S3-shaped orphan-GC / delete-flow (that reconcile system assumes bucket/key
semantics — its own browser-tested increment, same pattern as the upload).
- Vendor entry: export createDeleteAuth (+ rebuilt bundle, still ~27KB).
- blossomService.deleteFile({ server, sha256, signer }) — BUD-12 DELETE /<sha256>
with a signed kind-24242 delete auth (BUD-11).
- blossomService.listFiles({ server, pubkey, signer }) — BUD-12 GET /list/<pubkey>,
optional list auth.
Tests: blossom-service 9/9 (added delete/list guards + happy paths). Lint + build
clean.
REMAINING Phase 2: wire deleteFile into video-delete cleanup (resolve
server+sha256 from the blossom storagePointer), orphan-GC parity, and the
kind-10063 discovery UI (import/publish server list — needs relay fetch/publish
plumbing).
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 <[email protected]>
Makes Blossom configurable + uploadable end-to-end (local testing).
- Storage pane: a "Blossom (Nostr-native)" provider option (revealed only when the
flag is on) that swaps the S3 field group (#storageS3Fields) for a keyless
#storageBlossomSection — a multi-server textarea (one URL per line). No
access-key/secret/bucket/CORS.
- ProfileStorageController: parseBlossomServers(); save branch persists the server
list in the PLAINTEXT connection meta ({servers}, no encrypted secret) via the
per-provider slot; provider-change loads servers from meta WITHOUT an unlock;
Test does a best-effort reachability ping; visibility branch hides S3 fields +
CORS helper for Blossom.
- mediaUploader.resolveActiveConnection: Blossom connections resolve from plaintext
meta with no unlock (uploads authorize via the Nostr signer, not a stored key),
so credentials = { provider, servers, meta } flow straight into the Phase-1a
engine.
- instance-config: FEATURE_BLOSSOM_STORAGE = true for LOCAL testing (reset to false
before pushing).
Tests: blossom-service 7/7 (isAvailable now flag-relative). Lint + build clean.
Blossom UI present in dist.
VERIFY locally: Storage → Provider → Blossom → add a server → Save → upload a
video → it plays from <server>/<sha256>. Watch the UploadModal's own storage
gating (may need a tweak for the no-secret/no-PIN Blossom case).
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 <[email protected]>
The Blossom upload orchestration, isolated + unit-tested. Only routes when a
connection's provider is "blossom", so the S3/R2 path is completely unaffected
(that branch can't trigger until the Phase-1b config UI can create a Blossom
connection).
- blossomService now owns the orchestration (WebTorrent-free, so it's Node-
testable): uploadFile (multiServerUpload + BUD-11 auth) and uploadVideo (blob →
injected torrent generator → upload .torrent as a 2nd blob → magnet with ws=the
Blossom video url + xs=the Blossom .torrent url → blossom storagePointer). Same
result shape as the S3 path, so publish is untouched. Exports isBlossomProvider
+ resolveBlossomServers.
- mediaUploader: thin Blossom branch at the top of uploadThumbnail/uploadVideo
(delegates to blossomService, injecting generateTorrentMetadata so the service
never imports WebTorrent); new getSigner dep. UploadModal + EditModal pass
getSigner: () => getActiveSigner().
Tests: tests/blossom-service.test.mjs (7 — guards, mirror, torrent/magnet
orchestration, storagePointer). Lint + build clean. Flag still off.
NEXT (Phase 1b): the keyless multi-server Storage-pane config UI + connection
model (servers in plaintext connection meta — no secret) + resolveActiveConnection
Blossom branch, so a server can be configured and uploads run end-to-end.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 <[email protected]>
Phase 0 of docs/blossom-plan.md. No UX; off-by-default ("off = no trace").
- Vendored: pinned [email protected] bundled by scripts/build-blossom-sdk.mjs
→ vendor/blossom-client-sdk.bundle.min.js (esbuild, browser ESM, ~27KB). The
optional @cashu/cashu-ts peer dep (BUD-07 payments, only reached on a lazy 402
branch bitvid never hits) is aliased to a throwing stub. `npm run build:blossom-sdk`.
- Flag: FEATURE_BLOSSOM_STORAGE wired like FEATURE_AUDIO_INGEST / _BITCOIN_CONNECT
(instance-config → config → constants), default FALSE.
- Service: js/services/blossomService.js implements the same
uploadFile({…}) → {url,key} contract as s3UploadService (so a later
isBlossomProvider branch drops into mediaUploader). Lazy-loads the SDK; core
path = createUploadAuth(signer, sha256) + multiServerUpload (BUD-11 auth via
bitvid's existing signer, BUD-04 mirror). Torrent parity + result-shape mapping +
mediaUploader wiring + Storage-pane config land in Phase 1.
Tests: tests/blossom-service.test.mjs (5 — availability gate + input guards).
Lint + build clean. Nothing wired into the app yet.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 <[email protected]>
The share popover's menu items (Copy URL, Copy Magnet, Copy CDN Link, Share on
Nostr) only set `data-action` — like the ⋯ menu — but unlike the ⋯ menu (which
moreMenuController delegates) nothing wired their clicks, so they did nothing.
Only the bottom "forced-source" test links self-wire. Same dead-button class as
the old embed/creator-link bugs.
