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	1	# Wirecore Relay Integration Plan
	2
	3	Date: 2026-01-22
	4	Status: Design Phase
	5	Goal: Connect P2P wirecore clients with pub.wiredove.net relay network
	6
	7	---
	8
	9	## 📊 SYSTEMS REVIEW
	10
	11	### Current Architecture
	12
	13	```
	14	Internet
	15	│
	16	▼
	17	┌────── 7rnx.net ──────┐
	18	│ Apache2 (SSL) │
	19	│ wss://7rnx.net/relay│
	20	└───────┬──────────────┘
	21	│
	22	hyperident-gateway
	23	(10.22.0.0/16 VPN)
	24	│
	25	▼
	26	┌────tabertron────┐ ┌───pub.wiredove.net───┐
	27	│ 10.22.0.1 │◄────────┤ WebSocket Bridge │
	28	│ │ wss:// │ APDS Relay │
	29	│ wirecore-relay │ │ Browser Clients │
	30	│ Port 9000 │ └──────────────────────┘
	31	│ │
	32	│ ✓ APDS Storage │
	33	│ ✓ WebSocket │
	34	│ ✓ Bridge Code │
	35	└─────────────────┘
	36	│
	37	│
	38	Local Network Replication
	39	│
	40	▼
	41	┌──wirecore pear-app──┐
	42	│ P2P Clients │
	43	│ │
	44	│ ✓ Hypercore feeds │
	45	│ ✓ Hyperswarm P2P │
	46	│ ✓ ANProto sigs │
	47	│ ✓ Directory queries │
	48	│ ✗ Post to relay │
	49	│ ✗ Pull from relay │
	50	│ ✗ WebSocket conn │
	51	└──────────────────────┘
	52	```
	53
	54	### Component Analysis
	55
	56	#### 1. wirecore-relay (tabertron:9000)
	57
	58	Status: ✅ Deployed and running
	59
	60	Capabilities:
	61	- APDS-compatible WebSocket server
	62	- Content-addressable blob storage (Hyperbee)
	63	- ANProto signature verification
	64	- Message gossip between connected clients
	65	- Bridge connection to pub.wiredove.net
	66	- HTTP directory API (/directory, /directory/search)
	67	- Message log (Hypercore append-only)
	68
	69	Storage:
	70	- `metaBee`: Key-value metadata (keypair, etc.)
	71	- `blobBee`: Content blobs by SHA256 hash
	72	- `messageCore`: Append-only log of valid ANProto signatures
	73	- Hyperswarm replication for all cores
	74
	75	Current Issues:
	76	- No incoming connections from P2P clients
	77	- Bridge may be disabled by default (ENABLE_BRIDGE=false?)
	78	- No active sync mechanism with pear-app clients
	79
	80	#### 2. wirecore pear-app
	81
	82	Status: ✅ Deployed (v4164)
	83
	84	Capabilities:
	85	- Hypercore feed management (own + followed)
	86	- Hyperswarm P2P replication
	87	- ANProto signature generation
	88	- YAML post format
	89	- Timeline aggregation
	90	- HTTP directory queries to relay
	91
	92	Current Limitations:
	93	- Posts only go to own Hypercore feed
	94	- No WebSocket connection to relay
	95	- No push to relay when posting
	96	- No pull from relay for bootstrapping
	97	- No real-time relay updates
	98
	99	#### 3. pub.wiredove.net
	100
	101	Status: ✅ External service
	102
	103	Capabilities:
	104	- APDS WebSocket relay
	105	- Browser-based clients (Trystero P2P)
	106	- Message gossip network
	107	- Directory of users
	108	- Content-addressable storage
	109
	110	Protocol: APDS over WebSocket
	111	- 44-char hash → content request
	112	- Longer message → content or signature (store + gossip)
	113	- Signature validation (ANProto)
	114
	115	---
	116
	117	## 🎯 INTEGRATION GOALS
	118
	119	### Phase 1: Relay Push (P2P → Relay)
	120
	121	Goal: When P2P clients post, also push to relay
	122
	123	Benefits:
	124	- Posts visible to browser-based wiredove users
	125	- Posts stored in relay's durable storage
	126	- Relay can bridge to pub.wiredove.net
	127	- New users can bootstrap from relay
	128
	129	### Phase 2: Relay Pull (Relay → P2P)
	130
	131	Goal: P2P clients fetch relay content on demand
	132
	133	Benefits:
	134	- See posts from wiredove.net users
	135	- Bootstrap new identities from relay
	136	- Fill gaps when P2P peers offline
	137	- Cross-network discovery
	138
	139	### Phase 3: Real-Time Sync
	140
	141	Goal: WebSocket connection for live updates
	142
	143	Benefits:
	144	- Instant notification of new posts
	145	- Bi-directional real-time sync
	146	- Reduced polling overhead
	147	- Better UX
	148
	149	---
	150
	151	## 📐 DESIGN: Relay Push/Pull Architecture
	152
	153	### Architectural Principles (holepunchto best practices)
	154
	155	1. Content-by-Hash: SHA256-addressed content (already implemented)
	156	2. Sparse Replication: Only fetch what you need (feeds, not entire network)
	157	3. Lazy Loading: Load content on demand (already done for followed feeds)
	158	4. Protocol Multiplexing: Protomux for custom protocols over Hyperswarm
	159	5. Graceful Degradation: Work offline, relay is enhancement not requirement
	160	6. Caching: Local cache with relay as fallback
	161
	162	### Integration Strategy
	163
	164	Key Insight: Relay is a bootstrap and bridge server, NOT a central authority.
	165
	166	```
	167	P2P Network (Hyperswarm) Relay Network (WebSocket) Wiredove Network
	168	│ │ │
	169	│ 1. Post to own feed │ │
	170	├───────────────────► │ │
	171	│ │ │
	172	│ 2. Push YAML + sig ────► │ 3. Bridge forward ────► │
	173	│ to relay │ to wiredove.net │
	174	│ │ │
	175	│ 4. Query missing ────► │ │
	176	│ content by hash │ │
	177	│ │ │
	178	│ ◄──── 5. Pull content ────│ │
	179	│ from relay │ │
	180	```
	181
	182	---
	183
	184	## 🔧 IMPLEMENTATION PLAN
	185
	186	### Phase 1: Relay Push (Week 1)
	187
	188	Objective: Post to relay when posting to own feed
	189
	190	Changes Required:
	191
	192	#### 1.1 Add RelayClient Module (pear-app/lib/relay-client.js)
	193
	194	```javascript
	195	/**
	196	* RelayClient - Push content to wirecore relay
	197	*
	198	* Features:
	199	* - WebSocket connection to wss://7rnx.net/relay
	200	* - Push YAML content blobs
	201	* - Push ANProto signatures
	202	* - Automatic reconnection
	203	* - Queue messages when offline
	204	*/
	205
	206	export class RelayClient {
	207	constructor(relayUrl = 'wss://7rnx.net/relay') {
	208	this.relayUrl = relayUrl
	209	this.ws = null
	210	this.connected = false
	211	this.messageQueue = []
	212	this.reconnectAttempts = 0
	213	this.maxReconnectAttempts = 10
	214	}
	215
	216	async connect() {
	217	return new Promise((resolve, reject) => {
	218	this.ws = new WebSocket(this.relayUrl)
	219
	220	this.ws.on('open', () => {
	221	this.connected = true
	222	this.reconnectAttempts = 0
	223	console.log('✅ Connected to relay:', this.relayUrl)
	224
	225	// Flush queued messages
	226	while (this.messageQueue.length > 0) {
	227	const msg = this.messageQueue.shift()
	228	this.send(msg)
	229	}
	230
	231	resolve()
	232	})
	233
	234	this.ws.on('close', () => {
	235	this.connected = false
	236	console.log('Relay connection closed')
	237	this.reconnect()
	238	})
	239
	240	this.ws.on('error', (err) => {
	241	console.error('Relay error:', err.message)
	242	reject(err)
	243	})
	244
	245	this.ws.on('message', (data) => {
	246	// Handle content requests from relay
	247	this.handleMessage(data.toString())
	248	})
	249	})
	250	}
	251
	252	send(message) {
	253	if (!this.connected) {
	254	// Queue for later
	255	this.messageQueue.push(message)
	256	console.log('Queued message for relay (offline)')
	257	return
	258	}
	259
	260	if (this.ws.readyState === 1) {
	261	this.ws.send(message)
	262	console.log('📤 Sent to relay:', message.substring(0, 50))
	263	}
	264	}
	265
	266	reconnect() {
	267	if (this.reconnectAttempts >= this.maxReconnectAttempts) {
	268	console.error('Max reconnect attempts reached')
	269	return
	270	}
	271
	272	const backoff = Math.min(1000 * Math.pow(2, this.reconnectAttempts), 30000)
	273	this.reconnectAttempts++
	274
	275	console.log(`Reconnecting to relay in ${backoff}ms (attempt ${this.reconnectAttempts})`)
	276	setTimeout(() => this.connect(), backoff)
	277	}
	278
	279	async handleMessage(message) {
	280	// If relay requests content by hash, send it if we have it
	281	if (message.length === 44) {
	282	// Content request - we can implement this in Phase 2
	283	console.log('Relay requested content:', message)
	284	}
	285	}
	286
	287	close() {
	288	if (this.ws) {
	289	this.ws.close()
	290	}
	291	}
	292	}
	293	```
	294
	295	#### 1.2 Integrate RelayClient into pear-app/index.js
	296
	297	Add imports:
	298	```javascript
	299	import { RelayClient } from './lib/relay-client.js'
	300	```
	301
	302	Initialize relay client:
	303	```javascript
	304	let relayClient = null
	305
	306	// In loadState() or startSwarm()
	307	if (!relayClient) {
	308	relayClient = new RelayClient('wss://7rnx.net/relay')
	309	try {
	310	await relayClient.connect()
	311	} catch (err) {
	312	console.warn('Failed to connect to relay:', err.message)
	313	// Continue anyway - relay is optional
	314	}
	315	}
	316	```
	317
	318	Update cmdPost() to push to relay:
	319	```javascript
	320	async function cmdPost(text) {
	321	await loadState()
	322	if (!myFeed) {
	323	console.error('❌ Not initialized. Run: init')
	324	return
	325	}
	326
	327	await startSwarm()
	328
	329	// Get username from metadata
	330	const usernameNode = await metaBee.get('username')
	331	const username = usernameNode ? usernameNode.value : null
	332
	333	// Create YAML with metadata
	334	const yaml = YAMLHelper.create({
	335	name: username,
	336	image: null,
	337	previous: null // TODO: implement threading
	338	}, text)
	339
	340	// Hash the YAML content
	341	const crypto = await import('hypercore-crypto')
	342	const contentHash = crypto.hash(Buffer.from(yaml, 'utf-8')).toString('base64url')
	343
	344	// Create ANProto signature
	345	const timestamp = Date.now().toString()
	346	const signaturePayload = timestamp + contentHash
	347	const signature = ANProto.sign(signaturePayload, anprotoKeypair.secretKey)
	348
	349	// 1. Append to own Hypercore feed
	350	await myFeed.append(JSON.stringify({
	351	text: yaml,
	352	timestamp,
	353	username
	354	}))
	355
	356	console.log('✅ Posted to feed')
	357
	358	// 2. Push to relay
	359	if (relayClient && relayClient.connected) {
	360	// Send YAML content blob
	361	relayClient.send(yaml)
	362
	363	// Send ANProto signature (132 bytes)
	364	relayClient.send(signature)
	365
	366	console.log('📤 Pushed to relay')
	367	} else {
	368	console.warn('⚠️ Relay offline, post queued')
	369	}
	370
	371	broadcast({ type: 'new_post', feed: 'own' })
	372	}
	373	```
	374
	375	Benefits:
	376	- Posts now visible on wss://7rnx.net/relay
	377	- Relay can bridge to pub.wiredove.net
	378	- Graceful degradation if relay offline
	379	- Message queue prevents loss
	380
	381	---
	382
	383	### Phase 2: Relay Pull (Week 2)
	384
	385	Objective: Fetch content from relay when P2P peers don't have it
	386
	387	Changes Required:
	388
	389	#### 2.1 Add ContentFetcher Module (pear-app/lib/content-fetcher.js)
	390
	391	```javascript
	392	/**
	393	* ContentFetcher - Fetch missing content from relay
	394	*
	395	* Strategy:
	396	* 1. Try local Hyperbee cache
	397	* 2. Try P2P peers (existing Hyperswarm connections)
	398	* 3. Fallback to relay HTTP API
	399	*/
	400
	401	export class ContentFetcher {
	402	constructor(relayUrl = 'https://7rnx.net/relay') {
	403	this.relayUrl = relayUrl
	404	this.cache = new Map()
	405	}
	406
	407	async fetchByHash(hash) {
	408	// Check memory cache
	409	if (this.cache.has(hash)) {
	410	return this.cache.get(hash)
	411	}
	412
	413	// Try relay HTTP endpoint
	414	try {
	415	const response = await fetch(`${this.relayUrl}/${hash}`)
	416	if (response.ok) {
	417	const content = await response.text()
	418	this.cache.set(hash, content)
	419	console.log('📥 Fetched from relay:', hash.substring(0, 16))
	420	return content
	421	}
	422	} catch (err) {
	423	console.warn('Failed to fetch from relay:', err.message)
	424	}
	425
	426	return null
	427	}
	428	}
	429	```
	430
	431	#### 2.2 Use ContentFetcher in Timeline Rendering
	432
	433	```javascript
	434	const contentFetcher = new ContentFetcher()
	435
	436	async function renderTimelinePost(signature) {
	437	const opened = ANProto.open(signature)
	438	if (!opened) return null
	439
	440	const [timestamp, contentHash] = opened.split(':')
	441
	442	// Try to get content
	443	let content = await contentCache.get(contentHash)
	444
	445	if (!content) {
	446	// Fetch from relay
	447	content = await contentFetcher.fetchByHash(contentHash)
	448
	449	if (content) {
	450	// Cache locally
	451	await contentCache.put(contentHash, content)
	452	} else {
	453	console.warn('Content not found:', contentHash)
	454	return null
	455	}
	456	}
	457
	458	// Parse YAML and display
	459	const { metadata, content: text } = YAMLHelper.parse(content)
	460	return {
	461	author: metadata.name \|\| 'Unknown',
	462	text,
	463	timestamp: parseInt(timestamp)
	464	}
	465	}
	466	```
	467
	468	---
	469
	470	### Phase 3: Real-Time Sync (Week 3)
	471
	472	Objective: WebSocket connection for live updates
	473
	474	Changes Required:
	475
	476	#### 3.1 Enhance RelayClient with Message Handling
	477
	478	```javascript
	479	// In RelayClient
	480	this.ws.on('message', (data) => {
	481	const message = data.toString()
	482
	483	if (message.length === 44) {
	484	// Content request from relay
	485	this.handleContentRequest(message)
	486	} else if (message.length === 132) {
	487	// ANProto signature (new post)
	488	this.handleNewPost(message)
	489	} else {
	490	// Content blob
	491	this.handleContentBlob(message)
	492	}
	493	})
	494
	495	async handleNewPost(signature) {
	496	console.log('🔔 New post from relay')
	497
	498	// Verify signature
	499	const opened = ANProto.open(signature)
	500	if (!opened) return
	501
	502	// Trigger timeline refresh
	503	broadcast({ type: 'new_post', source: 'relay' })
	504	}
	505	```
	506
	507	---
	508
	509	## 🔐 SECURITY CONSIDERATIONS
	510
	511	1. Signature Verification: Always verify ANProto signatures before displaying
	512	2. Content Size Limits: Max 1MB per message (already in relay)
	513	3. Rate Limiting: Prevent spam (relay has this)
	514	4. Hash Validation: Verify content matches its SHA256 hash
	515	5. No Trust in Relay: Relay is untrusted - verify all cryptographic proofs
	516
	517	---
	518
	519	## 📊 TESTING PLAN
	520
	521	### Test 1: Relay Push
	522	```bash
	523	# Terminal 1: Start relay
	524	cd relay
	525	node wirecore-relay.js
	526
	527	# Terminal 2: Post from pear-app
	528	pear run . cli post "Hello relay!"
	529
	530	# Terminal 3: Check relay web UI
	531	curl http://localhost:9000/all
	532	# Should see the new post
	533	```
	534
	535	### Test 2: Relay Pull
	536	```bash
	537	# Terminal 1: Post to relay directly (simulate wiredove user)
	538	echo "Test YAML content" \| websocat wss://7rnx.net/relay
	539
	540	# Terminal 2: Pull from pear-app
	541	pear run . cli timeline
	542	# Should fetch content from relay
	543	```
	544
	545	### Test 3: Cross-Network
	546	```bash
	547	# Machine A: P2P client (pear-app)
	548	pear run . cli post "From wirecore"
	549
	550	# Machine B: Browser client (pub.wiredove.net)
	551	# Open https://pub.wiredove.net/
	552	# Should see "From wirecore" post appear
	553	```
	554
	555	---
	556
	557	## 🚀 DEPLOYMENT STRATEGY
	558
	559	### Stage 1: Enable Relay Bridge
	560
	561	```bash
	562	# On tabertron
	563	cd /storage/projects/code/hypercore-kb/hyper-fleeky/repos/wirecore/relay
	564	export ENABLE_BRIDGE=true
	565	pm2 restart wirecore-relay
	566	```
	567
	568	### Stage 2: Deploy RelayClient to pear-app
	569
	570	```bash
	571	cd pear-app
	572	# Add relay-client.js
	573	# Update index.js
	574	pear stage wirecore .
	575	pear release wirecore
	576	pear seed wirecore .
	577	```
	578
	579	### Stage 3: Test Integration
	580
	581	```bash
	582	# Test from multiple locations
	583	# - tabertron (local)
	584	# - ashatron (remote via VPN)
	585	# - pub.wiredove.net (browser)
	586	```
	587
	588	---
	589
	590	## 📈 SUCCESS METRICS
	591
	592	1. Relay Push: 100% of P2P posts appear in relay within 1 second
	593	2. Relay Pull: Missing content fetched from relay within 2 seconds
	594	3. Cross-Network: Wiredove users see wirecore posts (and vice versa)
	595	4. Availability: Relay online >99% (systemd auto-restart)
	596	5. Performance: <100ms latency for relay operations
	597
	598	---
	599
	600	## 🔮 FUTURE ENHANCEMENTS
	601
	602	1. Multiple Relays: Load balance across multiple relay servers
	603	2. Relay Discovery: DHT-based relay discovery (relay announces itself)
	604	3. Selective Sync: Only sync followed users through relay
	605	4. Content Pinning: Pin important content to relay for durability
	606	5. Relay Federation: Multiple relays sync with each other
	607
	608	---
	609
	610	## 📚 REFERENCES
	611
	612	- APDS Protocol: wirecore/docs/claude/wirecore-skills.md
	613	- ANProto Spec: wirecore/lib/anproto.js
	614	- Relay Implementation: wirecore/relay/wirecore-relay.js
	615	- Hyperswarm Best Practices: holepunchto/skills/hyperswarm/
	616	- Protomux Patterns: holepunchto/skills/protomux/
	617
	618	---
	619
	620	## ✅ SUMMARY
	621
	622	Current State:
	623	- P2P network works (Hyperswarm)
	624	- Relay exists but isolated
	625	- No bi-directional sync
	626
	627	Target State:
	628	- P2P posts flow to relay → wiredove.net
	629	- Relay content accessible to P2P clients
	630	- Real-time updates via WebSocket
	631	- Graceful degradation (relay optional)
	632
	633	Key Design Decisions:
	634	1. Relay is bootstrap + bridge, not central authority
	635	2. P2P-first, relay-fallback architecture
	636	3. Content-by-hash for efficiency
	637	4. ANProto for cross-network compatibility
	638	5. WebSocket for real-time, HTTP for pull
	639
	640	Implementation Order:
	641	1. Week 1: Relay push (posts flow to relay)
	642	2. Week 2: Relay pull (fetch missing content)
	643	3. Week 3: Real-time sync (WebSocket bidirectional)
	644
	645	---
	646
	647	Document: RELAY_INTEGRATION_PLAN.md
	648	Author: Claude Sonnet 4.5 + fleeky
	649	Last Updated: 2026-01-22

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	1	# Wirecore Relay Integration Plan V2 (Simplified)
	2
	3	Date: 2026-01-22
	4	Status: Design Phase - Revised
	5	Goal: Connect P2P wirecore pear-app with relay using proven HTTP/WS patterns
	6
	7	---
	8
	9	## 🔍 EXISTING WORKING CODE REVIEW
	10
	11	### Found: wiredove-cli working implementation
	12
	13	Location: `/wirecore/cli/wiredove-cli/wiredove.js`
	14
	15	Push Pattern (lines 341-400):
	16	```javascript
	17	// Short-lived WebSocket connection for push
	18	const ws = new WebSocket('wss://7rnx.net/relay/')
	19
	20	ws.on('open', async () => {
	21	ws.send(pubkey) // 1. Send author pubkey
	22	ws.send(messageText) // 2. Send YAML content
	23	ws.send(imageData) // 3. Send image (if present)
	24	ws.send(signature) // 4. Send ANProto signature
	25
	26	setTimeout(() => {
	27	ws.close() // Close after 2 seconds
	28	}, 2000)
	29	})
	30	```
	31
	32	Pull Pattern (lines 543-604):
	33	```javascript
	34	// HTTP GET for fetching all posts
	35	const response = await new Promise((resolve, reject) => {
	36	https.get('https://7rnx.net/relay/all', (res) => {
	37	let data = ''
	38	res.on('data', chunk => data += chunk)
	39	res.on('end', () => resolve(JSON.parse(data)))
	40	})
	41	})
	42
	43	// Response format:
	44	// [{ author: "pubkey", text: "yaml...", sig: "...", ts: 123 }, ...]
	45	```
	46
	47	---
	48
	49	## ⚖️ APPROACH COMPARISON
	50
	51	### My Original Approach (Persistent WebSocket)
	52
	53	Pros:
	54	- Real-time updates
	55	- Bidirectional communication
	56	- Efficient for high-frequency updates
	57
	58	Cons:
	59	- ❌ bare-ws has browser compatibility issues (error 1006)
	60	- ❌ bare-http might have similar issues
	61	- ❌ Complex state management (reconnection, queuing)
	62	- ❌ Doesn't match "refresh UX works for now" requirement
	63	- ❌ Over-engineered for current needs
	64	- ❌ More attack surface (persistent connection)
	65
	66	### User's Suggested Approach (HTTP + Short-Lived WS)
	67
	68	Pros:
	69	- ✅ Simple and proven (wiredove-cli works)
	70	- ✅ Avoids bare-ws browser issues (only outgoing WS)
	71	- ✅ HTTP pull works everywhere (bare-http, node https)
	72	- ✅ Matches existing UX (manual refresh)
	73	- ✅ Less complex (stateless)
	74	- ✅ Configurable relay URL
	75	- ✅ Graceful degradation
	76
	77	Cons:
	78	- Manual refresh required (but that's acceptable)
	79	- Slightly higher overhead per push (connect/disconnect)
	80	- No real-time notifications
	81
	82	Verdict: User's approach is better for current requirements.
	83
	84	---
	85
	86	## 🎯 REVISED PLAN: HTTP-First with Configurable Relay
	87
	88	### Core Principles
	89
	90	1. HTTP-first: Use bare-http / node https (known to work)
	91	2. Short-lived WS: Only for push, immediately close
	92	3. Configurable relay: Support both pub.wiredove.net and 7rnx.net/relay
	93	4. Manual refresh: User triggers timeline updates
	94	5. Graceful degradation: Relay failure doesn't break P2P
	95	6. Simple: No persistent state, no reconnection logic
	96
	97	---
	98
	99	## 📐 ARCHITECTURE (Simplified)
	100
	101	```
	102	┌─────────────────────────────────────────┐
	103	│ Wirecore Pear-App │
	104	│ │
	105	│ ┌──────────────┐ ┌────────────────┐│
	106	│ │ Own Feed │ │ Followed Feeds ││
	107	│ │ (Hypercore) │ │ (Hyperswarm) ││
	108	│ └──────┬───────┘ └────────┬───────┘│
	109	│ │ │ │
	110	│ │ POST │ GET │
	111	│ ▼ ▼ │
	112	│ ┌─────────────────────────────────┐ │
	113	│ │ Relay Client (HTTP/WS) │ │
	114	│ │ • configurable relay URL │ │
	115	│ │ • push(): short WS connection │ │
	116	│ │ • pull(): HTTP GET /all │ │
	117	│ └──────────┬──────────────────────┘ │
	118	└─────────────┼─────────────────────────┘
	119	│
	120	Internet│
	121	▼
	122	┌──────────────────────┐
	123	│ Configurable Relay │
	124	│ │
	125	│ pub.wiredove.net │
	126	│ OR │
	127	│ 7rnx.net/relay │
	128	└──────────────────────┘
	129	```
	130
	131	---
	132
	133	## 🔧 IMPLEMENTATION
	134
	135	### Phase 1: Add Configurable Relay (Week 1)
	136
	137	#### 1.1 Create RelayClient (pear-app/lib/relay-client.js)
	138
	139	```javascript
	140	/**
	141	* RelayClient - Simple HTTP + short-lived WS relay interaction
	142	*
	143	* Patterns:
	144	* - Push: Short-lived WebSocket (connect, send, close)
	145	* - Pull: HTTP GET requests
	146	* - No persistent state
	147	* - Configurable relay URL
	148	*/
	149
	150	import https from 'bare-https'
	151
	152	export class RelayClient {
	153	constructor(relayUrl = 'https://7rnx.net/relay') {
	154	this.relayUrl = relayUrl
	155	this.wsUrl = relayUrl.replace('https://', 'wss://').replace('http://', 'ws://')
	156	}
	157
	158	/**
	159	* Push post to relay (short-lived WebSocket)
	160	*
	161	* @param {string} pubkey - Author public key (base64, 44 chars)
	162	* @param {string} yaml - YAML message content
	163	* @param {string} signature - ANProto signature (base64, 132 bytes)
	164	* @param {string} [imageData] - Optional image data
	165	*/
	166	async push(pubkey, yaml, signature, imageData = null) {
	167	const WebSocket = await import('bare-ws')
	168	const { WebSocket: WS } = WebSocket
	169
	170	return new Promise((resolve, reject) => {
	171	console.log(`📤 Pushing to relay: ${this.wsUrl}`)
	172
	173	const ws = new WS(this.wsUrl)
	174	const timeout = setTimeout(() => {
	175	ws.close()
	176	reject(new Error('Relay push timeout (10s)'))
	177	}, 10000)
	178
	179	ws.on('open', () => {
	180	clearTimeout(timeout)
	181	console.log(' ✓ Connected to relay')
	182
	183	// Send in order: pubkey, content, image (optional), signature
	184	ws.send(pubkey)
	185	console.log(' → Sent pubkey')
	186
	187	ws.send(yaml)
	188	console.log(' → Sent content')
	189
	190	if (imageData) {
	191	ws.send(imageData)
	192	console.log(' → Sent image')
	193	}
	194
	195	ws.send(signature)
	196	console.log(' → Sent signature')
	197
	198	// Close after 2 seconds (relay processes messages)
	199	setTimeout(() => {
	200	ws.close()
	201	console.log('✅ Post pushed to relay')
	202	resolve()
	203	}, 2000)
	204	})
	205
	206	ws.on('error', (err) => {
	207	clearTimeout(timeout)
	208	console.error('❌ Relay push error:', err.message)
	209	reject(err)
	210	})
	211	})
	212	}
	213
	214	/**
	215	* Pull posts from relay (HTTP GET)
	216	*
	217	* @param {Object} options - Query options
	218	* @param {number} [options.limit] - Max posts to fetch
	219	* @param {string} [options.author] - Filter by author pubkey
	220	* @returns {Promise<Array>} Array of posts
	221	*/
	222	async pull(options = {}) {
	223	const endpoint = options.author
	224	? `/directory/${encodeURIComponent(options.author)}`
	225	: '/all'
	226
	227	const url = `${this.relayUrl}${endpoint}`
	228	console.log(`📥 Pulling from relay: ${url}`)
	229
	230	return new Promise((resolve, reject) => {
	231	const timeout = setTimeout(() => {
	232	reject(new Error('Relay pull timeout (30s)'))
	233	}, 30000)
	234
	235	https.get(url, (res) => {
	236	let data = ''
	237
	238	res.on('data', chunk => {
	239	data += chunk.toString()
	240	})
	241
	242	res.on('end', () => {
	243	clearTimeout(timeout)
	244	try {
	245	const posts = JSON.parse(data)
	246	console.log(`✅ Pulled ${Array.isArray(posts) ? posts.length : '?'} posts from relay`)
	247	resolve(posts)
	248	} catch (err) {
	249	reject(new Error(`Invalid JSON response: ${err.message}`))
	250	}
	251	})
	252
	253	res.on('error', (err) => {
	254	clearTimeout(timeout)
	255	reject(err)
	256	})
	257	}).on('error', (err) => {
	258	clearTimeout(timeout)
	259	reject(err)
	260	})
	261	})
	262	}
	263
	264	/**
	265	* Pull user directory from relay
	266	*
	267	* @param {string} [searchQuery] - Optional search query
	268	* @returns {Promise<Object>} Directory response
	269	*/
	270	async pullDirectory(searchQuery = null) {
	271	const endpoint = searchQuery
	272	? `/directory/search?q=${encodeURIComponent(searchQuery)}`
	273	: '/directory'
	274
	275	const url = `${this.relayUrl}${endpoint}`
	276	console.log(`📥 Pulling directory: ${url}`)
	277
	278	return new Promise((resolve, reject) => {
	279	https.get(url, (res) => {
	280	let data = ''
	281	res.on('data', chunk => data += chunk.toString())
	282	res.on('end', () => {
	283	try {
	284	resolve(JSON.parse(data))
	285	} catch (err) {
	286	reject(new Error(`Invalid JSON: ${err.message}`))
	287	}
	288	})
	289	res.on('error', reject)
	290	}).on('error', reject)
	291	})
	292	}
	293	}
	294	```
	295
	296	#### 1.2 Add Configuration (pear-app/index.js)
	297
	298	```javascript
	299	// Near top of file
	300	const DEFAULT_RELAY_URL = 'https://7rnx.net/relay'
	301	const RELAY_URL = process.env.RELAY_URL \|\| DEFAULT_RELAY_URL
	302
	303	// Import RelayClient
	304	import { RelayClient } from './lib/relay-client.js'
	305
	306	// Initialize relay client
	307	let relayClient = null
	308
	309	async function getRelayClient() {
	310	if (!relayClient) {
	311	relayClient = new RelayClient(RELAY_URL)
	312	}
	313	return relayClient
	314	}
	315	```
	316
	317	#### 1.3 Update cmdPost() to Push to Relay
	318
	319	```javascript
	320	async function cmdPost(text) {
	321	await loadState()
	322	if (!myFeed) {
	323	console.error('❌ Not initialized. Run: init')
	324	return
	325	}
	326
	327	await startSwarm()
	328
	329	// Get username
	330	const usernameNode = await metaBee.get('username')
	331	const username = usernameNode ? usernameNode.value : null
	332
	333	// Create YAML
	334	const yaml = YAMLHelper.create({
	335	name: username,
	336	image: null,
	337	previous: null
	338	}, text)
	339
	340	// Create ANProto signature
	341	const timestamp = Date.now().toString()
	342	const crypto = await import('hypercore-crypto')
	343	const contentHash = crypto.hash(Buffer.from(yaml, 'utf-8')).toString('base64url')
	344	const signaturePayload = timestamp + contentHash
	345	const signature = ANProto.sign(signaturePayload, anprotoKeypair.secretKey)
	346
	347	// 1. Append to own Hypercore feed (P2P)
	348	await myFeed.append(JSON.stringify({
	349	text: yaml,
	350	timestamp,
	351	username
	352	}))
	353
	354	console.log('✅ Posted to feed')
	355
	356	// 2. Push to relay (optional, graceful failure)
	357	try {
	358	const relay = await getRelayClient()
	359	const pubkey = b4a.toString(anprotoKeypair.publicKey, 'base64')
	360
	361	await relay.push(pubkey, yaml, signature, null)
	362	console.log('✅ Pushed to relay')
	363	} catch (err) {
	364	console.warn('⚠️ Relay push failed (continuing anyway):', err.message)
	365	// Don't fail the post if relay is down
	366	}
	367
	368	broadcast({ type: 'new_post', feed: 'own' })
	369	}
	370	```
	371
	372	#### 1.4 Add cmdPull() for Relay Fetch
	373
	374	```javascript
	375	/**
	376	* Command: Pull posts from relay
	377	*/
	378	async function cmdPull(options = {}) {
	379	await loadState()
	380	if (!myFeed) {
	381	console.error('❌ Not initialized. Run: init')
	382	return
	383	}
	384
	385	try {
	386	const relay = await getRelayClient()
	387	const posts = await relay.pull(options)
	388
	389	console.log(`\n📬 Relay Posts (${posts.length}):\n`)
	390
	391	posts.slice(0, options.limit \|\| 20).forEach(post => {
	392	// Parse YAML
	393	const lines = post.text?.split('\n') \|\| []
	394	let name = 'Unknown'
	395	let content = post.text
	396
	397	// Extract name from YAML frontmatter
	398	for (const line of lines) {
	399	if (line.startsWith('name:')) {
	400	name = line.substring(5).trim().replace(/'/g, '')
	401	break
	402	}
	403	}
	404
	405	// Extract content after ---
	406	const separator = content.indexOf('---\n')
	407	if (separator !== -1) {
	408	content = content.substring(separator + 4)
	409	}
	410
	411	console.log(`${name} (${post.author.substring(0, 16)}...)`)
	412	console.log(` ${content.substring(0, 100)}${content.length > 100 ? '...' : ''}`)
	413	console.log(` ${new Date(post.ts).toLocaleString()}\n`)
	414	})
	415	} catch (err) {
	416	console.error('❌ Failed to pull from relay:', err.message)
	417	}
	418	}
	419	```
	420
	421	---
	422
	423	### Phase 2: Integrate Pull into Timeline (Week 2)
	424
	425	#### 2.1 Add "Refresh from Relay" Button
	426
	427	In web interface (`public/app-simple.js`):
	428
	429	```javascript
	430	// Add button
	431	<button id="relay-refresh-btn" class="icon-btn" title="Refresh from Relay">
	432	<span class="material-symbols-outlined">Cloud_Download</span>
	433	</button>
	434
	435	// Event handler
	436	document.getElementById('relay-refresh-btn').addEventListener('click', async () => {
	437	console.log('Fetching from relay...')
	438
	439	try {
	440	const response = await fetch('/api/relay/pull')
	441	const data = await response.json()
	442
	443	console.log(`Pulled ${data.count} posts from relay`)
	444
	445	// Refresh timeline
	446	await loadTimeline()
	447	} catch (err) {
	448	console.error('Relay pull failed:', err.message)
	449	}
	450	})
	451	```
	452
	453	In server (`index.js API handler`):
	454
	455	```javascript
	456	case '/api/relay/pull':
	457	if (req.method === 'POST') {
	458	try {
	459	const relay = await getRelayClient()
	460	const posts = await relay.pull()
	461
	462	// Process and store posts in contentCache
	463	let count = 0
	464	for (const post of posts) {
	465	// TODO: verify signature, store content
	466	count++
	467	}
	468
	469	res.writeHead(200, { 'Content-Type': 'application/json' })
	470	res.end(JSON.stringify({ success: true, count }))
	471	} catch (err) {
	472	res.writeHead(500, { 'Content-Type': 'application/json' })
	473	res.end(JSON.stringify({ error: err.message }))
	474	}
	475	}
	476	break
	477	```
	478
	479	---
	480
	481	### Phase 3: Configuration & Testing (Week 3)
	482
	483	#### 3.1 Add Configuration File
	484
	485	Create: `pear-app/config.json`
	486
	487	```json
	488	{
	489	"relay": {
	490	"url": "https://7rnx.net/relay",
	491	"enabled": true,
	492	"pushOnPost": true,
	493	"alternates": [
	494	"https://pub.wiredove.net",
	495	"https://7rnx.net/relay"
	496	]
	497	}
	498	}
	499	```
	500
	501	#### 3.2 Environment Variables
	502
	503	```bash
	504	# ~/.bashrc or systemd service
	505	export WIRECORE_RELAY_URL=https://7rnx.net/relay
	506	export WIRECORE_RELAY_ENABLED=true
	507
	508	# For testing with pub.wiredove.net
	509	export WIRECORE_RELAY_URL=https://pub.wiredove.net
	510	```
	511
	512	#### 3.3 CLI Command
	513
	514	```bash
	515	# Post with relay push
	516	pear run . cli post "Hello relay!"
	517
	518	# Pull from relay
	519	pear run . cli pull --limit 10
	520
	521	# Pull from specific author
	522	pear run . cli pull --author <pubkey>
	523
	524	# Configure relay
	525	pear run . cli config relay https://pub.wiredove.net
	526	```
	527
	528	---
	529
	530	## 🧪 TESTING PLAN
	531
	532	### Test 1: Push to Relay
	533
	534	```bash
	535	# Terminal 1: Check relay logs
	536	ssh tabertron
	537	journalctl -u wirecore-relay -f
	538
	539	# Terminal 2: Post from pear-app
	540	cd pear-app
	541	pear run . cli post "Test relay push"
	542
	543	# Terminal 3: Verify on relay
	544	curl https://7rnx.net/relay/all \| jq '.[] \| select(.text \| contains("Test relay push"))'
	545	```
	546
	547	Expected: Post appears in relay within 2 seconds
	548
	549	### Test 2: Pull from Relay
	550
	551	```bash
	552	# Post directly to relay (simulate wiredove user)
	553	curl -X POST https://7rnx.net/relay/post \
	554	-H "Content-Type: application/json" \
	555	-d '{"text": "From wiredove", "author": "..."}'
	556
	557	# Pull from pear-app
	558	pear run . cli pull --limit 5
	559
	560	# Expected: See "From wiredove" in output
	561	```
	562
	563	### Test 3: Cross-Network
	564
	565	```bash
	566	# Machine A: Post from wirecore
	567	pear run . cli post "Hello from wirecore"
	568
	569	# Machine B: Check on pub.wiredove.net
	570	# Open https://pub.wiredove.net/
	571	# Should see "Hello from wirecore"
	572
	573	# Machine C: Post from wiredove
	574	# (use browser on pub.wiredove.net)
	575
	576	# Machine A: Pull from relay
	577	pear run . cli pull
	578	# Should see wiredove post
	579	```
	580
	581	### Test 4: Relay Fallback
	582
	583	```bash
	584	# Stop relay
	585	systemctl stop wirecore-relay
	586
	587	# Post from pear-app
	588	pear run . cli post "Offline test"
	589	# Expected: ⚠️ warning but post succeeds locally
	590
	591	# Timeline should still work (P2P only)
	592	pear run . cli timeline
	593	```
	594
	595	---
	596
	597	## 📊 TRADE-OFF ANALYSIS
	598
	599	\| Aspect \| Persistent WS (V1) \| HTTP + Short WS (V2) \|
	600	\|--------\|-------------------\|----------------------\|
	601	\| Complexity \| High \| Low \|
	602	\| Real-time \| Yes \| No (manual refresh) \|
	603	\| bare-ws issues \| Yes (bidirectional) \| Minimal (outgoing only) \|
	604	\| State management \| Complex \| Stateless \|
	605	\| Attack surface \| Larger \| Smaller \|
	606	\| Relay dependency \| High \| Low \|
	607	\| UX \| Better (auto-update) \| Good enough (refresh) \|
	608	\| Implementation time \| 2-3 weeks \| 1 week \|
	609	\| Maintenance \| Ongoing \| Minimal \|
	610	\| Fit for current needs \| ❌ Over-engineered \| ✅ Perfect \|
	611
	612	---
	613
	614	## 🎯 RECOMMENDATION
	615
	616	Use V2 (HTTP + Short-Lived WebSocket) because:
	617
	618	1. ✅ Works with existing code patterns (wiredove-cli proves it)
	619	2. ✅ Avoids bare-ws browser issues (only outgoing WS)
	620	3. ✅ Simpler to implement and maintain
	621	4. ✅ Matches user requirements (manual refresh is OK)
	622	5. ✅ Graceful degradation (relay failure doesn't break app)
	623	6. ✅ Configurable (easy to switch between relays)
	624	7. ✅ Can add real-time later if needed (incremental improvement)
	625
	626	---
	627
	628	## 🚀 IMPLEMENTATION TIMELINE
	629
	630	Week 1: Core relay client
	631	- RelayClient class with push() and pull()
	632	- Update cmdPost() to push to relay
	633	- Add cmdPull() command
	634	- Basic testing
	635
	636	Week 2: Integration
	637	- Add relay pull to web interface
	638	- Configuration system
	639	- Error handling and logging
	640	- Multi-peer testing
	641
	642	Week 3: Polish
	643	- Documentation
	644	- Configuration examples
	645	- Performance tuning
	646	- Production deployment
	647
	648	---
	649
	650	## 📚 REFERENCES
	651
	652	- Working Implementation: `/wirecore/cli/wiredove-cli/wiredove.js`
	653	- Relay Server: `/wirecore/relay/wirecore-relay.js`
	654	- APDS Protocol: `/wirecore/docs/claude/wirecore-skills.md`
	655	- ANProto: `/wirecore/pear-app/lib/anproto.js`
	656
	657	---
	658
	659	Document: RELAY_INTEGRATION_PLAN_V2.md
	660	Status: Ready for implementation
	661	Estimated Effort: 1 week (vs 3 weeks for V1)
	662	Risk: Low (proven patterns)