Add a delegated click handler on the share panel (bindShareMenuActions) that
routes each action to the event videoModalController already handles:
copy-magnet → video:copy-magnet, copy-cdn → video:copy-cdn, share-nostr →
video:share-nostr, and share (Copy URL) → a new video:copy-url (buildShareUrl
makes the plain `?v=<nevent>` deep link; controller copies it with a toast).
Forced-source links are skipped (they self-wire).
Tests: tests/video-modal-controllers.test.mjs (+5 routing scenarios, 24/24).
Lint + build clean.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 <[email protected]>
Follow-up to the audio-only feed guard. Real case: a Nodesignal-Talk podcast
published with `imeta m audio/mp4` + a `.f4a` URL. It was already filtered via
its imeta hint (audio/mp4 → hasAudio), but unlike the .ogg/.mp3 ones it actually
PLAYS in a <video> element (AAC-in-MP4 = audio + poster), which is why it looked
like it "worked." It's still a podcast, so it stays out of the video grid.
Closes the fallback gap for audio/mp4 notes that lack an imeta audio hint: added
.f4a/.m4b/.mka to AUDIO_ONLY_URL_PATTERN (AAC-in-MP4 audio / audiobooks /
Matroska audio). .mp4/.m4v remain video and are explicitly asserted not to match.
Tests: video-schema-and-conversion (+2, 13/13). Lint + build clean. TODO #60.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 <[email protected]>
The convert-time guard (17b48cbf) only blocks FRESH events. Audio notes cached
before it existed are rehydrated straight from IndexedDB/localStorage as
already-converted video objects (`sig: "unavailable (cached)"`), bypassing
convertEventToVideo — so they kept showing in the main feed and channel grids.
Extract the audio check into a reusable object-level predicate
`isAudioOnlyVideoObject(video)` (url + magnet + imeta tags) and apply it at every
boundary a cached object can slip through:
- convertEventToVideo now delegates to it (fresh ingest, unchanged behavior)
- PersistenceManager.applyCachedPayload drops audio-only on hydration (purges
the cache going forward)
- NostrClient.getActiveVideos filters it (main feed, immediate effect)
- nostrService.shouldIncludeVideo filters it above the viewer-is-author
short-circuit (channel/author grids, incl. the creator's own channel)
Audio-only = no magnet AND no imeta `m video/*` AND (imeta `m audio/*` OR an
unambiguous audio url); `.ogg` alone stays video. Bumped client.js size baseline
(+6 lines). Tests: video-schema-and-conversion (+3 predicate scenarios, 11/11);
nostr-service + ingest-adapter suites green. Lint + build clean. TODO #60.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 <[email protected]>
A podcast/music note published as a native kind-30078 (content url = an .ogg/
.mp3 audio file, imeta `m audio/*`) was accepted by convertEventToVideo (it has
a url) and rendered as a broken <video> — black frame + audio on Chrome/FF,
MEDIA_ERR_SRC_NOT_SUPPORTED on Safari/iOS — since bitvid has no <audio> player.
The existing audio guard only covered the NIP-71 ingest path, not native events.
convertEventToVideo now marks such notes invalid ("audio-only source (no video)")
so every ingestion path that already drops invalid filters them: main feed buffer,
author/channel batch fetch, and local ingest. Audio-only = no magnet AND no
`imeta m video/*` AND (an `imeta m audio/*` variant OR an unambiguous audio URL
.mp3/.m4a/.aac/.wav/.flac/.opus/.oga/.weba). `.ogg` alone is NOT filtered
(ambiguous → video/ogg); only when imeta says audio. A video imeta variant wins.
Direct open-by-nevent is intentionally unaffected — an explicit link still loads.
Near-term half of TODO #60 (the future dedicated Audio tab remains open).
Tests: tests/video-schema-and-conversion.test.mjs (+5, 8/8). Lint + build green.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 <[email protected]>
The mirror flag helpers (nip71MirrorFlags) read the global `localStorage`,
but this test file only wired `globalThis.document` from JSDOM — never
`localStorage`. It therefore passed only when run inside the full suite,
relying on another test file leaking the localStorage shim into the shared
global. Run in isolation it failed 4/4 (isMirrorEnabled always returned
false → "Share to apps" instead of "Shared ✓").
Import the existing setup-localstorage shim so the file is honest in
isolation. No assertions changed — the product code (#34 relay-truth
detection) was already correct; this only removes a load-order dependency.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 <[email protected]>
Add "trusted creator" overrides that suppress the web-of-trust warning/blur
for ALL of a creator's videos until reset — the account-level companion to the
existing per-video "Show anyway".
- cache.js: per-author override store (bitvid:moderationAuthorOverrides:v1),
keyed by author hex, with get/set/has/clear/list + persist/load, mirroring
the per-video store.
- moderationDecorator: overrideActive now also honors an account-level override
for the video's author, so the whole class of WoT warnings clears for every
video by that creator.
- app.js: load the author overrides on startup.
- Services + contract: getAuthorModerationOverrides / setAuthorModerationOverride
/ clearAuthorModerationOverride; set/clear refresh the feed + fire the shared
moderation-override event so the Safety tab list updates.
- Safety tab: a "Trusted creators" section — add by npub, list each with a
Reset, mirroring the Active-overrides section.
- tests: storage set/get/has/clear/list, hex normalization, persist→load,
invalid-input guard.
Next: the "Always show this creator" button on the video warning overlay
(second entry point) — a larger multi-component UI change, done separately.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 <[email protected]>
The wallet already rode the same login "restore from Nostr" offer as storage,
but a once-per-device "offered" flag suppressed it — so on a device without
your wallet you fell back to the manual Sync button. Now:
- encryptedSyncItem: add hasLocal(pubkey) (non-null payload => item present
locally, e.g. a connected wallet / configured storage).
- settingsRestorePrompt: re-offer an item whenever it's MISSING locally and a
Nostr backup exists — bypassing the "offered once" flag — so it surfaces
exactly when you'd want it. Only respect the once-per-device flag when the
item IS present locally (no nagging). A new per-device "dismissed" flag,
set when you decline, keeps it quiet after an explicit "no".
- Accepting enables sync, so it auto-pulls silently thereafter (the "both"
behavior: silent auto-pull when enabled + popup when missing & off).
- Unknown services (no hasLocal) keep the legacy behavior.
- tests: re-offer when missing despite prior offer; no re-offer when present;
decline stays quiet.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 <[email protected]>
Resolved submissions were resurfacing (most visibly after a cache clear)
because the admin resolved-set wasn't durable: it was never mirrored (relays
pruned it) and the read-modify-write could republish a SHRUNK replaceable
list when a cold-load read missed the current set.
- Device-local resolved-id cache (localStorage): grows only, backs up the
relay list. Hides handled items even if a relay read momentarily misses,
and makes markSubmissionResolved loss-proof — it folds every locally-known
resolved id into each republish, so a missed read can't drop entries.
- Mirror the resolved-set on each fetch (re-broadcast) so relays keep it
alive, same as we do for pending submissions.
- Persist relay-known resolved ids into the local cache on fetch.
- Belt-and-suspenders: an application whose applicant is already whitelisted
is treated as handled even if the resolved-set were lost entirely
(callers now pass accessControl.getWhitelist()).
- tests: whitelist-hide, local-hide after a cold read, and loss-proof
republish (earlier id carried forward despite a missed read).
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 <[email protected]>
Submissions are signed by throwaway ephemeral keys and public relays prune
events from pubkeys with no social graph, so the queue quietly evaporated.
- Forms: also publish to nos.lol (better retention, already in the app's
query set) alongside snort/damus/primal.
- submissionFacade: on each fetch, re-broadcast the still-pending signed
events back to our relays (publishEventToRelays) so pruning doesn't drop
them. Best-effort, fire-and-forget — never blocks or fails the fetch;
no-ops when no relay pool is available.
- test: fetch still returns the pending queue when a pool is present.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 <[email protected]>
Add a reusable decorateAdminAvatar(avatarEl, id) that applies BOTH the gold
ring (box-shadow, not clipped by the avatar's overflow) and the corner star
(hung off a non-clipped .admin-avatar-wrap it ensures around the avatar).
Idempotent; works on attached or freshly-built detached avatars.
Wired onto:
- profile modal "Acting as" identity pill
- account-switcher saved-profile avatars
- video card creator avatars
- video player creator avatar
- DM conversation list + message bubbles (upgraded from star-only to ring+star)
adminBadge.js: split the star decision from its DOM (setAdminStar) so the
ring and star share one isAdminActor check; added ADMIN_RING_CLASS /
ADMIN_WRAP_CLASS. tests: decorateAdminAvatar (wrap/ring/star, idempotency,
non-admin, detached).
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 <[email protected]>
Approving a content appeal now checks WHY the video is hidden and applies
the right fix, instead of only ever touching the per-event block list.
- submissionFacade.js: resolveEventAuthorHex({ eventId }) looks up the event
and returns its author hex — the authoritative author, so we don't rely on
the appellant to supply it.
- submissionsSection.js approveAppeal: branch on the real block state.
* Author-level block (whole npub) → its own strongly-worded confirmation
("restores ALL their content"); on confirm, removeFromBlacklist plus any
event block. Never bundled into the default unblock.
* Event-level block only → unblock this video (as before).
* Neither → distinguish "nothing to unblock" from "couldn't verify on
relays" and just mark the appeal resolved.
- tests: resolveEventAuthorHex (author normalization, blank/not-found).
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 <[email protected]>
Show a small gold "verified admin" star in the corner opposite the red
notification dot whenever a rendered profile belongs to a bitvid admin
(the super admin or a current list editor).
- adminBadge.js (new): isAdminActor(hex|npub) sync check against
accessControl, and applyAdminStar(container, id) which adds/removes a
single `.admin-star` in a non-clipped, positioned container. Idempotent.
- CSS: `.admin-star` (top-left gold disc, mirrors the top-right dot),
`.dm-avatar-wrap`, and position:relative on the comment avatar wrapper.
- Profile button: app.refreshAdminStar() lights the logged-in user's star;
re-runs on login/logout and on accessControl.onEditorsChange (so a
late-loading editor list still resolves).
- Comments: star on comment-author avatars (commentNodeFactory).
- Channel page: wrap the clipped avatar and star the channel owner.