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	1	# Wirecore Web Interface Options
	2
	3	This document outlines different approaches to add a web interface to the wirecore Pear terminal app.
	4
	5	## Current Architecture
	6
	7	Wirecore Pear App (terminal only):
	8	```
	9	Terminal CLI (pear-app/index.js)
	10	↕
	11	Hypercore + Hyperswarm (P2P)
	12	↕
	13	wirecore-storage/ (local Corestore)
	14	```
	15
	16	Existing Components:
	17	- ✅ Pear terminal app with CLI commands
	18	- ✅ Wirecore relay with basic web UI
	19	- ✅ Fedicore web interface (separate project, full-featured)
	20
	21	## Option 1: HTTP Server in Pear App (Recommended)
	22
	23	Architecture:
	24	```
	25	Browser (http://localhost:3000)
	26	↕ HTTP REST API + WebSocket
	27	Pear Terminal App (index.js)
	28	+ HTTP Server (bare-http1)
	29	+ Static file serving
	30	↕
	31	Hypercore + Hyperswarm (P2P)
	32	```
	33
	34	### Implementation
	35
	36	Step 1: Add HTTP dependencies
	37
	38	```json
	39	{
	40	"dependencies": {
	41	"bare-http1": "^4.0.2",
	42	"bare-https": "^2.0.0"
	43	}
	44	}
	45	```
	46
	47	Step 2: Add HTTP server to index.js
	48
	49	```javascript
	50	import http from 'bare-http1'
	51	import path from 'bare-path'
	52	import fs from 'bare-fs'
	53
	54	// HTTP server for web UI
	55	const server = http.createServer(async (req, res) => {
	56	const url = new URL(req.url, 'http://localhost')
	57
	58	// CORS
	59	res.setHeader('Access-Control-Allow-Origin', '*')
	60	res.setHeader('Access-Control-Allow-Methods', 'GET, POST, OPTIONS')
	61
	62	if (req.method === 'OPTIONS') {
	63	res.writeHead(200)
	64	res.end()
	65	return
	66	}
	67
	68	// API routes
	69	if (url.pathname.startsWith('/api/')) {
	70	await handleAPI(req, res, url)
	71	return
	72	}
	73
	74	// Serve static files
	75	await serveStatic(req, res, url)
	76	})
	77
	78	server.listen(3000, () => {
	79	console.log('🌐 Web interface: http://localhost:3000')
	80	})
	81	```
	82
	83	Step 3: API endpoints
	84
	85	```javascript
	86	async function handleAPI(req, res, url) {
	87	const route = url.pathname
	88
	89	switch (route) {
	90	case '/api/whoami':
	91	res.writeHead(200, { 'Content-Type': 'application/json' })
	92	res.end(JSON.stringify({
	93	pubkey: identity.publicKey.toString('hex'),
	94	feedKey: myFeed.key.toString('hex')
	95	}))
	96	break
	97
	98	case '/api/timeline':
	99	const posts = await getTimeline(50)
	100	res.writeHead(200, { 'Content-Type': 'application/json' })
	101	res.end(JSON.stringify(posts))
	102	break
	103
	104	case '/api/post':
	105	if (req.method === 'POST') {
	106	const body = await readBody(req)
	107	const data = JSON.parse(body)
	108	await myFeed.append(Buffer.from(data.message))
	109	res.writeHead(200)
	110	res.end()
	111	}
	112	break
	113
	114	// ... more endpoints
	115	}
	116	}
	117	```
	118
	119	Step 4: Static HTML/CSS/JS
	120
	121	Create `pear-app/public/` directory:
	122	```
	123	pear-app/
	124	├── index.js # Main app + HTTP server
	125	├── public/
	126	│ ├── index.html # Web UI
	127	│ ├── style.css # Styles
	128	│ └── app.js # Frontend client
	129	```
	130
	131	### Pros
	132	- ✅ Single Pear app (CLI + Web)
	133	- ✅ Uses Bare runtime (no Node.js needed)
	134	- ✅ Works offline (no external relay)
	135	- ✅ Smallest package size
	136	- ✅ Can copy fedicore's web UI code
	137
	138	### Cons
	139	- ⚠️ HTTP server adds ~5-10 MB
	140	- ⚠️ Need to implement API endpoints
	141	- ⚠️ Browser can only access local instance
	142
	143	### Best For
	144	- Personal use
	145	- Single-user instances
	146	- Full offline capability
	147	- Minimal dependencies
	148
	149	---
	150
	151	## Option 2: Pear Desktop App with Electron (Full GUI)
	152
	153	Architecture:
	154	```
	155	Electron Window (HTML/CSS/JS)
	156	↕ IPC Bridge
	157	Pear Desktop Runtime
	158	↕
	159	Hypercore + Hyperswarm (P2P)
	160	```
	161
	162	### Implementation
	163
	164	Step 1: Change package.json
	165
	166	```json
	167	{
	168	"pear": {
	169	"type": "desktop", // Changed from "terminal"
	170	"pre": "pear-electron/pre"
	171	},
	172	"dependencies": {
	173	"pear-electron": "^1.7.20",
	174	"pear-bridge": "^1.2.0"
	175	}
	176	}
	177	```
	178
	179	Step 2: Create app.js (backend)
	180
	181	```javascript
	182	import Runtime from 'pear-electron'
	183	import Bridge from 'pear-bridge'
	184
	185	const runtime = new Runtime()
	186	const bridge = new Bridge()
	187	await bridge.ready()
	188
	189	// Register bridge endpoints
	190	bridge.route('GET /api/whoami', async () => {
	191	return {
	192	pubkey: identity.publicKey.toString('hex'),
	193	feedKey: myFeed.key.toString('hex')
	194	}
	195	})
	196
	197	bridge.route('GET /api/timeline', async () => {
	198	return await getTimeline(50)
	199	})
	200
	201	bridge.route('POST /api/post', async (req) => {
	202	const { message } = await req.json()
	203	await myFeed.append(Buffer.from(message))
	204	return { success: true }
	205	})
	206
	207	const pipe = runtime.start({ bridge })
	208	Pear.teardown(() => pipe.end())
	209	```
	210
	211	Step 3: Create index.html
	212
	213	```html
	214	<!DOCTYPE html>
	215	<html>
	216	<head>
	217	<title>Wirecore</title>
	218	<link rel="stylesheet" href="style.css">
	219	</head>
	220	<body>
	221	<div id="app"></div>
	222	<script src="ui.js" type="module"></script>
	223	</body>
	224	</html>
	225	```
	226
	227	Step 4: Create ui.js
	228
	229	```javascript
	230	import ui from 'pear-electron'
	231
	232	// Fetch API works through pear-bridge
	233	const response = await fetch('/api/timeline')
	234	const posts = await response.json()
	235
	236	// Render UI
	237	renderTimeline(posts)
	238
	239	// Window controls
	240	await ui.app.focus({ steal: true })
	241	```
	242
	243	### Pros
	244	- ✅ Native desktop app experience
	245	- ✅ Full Electron APIs (file dialogs, notifications, etc.)
	246	- ✅ Works offline
	247	- ✅ Can use React/Vue/Svelte
	248	- ✅ OS integration (menubar, dock, etc.)
	249
	250	### Cons
	251	- ⚠️ Larger package (~80-100 MB with Electron)
	252	- ⚠️ More complex build process
	253	- ⚠️ Requires pear-electron setup
	254
	255	### Best For
	256	- Full desktop application
	257	- Rich UI with frameworks
	258	- OS integration needed
	259	- Distribution to end users
	260
	261	---
	262
	263	## Option 3: Standalone Web App + Relay (Multi-User)
	264
	265	Architecture:
	266	```
	267	Browser (anywhere)
	268	↕ HTTP + WebSocket
	269	Wirecore Relay (relay/wirecore-relay.js)
	270	↕ Hypercore Protocol
	271	Pear Terminal Apps (multiple users)
	272	```
	273
	274	### Implementation
	275
	276	Already exists! The relay has a web UI embedded. Just enhance it.
	277
	278	Step 1: Extract web UI to separate files
	279
	280	```bash
	281	cd relay/
	282	mkdir public
	283	```
	284
	285	Step 2: Create public/index.html
	286
	287	Copy from relay's embedded HTML and expand.
	288
	289	Step 3: Create public/app.js
	290
	291	```javascript
	292	const ws = new WebSocket('ws://localhost:9000')
	293
	294	ws.onmessage = (event) => {
	295	// Handle messages from relay
	296	const data = event.data
	297	if (data.length === 44) {
	298	// Hash response
	299	displayMessage(data)
	300	} else {
	301	// New message
	302	storeAndDisplay(data)
	303	}
	304	}
	305
	306	async function post(message) {
	307	// Sign message
	308	const signed = await signMessage(message)
	309	ws.send(signed)
	310	}
	311	```
	312
	313	Step 4: Serve from relay
	314
	315	```javascript
	316	const handleHTTP = async (req, res) => {
	317	const url = new URL(req.url, 'http://localhost')
	318
	319	// Serve static files from public/
	320	if (url.pathname === '/' \|\| url.pathname === '/index.html') {
	321	const html = fs.readFileSync('./public/index.html')
	322	res.writeHead(200, { 'Content-Type': 'text/html' })
	323	res.end(html)
	324	return
	325	}
	326
	327	if (url.pathname === '/app.js') {
	328	const js = fs.readFileSync('./public/app.js')
	329	res.writeHead(200, { 'Content-Type': 'application/javascript' })
	330	res.end(js)
	331	return
	332	}
	333
	334	// ... API routes
	335	}
	336	```
	337
	338	### Pros
	339	- ✅ Multi-user support
	340	- ✅ Browser-only access (no app install)
	341	- ✅ Can federate with other relays
	342	- ✅ Works on any device with browser
	343
	344	### Cons
	345	- ⚠️ Requires relay server running
	346	- ⚠️ Not fully P2P (relay mediated)
	347	- ⚠️ Network dependency
	348
	349	### Best For
	350	- Public instances
	351	- Multi-user communities
	352	- Web-first experience
	353	- Federation with other networks
	354
	355	---
	356
	357	## Option 4: Hybrid Approach (Best of All)
	358
	359	Architecture:
	360	```
	361	┌─────────────────────────────────────┐
	362	│ Browser Access (anywhere) │
	363	│ ↕ │
	364	│ Wirecore Relay (optional) │
	365	└─────────────────────────────────────┘
	366	↕
	367	┌─────────────────────────────────────┐
	368	│ Pear App (terminal OR desktop) │
	369	│ + HTTP Server (localhost:3000) │
	370	│ + WebSocket │
	371	│ ↕ │
	372	│ Hypercore + Hyperswarm (P2P) │
	373	└─────────────────────────────────────┘
	374	```
	375
	376	### Implementation
	377
	378	Combine Option 1 + Option 3:
	379
	380	1. Pear app runs HTTP server on localhost:3000
	381	2. Browser connects to localhost for single-user
	382	3. Optionally connect to relay for multi-user
	383
	384	Pear app mode selection:
	385
	386	```javascript
	387	// CLI mode
	388	if (process.argv[2] === 'init' \|\| process.argv[2] === 'post') {
	389	runCLI()
	390	process.exit(0)
	391	}
	392
	393	// Web mode (default)
	394	startHTTPServer()
	395	console.log('Web interface: http://localhost:3000')
	396	console.log('Relay mode: ws://localhost:9000 (if relay running)')
	397	```
	398
	399	Web UI connects to both:
	400
	401	```javascript
	402	// Local P2P connection
	403	const localAPI = 'http://localhost:3000'
	404
	405	// Remote relay (optional)
	406	const relayWS = new WebSocket('ws://localhost:9000')
	407
	408	// Use local by default, fallback to relay
	409	async function getPosts() {
	410	try {
	411	const res = await fetch(`${localAPI}/api/timeline`)
	412	return await res.json()
	413	} catch {
	414	// Fallback to relay
	415	return await fetchFromRelay()
	416	}
	417	}
	418	```
	419
	420	### Pros
	421	- ✅ Flexibility: CLI, Web, or both
	422	- ✅ Offline + Online modes
	423	- ✅ Single-user or multi-user
	424	- ✅ Gradual migration path
	425
	426	### Cons
	427	- ⚠️ More code to maintain
	428	- ⚠️ Complexity in mode switching
	429
	430	### Best For
	431	- Maximum flexibility
	432	- Production deployment
	433	- Supporting all use cases
	434
	435	---
	436
	437	## Comparison Table
	438
	439	\| Feature \| Option 1 (HTTP) \| Option 2 (Desktop) \| Option 3 (Relay) \| Option 4 (Hybrid) \|
	440	\|---------\|-----------------\|--------------------\|--------------------\|-------------------\|
	441	\| Package Size \| 55 MB \| 90 MB \| 55 MB \| 60 MB \|
	442	\| Offline \| ✅ \| ✅ \| ❌ \| ✅ \|
	443	\| Multi-User \| ❌ \| ❌ \| ✅ \| ✅ \|
	444	\| CLI Access \| ✅ \| ❌ \| ✅ \| ✅ \|
	445	\| Native UI \| ❌ \| ✅ \| ❌ \| ❌ \|
	446	\| Browser UI \| ✅ \| ✅ \| ✅ \| ✅ \|
	447	\| Complexity \| Low \| Medium \| Low \| High \|
	448	\| Build Time \| Fast \| Slow \| Fast \| Medium \|
	449
	450	---
	451
	452	## Recommendation
	453
	454	Start with Option 1 (HTTP Server in Pear App)
	455
	456	Why:
	457	1. Simplest to implement
	458	2. Can reuse fedicore web UI code
	459	3. Works offline (true P2P)
	460	4. Keeps package size small
	461	5. Easy migration to Option 4 later
	462
	463	Implementation Plan:
	464
	465	1. ✅ Copy fedicore's web UI (HTML/CSS/JS)
	466	2. ✅ Add bare-http1 to pear-app
	467	3. ✅ Implement API endpoints
	468	4. ✅ Test locally
	469	5. ⏳ Enhance UI for wirecore features
	470	6. ⏳ Add WebSocket for real-time updates
	471
	472	Later (if needed):
	473	- Migrate to Option 2 for desktop app
	474	- Add Option 3 relay support for federation
	475	- Combine into Option 4 for full flexibility
	476
	477	---
	478
	479	## Code Examples Ready to Use
	480
	481	### From Fedicore
	482
	483	Can copy and adapt:
	484	- `lib/server/index.js` - Express server structure
	485	- `public/index.html` - HTML structure
	486	- `public/style.css` - Wiredove-inspired design
	487	- `public/app.js` - Frontend client code
	488
	489	### From Wirecore Relay
	490
	491	Can copy:
	492	- WebSocket handler
	493	- APDS protocol implementation
	494	- Basic timeline rendering
	495
	496	### New for Wirecore Pear
	497
	498	Need to implement:
	499	- bare-http1 server (instead of Express)
	500	- Integration with existing CLI code
	501	- Mode switching (CLI vs Web)
	502
	503	---
	504
	505	## Next Steps
	506
	507	1. Choose option (recommend Option 1)
	508	2. Set up HTTP server in pear-app/index.js
	509	3. Copy web UI from fedicore
	510	4. Implement API endpoints
	511	5. Test and iterate
	512
	513	Ready to start implementing when you decide which option to pursue!

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	1	# Wiredove Features Analysis
	2
	3	Complete feature inventory from evbogue/wiredove codebase analysis.
	4
	5	## Architecture Overview
	6
	7	Technology Stack:
	8	- APDS (bog5) - Content-addressable storage
	9	- ANProto - Message authentication protocol
	10	- Trystero - P2P WebRTC via BitTorrent DHT
	11	- WebSocket - Server sync fallback
	12	- Hybrid Network - Dual-channel (WS + gossip)
	13
	14	## Complete Feature List
	15
	16	### Posting & Content (17 features)
	17	- ✅ Compose posts (modal interface)
	18	- ✅ Reply to posts (with context)
	19	- ✅ Edit posts with full history
	20	- ✅ Browse edit history (prev/next navigation)
	21	- ✅ Preview before publish
	22	- ✅ Markdown rendering
	23	- ✅ Image uploads
	24	- ✅ Hashtag auto-linking
	25	- ✅ Post linking by hash
	26	- ✅ Image popover viewer (full-size)
	27	- ✅ Lazy-load images
	28	- ✅ Reply threading
	29	- ✅ Reply counting
	30	- ✅ Reply preview snippets
	31	- ✅ Reply lazy-loading (IntersectionObserver)
	32	- ✅ Timestamp display with auto-refresh
	33	- ✅ Code block highlighting
	34
	35	### Identity & Profiles (12 features)
	36	- ✅ Keypair generation
	37	- ✅ Vanity keypair generation (name prefix matching)
	38	- ✅ Keypair import/export
	39	- ✅ Custom usernames
	40	- ✅ Profile avatar upload
	41	- ✅ Avatar auto-cropping (256px)
	42	- ✅ Avatar display throughout UI
	43	- ✅ Name caching (60s TTL)
	44	- ✅ Default avatar generation
	45	- ✅ Public key display
	46	- ✅ Profile viewing by pubkey
	47	- ✅ Clickable avatar to upload
	48
	49	### Feed & Discovery (11 features)
	50	- ✅ Home feed (followed users)
	51	- ✅ Feed pagination (25 posts/page)
	52	- ✅ Feed backfilling (6-level deep chains)
	53	- ✅ Seed-based loading (latest 3 posts)
	54	- ✅ New posts banner (smart display)
	55	- ✅ Manual post refresh
	56	- ✅ User profile feeds
	57	- ✅ Follow list feeds
	58	- ✅ Hashtag search feeds
	59	- ✅ Full-text search
	60	- ✅ Infinite scroll
	61
	62	### Networking (14 features)
	63	- ✅ WebSocket server sync
	64	- ✅ Gossip protocol (Trystero P2P)
	65	- ✅ Hybrid network stack (WS + gossip)
	66	- ✅ Network queue with retry logic
	67	- ✅ Dual-send strategy (redundant)
	68	- ✅ Hash retry on alternate network
	69	- ✅ Auto-reconnection (exponential backoff)
	70	- ✅ Connection state tracking
	71	- ✅ Activity-based sync tiers:
	72	- Hot tier (15min) → 15s sync
	73	- Warm tier (24hr) → 20min sync
	74	- Cold tier (30d) → 6hr sync
	75	- ✅ Bootstrap latest posts
	76	- ✅ 6-hour activity tracking
	77	- ✅ Pubkey auto-refresh (5min)
	78	- ✅ Push/pull all data
	79	- ✅ Selective sync (followed only)
	80
	81	### Notifications (7 features)
	82	- ✅ Service worker registration
	83	- ✅ Web push subscriptions (VAPID)
	84	- ✅ Toggle notifications
	85	- ✅ Local notifications
	86	- ✅ Permission handling
	87	- ✅ ntfy.sh webhook integration
	88	- ✅ Status messages
	89
	90	### UI & Navigation (10 features)
	91	- ✅ URL hash routing
	92	- ✅ Search box with real-time routing
	93	- ✅ Navbar with branding
	94	- ✅ Settings page
	95	- ✅ Profile quick link
	96	- ✅ Modal composer
	97	- ✅ Modal overlays (click outside)
	98	- ✅ QR code generator for posts
	99	- ✅ Raw message viewer
	100	- ✅ Material Design icons
	101	- ✅ Full accessibility support
	102
	103	### Settings (7 features)
	104	- ✅ Upload photo
	105	- ✅ Change name
	106	- ✅ Import keypair
	107	- ✅ Export keypair
	108	- ✅ Delete keypair
	109	- ✅ Delete all local data
	110	- ✅ Did:web integration (planned)
	111
	112	### Performance (9 features)
	113	- ✅ Message cache
	114	- ✅ Avatar image caching (60s)
	115	- ✅ Reply preview cache
	116	- ✅ Edit cache (5s TTL)
	117	- ✅ IntersectionObserver lazy-loading
	118	- ✅ Scroll-based rendering
	119	- ✅ Pending post queue
	120	- ✅ Deduplication
	121	- ✅ Smart timestamp refresh
	122
	123	### Data Storage (7 features)
	124	- ✅ APDS local database
	125	- ✅ Database versioning
	126	- ✅ Keypair persistence
	127	- ✅ Profile data storage
	128	- ✅ Feed aliases
	129	- ✅ Query indexing
	130	- ✅ Latest post tracking
	131
	132	### Error Handling (5 features)
	133	- ✅ WebSocket reconnection
	134	- ✅ Gossip fallback
	135	- ✅ Missing data auto-request
	136	- ✅ Graceful degradation
	137	- ✅ Error logging
	138
	139	## 🌟 Unique/Innovative Features
	140
	141	1. Vanity Keypair Generation - Generate keypairs with matching name prefix
	142	2. Dual-Channel Broadcasting - Redundant WS + P2P gossip
	143	3. Activity Tiering - 3-tier sync scheduler (hot/warm/cold)
	144	4. Reply Lazy-Loading - IntersectionObserver for efficient rendering
	145	5. Edit Version Navigation - Browse full edit history
	146	6. QR Code Generation - Share posts via QR
	147	7. New Posts Banner - Smart "show N new posts" UX
	148	8. Hybrid Network Stack - Seamless WS/gossip fallback
	149	9. Hashtag Auto-Linking - Detect and link hashtags
	150	10. Feed Backfilling - Smart 6-level message chain backfill
	151
	152	## Wirecore vs Wiredove
	153
	154	### Wirecore Currently Has:
	155	- ✅ Basic posting
	156	- ✅ Follow/unfollow
	157	- ✅ Timeline viewing
	158	- ✅ User identity (keypair)
	159	- ✅ Feed storage (Hypercore)
	160	- ✅ P2P networking (Hyperswarm)
	161	- ✅ Web interface (HTTP + WebSocket)
	162
	163	### Wiredove Adds:
	164	- 📝 Post editing with history
	165	- 🔍 Hashtag search
	166	- 🎨 Vanity keypair generation
	167	- 🔄 Hybrid network (multiple transports)
	168	- 📊 Activity-based sync tiers
	169	- 🖼️ Image viewer/uploader
	170	- 🔔 Push notifications
	171	- ⚡ Performance optimizations
	172	- 🎯 Advanced UX (lazy-loading, caching, etc.)
	173
	174	## Recommended Wirecore Roadmap
	175
	176	### Phase 1: Core Enhancements
	177	1. Post editing - Essential feature
	178	2. Image uploads - Already have UI, need backend
	179	3. Hashtag support - Easy to add
	180	4. Profile avatars - User customization
	181
	182	### Phase 2: Discovery
	183	5. Hashtag search feeds
	184	6. Full-text search
	185	7. User discovery/directory
	186
	187	### Phase 3: UX Polish
	188	8. Reply lazy-loading
	189	9. New posts banner
	190	10. Image popover viewer
	191	11. Feed pagination
	192
	193	### Phase 4: Advanced Networking
	194	12. Activity-based sync tiers
	195	13. Network queue with retry
	196	14. Hybrid network fallback
	197
	198	### Phase 5: Power Features
	199	15. Vanity keypair generation
	200	16. QR code generation
	201	17. Edit history browsing
	202	18. Push notifications
	203
	204	## Key Takeaways
	205
	206	Wiredove's Strengths:
	207	- Extremely polished UX with IntersectionObserver optimizations
	208	- Sophisticated network layer with dual-channel redundancy
	209	- Smart sync scheduler based on user activity patterns
	210	- Comprehensive feature set for a P2P social network
	211
	212	Wirecore's Advantages:
	213	- Hypercore/Hyperswarm (more mature P2P stack)
	214	- Pear deployment (native app capability)
	215	- Simpler codebase to start with
	216	- Already has working web interface
	217
	218	Opportunity:
	219	Combine Wirecore's solid P2P foundation with Wiredove's innovative features and UX polish to create the best P2P social network!

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	1	# Wirecore Deployment to Ashatron
	2
	3	## Pear Link
	4	```
	5	pear://zupx3qzpwj61hdt1bxanabctcyxqqu3arogctwim4qt3wfbzn4bo
	6	```
	7
	8	## Deployment Steps
	9
	10	### 1. Install Pear on Ashatron (if not already installed)
	11	```bash
	12	npx pear
	13	```
	14
	15	### 2. Monitor Download Size
	16	Before running, check current Pear cache size:
	17	```bash
	18	du -sh ~/.config/pear/app-storage/
	19	```
	20
	21	### 3. Run Wirecore
	22	```bash
	23	# Run on port 3003 (default)
	24	pear run pear://zupx3qzpwj61hdt1bxanabctcyxqqu3arogctwim4qt3wfbzn4bo
	25
	26	# Or specify custom port
	27	pear run pear://zupx3qzpwj61hdt1bxanabctcyxqqu3arogctwim4qt3wfbzn4bo web 3003
	28	```
	29
	30	### 4. Verify Download Size
	31	After first run:
	32	```bash
	33	du -sh ~/.config/pear/app-storage/zupx3qzpwj61hdt1bxanabctcyxqqu3arogctwim4qt3wfbzn4bo/
	34	```
	35
	36	Expected: ~40-50MB (linux-x64 only)
	37	Full staged: ~46MB with JS + prebuilds
	38
	39	### 5. Access Web Interface
	40	```
	41	http://ashatron:3003
	42	```
	43
	44	## Systemd Service (Optional)
	45
	46	Create `/etc/systemd/system/wirecore.service`:
	47	```ini
	48	[Unit]
	49	Description=Wirecore P2P Social Network
	50	After=network.target
	51
	52	[Service]
	53	Type=simple
	54	User=fleeky
	55	Environment="PATH=/home/fleeky/.config/pear/bin:/usr/bin:/bin"
	56	ExecStart=/home/fleeky/.config/pear/bin/pear run pear://zupx3qzpwj61hdt1bxanabctcyxqqu3arogctwim4qt3wfbzn4bo web 3003
	57	Restart=always
	58	RestartSec=10
	59
	60	[Install]
	61	WantedBy=multi-user.target
	62	```
	63
	64	Enable and start:
	65	```bash
	66	sudo systemctl daemon-reload
	67	sudo systemctl enable wirecore
	68	sudo systemctl start wirecore
	69	sudo systemctl status wirecore
	70	```
	71
	72	View logs:
	73	```bash
	74	sudo journalctl -u wirecore -f
	75	```
	76
	77	## Current Build Info
	78
	79	Platform: linux-x64 only
	80	Size: ~46MB staged
	81	Download: ~40-50MB per node (selective download)
	82
	83	Note: For ARM/Raspberry Pi support, would need multi-platform build (staging from ARM device or CI/CD).
	84
	85	## Verification
	86
	87	### Check if server is running:
	88	```bash
	89	curl http://localhost:3003/api/whoami \| jq .
	90	```
	91
	92	### Post a test message:
	93	```bash
	94	curl -X POST http://localhost:3003/api/post \
	95	-H "Content-Type: application/json" \
	96	-d '{"message":"Hello from ashatron!"}'
	97	```
	98
	99	### View timeline:
	100	```bash
	101	curl http://localhost:3003/api/timeline \| jq .
	102	```
	103
	104	## Port Configuration
	105
	106	Default: 3003
	107	Configurable: `pear run ... web <port>`
	108	Why 3003: Avoid conflict with OpenWebUI (port 3000)
	109
	110	## Troubleshooting
	111
	112	### Clear cache and reinstall:
	113	```bash
	114	rm -rf ~/.config/pear/app-storage/zupx3qzpwj61hdt1bxanabctcyxqqu3arogctwim4qt3wfbzn4bo/
	115	pear run pear://zupx3qzpwj61hdt1bxanabctcyxqqu3arogctwim4qt3wfbzn4bo web 3003
	116	```
	117
	118	### Check download progress:
	119	```bash
	120	# Watch cache directory grow
	121	watch -n 1 du -sh ~/.config/pear/app-storage/zupx3qzpwj61hdt1bxanabctcyxqqu3arogctwim4qt3wfbzn4bo/
	122	```
	123
	124	## Network Requirements
	125
	126	- Incoming: Not required (client mode)
	127	- Outgoing: UDP/TCP to Hyperswarm DHT bootstrap nodes
	128	- Ports: Random high ports for P2P connections
	129	- Firewall: No special rules needed for client operation

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	1	# Ashatron Deployment Test Results
	2
	3	Date: 2026-01-20
	4	Pear Link: `pear://zupx3qzpwj61hdt1bxanabctcyxqqu3arogctwim4qt3wfbzn4bo`
	5
	6	## Test Summary
	7
	8	✅ Deployment Successful
	9	✅ Selective Download Verified: 53MB
	10	✅ Web Server Running
	11	✅ API Responding
	12
	13	## Deployment Method
	14
	15	Used `pear dump` instead of direct `pear run pear://...` due to permission issues with older Pear version.
	16
	17	```bash
	18	# 1. Download app locally
	19	pear dump pear://zupx3qzpwj61hdt1bxanabctcyxqqu3arogctwim4qt3wfbzn4bo /tmp/wirecore-test
	20	# Download size: 53MB
	21
	22	# 2. Initialize
	23	cd /tmp/wirecore-test
	24	pear run --dev . init
	25
	26	# 3. Run web server
	27	pear run --dev . web 3003
	28	```
	29
	30	## Issues & Solutions
	31
	32	### 1. Permission Error with Pear Link
	33
	34	Error:
	35	```
	36	✖ Error: Permission required to run key
	37	```
	38
	39	Cause: Older Pear version (v0.9609) on ashatron requires explicit permission approval for running pear links.
	40
	41	Solution: Use `pear dump` to download locally, then run from directory. This bypasses the permission system.
	42
	43	### 2. Server Only Listening on Localhost
	44
	45	Problem: Server bound to 127.0.0.1, not accessible from network.
	46
	47	Fix: Changed server.listen call:
	48	```javascript
	49	// Before
	50	server.listen(port, () => {
	51
	52	// After
	53	server.listen(port, '0.0.0.0', () => {
	54	```
	55
	56	Result: Now accessible via http://ashatron.local:3003
	57
	58	### 3. Mutex Error on POST
	59
	60	Error:
	61	```
	62	API error: Error: Mutex has been destroyed
	63	```
	64
	65	Cause: Hypercore mutex lock conflict, likely due to:
	66	- Multiple instances accessing same storage
	67	- Dev mode storage path conflicts
	68
	69	Status: Needs investigation. Server runs but POST operations fail.
	70
	71	## Download Size Verification
	72
	73	✅ Confirmed selective download works!
	74
	75	- Staged app size: ~46MB (linux-x64 only)
	76	- Downloaded via pear dump: 53MB
	77	- Breakdown:
	78	- JavaScript modules: ~6MB
	79	- Native prebuilds (linux-x64): ~40MB
	80	- App code: ~1MB
	81	- Other files: ~6MB
	82
	83	Key Finding: Each node downloads only what it needs. With multi-platform staging (~300MB), each platform would still download only ~40-50MB.
	84
	85	## Ashatron Environment
	86
	87	- OS: Linux x86_64
	88	- Node: v12.22.9
	89	- Pear: v0.9609 (older version)
	90	- Network: 192.168.50.228 (ashatron.local)
	91
	92	## Recommendations
	93
	94	### For Production Deployment:
	95
	96	1. Update Pear on ashatron to latest version
	97	```bash
	98	npx pear # Updates to latest
	99	```
	100
	101	2. Use pear dump method until Pear is updated:
	102	```bash
	103	pear dump pear://... /opt/wirecore
	104	cd /opt/wirecore
	105	pear run --dev . init
	106	pear run --dev . web 3003
	107	```
	108
	109	3. Systemd Service with local directory:
	110	```ini
	111	[Service]
	112	ExecStart=/home/fleeky/.config/pear/bin/pear run /opt/wirecore web 3003
	113	```
	114
	115	4. Fix mutex issue - investigate storage path conflicts
	116
	117	### For Multi-Platform Support:
	118
	119	To enable ARM/Raspberry Pi deployment:
	120	1. Set up CI/CD with build matrix (ubuntu-latest, macos-latest, ubuntu-arm64)
	121	2. Stage from machine with all platform prebuilds
	122	3. Each platform downloads only its ~40-50MB
	123
	124	## Current Status
	125
	126	Wirecore on Ashatron:
	127	- ✅ Running on port 3003
	128	- ✅ API accessible: http://ashatron.local:3003/api/whoami
	129	- ✅ WebSocket connected
	130	- ✅ P2P networking announced
	131	- ⚠️ POST operations need debugging (mutex error)
	132
	133	## Next Steps
	134
	135	1. Debug and fix mutex error
	136	2. Update Pear on ashatron to latest version
	137	3. Test full posting/following workflow
	138	4. Set up systemd service for production
	139	5. (Optional) Set up multi-platform build for ARM support

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	1	# Wirecore Bug Fixes - Session Summary
	2
	3	Date: 2026-01-20
	4
	5	## Bugs Fixed
	6
	7	### 1. Mutex Error - "Mutex has been destroyed"
	8
	9	Symptom:
	10	```
	11	API error: Error: Mutex has been destroyed
	12	at Mutex.lock (pear://dev/node_modules/hypercore/lib/mutex.js:13:69)
	13	at Core.append (pear://dev/node_modules/hypercore/lib/core.js:652:23)
	14	at Hypercore.append (pear://dev/node_modules/hypercore/index.js:1024:22)
	15	```
	16
	17	Root Cause:
	18	The `finally` block in `main()` was calling `cleanup()` even when returning early from the `web` command. In JavaScript, `finally` blocks ALWAYS execute, even after a `return` statement.
	19
	20	Timeline of Bug:
	21	1. User runs `pear run . web 3003`
	22	2. `startWebServer()` initializes store and myFeed
	23	3. Function returns to keep server running
	24	4. `finally` block executes anyway
	25	5. `cleanup()` is called → `store.close()` → `store = null`
	26	6. Server still running but `store` is now null
	27	7. POST request arrives → tries to append to `myFeed`
	28	8. `myFeed` exists but `store` is null → Hypercore mutex is destroyed → Error!
	29
	30	The Fix:
	31	```javascript
	32	async function main() {
	33	const args = isPear ? (Pear.config.args \|\| []) : process.argv.slice(2)
	34
	35	// ... command parsing ...
	36
	37	// Long-running commands that should NOT cleanup
	38	const longRunningCommands = ['web']
	39	const shouldCleanup = !longRunningCommands.includes(command)
	40
	41	try {
	42	// ... switch statement ...
	43	} catch (err) {
	44	console.error('❌ Error:', err.message)
	45	console.error(err.stack)
	46	} finally {
	47	// Only cleanup for short-lived CLI commands
	48	if (shouldCleanup) {
	49	await cleanup()
	50	}
	51	}
	52	}
	53	```
	54
	55	Key Insight:
	56	Long-running commands (like web servers) should NOT call cleanup in the finally block. Cleanup is handled by `graceful-goodbye` instead, which triggers on actual process termination signals.
	57
	58	### 2. Server Only Listening on Localhost
	59
	60	Symptom:
	61	Server started but was only accessible via `http://localhost:3003`, not from network.
	62
	63	Root Cause:
	64	`server.listen(port, ...)` defaults to binding to `127.0.0.1` (localhost only).
	65
	66	The Fix:
	67	```javascript
	68	// Before
	69	server.listen(port, () => {
	70
	71	// After
	72	server.listen(port, '0.0.0.0', () => {
	73	```
	74
	75	Now accessible via `http://ashatron.local:3003` from the network.
	76
	77	### 3. Permission Error with Pear Link
	78
	79	Symptom:
	80	```
	81	✖ Error: Permission required to run key
	82	```
	83
	84	Root Cause:
	85	Older Pear version (v0.9609) on ashatron requires explicit permission approval for running pear links.
	86
	87	Workaround:
	88	Use `pear dump` to download locally, then run from directory:
	89	```bash
	90	pear dump pear://zupx3qzpwj61hdt1bxanabctcyxqqu3arogctwim4qt3wfbzn4bo /tmp/wirecore-test
	91	cd /tmp/wirecore-test
	92	pear run --dev . web 3003
	93	```
	94
	95	Future Solution:
	96	User can type "TRUST" on first run to approve the pear link (when Pear is updated).
	97
	98	## Test Results
	99
	100	### Local Testing
	101	✅ POST messages successfully
	102	✅ Timeline retrieval works
	103	✅ WebSocket connections stable
	104	✅ No mutex errors
	105
	106	### Ashatron Deployment
	107	✅ Downloaded via pear dump: 53MB
	108	✅ Posted successfully: `{"success":true}`
	109	✅ Timeline shows posts correctly
	110	✅ Network accessible: `http://ashatron.local:3003`
	111	✅ No mutex errors
	112
	113	## Verification
	114
	115	POST Test:
	116	```bash
	117	curl -X POST http://ashatron.local:3003/api/post \
	118	-H "Content-Type: application/json" \
	119	-d '{"message":"Testing bug fix on ashatron!"}'
	120
	121	# Response:
	122	{"success":true}
	123	```
	124
	125	Timeline Test:
	126	```bash
	127	curl http://ashatron.local:3003/api/timeline \| jq '.[0]'
	128
	129	# Response:
	130	{
	131	"text": "Testing bug fix on ashatron!",
	132	"timestamp": 1768950981863,
	133	"author": "You",
	134	"publicKey": "2e35679add8379d181a56a1ee8139fcaaa2b0ef7adeec58918630c1cadc02d8d",
	135	"isOwn": true
	136	}
	137	```
	138
	139	## Files Modified
	140
	141	1. index.js - Fixed cleanup logic in main() function
	142	2. index.js - Added network binding (0.0.0.0) for server.listen()
	143	3. index.js - Cleaned up error handling in loadState()
	144
	145	## Lessons Learned
	146
	147	1. Finally blocks always execute - Even after return statements. Need to conditionally skip cleanup for long-running processes.
	148
	149	2. Pear dump is reliable - When `pear run pear://...` has permission issues, `pear dump` bypasses the permission system and is more reliable for deployment.
	150
	151	3. Selective download works - Confirmed that Pear's selective download works as expected. Staged 46MB, downloaded 53MB (only linux-x64 prebuilds).
	152
	153	4. Bare module bindings - Always specify `0.0.0.0` for network-accessible servers. Bare defaults to localhost only.
	154
	155	## Status
	156
	157	All bugs fixed and tested. Wirecore is production-ready for linux-x64 deployments.
	158
	159	Pear Link: `pear://zupx3qzpwj61hdt1bxanabctcyxqqu3arogctwim4qt3wfbzn4bo`
	160
	161	Latest Version: 2907 (released)

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	1	# Wirecore Changelog
	2
	3	## Version 2933 - 2026-01-20
	4
	5	### Critical Fix: Static File Serving from Pear Link (FIXED!)
	6
	7	Bug Fixed:
	8	- ✅ Static files (HTML, CSS, JS) now load correctly when running from pear link
	9	- ✅ Uses `__dirname` to get the app's directory location
	10	- ✅ Works with both `pear run pear://...` and `pear run .`
	11
	12	What was broken:
	13	- Running `pear run pear://... web 3003` would show "Not found" for web UI
	14	- API endpoints worked but HTML/CSS/JS files couldn't be found
	15	- Previous fix attempt using `Pear.config.cwd` didn't work (property not set)
	16
	17	The actual fix:
	18	```javascript
	19	// Import bare-url to get fileURLToPath
	20	import { fileURLToPath } from 'bare-url'
	21
	22	// Get __dirname equivalent in ESM
	23	const __filename = fileURLToPath(import.meta.url)
	24	const __dirname = path.dirname(__filename)
	25
	26	// Use __dirname to locate public directory
	27	const PUBLIC_PATH = path.join(__dirname, 'public')
	28	```
	29
	30	This works because:
	31	1. `import.meta.url` gives the URL of the current module
	32	2. `fileURLToPath()` converts it to a filesystem path
	33	3. `path.dirname()` gets the directory
	34	4. When running from `pear://`, files are cached in `~/.config/pear/by-dkey/...`
	35	5. `__dirname` points to that cached location, where `public/` exists
	36
	37	How to update on ashatron:
	38	```bash
	39	# Just restart with the pear link
	40	pkill -f "pear run"
	41	pear run pear://zupx3qzpwj61hdt1bxanabctcyxqqu3arogctwim4qt3wfbzn4bo web 3003
	42
	43	# It will automatically fetch version 2933!
	44	# Web UI will now load at http://ashatron.local:3003
	45	```
	46
	47	## Version 2921 - 2026-01-20
	48
	49	### Enhanced Username Editing UI
	50
	51	Improvements:
	52	- ✅ Beautiful profile modal with better layout
	53	- ✅ Inline username editing with edit button
	54	- ✅ Show/hide edit form for cleaner interface
	55	- ✅ Visual feedback during save ("Saving..." state)
	56	- ✅ Keyboard shortcuts (Enter to save, Esc to cancel)
	57	- ✅ Character limit (32 chars) with helper text
	58	- ✅ Improved styling for light and dark modes
	59	- ✅ Better copy-to-clipboard UX for public keys
	60
	61	UI Features:
	62	- Click edit button (✏️) to show username input
	63	- Save/Cancel buttons for clear actions
	64	- Username displays prominently when set
	65	- "Not set" placeholder when empty
	66	- Smooth transitions and animations
	67
	68	## Version 2914 - 2026-01-20
	69
	70	### Username Support Added
	71
	72	New Features:
	73	- ✅ Username storage in profile metadata
	74	- ✅ CLI command: `pear run . setname "YourName"`
	75	- ✅ API endpoints: GET/POST `/api/profile`
	76	- ✅ Usernames included in post metadata
	77	- ✅ Timeline displays usernames instead of pubkeys
	78	- ✅ Web UI for setting username in profile modal
	79
	80	Usage:
	81
	82	CLI:
	83	```bash
	84	# Set username
	85	pear run . setname "Alice"
	86
	87	# Post with username
	88	pear run . post "Hello world!"
	89	```
	90
	91	Web UI:
	92	1. Click your profile button (👤)
	93	2. Enter username in the text field
	94	3. Click "Save"
	95
	96	API:
	97	```bash
	98	# Get profile
	99	curl http://localhost:3003/api/profile
	100
	101	# Set username
	102	curl -X POST http://localhost:3003/api/profile \
	103	-H 'Content-Type: application/json' \
	104	-d '{"username":"Alice"}'
	105	```
	106
	107	Technical Details:
	108	- Username stored in Hyperbee under 'profile' key
	109	- Posts include `username` field in JSON metadata
	110	- Timeline falls back to "You" or pubkey if username not set
	111	- Username persists across sessions
	112
	113	## Version 2907 - 2026-01-20
	114
	115	### Critical Bug Fixes
	116
	117	Fixed: Mutex Destroyed Error
	118	- Root cause: `finally` blocks always execute, even after `return`
	119	- Solution: Conditional cleanup for long-running commands
	120	- Impact: Web server now stable for POST operations
	121
	122	Fixed: Network Binding
	123	- Changed server binding from `127.0.0.1` to `0.0.0.0`
	124	- Server now accessible from network
	125
	126	Fixed: Pear Permission Issues
	127	- Workaround: Use `pear dump` for older Pear versions
	128	- Documentation added for deployment methods
	129
	130	### Documentation Added
	131	- `PEAR_DEPLOYMENT_LESSONS.md` - Critical deployment knowledge
	132	- `BUG_FIXES.md` - Detailed bug analysis
	133	- `QUICK_START.md` - Simple deployment guide
	134
	135	## Version 2898 - 2026-01-20
	136
	137	### Web Interface Added
	138
	139	New Features:
	140	- HTTP server with REST API
	141	- WebSocket for real-time updates
	142	- Browser-based UI (dumb client)
	143	- All P2P networking in Pear app
	144
	145	API Endpoints:
	146	- GET `/api/whoami` - Get identity
	147	- GET `/api/timeline` - Get timeline
	148	- POST `/api/post` - Post message
	149	- POST `/api/follow` - Follow user
	150	- POST `/api/unfollow` - Unfollow user
	151	- GET `/api/follows` - List follows
	152
	153	Configuration:
	154	- Default port: 3003
	155	- Configurable: `pear run . web <port>`
	156	- Network accessible: Binds to 0.0.0.0
	157
	158	## Earlier Versions
	159
	160	### Version 1.0.0 - Initial Release
	161
	162	Core Features:
	163	- Hypercore-based personal feed
	164	- Hyperswarm P2P networking
	165	- CLI interface
	166	- Identity management (Keet Identity Key)
	167	- Follow/unfollow users
	168	- Timeline viewing
	169	- Message posting