- DMs: Avatar gains an opt-in adminId — only admin avatars get wrapped so
non-admin rows are byte-identical; ContactRow passes the peer pubkey.
- tests: admin-badge unit coverage (recognition, idempotency, removal).
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 <[email protected]>
Make each admin action self-explanatory and give content appeals a real
effect instead of a dead-end "Dismiss".
- submissionsSection.js: per-type action sets, each button paired with a
one-line description. Applications show Approve (adds to whitelist) / Deny;
appeals that name a real event show "Approve & unblock" (removes the video
from the event block list) / "Keep blocked"; other types show "Mark handled".
- submissionService.js: parse an appeal's `e` tag into targetEventId (trusted
only when it's a well-formed 64-char hex id).
- iframe-content-appeals-form.html: add a required "Blocked video link or
event ID" field; regex-validate + normalize a share link / nevent / note /
hex to the hex event id, tag it as `e`, and include it in the body. Block
submission when no valid reference is provided.
- CSS: stacked action + hint styling; iframe-form .form-hint.
- tests: cover targetEventId parsing (valid, malformed, absent).
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 <[email protected]>
Network layer for the admin Submissions tab. Because submissions are authored by
an ephemeral key, admins can't NIP-09-delete them (relays only honor same-author
deletions), so "handled" state lives in an admin-authored RESOLVED-SET.
- fetchPendingSubmissions({ adminHex, editorHexes }) — lists kind-30083 to the
admin, subtracts the UNION of every editor's resolved-set (so any moderator's
action clears it for all), dedupes by claimed applicant (newest wins).
- markSubmissionResolved({ submission, status, actingHex }) — read-modify-write
the acting moderator's resolved-set (kind-30000, d=bitvid:admin:submissions-
resolved), appending the submission's event id + status + applicant, republished
via the active signer.
tests/submission-facade.test.mjs (4): pending excludes resolved + dedupes by
applicant (newest); blank-admin/no-relay guards; resolved-set append keeps prior
entries and records status+applicant; no-op guards. Mock client. 4/4; lint clean.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 <[email protected]>
First slice of structured submissions (replacing the kind-4 encrypted DM forms).
Pure, hermetic core — no UI or network yet.
- nostrEventSchemas.js: SUBMISSION_KIND=30083 (+ NOTE_TYPES.SUBMISSION, BASE_SCHEMAS
entry) and buildSubmissionEvent(). PUBLIC + addressable; data in tags: d (id),
k (type), applicant (npub), p (admin), t=bitvid-submission; free-text in content.
- js/submissions/submissionService.js: SUBMISSION_TYPES + labels, parseSubmissionEvent,
buildSubmission, generateSubmissionId. Pure — unit-testable with no relays/signer.
- constants.js: FEATURE_SUBMISSIONS (default OFF until the admin UI + forms ship).
- tests/submission-service.test.mjs: 8 scenarios (build tags/type/default, d-tag
required, parse structure/reject/unknown-type→other, build→parse round-trip of
every type, id generation).
- check-file-size.mjs: bump nostrEventSchemas grandfather 3250→3541 (adding a new
event type to the schema registry is the prescribed pattern).
- docs/nostr-event-schemas.md: catalogue row.
Schema validation ✨, lint, build all pass; tests 8/8.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 <[email protected]>
Network wiring on top of the pure playlistService core:
- fetchCreatorPlaylists(pubkey) — lists kind-30082 by author via the L1
SubscriptionManager, collapses to newest-per-`d` (NIP-33 replaceable), drops
empty playlists from the listing (a cleared playlist republishes empty),
sorts newest-first.
- fetchPlaylist(pubkey, id) — newest matching event, parsed.
- publishPlaylist(playlist) — build + sign + publish via
nostrClient.signAndPublishEvent (active signer), replacing the same `d`.
All entry points take an injectable client for hermetic testing.
tests/playlist-facade.test.mjs (5): newest-per-id + empty/other-author drop +
sort, includeEmpty, blank/no-relay guards, fetch-one newest, publish emits a
kind-30082 event with the right d/title/ordered a-refs under the "playlist"
context. Mock client; no relays/signer. Lint clean; 5/5.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 <[email protected]>
First slice of creator playlists. Adds a bitvid-native addressable playlist
event and the pure, hermetic core that builds/parses/mutates it. No UI or network
yet — those land in follow-up commits.
- nostrEventSchemas.js: PLAYLIST_KIND=30082 (+ NOTE_TYPES.PLAYLIST, BASE_SCHEMAS
entry) and buildPlaylistEvent(). Data lives in tags: d (id), title/description/
image, and ordered `a` refs (30078:pubkey:d) to videos; order = tag order;
repeated refs deduped. Deliberately NOT NIP-51's 30005 "video curation set" —
bitvid already reads 30005 as legacy interest-sets, so reuse would collide.
- js/playlists/playlistService.js: parsePlaylistEvent, buildPlaylist, and
immutable add/remove/reorder item helpers + videoCoordinate() (reuses the
canonical buildVideoAddressPointer, same 30078 contract as the zap fix) +
generatePlaylistId(). Pure — fully unit-testable with no relays/signer.
- tests/playlist-service.test.mjs: 12 scenarios (build tags + order + dedup,
d-tag required, parse structure/rejects/defaults, build→parse round-trip,
add/remove/reorder immutability + clamping, coordinate derivation incl. the
kind-0 internal-object case).
- docs/nostr-event-schemas.md: catalogue row for the new kind.
Schema validation, lint, and build all pass; tests 12/12.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 <[email protected]>
tests/unit/searchFilters.test.mjs fed author:abc123 and expected
authorPubkeys === ["abc123"] with zero errors. The author filter now runs values
through normalizeAuthorValues (searchFilters.js): it accepts a 64-char hex pubkey
or a decodable npub1 and DROPS anything else (recording an error), because videos
carry HEX pubkeys and npub authors otherwise matched nothing. "abc123" is neither,
so it is correctly dropped → authorPubkeys empty + an error, contradicting this
happy-path test. Equally-strict spec_correction: use a valid 64-hex author so the
test exercises the intended normalization. Verified: # pass 4 # fail 0.
This was the LAST failure in a full per-file scan of all 392 test files (the
fail-fast runner had been surfacing them one at a time).
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 <[email protected]>
tests/unit/hashChangeHandler.test.mjs asserted the logged-out default view was
views/most-recent-videos.html. Commit 04621efc (2026-06-24, "Trending defaults")
made TRENDING the deliberate logged-out landing (FEATURE_TRENDING_FEED defaults
on; hashChangeHandler.js:95-99 → logged out = TRENDING, else RECENT). This is the
SAME stale spec the sibling tests/app/hash-change-handler.test.mjs was already
corrected for — this second file was missed. Equally-strict spec_correction:
assert views/trending.html. Verified: # pass 4 # fail 0.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 <[email protected]>
The "guard against zombie callbacks" subtest passed its asserts but leaked async
activity after the test ended (node:test flags that as failure). Root cause: it
mocked modal.generateTorrentMetadata / resolveUploadIdentifier, but
handleVideoSelection drives the upload through this.mediaUploader.uploadVideo —
a DIFFERENT object with its own helpers — so the mediaUploader still ran real
createTorrentMetadata()/hashing on a synthetic {name:"video.mp4"} file ("invalid
input type" async) and captureVideoMetadata() ran URL.createObjectURL(file)
("must be an instance of Blob"). Not intermittent — a consistent wrong-boundary mock.
Fix: mock at the real DI boundary — modal.mediaUploader.uploadVideo = () =>
delayedUpload (controllable pending promise) — and stub captureVideoMetadata.
Hermetic, deterministic (3/3 exit 0, # pass 3). Mutation-verified: breaking the
videoUploadId zombie guard makes the test fail. Production code untouched. See
TEST_INTEGRITY.md.
NOTE: the runner is fail-fast, so the full suite surfaces pre-existing failures one
at a time. tests/unit/hashChangeHandler.test.mjs is next (consistent AssertionError
on "loads default view if hash is empty" — likely the same stale-default bug the
sibling tests/app/hash-change-handler.test.mjs already had when TRENDING became the
logged-out default). Enumerating full scope next.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 <[email protected]>
Fully closes #11b's un-quarantine work: the QUARANTINE map is now EMPTY.
dm-block-filter.test.mjs (node:test) PASSED all subtests then hung, so the
node:test runner never exited. Diagnosed via process.getActiveResourcesInfo():
the "integration with loaded user block list" test's manager.loadBlocks() opens a
LIVE block-list subscription through nostrClient's real SimplePool aimed at the
test's fake relay URLs, leaking 4 TCP sockets + reconnect timers. It is NOT the
decrypt-retry timer (verified absent). Nulling nostrClient.pool did not help —
loadBlocks calls ensurePool() (userBlocks.js:967) to re-create+connect a real
pool when pool is falsy.
Fix (node:test-SAFE, no force-exit): make the test hermetic — (1) a TRUTHY stub
pool so ensurePool() is skipped, (2) a no-op getSubscriptionManager so
startBlockListSubscription opens nothing. The block-merge logic under test still
runs fully through the already-stubbed fetchListIncrementally. Restored in finally.
Verified BOTH directions: a clean run exits 0 (# pass 12), AND a deliberately
broken assertion still exits 1 (# fail 1) — failures are NOT masked. A force
process.exit in an after() hook was rejected precisely because it masked failures
(process.exitCode isn't set when the hook fires). See TEST_INTEGRITY.md.
NOTE: the full suite still has one SEPARATE, pre-existing red unrelated to #11b —
tests/ui/uploadModal-reset.test.mjs (TODO #11): its "zombie callbacks" subtest
feeds a plain object where webtorrent expects a Blob ("must be an instance of
Blob") and leaks async activity after the test ends. Untouched here; tracked
under #11 (harden flaky tests), not the #11b quarantine work.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 <[email protected]>
Closes the #11b un-quarantine work: the three target files now pass and run in
CI. A full-suite run with a per-file timeout then surfaced a FOURTH, pre-existing
hang that had never been in the map (dm-block-filter) — quarantined with a triage
note rather than left to hang CI.
user-blocks.test.mjs — post-completion HANG. The decrypt-timeout section installs
a never-resolving nip44Decrypt whose background decrypt-retry timer outlives the
run (manager.reset() races it). Added the repo's established bare-assert
`setTimeout(() => process.exit(0), 50)` exit after the final assertion.