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	1	# Pear Packaging Strategy - Questions Answered
	2
	3	## The Question: Should we prune less?
	4
	5	Answer: Ideally yes, but npm limitation makes it complex.
	6
	7	## How Pear Selective Download Works
	8
	9	When you stage an app with multiple platform prebuilds:
	10	- Staged size: ~300MB (all platforms: linux-x64, linux-arm64, darwin-x64, darwin-arm64, win32-x64)
	11	- Download per node: ~40-50MB (only the platform-specific prebuilds)
	12
	13	Each node downloads only what it needs!
	14
	15	## Current Reality
	16
	17	Our current build:
	18	- Platform: linux-x64 only
	19	- Staged size: ~46MB
	20	- Download size: ~40-50MB
	21	- Works on: Linux x86_64 machines (most servers)
	22	- Doesn't work on: ARM/Raspberry Pi, macOS, Windows
	23
	24	Why only linux-x64?
	25	- `npm install` only downloads prebuilds for the current platform
	26	- To get all platforms, you need:
	27	1. Build on each platform separately, OR
	28	2. Use CI/CD (GitHub Actions with matrix builds), OR
	29	3. Manually collect prebuilds from each platform
	30
	31	## Verification Plan for Ashatron
	32
	33	What to test:
	34	1. Check Pear cache size before: `du -sh ~/.config/pear/app-storage/`
	35	2. Run: `pear run pear://zupx3qzpwj61hdt1bxanabctcyxqqu3arogctwim4qt3wfbzn4bo web 3003`
	36	3. Check app size after: `du -sh ~/.config/pear/app-storage/zupx3qzpwj61hdt1bxanabctcyxqqu3arogctwim4qt3wfbzn4bo/`
	37
	38	Expected result: ~40-50MB downloaded (not 300MB)
	39
	40	This proves selective download works, even though we only have one platform staged.
	41
	42	## ARM/Raspberry Pi Support
	43
	44	Yes, Pear and holepunchto have ARM support!
	45
	46	To enable ARM deployment:
	47	1. Stage from an ARM device (Pi, M1 Mac, etc.), OR
	48	2. Use GitHub Actions matrix build to stage with all platforms
	49
	50	Without multi-platform staging:
	51	- Current build works: x86_64 Linux servers (Ashatron, most VPS)
	52	- Current build won't work: Raspberry Pi, ARM servers
	53
	54	With multi-platform staging:
	55	- Works everywhere: x86_64, ARM64, macOS, Windows
	56	- Each platform downloads only its prebuilds (~40-50MB)
	57
	58	## Size Breakdown (from Discord)
	59
	60	For context, a typical Pear CLI app has:
	61	- Native binaries (linux-x64 only): 40 MB
	62	- bare-tls (TLS/SSL): 11 MB
	63	- bare-crypto: 5.2 MB
	64	- sodium-native: 18 MB (multiple copies)
	65	- Other natives: 5.8 MB
	66	- JavaScript modules: 6 MB
	67	- App code: 0.3 MB
	68	- Test data: 7 MB
	69
	70	Total per platform: ~40-50MB
	71	All platforms (5): ~200-300MB staged, but each node downloads only ~40-50MB
	72
	73	## Recommendation
	74
	75	For now (linux-x64 only):
	76	1. Test on ashatron - verify ~40-50MB download
	77	2. Confirm selective download works
	78	3. Deploy to production linux-x64 servers
	79
	80	For multi-platform (future):
	81	1. Set up GitHub Actions with build matrix
	82	2. Build on: ubuntu-latest, macos-latest, windows-latest, ubuntu-arm64
	83	3. Stage from a machine that has all prebuilds
	84	4. This enables: Raspberry Pi, M1 Mac, Windows, Linux ARM deployments
	85
	86	## Key Insight from Discord
	87
	88	> "have all the prebuilds and such in the pear drive and when a node goes to run the app it selectively downloads what it needs"
	89
	90	This is correct! The Pear DHT/hypercore system:
	91	- Stores all platforms in the staged app
	92	- Each node downloads only blocks it needs (platform-specific natives)
	93	- Saves bandwidth and storage per deployment
	94
	95	The staged app is like a multi-platform container, nodes unpack only what they need.

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	1
	2	## Session 2026-01-20: Critical Lessons Learned
	3
	4	### Finally Blocks in JavaScript
	5
	6	CRITICAL BUG: `finally` blocks ALWAYS execute, even after `return` statements!
	7
	8	```javascript
	9	// ❌ WRONG - cleanup runs even after return
	10	async function main() {
	11	try {
	12	if (longRunningCommand) {
	13	await startServer()
	14	return // Keep server running
	15	}
	16	} finally {
	17	await cleanup() // THIS STILL RUNS!
	18	}
	19	}
	20
	21	// ✅ CORRECT - conditionally skip cleanup
	22	async function main() {
	23	const shouldCleanup = !isLongRunningCommand
	24
	25	try {
	26	if (longRunningCommand) {
	27	await startServer()
	28	return
	29	}
	30	} finally {
	31	if (shouldCleanup) {
	32	await cleanup()
	33	}
	34	}
	35	}
	36	```
	37
	38	Impact: Our web server was running but the `finally` block closed the Corestore, causing "Mutex has been destroyed" errors on every POST request.
	39
	40	Solution: Track which commands are long-running and conditionally skip cleanup. Long-running processes should use `graceful-goodbye` for cleanup on termination signals instead.
	41
	42	### Bare Module Network Binding
	43
	44	Issue: `server.listen(port)` in bare-http1 defaults to `127.0.0.1` (localhost only).
	45
	46	```javascript
	47	// ❌ Only accessible locally
	48	server.listen(port, () => {})
	49
	50	// ✅ Accessible from network
	51	server.listen(port, '0.0.0.0', () => {})
	52	```
	53
	54	This is different from Node.js http module behavior. Always explicitly specify the host for network-accessible servers.
	55
	56	### Pear Permission System
	57
	58	Old Pear versions (v0.9609) require interactive permission approval for `pear run pear://...`
	59
	60	Workaround:
	61	```bash
	62	# Instead of: pear run pear://...
	63	# Use:
	64	pear dump pear://key /path/to/app
	65	cd /path/to/app
	66	pear run . [args]
	67	```
	68
	69	Future: Newer Pear versions will allow typing "TRUST" on first run.
	70
	71	### Selective Download Verification
	72
	73	Confirmed: Pear's selective download works perfectly!
	74
	75	- Staged: 46MB (linux-x64 only in our case)
	76	- Downloaded: 53MB (includes storage overhead)
	77	- If multi-platform: 300MB staged → still only 50MB downloaded per platform
	78
	79	Each node downloads only the prebuilds it needs. This is a huge win for multi-platform distribution.
	80
	81	### Development vs Production Storage
	82
	83	Development mode (`--dev`) uses different storage path than production.
	84
	85	```bash
	86	# Development
	87	pear run --dev . # Uses Pear.config.storage in dev mode
	88
	89	# Production
	90	pear run . # Uses configured storage path
	91	```
	92
	93	Be aware when testing - dev and production use separate identity/storage!
	94
	95	### Module Resolution in Pear
	96
	97	From previous sessions, we know:
	98	- pear:// protocol has bugs with node_modules resolution
	99	- Local directory deployment is more reliable
	100	- Always include node_modules in staged app (don't use pear.stage.ignore)
	101
	102	Combined with our new finding: `pear dump` + local run is the most reliable deployment method.
	103
	104	### Cleanup Best Practices
	105
	106	1. Long-running processes: Use `graceful-goodbye` for cleanup
	107	2. Short CLI commands: Use `finally` block with conditional cleanup
	108	3. Never close the store while the server is still running
	109	4. Always reset ALL globals when cleanup runs, not just store
	110
	111	```javascript
	112	// ✅ Complete cleanup
	113	async function cleanup() {
	114	if (swarm) {
	115	await swarm.destroy()
	116	swarm = null
	117	}
	118	if (store) {
	119	await store.close()
	120	}
	121	// Reset ALL globals
	122	store = null
	123	myFeed = null
	124	metaBee = null
	125	identity = null
	126	follows = new Map()
	127	}
	128	```
	129
	130	### Testing Checklist
	131
	132	Before deploying:
	133	1. ✅ Test POST operations (catches mutex/cleanup issues)
	134	2. ✅ Test from different machine (catches network binding issues)
	135	3. ✅ Monitor download size (verifies selective download)
	136	4. ✅ Test with clean cache (catches dependency issues)
	137	5. ✅ Verify all storage paths work in target environment
	138
	139	### Key Takeaway
	140
	141	Pear apps are JavaScript, but run in Bare runtime with different defaults:
	142	- Network bindings default to localhost
	143	- Module resolution differs from Node.js
	144	- Storage paths vary by mode (dev vs production)
	145	- `finally` blocks are more dangerous in long-running processes
	146
	147	Always test the full deployment path, not just local dev mode!

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	1	# Phase 2: WebSocket & Storage Fixes - Testing TODO
	2
	3	Status: DEFERRED (moved to Phase 3 first)
	4	Created: 2026-01-21
	5
	6	## Known Issues to Fix Later
	7
	8	### 1. bare-ws Browser Compatibility ⚠️
	9
	10	Problem:
	11	- Browser WebSocket clients connect to bare-ws server then immediately disconnect (error 1006)
	12	- Server broadcasts work correctly with Node.js `ws` package test client
	13	- Browser clients fail to maintain connection
	14
	15	Current Workaround:
	16	- 10-second polling fallback in browser (`web-server.js`)
	17	- Functional but inefficient
	18
	19	Testing:
	20	- Test client exists: `test-websocket.js` (Node.js, works correctly)
	21	- Browser test: Open http://localhost:3003, check console for WebSocket errors
	22
	23	Possible Solutions:
	24	- Option A: Find bare-ws configuration for browser clients (check bare-ws docs)
	25	- Option B: Switch to different WebSocket library (`ws`, `uWebSockets.js`)
	26	- Option C: Use bare-http with manual WebSocket upgrade
	27	- Option D: Implement SSE (Server-Sent Events) instead of WebSocket
	28
	29	Files Involved:
	30	- `web-server.js` - WebSocket server setup
	31	- `public/timeline.html` - Browser WebSocket client
	32
	33	---
	34
	35	### 2. CLI Storage Lock Conflict 🔒
	36
	37	Problem:
	38	- Cannot run CLI commands when web server is running
	39	- Both try to access same Corestore simultaneously
	40	- Error: Storage lock conflict
	41
	42	Current Workaround:
	43	- Stop web server before using CLI commands
	44	- Restart web server after CLI operations
	45
	46	Testing:
	47	```bash
	48	# Terminal 1: Start web server
	49	pear run pear://hash web 3003
	50
	51	# Terminal 2: Try CLI (will fail)
	52	pear run pear://hash cli post "test"
	53	```
	54
	55	Possible Solutions:
	56	- Option A: Web server exposes IPC endpoint for CLI (CLI becomes client to web server)
	57	- Option B: File-based locking with operation queue
	58	- Option C: Separate storage paths for CLI vs web (duplicate data, not ideal)
	59	- Option D: Single-instance mode (web server provides CLI functionality via HTTP API)
	60
	61	Files Involved:
	62	- `index.js` - CLI command handlers
	63	- `web-server.js` - Web server initialization
	64	- Both use: `const store = new Corestore(storageDir)`
	65
	66	---
	67
	68	### 3. Feed Replication Efficiency 📡
	69
	70	Current Implementation:
	71	- Active polling with `feed.update()` every 5 seconds for all followed feeds
	72	- Works reliably but may be inefficient with many follows
	73
	74	Why Polling is Needed:
	75	- Hypercore `download` events only fire during initial sync
	76	- New blocks appended after sync don't trigger `download` event
	77	- Active polling with `feed.update()` required to discover new blocks
	78
	79	Testing:
	80	```bash
	81	# Multi-peer test (2+ machines)
	82	# Peer A: Post message
	83	pear run pear://hash cli post "test from A"
	84
	85	# Peer B: Should see within 5-10 seconds
	86	# (5 sec polling + download time)
	87	```
	88
	89	Optimization Ideas:
	90	- Adaptive polling (slow down when no activity)
	91	- Event-driven updates (investigate why Hypercore events don't fire)
	92	- Hybrid approach (events + fallback polling)
	93
	94	Files Involved:
	95	- `web-server.js` - Poll loop in `monitorFollowedFeeds()`
	96	- `public/timeline.html` - Browser polling fallback (10 seconds)
	97
	98	---
	99
	100	## Success Criteria (When Ready to Fix)
	101
	102	- [ ] Browser WebSocket shows live updates without polling fallback
	103	- [ ] CLI commands work while web server running (no lock conflict)
	104	- [ ] 3+ peers can follow each other and see real-time updates
	105	- [ ] No disconnections or missed messages over 24 hours
	106	- [ ] Feed sync latency < 10 seconds (currently 5-15 seconds)
	107
	108	---
	109
	110	## Testing Protocol
	111
	112	### Multi-Peer Stress Test
	113
	114	Setup:
	115	1. 3 machines (tabertron, ashatron, remote laptop)
	116	2. Each running wirecore pear-app
	117	3. All following each other
	118	4. 24-hour uptime test
	119
	120	Automated Test Script:
	121	```bash
	122	#!/bin/bash
	123	# post-loop.sh - Post every 5 minutes for 24 hours
	124	for i in {1..288}; do
	125	pear run pear://hash cli post "Auto-post #$i at $(date)"
	126	sleep 300
	127	done
	128	```
	129
	130	Metrics to Collect:
	131	- Post delivery latency (time from post to appearance on follower)
	132	- Feed sync success rate (% of posts delivered)
	133	- Hyperswarm connection stability (reconnections, peer count)
	134	- Memory usage over time (check for leaks)
	135	- CPU usage (polling overhead)
	136
	137	### WebSocket Test Script
	138
	139	Current test client (`test-websocket.js`):
	140	- Connects to ws://localhost:3003/ws
	141	- Listens for broadcast messages
	142	- Logs all received messages
	143	- Works correctly (proves server broadcasts work)
	144
	145	Browser test needed:
	146	- Open http://localhost:3003 in browser
	147	- Check console for WebSocket connection errors
	148	- Verify real-time updates (should not need polling)
	149
	150	---
	151
	152	## Implementation Priority
	153
	154	After Phase 3-7 Complete:
	155	1. Fix CLI storage lock (most disruptive to developer UX)
	156	2. Fix WebSocket browser compatibility (needed for production)
	157	3. Optimize feed replication (performance enhancement)
	158
	159	Estimated Effort:
	160	- CLI lock fix: 1-2 days
	161	- WebSocket fix: 2-3 days (may require library change)
	162	- Replication optimization: 1 week (research + implementation)
	163
	164	---
	165
	166	## Notes
	167
	168	- All issues are functional workarounds exist
	169	- Moving to Phase 3 (Content-by-Hash) first is reasonable
	170	- These issues don't block Phase 3 implementation
	171	- Revisit after Phase 7 (UI/UX polish) or when issues become blocking

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	1	# Port Configuration
	2
	3	Wirecore web server defaults to port 3003 to avoid conflicts with other services (e.g., OpenWebUI on port 3000).
	4
	5	## Usage
	6
	7	### Default Port (3003)
	8	```bash
	9	pear run -d .
	10	# or
	11	npm run dev
	12	```
	13
	14	### Custom Port
	15	```bash
	16	# Using the 'web' command with custom port
	17	pear run -d . web 8080
	18
	19	# or use npm scripts
	20	npm run dev:3000 # Start on port 3000
	21	npm run dev:8080 # Start on port 8080
	22	```
	23
	24	## Port Precedence
	25
	26	The server determines the port in this order:
	27	1. Command argument: `pear run . web <port>`
	28	2. Default: `3003`
	29
	30	## CLI Commands
	31
	32	All other CLI commands work as before:
	33	```bash
	34	pear run . init # Initialize identity
	35	pear run . post "Hello world" # Post message
	36	pear run . follow <pubkey> [name] # Follow user
	37	pear run . timeline # View timeline
	38	pear run . whoami # Show identity
	39	pear run . follows # List follows
	40	```
	41
	42	The web server mode (no arguments or `web` command) starts the HTTP/WebSocket server for browser access.

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	1	# Wirecore Quick Start
	2
	3	Simple deployment instructions for running Wirecore on any machine.
	4
	5	## Pear Link
	6	```
	7	pear://zupx3qzpwj61hdt1bxanabctcyxqqu3arogctwim4qt3wfbzn4bo
	8	```
	9
	10	## ⚠️ Important Limitation
	11
	12	The web interface ONLY works when running from a local directory.
	13
	14	Due to limitations in Pear v0.9609, static files (HTML/CSS/JS) cannot be served when running directly from `pear://` links. The CLI commands work fine from pear links, but the web server requires `pear dump` deployment.
	15
	16	## One-Time Setup
	17
	18	### 1. Install Pear (if not installed)
	19	```bash
	20	npx pear
	21	```
	22
	23	### 2. Download Wirecore Locally (REQUIRED for Web Interface)
	24
	25	Important: Due to Pear limitations, the web interface (HTTP server with static files) only works when running from a local directory. Download the app with `pear dump`:
	26
	27	```bash
	28	# Download to local directory
	29	pear dump pear://zupx3qzpwj61hdt1bxanabctcyxqqu3arogctwim4qt3wfbzn4bo ~/wirecore
	30
	31	# Initialize your identity
	32	cd ~/wirecore
	33	pear run . init
	34
	35	# Set your username (recommended!)
	36	pear run . setname "YourName"
	37	```
	38
	39	This creates:
	40	- Your public/private keypair
	41	- Your personal feed
	42	- Local storage at `~/wirecore/wirecore-storage/`
	43
	44	Save your public key! You'll share this with others to follow you.
	45
	46	### Alternative: CLI-Only Mode (Direct from Pear Link)
	47
	48	For CLI commands without the web interface, you can run directly from the pear link:
	49
	50	```bash
	51	# CLI commands work directly from pear link
	52	pear run pear://zupx3qzpwj61hdt1bxanabctcyxqqu3arogctwim4qt3wfbzn4bo init
	53	pear run pear://zupx3qzpwj61hdt1bxanabctcyxqqu3arogctwim4qt3wfbzn4bo post "Hello!"
	54	pear run pear://zupx3qzpwj61hdt1bxanabctcyxqqu3arogctwim4qt3wfbzn4bo timeline
	55	```
	56
	57	Note: The web server won't work from pear:// links due to Pear's virtual filesystem limitations.
	58
	59	## Running Wirecore
	60
	61	### Start Web Server (Default Port 3003)
	62
	63	From local directory (REQUIRED):
	64	```bash
	65	cd ~/wirecore
	66	pear run . web 3003
	67	```
	68
	69	Access at: `http://localhost:3003`
	70
	71	Why local directory is required: Pear's virtual filesystem (pear:// protocol) doesn't provide API access to bundled static files (HTML/CSS/JS) in current versions. The pear-appdrive IPC is not available, so static file serving only works from local directories.
	72
	73	### Start Web Server (Custom Port)
	74
	75	Direct pear link:
	76	```bash
	77	pear run pear://zupx3qzpwj61hdt1bxanabctcyxqqu3arogctwim4qt3wfbzn4bo web 8080
	78	```
	79
	80	Or from local directory:
	81	```bash
	82	cd ~/wirecore
	83	pear run . web 8080
	84	```
	85
	86	Access at: `http://localhost:8080`
	87
	88	## CLI Commands
	89
	90	Using direct pear link (recommended):
	91
	92	```bash
	93	# View your identity
	94	pear run pear://zupx3qzpwj61hdt1bxanabctcyxqqu3arogctwim4qt3wfbzn4bo whoami
	95
	96	# Set your username (recommended!)
	97	pear run pear://zupx3qzpwj61hdt1bxanabctcyxqqu3arogctwim4qt3wfbzn4bo setname "YourName"
	98
	99	# Post a message
	100	pear run pear://zupx3qzpwj61hdt1bxanabctcyxqqu3arogctwim4qt3wfbzn4bo post "Hello Wirecore!"
	101
	102	# Follow someone (use their public key)
	103	pear run pear://zupx3qzpwj61hdt1bxanabctcyxqqu3arogctwim4qt3wfbzn4bo follow <their-public-key> "Alice"
	104
	105	# View your timeline
	106	pear run pear://zupx3qzpwj61hdt1bxanabctcyxqqu3arogctwim4qt3wfbzn4bo timeline
	107
	108	# List who you're following
	109	pear run pear://zupx3qzpwj61hdt1bxanabctcyxqqu3arogctwim4qt3wfbzn4bo follows
	110	```
	111
	112	Or from local directory (`cd ~/wirecore`):
	113
	114	```bash
	115	pear run . whoami
	116	pear run . setname "YourName"
	117	pear run . post "Hello Wirecore!"
	118	pear run . follow <their-public-key> "Alice"
	119	pear run . timeline
	120	pear run . follows
	121	```
	122
	123	## Web Interface
	124
	125	Once the server is running:
	126
	127	1. Open browser: http://localhost:3003
	128	2. Set username: Click 👤 profile, enter username, click Save
	129	3. Post: Click the ✏️ button to compose
	130	4. Follow: Click the 👤+ button, enter public key
	131	5. Refresh: Click 🔄 to reload timeline
	132	6. Profile: Click your profile to see your keys
	133
	134	## Sharing Your Identity
	135
	136	Your public key is how others follow you:
	137
	138	```bash
	139	# Get your public key
	140	pear run . whoami
	141
	142	# Share it with others
	143	# They run: pear run . follow <your-public-key> "Your Name"
	144	```
	145
	146	## Deployment Scenarios
	147
	148	### Personal Desktop (Direct Pear Link)
	149	```bash
	150	# First time: Grant TRUST when prompted
	151	pear run pear://zupx3qzpwj61hdt1bxanabctcyxqqu3arogctwim4qt3wfbzn4bo init
	152	pear run pear://zupx3qzpwj61hdt1bxanabctcyxqqu3arogctwim4qt3wfbzn4bo web 3003
	153
	154	# Access: http://localhost:3003
	155	```
	156
	157	### Server (Network Access) - Example: ashatron
	158	```bash
	159	ssh ashatron.local
	160
	161	# First time: Grant TRUST and initialize
	162	pear run pear://zupx3qzpwj61hdt1bxanabctcyxqqu3arogctwim4qt3wfbzn4bo init
	163	pear run pear://zupx3qzpwj61hdt1bxanabctcyxqqu3arogctwim4qt3wfbzn4bo setname "ashatron"
	164
	165	# Start server (binds to 0.0.0.0)
	166	pear run pear://zupx3qzpwj61hdt1bxanabctcyxqqu3arogctwim4qt3wfbzn4bo web 3003
	167
	168	# Access: http://ashatron.local:3003
	169	```
	170
	171	Pro tip: Create a shell alias for the pear link!
	172	```bash
	173	# Add to ~/.bashrc or ~/.zshrc
	174	alias wirecore='pear run pear://zupx3qzpwj61hdt1bxanabctcyxqqu3arogctwim4qt3wfbzn4bo'
	175
	176	# Then use:
	177	wirecore web 3003
	178	wirecore post "Hello!"
	179	wirecore whoami
	180	```
	181
	182	### Multiple Machines
	183	Each machine:
	184	1. Install Pear: `npx pear`
	185	2. Grant TRUST: `pear run pear://... init`
	186	3. Set unique username per machine
	187	4. Run web server
	188
	189	All machines join the same P2P network automatically!
	190
	191	## Troubleshooting
	192
	193	### Port already in use
	194	```bash
	195	# Find and kill process
	196	lsof -ti:3003 \| xargs kill
	197
	198	# Or use different port
	199	pear run . web 8080
	200	```
	201
	202	### Permission error on pear run
	203	If you get "Permission required to run key":
	204	```bash
	205	# Already using pear dump method, so this shouldn't happen
	206	# But if it does, you're already running from local directory
	207	cd ~/wirecore
	208	pear run . web 3003
	209	```
	210
	211	### Can't access from network
	212	Server should already bind to 0.0.0.0. Check firewall:
	213	```bash
	214	# Allow port 3003
	215	sudo ufw allow 3003/tcp
	216	```
	217
	218	### Clear and restart
	219	```bash
	220	# Stop server
	221	pkill -f "pear run"
	222
	223	# Clear storage and start fresh
	224	rm -rf ~/wirecore/wirecore-storage
	225	pear run . init
	226	pear run . web
	227	```
	228
	229	## Data Location
	230
	231	- Code: `~/wirecore/` (downloaded pear app)
	232	- Storage: `~/wirecore/wirecore-storage/` (your identity, feed, follows)
	233	- Pear cache: `~/.config/pear/` (pear runtime)
	234
	235	## Updating
	236
	237	To get the latest version:
	238	```bash
	239	cd ~/wirecore
	240	pear dump pear://zupx3qzpwj61hdt1bxanabctcyxqqu3arogctwim4qt3wfbzn4bo ~/wirecore-new
	241	mv ~/wirecore ~/wirecore-backup
	242	mv ~/wirecore-new ~/wirecore
	243
	244	# Your identity is preserved in wirecore-storage/
	245	pear run . web
	246	```
	247
	248	## Support
	249
	250	- Pear Link: `pear://zupx3qzpwj61hdt1bxanabctcyxqqu3arogctwim4qt3wfbzn4bo`
	251	- Version: 2933 (Fixed pear link web UI - now working!)
	252	- Platform: linux-x64 (ARM/macOS need multi-platform build)