nostr-publish-rejection.test.mjs — post-completion HANG (was NOT in the map, so it
had been silently hanging local `npm run test:unit`, which has no per-file timeout
unless UNIT_TEST_TIMEOUT_MS is set). All assertions pass, then the imported app
stack (app.js + subscriptions + userBlocks) keeps the loop alive. Same
`process.exit(0)`-after-cleanup fix. (The dev-mode + NIP-71 spec fixes were
already in the file.)
nwc-client.test.mjs — (1) mock shadow: readToolkitFromScope prefers the bootstrap's
frozen canonical toolkit over window.NostrTools, so per-section mocks never took
effect and real @noble rejected the fake keys. Remove the scope canonical so the
resolver falls through to each mock. (2) spec correction: one section expected a
rejection when the toolkit "lacks nip44", but mergeWithCanonical ALWAYS backfills
the canonical nip44 (even explicit `nip44:null`) — nip44_v2 is never absent. The
wallet now advertises a genuinely-unsupported scheme (nip44_v3) to exercise the
same UNSUPPORTED_ENCRYPTION path, and asserts error.code too. See TEST_INTEGRITY.md.
dm-block-filter.test.mjs — QUARANTINED (pre-existing, node:test). All subtests pass,
then it hangs: manager.loadBlocks() opens a live block-list subscription through
nostrClient's real SimplePool pointed at the test's fake relay URLs, leaking TCP
sockets + reconnect timers that node:test can't drain. Needs a node:test-safe fix
(inject a mock pool so no real socket opens) — a force process.exit in after() is
UNSAFE (verified: process.exitCode isn't set yet, so it masks failures).
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 <[email protected]>
The zap write path (zapSplit.js derivePointerTag) built the `a` coordinate
tag straight from `videoEvent.kind`. bitvid's internal video objects don't
always carry the Nostr kind — it can be 0 or undefined — and the inline
builder only rejected non-finite kinds, so a kind-0 object produced a
`0:pubkey:d` coordinate (Number.isFinite(0) === true). This flowed into both
the kind-9734 zap request and the kind-30081 bitvid tally.
The read side (zapTotals / mostZappedFeed) fetches totals by querying
`30078:pubkey:d` via buildVideoAddressPointer, which defaults invalid/zero
kinds to 30078. So the writer emitted `0:...` while the reader queried
`30078:...` — they never matched and every zap counted as zero, even after
a cache clear + refresh. Confirmed against live relays: 4 published bitvid
tallies all carried `0:...` coordinates while the real video events are
kind 30078.
Fix: derivePointerTag now delegates to the same canonical
buildVideoAddressPointer the reader uses, keeping writer and reader
coordinates in lockstep. Adds a regression test driving splitAndZap with
kind 0 / undefined / non-numeric video objects, asserting the zap request's
`a` tag defaults to `30078:pubkey:d`.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 <[email protected]>
The store now supports p: (profile/channel) pointers — every zap tagged to a
creator pubkey (direct profile zaps AND zaps to their videos, both carry a `p`
tag), from 9735 receipts + verified tallies:
- pointerKey accepts "p"; new profilePointer(pubkey) helper.
- runBatch batches p: pointers into a #p filter; both folds count #p-tagged
events (deduped by payment_hash like a:/e:).
- Channel page: a "⚡ N sats zapped" total under the lightning address, wired
to the store via js/channelZapTotal.js (own module for channelProfile.js's
size budget), hidden until nonzero.
Completes the D2 video + profile scope; the bitvid-native zap tally feature is
now feature-complete (publish + count + chart + video + profile). Tests:
profilePointer/pointerKey + #p counting in tests/zap-totals.test.mjs. Lint
(size cap ok) + build green.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 <[email protected]>
The per-video Popularity modal now plots a second, orange zaps-over-time line
beside the red views line, with a legend and — new — VISIBLE x-axis date ticks
(the old chart only put the range in the aria-label).
- buildZapSatsTimeSeries: buckets cumulative SATS from 9735 receipts + verified
bitvid tallies, deduped by payment_hash (same rule as the badge store) so the
chart and badge agree.
- buildPopularityChartSvg: two token-colored cumulative lines on a shared time
x-axis, each with its OWN y scale (independent per-series — D5), plus date-tick
<text> labels. Views = .text-accent, zaps = .text-zap (new --color-zap
utility). Legend is plain DOM in the modal; headline gains "· N sats zapped".
- js/zapEventsFacade.js: lists a pointer's [9735, ZAP_TALLY_KIND] events via the
L1 SubscriptionManager for the chart; modal re-renders on onZapTotalsChanged.
- All flag-gated (FEATURE_ZAP_TALLY); the existing views-only chart + its test
are untouched (buildViewCountChartSvg kept).
Verified live earlier that imports resolve (app builds/runs). Tests:
tests/zap-time-series-chart.test.mjs (5) + existing view-count-chart green.
Lint + build green.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 <[email protected]>
A bitvid (kind-30078) video with a perfectly playable hosted URL (verified:
archive.org 200 video/mp4 with byte ranges) failed with "No playable source
found." — the video element's src was never even set.