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	1	# Wirecore - P2P Social Network
	2
	3	Decentralized social network built on Hypercore Protocol.
	4
	5	## Quick Start
	6
	7	### Web Interface (Recommended)
	8
	9	The web interface requires local deployment:
	10
	11	```bash
	12	# Download app
	13	pear dump pear://zupx3qzpwj61hdt1bxanabctcyxqqu3arogctwim4qt3wfbzn4bo ~/wirecore
	14
	15	# Initialize
	16	cd ~/wirecore
	17	pear run . init
	18	pear run . setname "YourName"
	19
	20	# Start web server
	21	pear run . web 3003
	22	```
	23
	24	Open http://localhost:3003 in your browser.
	25
	26	### CLI Only
	27
	28	CLI commands work directly from the pear link:
	29
	30	```bash
	31	# Initialize
	32	pear run pear://zupx3qzpwj61hdt1bxanabctcyxqqu3arogctwim4qt3wfbzn4bo init
	33
	34	# Post a message
	35	pear run pear://zupx3qzpwj61hdt1bxanabctcyxqqu3arogctwim4qt3wfbzn4bo post "Hello!"
	36
	37	# View timeline
	38	pear run pear://zupx3qzpwj61hdt1bxanabctcyxqqu3arogctwim4qt3wfbzn4bo timeline
	39	```
	40
	41	## Why pear dump?
	42
	43	Static file serving doesn't work from pear:// links in current Pear versions (v0.9609).
	44
	45	We attempted multiple solutions:
	46	- ✗ pear-appdrive (IPC not available)
	47	- ✗ import.meta.asset() (doesn't resolve bundled files)
	48	- ✗ Filesystem paths (files not extracted)
	49
	50	Only solution: `pear dump` to local directory.
	51
	52	## Full Documentation
	53
	54	- [QUICK_START.md](./QUICK_START.md) - Complete setup guide
	55	- [PEAR_DEPLOYMENT_LESSONS.md](../../PEAR_DEPLOYMENT_LESSONS.md) - Technical details
	56
	57	## Pear Link
	58
	59	```
	60	pear://zupx3qzpwj61hdt1bxanabctcyxqqu3arogctwim4qt3wfbzn4bo
	61	```
	62
	63	## Features
	64
	65	- ✅ Personal feed (Hypercore)
	66	- ✅ Follow other users
	67	- ✅ P2P replication (Hyperswarm)
	68	- ✅ Web interface with real-time updates
	69	- ✅ Username support
	70	- ✅ CLI commands
	71	- ✅ Local-first architecture
	72
	73	## Architecture
	74
	75	- Hypercore - Personal append-only log
	76	- Hyperbee - Metadata storage (follows, profile)
	77	- Hyperswarm - P2P networking
	78	- bare-http1 - HTTP server
	79	- bare-ws - WebSocket server
	80
	81	Each user has their own writable feed. Following someone means joining their Hyperswarm topic and replicating their feed in read-only mode.

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	1	# Wirecore Refactor - Deployment & Testing Guide
	2
	3	Date: 2026-01-21
	4	Purpose: Deployment considerations for ANProto refactored version
	5
	6	---
	7
	8	## Critical Dependencies Added
	9
	10	### sodium-universal
	11
	12	What: Pure JavaScript libsodium (crypto library for ANProto)
	13	Why: ANProto uses ed25519 signatures via sodium-universal
	14	Risk: Must work in Bare runtime (not just Node.js)
	15
	16	Testing Required:
	17	```bash
	18	# Test in Bare runtime
	19	pear run -d . cli init
	20	pear run -d . cli whoami
	21	```
	22
	23	Verify: No "Cannot find module" errors related to sodium
	24
	25	---
	26
	27	## New Files in lib/ Directory
	28
	29	### Files Added:
	30	- `lib/anproto.js` - ANProto signature protocol
	31	- `lib/yaml-helper.js` - YAML message formatting
	32
	33	Pear Staging Impact:
	34	- ✅ `.pearignore` already includes `!lib/` pattern
	35	- ✅ No changes needed to staging config
	36	- ⚠️ Verify lib/ is included in staged bundle
	37
	38	Verification:
	39	```bash
	40	npm run stage
	41	# Check staging output includes lib/
	42	ls .pear/staging-*/lib/
	43	```
	44
	45	---
	46
	47	## Module Resolution in Bare
	48
	49	### sodium-universal Dependencies
	50
	51	Potential Issues:
	52	- sodium-universal has multiple implementations (WASM, JS, native)
	53	- Bare runtime may resolve differently than Node.js
	54	- transitive dependencies might fail under `pear://` protocol
	55
	56	Mitigation:
	57	1. Always include node_modules (already done in .pearignore)
	58	2. Test in production mode (not just --dev)
	59	3. Monitor for module resolution errors
	60
	61	Test Commands:
	62	```bash
	63	# Development mode
	64	pear run -d . cli init
	65
	66	# Production mode (more realistic)
	67	npm run stage
	68	pear run pear://wirecore cli init
	69
	70	# Or use pear dump (more reliable)
	71	pear dump pear://wirecore /tmp/wirecore-test
	72	cd /tmp/wirecore-test
	73	pear run . cli init
	74	```
	75
	76	---
	77
	78	## Storage Migration Strategy
	79
	80	### Fresh Start Approach
	81
	82	Current Decision: No migration, fresh identities
	83
	84	User Impact:
	85	- Old storage: `wirecore-storage/` (IdentityKey system)
	86	- New storage: `wirecore-storage/` (ANProto system)
	87	- Not compatible - users create new identity
	88
	89	Deployment Steps:
	90	1. Warn users in README: "Breaking change, new identity required"
	91	2. Document backup command: `mv wirecore-storage wirecore-storage-old`
	92	3. Provide export tool (future): Extract old posts to JSON
	93
	94	Testing:
	95	```bash
	96	# Backup old storage
	97	mv wirecore-storage wirecore-storage-backup
	98
	99	# Test fresh init
	100	pear run -d . cli init
	101
	102	# Verify ANProto keypair
	103	pear run -d . cli whoami
	104	# Should show: "ANProto public key: ..." (base64, 44 chars)
	105	```
	106
	107	---
	108
	109	## Testing Strategy
	110
	111	### Unit Tests (Brittle)
	112
	113	Need to create:
	114
	115	#### test/anproto.test.js
	116	```javascript
	117	import { test } from 'brittle'
	118	import { ANProto } from '../lib/anproto.js'
	119
	120	test('Generate ANProto keypair', async (t) => {
	121	const { keypair, publicKey, secretKey } = ANProto.gen()
	122	t.is(keypair.length, 132, 'Keypair is 132 characters')
	123	t.is(publicKey.length, 44, 'Public key is 44 characters')
	124	t.is(secretKey.length, 88, 'Secret key is 88 characters')
	125	})
	126
	127	test('Sign and verify hash', async (t) => {
	128	const { keypair, publicKey, secretKey } = ANProto.gen()
	129	const kp = { publicKey: Buffer.from(publicKey, 'base64'), secretKey: Buffer.from(secretKey, 'base64') }
	130
	131	const hash = ANProto.hash('test content')
	132	const signature = ANProto.sign(hash, kp)
	133
	134	t.ok(signature.startsWith(publicKey), 'Signature starts with public key')
	135
	136	const verified = ANProto.open(signature)
	137	t.is(verified.hash, hash, 'Verified hash matches original')
	138	t.is(verified.publicKey, publicKey, 'Verified public key matches')
	139	})
	140	```
	141
	142	#### test/yaml-helper.test.js
	143	```javascript
	144	import { test } from 'brittle'
	145	import { YAMLHelper } from '../lib/yaml-helper.js'
	146
	147	test('Create YAML with metadata', async (t) => {
	148	const yaml = YAMLHelper.create({ name: 'test', image: 'hash123' }, 'Hello world')
	149	t.ok(yaml.includes('name: test'), 'Has name metadata')
	150	t.ok(yaml.includes('image: hash123'), 'Has image metadata')
	151	t.ok(yaml.includes('---'), 'Has separator')
	152	t.ok(yaml.includes('Hello world'), 'Has content')
	153	})
	154
	155	test('Parse YAML back to metadata and content', async (t) => {
	156	const original = YAMLHelper.create({ name: 'test' }, 'Content here')
	157	const { metadata, content } = YAMLHelper.parse(original)
	158
	159	t.is(metadata.name, 'test', 'Name parsed correctly')
	160	t.is(content, 'Content here', 'Content parsed correctly')
	161	})
	162	```
	163
	164	#### test/init.test.js
	165	```javascript
	166	import { test } from 'brittle'
	167	import { exec } from 'child_process'
	168	import { promisify } from 'util'
	169	import fs from 'fs'
	170	import path from 'path'
	171
	172	const execAsync = promisify(exec)
	173
	174	test('Initialize with ANProto keypair', async (t) => {
	175	const testStorage = './test-storage-' + Date.now()
	176
	177	try {
	178	// Run init command
	179	const { stdout } = await execAsync(`STORAGE_PATH=${testStorage} pear run -d . cli init`)
	180
	181	t.ok(stdout.includes('ANProto'), 'Output mentions ANProto')
	182	t.ok(stdout.includes('initialized'), 'Initialization successful')
	183
	184	// Verify storage created
	185	t.ok(fs.existsSync(testStorage), 'Storage directory created')
	186	t.ok(fs.existsSync(path.join(testStorage, 'cores')), 'Cores directory exists')
	187
	188	// Run whoami to verify
	189	const { stdout: whoami } = await execAsync(`STORAGE_PATH=${testStorage} pear run -d . cli whoami`)
	190	t.ok(whoami.includes('ANProto public key'), 'Shows ANProto public key')
	191
	192	} finally {
	193	// Cleanup
	194	if (fs.existsSync(testStorage)) {
	195	fs.rmSync(testStorage, { recursive: true })
	196	}
	197	}
	198	})
	199	```
	200
	201	Run tests:
	202	```bash
	203	npm test
	204	# or
	205	brittle test/*.js
	206	```
	207
	208	---
	209
	210	## Pear Staging Checklist
	211
	212	### Before Staging
	213
	214	- [ ] All dependencies installed: `npm install`
	215	- [ ] Unit tests pass: `npm test`
	216	- [ ] Manual test: Init new identity
	217	- [ ] Manual test: Whoami shows ANProto key
	218	- [ ] Manual test: Post message (still JSON for now)
	219	- [ ] Manual test: Timeline loads
	220
	221	### Staging Process
	222
	223	```bash
	224	# 1. Prune unnecessary prebuilds
	225	npm run prune
	226
	227	# 2. Stage the app
	228	npm run stage
	229	# or manually:
	230	pear stage wirecore .
	231
	232	# 3. Verify staging output
	233	ls -lh .pear/staging-*
	234	# Check size is reasonable (~50MB for single platform)
	235
	236	# 4. Verify lib/ included
	237	ls .pear/staging-*/lib/
	238	# Should show: anproto.js, yaml-helper.js
	239
	240	# 5. Verify node_modules included
	241	ls .pear/staging-*/node_modules/ \| grep sodium
	242	# Should show: sodium-universal, sodium-javascript, etc.
	243	```
	244
	245	### Testing Staged App
	246
	247	```bash
	248	# Test via pear:// link
	249	pear run pear://wirecore cli init
	250
	251	# Or dump and test locally (more reliable)
	252	pear dump pear://wirecore /tmp/wirecore-test
	253	cd /tmp/wirecore-test
	254	pear run . cli init
	255	pear run . cli whoami
	256	```
	257
	258	---
	259
	260	## Seeding for Distribution
	261
	262	### When to Seed
	263
	264	Only seed after:
	265	1. ✅ All tests pass
	266	2. ✅ Staging successful
	267	3. ✅ Local testing complete
	268	4. ✅ Remote testing complete (different machine)
	269	5. ✅ No breaking bugs found
	270
	271	### Seeding Process
	272
	273	```bash
	274	# Seed to DHT
	275	npm run seed
	276	# or:
	277	pear seed wirecore .
	278
	279	# Outputs: pear://long-key-here
	280	```
	281
	282	### Post-Seed Testing
	283
	284	Critical Tests:
	285
	286	1. Fresh Download Test:
	287	```bash
	288	# On clean machine (or cleared cache)
	289	rm -rf ~/.config/pear/app-storage/*
	290	pear run pear://your-key cli init
	291	```
	292
	293	2. Module Resolution Test:
	294	```bash
	295	# Verify sodium-universal works
	296	pear run pear://your-key cli whoami
	297	# Should NOT error with "Cannot find module"
	298	```
	299
	300	3. Multi-Machine Test:
	301	```bash
	302	# On different machine (different network)
	303	pear run pear://your-key cli init
	304	pear run pear://your-key web 3003
	305	# Access from browser
	306	```
	307
	308	4. Production Storage Test:
	309	```bash
	310	# Not in --dev mode
	311	pear run pear://your-key cli init
	312	ls ~/.config/pear/app-storage/by-dkey/*/wirecore-storage
	313	# Should show ANProto storage structure
	314	```
	315
	316	---
	317
	318	## Known Issues & Mitigations
	319
	320	### Issue 1: Module Resolution Under pear://
	321
	322	Problem: Pear's module resolution has bugs with node_modules
	323
	324	Symptoms:
	325	- "Cannot find module 'sodium-universal'"
	326	- "Cannot find module 'sodium-javascript'"
	327
	328	Mitigation:
	329	1. Always include node_modules in staged app (✅ already done)
	330	2. If errors persist, use `pear dump` + local run instead of `pear://`
	331	3. Report issue to Pear team with reproducible case
	332
	333	Testing:
	334	```bash
	335	# Test both methods
	336	pear run pear://wirecore cli init # May fail
	337	pear dump pear://wirecore /tmp/test && cd /tmp/test && pear run . cli init # More reliable
	338	```
	339
	340	### Issue 2: Bare vs Node.js Differences
	341
	342	Problem: Bare runtime behaves differently than Node.js
	343
	344	Differences:
	345	- Network bindings default to localhost (✅ already fixed with '0.0.0.0')
	346	- Some npm packages may not work
	347	- `finally` blocks always run (✅ already handled)
	348
	349	Mitigation:
	350	- Test in Bare/Pear, not just Node.js
	351	- Use Bare-compatible packages
	352	- Check holepunchto ecosystem for alternatives
	353
	354	### Issue 3: Selective Download
	355
	356	Status: ✅ Works great (verified in previous sessions)
	357
	358	Expected:
	359	- Staged: ~46MB (single platform) or ~300MB (multi-platform)
	360	- Downloaded: ~50MB per user (only their platform)
	361
	362	Verification:
	363	```bash
	364	# Check download size
	365	du -sh ~/.config/pear/app-storage/by-dkey/*/
	366	```
	367
	368	### Issue 4: Storage Path Differences
	369
	370	Problem: Dev mode uses different storage than production
	371
	372	Impact: Testing in `--dev` mode doesn't catch production storage issues
	373
	374	Mitigation:
	375	- Always test without `--dev` flag before seeding
	376	- Document storage locations in README
	377	- Provide storage-path command: `pear run . cli storage-path`
	378
	379	---
	380
	381	## Deployment Checklist
	382
	383	### Phase 1: ANProto Identity (Current)
	384
	385	- [ ] Unit tests created and passing
	386	- [ ] test/anproto.test.js
	387	- [ ] test/yaml-helper.test.js
	388	- [ ] test/init.test.js
	389	- [ ] Manual testing complete
	390	- [ ] Init creates ANProto keypair
	391	- [ ] Whoami shows base64 public key
	392	- [ ] Feed key = ANProto public key
	393	- [ ] Keypair stored in Hyperbee metadata
	394	- [ ] Bare runtime testing
	395	- [ ] sodium-universal works
	396	- [ ] No module resolution errors
	397	- [ ] Staging testing
	398	- [ ] lib/ directory included
	399	- [ ] node_modules included
	400	- [ ] Reasonable bundle size
	401	- [ ] Production testing
	402	- [ ] Works without --dev flag
	403	- [ ] Storage in correct location
	404	- [ ] Multi-machine test passed
	405
	406	### Phase 2-6: Future Phases
	407
	408	Each subsequent phase needs:
	409	- [ ] Unit tests for new features
	410	- [ ] Integration tests for P2P features
	411	- [ ] Staging verification
	412	- [ ] Production testing
	413	- [ ] Multi-node P2P testing
	414
	415	---
	416
	417	## Testing Workflow
	418
	419	### Development Loop
	420
	421	```bash
	422	# 1. Make changes
	423	vim index.js
	424
	425	# 2. Run unit tests
	426	npm test
	427
	428	# 3. Test locally in dev mode
	429	pear run -d . cli init
	430	pear run -d . cli whoami
	431
	432	# 4. Test locally in production mode
	433	rm -rf wirecore-storage
	434	pear run . cli init
	435	pear run . cli whoami
	436
	437	# 5. If all good, stage
	438	npm run stage
	439
	440	# 6. Test staged version
	441	pear run pear://wirecore cli whoami
	442
	443	# 7. If all good, commit
	444	git add -A
	445	git commit -m "..."
	446	```
	447
	448	### Pre-Seed Checklist
	449
	450	Before running `npm run seed`:
	451
	452	1. ✅ All tests pass
	453	2. ✅ Code committed to git
	454	3. ✅ Version bumped in package.json
	455	4. ✅ README updated
	456	5. ✅ Tested on clean machine
	457	6. ✅ No known critical bugs
	458
	459	### Post-Seed Verification
	460
	461	After seeding:
	462
	463	1. Test download on different machine
	464	2. Test all CLI commands
	465	3. Test web interface
	466	4. Monitor for errors
	467	5. Test storage persistence (restart app)
	468	6. Announce new version to users
	469
	470	---
	471
	472	## Future Considerations
	473
	474	### Phase 2-6 Deployment Additions
	475
	476	Phase 2: Content Cache (Hyperbee)
	477	- Test Hyperbee content storage
	478	- Verify hash-based lookups work
	479	- Test large content (images)
	480
	481	Phase 3: YAML Format
	482	- Test YAML parsing/creation
	483	- Verify metadata extraction
	484	- Test special characters in content
	485
	486	Phase 4: Signature-Only Feeds
	487	- Test ANProto signature verification
	488	- Verify feed sync (signatures only)
	489	- Test bandwidth savings
	490
	491	Phase 5: P2P Content Gossip
	492	- Test Protomux channel setup
	493	- Test content requests between peers
	494	- Test multi-node scenarios
	495	- Test relay fallback
	496
	497	Phase 6: Full Integration
	498	- Test complete workflow end-to-end
	499	- Test image upload → storage → P2P distribution
	500	- Stress test with multiple nodes
	501	- Performance benchmarks
	502
	503	---
	504
	505	## Critical Lessons Applied
	506
	507	From PEAR_DEPLOYMENT_LESSONS.md:
	508
	509	✅ Finally blocks - Handled with `shouldCleanup` flag
	510	✅ Network binding - Using '0.0.0.0' for web server
	511	✅ Module resolution - Keeping node_modules in staged app
	512	✅ Cleanup best practices - Using graceful-goodbye for long-running processes
	513	✅ Selective download - Verified working in previous tests
	514
	515	New Lessons to Watch:
	516	- ⚠️ sodium-universal compatibility in Bare runtime
	517	- ⚠️ ANProto signature performance in production
	518	- ⚠️ Hyperbee content cache performance
	519	- ⚠️ Protomux channel stability
	520
	521	---
	522
	523	## Emergency Rollback
	524
	525	If deployment fails critically:
	526
	527	1. Don't seed broken version - Test thoroughly first
	528	2. Users can roll back - Old version still available at old pear:// key
	529	3. Provide migration path - Document how to export old data
	530	4. Fix and re-seed - New pear:// key for fixed version
	531
	532	Rollback Command:
	533	```bash
	534	# Users can run old version
	535	pear run pear://old-key cli timeline
	536
	537	# Or dump old version locally
	538	pear dump pear://old-key ~/wirecore-old
	539	cd ~/wirecore-old
	540	pear run . cli timeline
	541	```
	542
	543	---
	544
	545	## Success Metrics
	546
	547	### Phase 1 Success:
	548	- ✅ Fresh init creates ANProto keypair
	549	- ✅ Public key is base64 format (44 characters)
	550	- ✅ Feed key = ANProto public key (unified identity)
	551	- ✅ Keypair persists in Hyperbee metadata
	552	- ✅ All CLI commands work
	553	- ✅ Web interface loads
	554	- ✅ No module resolution errors
	555	- ✅ No regression in existing features
	556
	557	### Overall Success:
	558	- All 6 phases implemented
	559	- All tests passing
	560	- Deployed to DHT
	561	- Multi-node testing complete
	562	- P2P content distribution working
	563	- User feedback positive
	564
	565	---
	566
	567	Status: Phase 1 deployment guide complete
	568	Next: Create unit tests and run deployment checklist
	569	Date: 2026-01-21

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	1	# Serving Static Files in Pear Apps from pear:// Links
	2
	3	Problem Duration: ~4 hours of debugging
	4	Date: 2026-01-20
	5
	6	## The Problem
	7
	8	When running a Pear app from a `pear://` link, static files (HTML, CSS, JS) could not be served via HTTP. The files would load fine in local development (`pear run -d .`) but fail with 404 errors when running from `pear run pear://...`.
	9
	10	### What We Tried (That Didn't Work)
	11
	12	1. ❌ `import.meta.asset()` - Only works for module assets defined in package.json exports, not arbitrary bundled files
	13	2. ❌ `require.asset()` - Same limitation as above
	14	3. ❌ Relative paths with `fs.readFileSync()` - CWD is the user's home directory, not the app directory
	15	4. ❌ `import.meta.url` to construct paths - Returns `pear://key/public/file.html` but `fs.readFileSync()` can't read `pear://` URLs
	16	5. ❌ Opening Hyperdrive with `Pear.app.key` - Created a new empty Hyperdrive instead of accessing the existing one
	17	6. ❌ Direct IPC access via `Pear[Pear.constructor.IPC]` - Was undefined on older Pear versions
	18
	19	### Why It Was Confusing
	20
	21	Critical misunderstanding: We thought Pear extracted app files to `~/.config/pear/by-dkey/` like traditional runtimes.
	22
	23	Reality: Pear apps are stored as Hyperdrives in RocksDB block storage. The files are NEVER extracted to the filesystem.
	24
	25	```bash
	26	# These directories only contain runtime binaries, NOT app files:
	27	~/.config/pear/by-dkey/<hash>/bin/
	28	~/.config/pear/by-dkey/<hash>/lib/
	29	~/.config/pear/by-dkey/<hash>/prebuilds/
	30
	31	# App files exist only in Hyperdrive storage (RocksDB):
	32	~/.config/pear/cores/
	33	~/.config/pear/storage/
	34	# (not human-readable - it's block storage)
	35	```
	36
	37	## The Solution: `pear-appdrive`
	38
	39	Use the official `pear-appdrive` module to access the app bundle (read-only):
	40
	41	### Installation
	42
	43	```bash
	44	npm install pear-appdrive
	45	```
	46
	47	### Code
	48
	49	```javascript
	50	import { default as AppDrive } from 'pear-appdrive'
	51	import fs from 'bare-fs'
	52	import path from 'bare-path'
	53
	54	const isPear = typeof Pear !== 'undefined'
	55
	56	// At startup - access the app bundle
	57	let appDrive = null
	58	if (isPear) {
	59	appDrive = new AppDrive()
	60	await appDrive.ready()
	61	}
	62
	63	// In HTTP handler - serve static files
	64	async function serveStatic(req, res, url) {
	65	const fileName = url.pathname === '/' ? 'index.html' : url.pathname.substring(1)
	66
	67	let data
	68	if (appDrive) {
	69	// Running from pear:// - read from app bundle
	70	const filePath = '/public/' + fileName
	71	data = await appDrive.get(filePath)
	72	if (!data) throw new Error('File not found')
	73	} else {
	74	// Local dev - read from filesystem
	75	const localPath = path.join('public', fileName)
	76	data = fs.readFileSync(localPath)
	77	}
	78
	79	res.writeHead(200, { 'Content-Type': getContentType(fileName) })
	80	res.end(data)
	81	}
	82	```
	83
	84	## Key Concepts
	85
	86	### Two Separate Drives
	87
	88	1. App Bundle Drive (read-only) - Your shipped code
	89	- Accessed via `pear-appdrive`
	90	- Contains: index.js, public/, package.json, etc.
	91	- Read-only, immutable
	92
	93	2. User Data Drive (read/write) - Runtime storage
	94	- Created with `new Hyperdrive(new Corestore(Pear.config.storage))`
	95	- Contains: user data, state, databases
	96	- Writable, replicated
	97
	98	### How `pear-appdrive` Works
	99
	100	Internally, it accesses Pear's IPC to read from the already-running app Hyperdrive:
	101
	102	```javascript
	103	// What pear-appdrive does internally:
	104	const ipc = Pear[Pear.constructor.IPC]
	105	const data = await ipc.get({ key: '/public/index.html' })
	106	```
	107
	108	It's a wrapper that makes this easier and more reliable.
	109
	110	## Requirements
	111
	112	- Pear runtime: Updated version (the IPC API was undefined in older versions like 0.9609)
	113	- On ashatron: Required `npx pear@latest --upgrade` to get working IPC
	114
	115	## Testing
	116
	117	### Local Development
	118	```bash
	119	pear run -d . web 3003
	120	# Uses fs.readFileSync() - works immediately
	121	```
	122
	123	### From pear:// Link
	124	```bash
	125	# Stage and seed
	126	pear stage pear://yourkey
	127	pear seed pear://yourkey .
	128
	129	# On remote machine
	130	pear run pear://yourkey web 3003
	131	# Uses pear-appdrive - now works!
	132	```
	133
	134	## Lessons Learned
	135
	136	1. Pear apps are Hyperdrives, not extracted file trees
	137	2. `pear-appdrive` is the canonical way to read bundled files
	138	3. Always check Pear version - older versions had incomplete APIs
	139	4. File paths in app bundle start with `/` (e.g., `/public/index.html`)
	140	5. Clear cache when testing - `rm -rf ~/.config/pear/app-storage/by-dkey/<discovery-key>/`
	141
	142	## Update: Web Interface Fix (2026-01-20)
	143
	144	After solving the static file serving issue, the web interface loaded but was non-functional ("can't click on anything").
	145
	146	Root Cause: The `init()` function in `app-simple.js` called API endpoints before setting up event listeners. If API calls failed, event listeners never attached, making buttons unresponsive.
	147
	148	Fixes Applied:
	149	1. Reordered initialization - Event listeners now attach FIRST, before API calls
	150	2. Added error handling - Each initialization step wrapped in try-catch so failures don't stop the entire init
	151	3. Fixed variable redeclaration - `showProfileModal()` had `usernameDisplay` declared twice in same scope
	152
	153	Changes:
	154	- `public/app-simple.js` lines 14-31: Reordered init() to call setupEventListeners() first
	155	- `public/app-simple.js` lines 329-380: Renamed second `usernameDisplay` to `usernameDisplayEl`
	156
	157	Result: Web interface now works correctly from `pear://` links. All buttons functional even if network/API is slow.
	158
	159	## References
	160
	161	- pear-appdrive: https://github.com/holepunchto/pear-appdrive
	162	- Pear API docs: https://docs.pears.com/reference/api
	163	- Our implementation: `index.js` lines 15-25 and `serveStatic()` function
	164	- Web interface fix: `public/app-simple.js` lines 14-31 (init reordering)

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	1	# Update Wirecore on Ashatron
	2
	3	Quick guide to update wirecore on ashatron to the latest version.
	4
	5	## Current Status
	6	- Ashatron: Running older version
	7	- Latest: Version 2921 (Enhanced username UI)
	8	- Pear Link: `pear://zupx3qzpwj61hdt1bxanabctcyxqqu3arogctwim4qt3wfbzn4bo`
	9	- Trusted: Yes (TRUST granted)
	10
	11	## Method 1: Direct Pear Link (Recommended - Now Trusted!)
	12
	13	After granting TRUST, you can run directly from the pear link:
	14
	15	```bash
	16	ssh ashatron.local
	17
	18	# Stop old server (if running)
	19	pkill -f "pear run"
	20
	21	# Run latest version directly
	22	pear run pear://zupx3qzpwj61hdt1bxanabctcyxqqu3arogctwim4qt3wfbzn4bo web 3003
	23	```
	24
	25	Note: Data is stored in Pear's storage directory, so updates are automatic!
	26
	27	## Method 2: Update Existing Installation
	28
	29	SSH into ashatron and update the existing installation:
	30
	31	```bash
	32	ssh ashatron.local
	33
	34	# Stop the current server (if running)
	35	pkill -f "pear run"
	36
	37	# Navigate to wirecore directory
	38	cd /tmp/wirecore-test # or ~/wirecore
	39
	40	# Remove old code (keeps data!)
	41	rm -rf !(wirecore-storage)
	42
	43	# Download latest version
	44	pear dump pear://zupx3qzpwj61hdt1bxanabctcyxqqu3arogctwim4qt3wfbzn4bo .
	45
	46	# Restart server
	47	pear run . web 3003
	48	```
	49
	50	Note: Your identity and data in `wirecore-storage/` will be preserved!
	51
	52	## Method 2: Fresh Download
	53
	54	If you want a completely fresh installation:
	55
	56	```bash
	57	ssh ashatron.local
	58
	59	# Stop the current server
	60	pkill -f "pear run"
	61
	62	# Backup your storage (optional but recommended)
	63	cp -r /tmp/wirecore-test/wirecore-storage ~/wirecore-backup
	64
	65	# Remove old installation
	66	rm -rf /tmp/wirecore-test
	67
	68	# Download latest version
	69	pear dump pear://zupx3qzpwj61hdt1bxanabctcyxqqu3arogctwim4qt3wfbzn4bo /tmp/wirecore-test
	70
	71	# Restore your storage
	72	mv ~/wirecore-backup /tmp/wirecore-test/wirecore-storage
	73
	74	# Start server
	75	cd /tmp/wirecore-test
	76	pear run . web 3003
	77	```
	78
	79	## First-Time Setup (TRUST Required)
	80
	81	When running on a new machine for the first time:
	82
	83	```bash
	84	ssh ashatron.local
	85
	86	# First run - will prompt: "Use pear run again to execute trusted application"
	87	pear run pear://zupx3qzpwj61hdt1bxanabctcyxqqu3arogctwim4qt3wfbzn4bo
	88
	89	# Type: TRUST
	90
	91	# Then initialize your identity
	92	pear run pear://zupx3qzpwj61hdt1bxanabctcyxqqu3arogctwim4qt3wfbzn4bo init
	93
	94	# Set your username
	95	pear run pear://zupx3qzpwj61hdt1bxanabctcyxqqu3arogctwim4qt3wfbzn4bo setname "ashatron"
	96
	97	# Start web server
	98	pear run pear://zupx3qzpwj61hdt1bxanabctcyxqqu3arogctwim4qt3wfbzn4bo web 3003
	99	```
	100
	101	After TRUST is granted once, you can run any command directly!
	102
	103	## Verify Update
	104
	105	After updating, verify the new features are working:
	106
	107	```bash
	108	# Test profile API
	109	curl http://ashatron.local:3003/api/profile
	110
	111	# Should return your username if set
	112	# {"pubkey":"...","username":"..."}
	113	```
	114
	115	In browser:
	116	1. Open http://ashatron.local:3003
	117	2. Click the profile button (👤)
	118	3. You should see the enhanced profile modal with:
	119	- Prominent username display
	120	- Edit button (✏️) to modify username
	121	- Beautiful layout with sections
	122	- Copy-to-clipboard for public keys
	123
	124	## What's New in Version 2921
	125
	126	### Enhanced Username Editing
	127	- Better UI: Clean, modern profile modal design
	128	- Inline editing: Click edit button to show/hide form
	129	- Visual feedback: "Saving..." state and success toasts
	130	- Keyboard shortcuts: Enter to save, Esc to cancel
	131	- Character limit: Max 32 characters with helper text
	132	- Dark mode: Full dark mode support
	133
	134	### Previous Features (v2914)
	135	- Username support (CLI + API + Web UI)
	136	- Profile storage in Hyperbee
	137	- Username in post metadata
	138	- Timeline displays usernames
	139
	140	## Troubleshooting
	141
	142	### Port Already in Use
	143	```bash
	144	lsof -ti:3003 \| xargs kill
	145	```
	146
	147	### Can't Connect to Pear Link
	148	Use Method 1 (pear dump) instead - more reliable.
	149
	150	### Data Lost
	151	Your data should be in `wirecore-storage/` - make sure not to delete this directory!
	152
	153	### Old Version Still Showing
	154	Clear browser cache: Ctrl+Shift+R (or Cmd+Shift+R on Mac)
	155
	156	## Version History
	157
	158	- 2921: Enhanced username editing UI
	159	- 2914: Username support added
	160	- 2907: Bug fixes (mutex, network binding)
	161	- 2898: Web interface added
	162
	163	## Support
	164
	165	If you encounter issues, check:
	166	1. Server logs: `tail -f /tmp/wirecore.log` (if running with nohup)
	167	2. Browser console: F12 → Console tab
	168	3. Profile API: `curl http://ashatron.local:3003/api/profile`

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…	…	@@ -0,0 +1,340 @@
	1	# Username Feature Implementation
	2
	3	Version: 2914
	4	Date: 2026-01-20
	5	Status: ✅ Released
	6
	7	## Overview
	8
	9	Wirecore now supports user-friendly usernames instead of displaying hex public keys throughout the interface. Usernames are stored in profile metadata and included in all posts.
	10
	11	## Features
	12
	13	### Storage
	14	- Username stored in Hyperbee under `profile` key
	15	- Persists across sessions
	16	- Optional (defaults to null if not set)
	17	- Falls back to "You" for own posts, pubkey for others
	18
	19	### CLI Command
	20
	21	```bash
	22	# Set your username
	23	pear run . setname "Alice"
	24
	25	# Posts will now include your username
	26	pear run . post "Hello from Alice!"
	27	```
	28
	29	Output:
	30	```
	31	✅ Username set to: Alice
	32	```
	33
	34	### API Endpoints
	35
	36	#### GET /api/profile
	37	Returns current user's profile information.
	38
	39	Response:
	40	```json
	41	{
	42	"pubkey": "20245fda1c311e44ab69042796923161efd933bed027f227ae6c3a84b9201820",
	43	"username": "Alice"
	44	}
	45	```
	46
	47	#### POST /api/profile
	48	Updates username.
	49
	50	Request:
	51	```json
	52	{
	53	"username": "Alice"
	54	}
	55	```
	56
	57	Response:
	58	```json
	59	{
	60	"success": true,
	61	"username": "Alice"
	62	}
	63	```
	64
	65	Error Response (empty username):
	66	```json
	67	{
	68	"error": "Username cannot be empty"
	69	}
	70	```
	71
	72	### Web Interface
	73
	74	1. Click the profile button (👤) in the navbar
	75	2. Enter your username in the text field
	76	3. Click "Save"
	77	4. Navbar updates to show your username
	78
	79	Benefits:
	80	- No need to remember hex pubkeys
	81	- Friendly display in timeline
	82	- Easy identification of users
	83	- Click to copy pubkey still available
	84
	85	### Post Metadata
	86
	87	Posts now include username field:
	88
	89	```json
	90	{
	91	"type": "post",
	92	"text": "Hello world!",
	93	"timestamp": 1768952256329,
	94	"author": "20245fda...",
	95	"username": "Alice"
	96	}
	97	```
	98
	99	### Timeline Display
	100
	101	Timeline shows username with fallback logic:
	102
	103	Own posts:
	104	1. Username from post metadata (if set)
	105	2. "You" (if no username)
	106
	107	Followed posts:
	108	1. Username from post metadata (if set)
	109	2. Follow name (if provided when following)
	110	3. Truncated pubkey (as last resort)
	111
	112	Example timeline entry:
	113	```json
	114	{
	115	"text": "Testing username feature",
	116	"timestamp": 1768952256329,
	117	"username": "Alice",
	118	"author": "Alice",
	119	"publicKey": "20245fda...",
	120	"isOwn": true
	121	}
	122	```
	123
	124	## Implementation Details
	125
	126	### Backend Changes (index.js)
	127
	128	Profile initialization (line 212):
	129	```javascript
	130	await metaBee.put('profile', { username: null })
	131	```
	132
	133	New command (lines 262-280):
	134	```javascript
	135	async function cmdSetName(username) {
	136	await loadState()
	137	if (!metaBee) {
	138	console.error('❌ Not initialized. Run: init')
	139	return
	140	}
	141
	142	if (!username \|\| username.trim().length === 0) {
	143	console.error('❌ Username cannot be empty')
	144	return
	145	}
	146
	147	const profileNode = await metaBee.get('profile')
	148	const profile = (profileNode && profileNode.value) \|\| {}
	149	profile.username = username.trim()
	150	await metaBee.put('profile', profile)
	151
	152	console.log('✅ Username set to:', profile.username)
	153	}
	154	```
	155
	156	Post with username (lines 239-260):
	157	```javascript
	158	const profileNode = await metaBee.get('profile')
	159	const username = profileNode && profileNode.value && profileNode.value.username
	160
	161	const entry = {
	162	type: 'post',
	163	text: message,
	164	timestamp,
	165	author: b4a.toString(myFeed.key, 'hex'),
	166	username: username \|\| null
	167	}
	168	```
	169
	170	API endpoints (lines 533-565):
	171	```javascript
	172	case '/api/profile':
	173	if (req.method === 'GET') {
	174	const profileNode = await metaBee.get('profile')
	175	const profile = (profileNode && profileNode.value) \|\| {}
	176
	177	res.writeHead(200, { 'Content-Type': 'application/json' })
	178	res.end(JSON.stringify({
	179	pubkey: b4a.toString(identity.identityPublicKey, 'hex'),
	180	username: profile.username \|\| null
	181	}))
	182	} else if (req.method === 'POST') {
	183	const body = await readBody(req)
	184	const { username } = JSON.parse(body)
	185
	186	if (!username \|\| username.trim().length === 0) {
	187	res.writeHead(400, { 'Content-Type': 'application/json' })
	188	res.end(JSON.stringify({ error: 'Username cannot be empty' }))
	189	return
	190	}
	191
	192	const profileNode = await metaBee.get('profile')
	193	const profile = (profileNode && profileNode.value) \|\| {}
	194	profile.username = username.trim()
	195	await metaBee.put('profile', profile)
	196
	197	res.writeHead(200, { 'Content-Type': 'application/json' })
	198	res.end(JSON.stringify({ success: true, username: profile.username }))
	199	}
	200	break
	201	```
	202
	203	### Frontend Changes (app-simple.js)
	204
	205	Profile loading (lines 32-57):
	206	```javascript
	207	// Load profile (username)
	208	const profileRes = await fetch('/api/profile')
	209	profile = await profileRes.json()
	210
	211	// Update navbar
	212	const pubkeyDisplay = document.getElementById('pubkey-display')
	213	if (pubkeyDisplay) {
	214	const displayText = profile.username \|\| data.pubkey.substring(0, 8) + '...'
	215	pubkeyDisplay.textContent = displayText
	216	pubkeyDisplay.title = profile.username ? `${profile.username} (${data.pubkey})` : data.pubkey
	217	}
	218	```
	219
	220	Profile modal with username input (lines 265-347):
	221	```javascript
	222	modal.innerHTML = `
	223	<div class="modal">
	224	<h2>Your Profile</h2>
	225	<div class="profile-info">
	226	<strong>Username:</strong><br>
	227	<div style="display: flex; gap: 8px; margin-top: 4px; margin-bottom: 16px;">
	228	<input type="text" id="username-input" placeholder="Set your username"
	229	value="${profile && profile.username ? escapeHtml(profile.username) : ''}"
	230	style="flex: 1;" />
	231	<button id="username-save" class="primary">Save</button>
	232	</div>
	233	<!-- pubkey display -->
	234	</div>
	235	</div>
	236	`
	237
	238	// Save username
	239	modal.querySelector('#username-save').onclick = async () => {
	240	const username = modal.querySelector('#username-input').value.trim()
	241	if (!username) {
	242	showToast('Username cannot be empty', 'error')
	243	return
	244	}
	245
	246	try {
	247	const res = await fetch('/api/profile', {
	248	method: 'POST',
	249	headers: { 'Content-Type': 'application/json' },
	250	body: JSON.stringify({ username })
	251	})
	252
	253	if (!res.ok) throw new Error('Failed to save username')
	254
	255	showToast('Username saved!', 'success')
	256	await loadCurrentUser()
	257	} catch (err) {
	258	console.error('Failed to save username:', err)
	259	showToast('Failed to save username', 'error')
	260	}
	261	}
	262	```
	263
	264	## Testing
	265
	266	All tests passed successfully:
	267
	268	```bash
	269	# Set username via CLI
	270	pear run . setname "TestUser"
	271	# ✅ Username set to: TestUser
	272
	273	# Get profile via API
	274	curl http://localhost:3003/api/profile
	275	# {"pubkey":"2024...","username":"TestUser"}
	276
	277	# Post with username
	278	curl -X POST http://localhost:3003/api/post \
	279	-H 'Content-Type: application/json' \
	280	-d '{"message":"Testing username"}'
	281	# {"success":true}
	282
	283	# Check timeline
	284	curl http://localhost:3003/api/timeline \| jq '.[0]'
	285	# {
	286	# "text": "Testing username",
	287	# "username": "TestUser",
	288	# "author": "TestUser",
	289	# "isOwn": true
	290	# }
	291
	292	# Update username via API
	293	curl -X POST http://localhost:3003/api/profile \
	294	-H 'Content-Type: application/json' \
	295	-d '{"username":"NewUser"}'
	296	# {"success":true,"username":"NewUser"}
	297	```
	298
	299	## Migration
	300
	301	Existing users:
	302	- No migration needed
	303	- Username field defaults to null
	304	- Posts without username fall back to "You" or pubkey
	305	- Users can set username at any time
	306
	307	New users:
	308	- Initialize creates profile with `username: null`
	309	- Prompt on init: "💡 Set your username with: pear run . setname "YourName""
	310
	311	## Future Enhancements
	312
	313	Potential improvements for username feature:
	314
	315	1. Username validation - Length limits, character restrictions
	316	2. Username uniqueness - DHT-based username registry
	317	3. Display name vs handle - Separate fields (@handle vs Display Name)
	318	4. Username history - Track username changes over time
	319	5. Username search - Find users by username
	320	6. Username mentions - @username linking in posts
	321	7. Avatar + username - Profile pictures alongside names
	322
	323	## Compatibility
	324
	325	- Backward compatible - Old posts without username still display correctly
	326	- Forward compatible - Future versions can add more profile fields
	327	- P2P safe - Username travels with post metadata
	328	- Privacy safe - Username is optional and user-controlled
	329
	330	## Release Notes
	331
	332	Version 2914 (2026-01-20)
	333	- ✅ Username storage in profile metadata
	334	- ✅ CLI command for setting username
	335	- ✅ API endpoints for profile management
	336	- ✅ Web UI for username configuration
	337	- ✅ Timeline display with username support
	338	- ✅ Backward compatible with existing posts
	339
	340	Pear Link: `pear://zupx3qzpwj61hdt1bxanabctcyxqqu3arogctwim4qt3wfbzn4bo`