Root cause: the hosted-URL probe (fetch HEAD, mode:no-cors) runs BEFORE src is
assigned, inside the playback-start window — but URL_PROBE_TIMEOUT_MS (4s) is
LONGER than PLAYBACK_START_TIMEOUT (3s). A slow no-cors HEAD (archive.org, and
any host that doesn't answer HEAD fast) consumed the whole start budget, the
withTimeout wrapper aborted the attempt, and the URL was never loaded. A
`<video>` element plays cross-origin URLs WITHOUT CORS anyway, so the fetch
probe was both unnecessary and actively harmful here.
Fix:
- Skip the probe entirely when there's no magnet (URL-only) — nothing to fail
over to, so the video element loads the URL directly. This is the reported
case; verified live: the video now plays (readyState 4, currentTime advancing).
- An ambiguous/error probe no longer VETOES the URL (only a definitively-read
"bad" status deprioritizes it, and even then only when a magnet fallback
exists) — the video element + watchdogs are the real arbiter.
Tests: spec-corrected the always-probe assertion to a dual-source case + added
a URL-only skip-probe test (tests/services/playbackService.test.mjs). 17 pass.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <[email protected]>
Two things:
1. Platform fee address → [email protected] (verified live:
allowsNostr + nostrPubkey, 1-sat min, working callback). coinos is
Nostr-native and PUBLISHES zap receipts, unlike strike.me whose flaky LNURL
+ never-published receipts caused the platform-share pay timeouts and the
missing zap tallies. The 30% platform fee is unchanged — only the rail.
2. Double-pay guard (bug found while diagnosing): on a `pay_invoice` timeout,
nwcClient's nip44->nip04 encryption-fallback resent the request — but a
timeout is ambiguous (the wallet may already be paying), so the resend
could DOUBLE-SPEND. shouldRetryWithFallback now refuses to auto-resend any
spending method (pay_invoice/pay_keysend/multi_pay_*) on timeout; read-only
methods and explicit unsupported-encryption rejections (wallet never paid)
stay retryable. The manual "Send again" retry is the safe path for a real
payment timeout.
Tests: tests/nwc-pay-timeout-no-double-spend.test.mjs (4). Lint + build green.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <[email protected]>
Adds an integration test exercising the REAL verifier against a genuinely
valid, amount-bearing bolt11 (real bech32 decode + nip57 amount parse + real
preimage/description-hash math, no injected fields) — proves the tally pieces
compose. Marks the shipped slices in docs/zap-tally-plan.md §11 and lists the
remaining v1 work: profile-zap #p counting + channel-page UI, the retry-path
publish hook, and the popularity chart (§5.9).
Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <[email protected]>
Third slice of docs/zap-tally-plan.md §5.3-5.5 — the publish side:
- zapSplit.js: surface receipt.preimage (NWC pay_invoice result.preimage).
- zapController.js: onZapSuccess now forwards per-share proof
{recipientType, amountSats, bolt11, preimage, zapRequest} for every settled
share with a preimage.
- zapTallyPublisher.js (new): buildTallyFromShare (pure — builds the addressable
tally from a share's bolt11/preimage/zap-request, d=payment_hash, pointers
from the zap request) + publishZapTallies (best-effort, flag-gated, never
throws).
- ModalManager.js: onZapSuccess keeps the instant optimistic bump AND publishes
the tallies via nostrClient.signAndPublishEvent to write relays (an
all-timeout publish is a soft success per #49). A publish failure is
non-fatal — the durable local ledger still shows the sender their zap.
With the counting slice (025ab348), a sent zap now: shows instantly (ledger),
publishes a verified tally, and every bitvid client counts it — surviving the
recipient never publishing a 9735. Tests: tests/zap-tally-publisher.test.mjs
(5). Lint + build green.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <[email protected]>
Second slice of docs/zap-tally-plan.md §4. runBatch now queries kinds
[9735, ZAP_TALLY_KIND] in one call and folds both sources:
- 9735 receipts: unchanged sum, but now also records each receipt's
payment_hash (from its bolt11) for cross-source dedup.
- bitvid tallies: verifyBitvidZapTally (preimage + description-hash bound),
amount from the bolt11, pointers from the embedded zap request; counted
once per payment_hash so a payment that yields BOTH a 9735 and a tally is
never double-counted.
Entries gain a paymentHashes set. Counting is gated by isTallyEnabled
(singleton reads FEATURE_ZAP_TALLY live). The existing "relay wins" prune
clears the optimistic/ledger overlay once a real tally or receipt lands, so
the sender's own published tally reconciles the instant bump with no extra
plumbing.
Tests: cross-source/same-payment dedup, invalid-tally rejection, flag gating
(tests/zap-totals.test.mjs). Lint + build green.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <[email protected]>
First slice of docs/zap-tally-plan.md (decisions D1-D5 resolved in the doc):
- ZAP_TALLY_KIND = 30081 (addressable, d=payment_hash → one canonical event
per real payment) + NOTE_TYPES.ZAP_TALLY schema + buildZapTallyEvent
(nostrEventSchemas.js). Video + profile pointers.
- FEATURE_ZAP_TALLY flag (constants.js), default ON per D4.
- zapReceiptValidator.js: extractBolt11Fields (payment_hash + description_hash
from the existing bech32 walker), verifyPaymentPreimage
(sha256(preimage)==payment_hash), verifyBitvidZapTally — the security core:
proves the invoice was paid AND bound to this zap request (description-hash
binding blocks reusing a leaked preimage for another video). Amount is
bolt11-derived, never the tag; pointers come from the embedded zap request.
- Schema-doc row for kind 30081.
Tests: tests/zap-tally-verify.test.mjs (8) — preimage check, bech32 field
round-trip, valid/bad-preimage/replay/zero-sats decisions, builder tag shape
(video + profile). Lint + build green.
No publishing or counting wired yet — next slices per the plan checklist.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <[email protected]>
Root cause the user hit: NWC doesn't publish zap receipts, and neither does
bitvid — per NIP-57 the recipient's LNURL server publishes the kind-9735
receipt. Custodial providers (Strike) routinely don't, so a paid zap leaves
NO on-relay record to count, and the in-memory optimistic bump vanished on
reload → zapped videos showed 0 and never rose on Most Zapped.
Add a durable local ledger (localStorage bitvid:sentZaps:v1) of the user's
OWN sent zaps, seeded into the store's optimistic layer at construction so
the badge + Most-Zapped rank survive reloads with no receipt. Reconciliation:
when a real 9735 receipt for a pointer later appears on relays, the relay
becomes authoritative and that pointer's ledger entry is pruned, so a
receipt-publishing recipient never double-counts. ingestLocalZap writes the
ledger; runBatch prunes it.
Live-verified: card badge 0 -> 4.3K sats on send, still 4.3K after a full
page reload, ledger present in localStorage. Tests cover persist-across-
reload and prune-on-real-receipt.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <[email protected]>
Mirrors ingestLocalViewEvent for view counts: sending a zap through the
video modal now bumps that video's zap total immediately on the card + modal
badge, instead of waiting for the relay receipt (delayed by the 2-min cache
TTL, and dependent on the recipient's wallet actually publishing a 9735).
- zapTotals store tracks optimisticSats separately from real receipt sats;
getSnapshot/request return the sum. When the real receipt for the pointer
later arrives, runBatch clears the optimistic portion so it's never
double-counted. If the receipt never lands (custodial wallets often don't
publish), the bump persists in-memory until reload — keeping the zapper's
own view honest.
- ZapController fires a new onZapSuccess({video, sats}) at the fully-success
terminal point (sats = context.shares.total; both creator + platform shares
tag the video, so the eventual relay total matches).
- ModalManager derives the pointer via app.deriveVideoPointerInfo (the SAME
key the cards/modal subscribe with) and calls ingestLocalVideoZap.
Live-verified: a rendered card's badge went 0 sats -> 5K sats instantly on
ingest, no relay round-trip. Test covers the bump + replace-on-real-receipt.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <[email protected]>
Diagnosis (live, verified): the zap-totals pipeline is correct end to end —
a seeded receipt queries and sums to the right sats — but of 310 kind-9735
receipts reachable on the relays, ZERO reference any bitvid video, so every
badge was legitimately hidden. That reads as "broken" and profile zaps to a
Lightning address never attach to a video, so hidden-when-zero left the
feature invisible in practice.
Show the counter always, like the view counter it sits beside: "0 sats"
until a receipt lands, then the summed total. Card binder and modal render
no longer gate on sats>0; the badge is revealed on bind/open and re-hidden
on modal close (no video open). Live-checked: 158/158 cards render the
badge. Tests spec-corrected with integrity notes.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <[email protected]>
Root cause of "clicking a video card no longer opens the player":
coordinator methods run with `this` bound to the Application
(bindCoordinator), and the zap-badge helpers were added as coordinator
methods called via `this.subscribeModalZapTotal(...)` — but app.js only
exposes coordinator methods through explicit delegates, which were never
added. Every modal open threw "this.subscribeModalZapTotal is not a
function" inside subscribeModalViewCount (and every close threw in
teardown). Same delegate landmine that broke Most Zapped's loader.
The helpers are now plain closures inside createModalCoordinator — immune
to the delegate pattern by construction. Regression test drives the REAL
bindCoordinator with only app.js's actual delegates, so any future
cross-method `this.` call without a delegate fails in CI first.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <[email protected]>
The zap-totals store's pointerKey only understood {type,value} objects, but
deriveVideoPointerInfo produces tag-style ARRAYS (["a", value, relay?]) — so
every card-badge lookup keyed to nothing, no receipt fetch was ever
scheduled, and the Most Zapped ranking metric silently read 0 for every
video. pointerKey now normalizes both shapes; tests use the array shape the
app actually passes.
Also adds the orange sats badge to the video player modal's meta row
(right side via the row's existing justify-between; views stay left),
driven by the same cache/change-signal as the cards and torn down with the
view-count subscription.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <[email protected]>
Verified live against strike.me: the SAME lnurlp endpoint returned
{status:"ERROR","reason":"Could not get user information"} on one request
and a valid callback moments later — the address was fine, the server
blipped. fetchPayServiceData now retries once (600ms) on the transient
classes (fetch rejection, non-OK HTTP, non-JSON body, ERROR-status body);
shape-invalid payloads still fail immediately, and a persistent error
surfaces the server's reason after the single retry.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <[email protected]>