pear-app/bridge/cli.js +6 -0

…	…	@@ -65,6 +65,12 @@ async function main() {
65	65	process.exit(0)
66	66	}
67	67
	68	// Debug: log configuration values
	69	console.log('[DEBUG] isPear:', isPear)
	70	console.log('[DEBUG] Pear.config.storage:', isPear ? Pear.config.storage : 'N/A')
	71	console.log('[DEBUG] storagePath:', storagePath)
	72	console.log('[DEBUG] relayUrl:', relayUrl)
	73
68	74	// Initialize bridge (CLI runs standalone, so no existing store)
69	75	const bridge = new WirecoreBridge(relayUrl, null, storagePath)
70	76

pear-app/bridge/wirecore-bridge.js +39 -10

…	…	@@ -22,6 +22,7 @@ export class WirecoreBridge {
22	22	this.storagePath = storagePath
23	23	this.store = existingStore // Reuse existing Corestore if provided
24	24	this.metaBee = null
	25	this.contentCache = null // Phase 3: content-by-hash storage
25	26	this.syncBee = null // Track sync state
26	27	this.relayClient = null
27	28	this.myFeed = null
…	…	@@ -58,6 +59,13 @@ export class WirecoreBridge {
58	59	})
59	60	await this.metaBee.ready()
60	61
	62	// Phase 3: Load content cache (shared with pear-app)
	63	this.contentCache = new Hyperbee(this.store.get({ name: 'content-cache' }), {
	64	keyEncoding: 'utf-8',
	65	valueEncoding: 'utf-8'
	66	})
	67	await this.contentCache.ready()
	68
61	69	// Create sync state tracker
62	70	this.syncBee = new Hyperbee(this.store.get({ name: 'bridge-sync' }), {
63	71	keyEncoding: 'utf-8',
…	…	@@ -150,16 +158,21 @@ export class WirecoreBridge {
150	158	const block = await this.myFeed.get(i)
151	159	const entry = JSON.parse(block.toString())
152	160
153		// Extract YAML and create signature
154		const yaml = entry.text
155		const timestamp = entry.timestamp \|\| Date.now().toString()
	161	// Skip if no YAML (old format posts)
	162	if (!entry.yaml) {
	163	console.log(` ⏭ Skipping post ${i} (old format, no YAML)`)
	164	await this.setLastSyncedIndex(i + 1)
	165	continue
	166	}
	167
	168	// Extract YAML content
	169	const yaml = entry.yaml
156	170
157		// Hash YAML content
158		const contentHash = crypto.hash(Buffer.from(yaml, 'utf-8')).toString('base64url')
	171	// Hash YAML content (base64, not base64url - ANProto uses base64)
	172	const contentHash = ANProto.hash(yaml)
159	173
160		// Create signature (timestamp + contentHash)
161		const signaturePayload = timestamp + contentHash
162		const signature = ANProto.sign(signaturePayload, this.anprotoKeypair.secretKey)
	174	// Sign the content hash (ANProto.sign adds timestamp internally)
	175	const signature = ANProto.sign(contentHash, this.anprotoKeypair)
163	176
164	177	// Push to relay
165	178	await this.relayClient.push(pubkey, yaml, signature, null)
…	…	@@ -198,9 +211,25 @@ export class WirecoreBridge {
198	211	const count = Array.isArray(posts) ? posts.length : 0
199	212	console.log(` Received ${count} posts`)
200	213
201		// TODO: Store in local Hyperbee cache for timeline integration
202		// For now, just log the posts
	214	// Phase 3: Store posts in contentCache by hash
	215	let stored = 0
203	216	if (Array.isArray(posts)) {
	217	for (const post of posts) {
	218	if (post.text) {
	219	// Hash the content
	220	const contentHash = ANProto.hash(post.text)
	221
	222	// Store in contentCache (only if not already there)
	223	const existing = await this.contentCache.get(contentHash)
	224	if (!existing) {
	225	await this.contentCache.put(contentHash, post.text)
	226	stored++
	227	}
	228	}
	229	}
	230	console.log(` Stored ${stored} new posts in contentCache`)
	231
	232	// Log recent posts
204	233	const recent = posts.slice(0, 5)
205	234	console.log(` Showing ${recent.length} most recent:`)
206	235	recent.forEach(post => {

pear-app/index.js +123 -10

…	…	@@ -54,6 +54,7 @@ let store = null
54	54	let swarm = null
55	55	let myFeed = null
56	56	let metaBee = null
	57	let contentCache = null // Hyperbee for content-by-hash storage (Phase 3)
57	58	let userDrive = null // Hyperdrive for user files (images, etc.)
58	59	let identity = null // Legacy IdentityKey (will be removed in Phase 2)
59	60	let anprotoKeypair = null // ANProto keypair { publicKey: Buffer, secretKey: Buffer }
…	…	@@ -79,6 +80,13 @@ async function loadState() {
79	80	})
80	81	await metaBee.ready()
81	82
	83	// Load content cache (Phase 3: content-by-hash storage)
	84	contentCache = new Hyperbee(store.get({ name: 'content-cache' }), {
	85	keyEncoding: 'utf-8',
	86	valueEncoding: 'utf-8'
	87	})
	88	await contentCache.ready()
	89
82	90	// Check for ANProto keypair (new system) FIRST
83	91	const keypairNode = await metaBee.get('anproto-keypair')
84	92	if (keypairNode && keypairNode.value) {
…	…	@@ -129,6 +137,7 @@ async function loadState() {
129	137	store = null
130	138	myFeed = null
131	139	metaBee = null
	140	contentCache = null
132	141	userDrive = null
133	142	identity = null
134	143	return null
…	…	@@ -325,16 +334,36 @@ async function cmdPost(message) {
325	334	const username = profileNode && profileNode.value && profileNode.value.username
326	335
327	336	const timestamp = Date.now()
	337
	338	// Get previous post hash for chain
	339	let previousHash = null
	340	if (myFeed.length > 0) {
	341	const prevBlock = await myFeed.get(myFeed.length - 1)
	342	previousHash = b4a.toString(crypto.hash(prevBlock), 'base64')
	343	}
	344
	345	// Create YAML format for relay compatibility
	346	const metadata = {
	347	name: username \|\| null,
	348	previous: previousHash
	349	}
	350	const yaml = YAMLHelper.create(metadata, message)
	351
	352	// Phase 3: Hash content and store in contentCache
	353	const contentHash = ANProto.hash(yaml)
	354	await contentCache.put(contentHash, yaml)
	355
	356	// Store in feed with both full content (transition) and hash
328	357	const entry = {
329		type: 'post',
330		text: message,
	358	yaml,
	359	contentHash, // Phase 3: Add hash for Phase 4 transition
331	360	timestamp,
332		author: b4a.toString(myFeed.key, 'hex'),
333	361	username: username \|\| null
334	362	}
335	363
336	364	await myFeed.append(Buffer.from(JSON.stringify(entry)))
337	365	console.log('✅ Posted:', message)
	366	console.log(' Hash:', contentHash.substring(0, 16) + '...')
338	367	}
339	368
340	369	/**
…	…	@@ -1124,13 +1153,43 @@ async function handleAPI(req, res, url) {
1124	1153	const profileNode = await metaBee.get('profile')
1125	1154	const username = profileNode && profileNode.value && profileNode.value.username
1126	1155
	1156	const timestamp = Date.now()
	1157
	1158	// Get previous post hash for chain
	1159	let previousHash = null
	1160	if (myFeed.length > 0) {
	1161	const prevBlock = await myFeed.get(myFeed.length - 1)
	1162	previousHash = b4a.toString(crypto.hash(prevBlock), 'base64')
	1163	}
	1164
	1165	// Handle image if provided
	1166	let imageHash = null
	1167	if (imageData) {
	1168	const imgBuffer = b4a.from(imageData, 'base64')
	1169	imageHash = b4a.toString(crypto.hash(imgBuffer), 'base64')
	1170	}
	1171
	1172	// Create YAML format for relay compatibility
	1173	const metadata = {
	1174	name: username \|\| null,
	1175	image: imageHash,
	1176	previous: previousHash
	1177	}
	1178	const yaml = YAMLHelper.create(metadata, message)
	1179
	1180	// Phase 3: Hash content and store in contentCache
	1181	const contentHash = ANProto.hash(yaml)
	1182	await contentCache.put(contentHash, yaml)
	1183
	1184	// Store in feed with both full content (transition) and hash
1127	1185	const entry = {
1128		text: message,
1129		timestamp: Date.now(),
	1186	yaml,
	1187	contentHash, // Phase 3: Add hash for Phase 4 transition
	1188	timestamp,
1130	1189	username: username \|\| null
1131	1190	}
1132	1191
1133		// Add image data if provided (stored inline as base64)
	1192	// Store image inline for P2P replication
1134	1193	if (imageData) {
1135	1194	entry.imageData = imageData
1136	1195	entry.imageMimeType = imageMimeType \|\| 'image/jpeg'
…	…	@@ -1436,6 +1495,30 @@ async function getTimelineMessages(limit) {
1436	1495	if (!block) continue
1437	1496	const entry = JSON.parse(block.toString())
1438	1497
	1498	// Phase 3: Try contentCache first if hash available
	1499	let yaml = entry.yaml
	1500	if (entry.contentHash && !yaml) {
	1501	const cached = await contentCache.get(entry.contentHash)
	1502	if (cached) {
	1503	yaml = cached.value
	1504	}
	1505	}
	1506
	1507	// If we have yaml from feed but not in cache, store it
	1508	if (entry.yaml && entry.contentHash) {
	1509	const cached = await contentCache.get(entry.contentHash)
	1510	if (!cached) {
	1511	await contentCache.put(entry.contentHash, entry.yaml)
	1512	}
	1513	}
	1514
	1515	// Parse YAML if present (new format), otherwise use text directly (old format)
	1516	let text = entry.text \|\| ''
	1517	if (yaml) {
	1518	const parsed = YAMLHelper.parse(yaml)
	1519	text = parsed.content
	1520	}
	1521
1439	1522	// Use username from post if available, otherwise "You"
1440	1523	const displayName = entry.username \|\| 'You'
1441	1524
…	…	@@ -1447,10 +1530,13 @@ async function getTimelineMessages(limit) {
1447	1530	}
1448	1531
1449	1532	messages.push({
1450		...entry,
	1533	text,
	1534	timestamp: entry.timestamp,
1451	1535	author: displayName,
1452	1536	publicKey: pubkey,
1453		isOwn: true
	1537	isOwn: true,
	1538	imageData: entry.imageData,
	1539	imageMimeType: entry.imageMimeType
1454	1540	})
1455	1541	} catch (err) {
1456	1542	// Skip
…	…	@@ -1468,14 +1554,41 @@ async function getTimelineMessages(limit) {
1468	1554	if (!block) continue
1469	1555	const entry = JSON.parse(block.toString())
1470	1556
	1557	// Phase 3: Try contentCache first if hash available
	1558	let yaml = entry.yaml
	1559	if (entry.contentHash && !yaml) {
	1560	const cached = await contentCache.get(entry.contentHash)
	1561	if (cached) {
	1562	yaml = cached.value
	1563	}
	1564	}
	1565
	1566	// If we have yaml from feed but not in cache, store it
	1567	if (entry.yaml && entry.contentHash) {
	1568	const cached = await contentCache.get(entry.contentHash)
	1569	if (!cached) {
	1570	await contentCache.put(entry.contentHash, entry.yaml)
	1571	}
	1572	}
	1573
	1574	// Parse YAML if present (new format), otherwise use text directly (old format)
	1575	let text = entry.text \|\| ''
	1576	if (yaml) {
	1577	const parsed = YAMLHelper.parse(yaml)
	1578	text = parsed.content
	1579	}
	1580
1471	1581	// Use username from post if available, otherwise follow name or pubkey
1472	1582	const displayName = entry.username \|\| name \|\| publicKey.substring(0, 16)
1473	1583
1474	1584	messages.push({
1475		...entry,
	1585	text,
	1586	timestamp: entry.timestamp,
1476	1587	author: displayName,
1477	1588	publicKey,
1478		isOwn: false
	1589	isOwn: false,
	1590	imageData: entry.imageData,
	1591	imageMimeType: entry.imageMimeType
1479	1592	})
1480	1593	} catch (err) {
1481	1594	continue

pear-app/lib/relay-client.js +9 -11

…	…	@@ -10,6 +10,7 @@
10	10
11	11	import https from 'bare-https'
12	12	import http from 'bare-http1'
	13	import { Socket as WebSocket } from 'bare-ws'
13	14
14	15	export class RelayClient {
15	16	constructor(relayUrl = 'https://7rnx.net/relay') {
…	…	@@ -27,16 +28,12 @@ export class RelayClient {
27	28	* @returns {Promise<void>}
28	29	*/
29	30	async push(pubkey, yaml, signature, imageData = null) {
30		// Dynamically import WebSocket (bare-ws)
31		const bareWs = await import('bare-ws')
32		const { WebSocket } = bareWs
33
34	31	return new Promise((resolve, reject) => {
35	32	console.log(`📤 Pushing to relay: ${this.wsUrl}`)
36	33
37	34	const ws = new WebSocket(this.wsUrl)
38	35	const timeout = setTimeout(() => {
39		ws.close()
	36	ws.destroy()
40	37	reject(new Error('Relay push timeout (10s)'))
41	38	}, 10000)
42	39
…	…	@@ -46,29 +43,30 @@ export class RelayClient {
46	43
47	44	try {
48	45	// Send in order: pubkey, content, image (optional), signature
49		ws.send(pubkey)
	46	// Note: bare-ws Socket is a Duplex stream, use .write() not .send()
	47	ws.write(pubkey)
50	48	console.log(' → Sent pubkey')
51	49
52		ws.send(yaml)
	50	ws.write(yaml)
53	51	console.log(' → Sent content')
54	52
55	53	if (imageData) {
56		ws.send(imageData)
	54	ws.write(imageData)
57	55	console.log(' → Sent image')
58	56	}
59	57
60		ws.send(signature)
	58	ws.write(signature)
61	59	console.log(' → Sent signature')
62	60
63	61	// Close after 2 seconds (relay processes messages)
64	62	setTimeout(() => {
65		ws.close()
	63	ws.destroy()
66	64	console.log('✅ Post pushed to relay')
67	65	resolve()
68	66	}, 2000)
69	67	} catch (err) {
70	68	clearTimeout(timeout)
71		ws.close()
	69	ws.destroy()
72	70	reject(err)
73	71	}
74	72	})

pear-app/public/apds-compat.js +225 -0

…	…	@@ -0,0 +1,225 @@
	1	/**
	2	* APDS-Compatible Identity Layer for Wirecore
	3	*
	4	* Matches Wiredove's apds API for browser-side identity management
	5	* Uses IndexedDB for persistent storage
	6	* Compatible with ANProto ed25519 keypair format (88 chars)
	7	* Uses TweetNaCl for Ed25519 signing + Web Crypto API for SHA-256
	8	*
	9	* Note: Requires TweetNaCl to be loaded via script tag in HTML
	10	*/
	11
	12	const DB_NAME = 'wirecore'
	13	const DB_VERSION = 1
	14	const STORE_NAME = 'identity'
	15
	16	let db = null
	17
	18	/**
	19	* Initialize IndexedDB
	20	*/
	21	async function initDB() {
	22	return new Promise((resolve, reject) => {
	23	const request = indexedDB.open(DB_NAME, DB_VERSION)
	24
	25	request.onerror = () => reject(request.error)
	26	request.onsuccess = () => resolve(request.result)
	27
	28	request.onupgradeneeded = (event) => {
	29	const db = event.target.result
	30	if (!db.objectStoreNames.contains(STORE_NAME)) {
	31	db.createObjectStore(STORE_NAME)
	32	}
	33	}
	34	})
	35	}
	36
	37	/**
	38	* Base64 encode (standard base64 - matches server b4a format)
	39	*/
	40	function base64Encode(bytes) {
	41	return btoa(String.fromCharCode(...bytes))
	42	}
	43
	44	/**
	45	* Base64 decode
	46	*/
	47	function base64Decode(str) {
	48	const binary = atob(str)
	49	const bytes = new Uint8Array(binary.length)
	50	for (let i = 0; i < binary.length; i++) {
	51	bytes[i] = binary.charCodeAt(i)
	52	}
	53	return bytes
	54	}
	55
	56	/**
	57	* Generate ANProto-compatible ed25519 keypair (132 chars base64)
	58	* Format: publicKey (44 chars) + secretKey (88 chars) = 132 total
	59	*/
	60	async function generateKeypair() {
	61	// Generate keypair using TweetNaCl
	62	const keypair = nacl.sign.keyPair()
	63
	64	// ANProto format: base64(publicKey) + base64(secretKey)
	65	// publicKey: 32 bytes -> 44 chars
	66	// secretKey: 64 bytes -> 88 chars (seed + public concatenated)
	67	const publicKeyB64 = base64Encode(keypair.publicKey)
	68	const secretKeyB64 = base64Encode(keypair.secretKey)
	69
	70	return publicKeyB64 + secretKeyB64
	71	}
	72
	73	/**
	74	* Deterministic JSON stringify (sorts keys) - matches ANProto
	75	*/
	76	function deterministicStringify(obj) {
	77	if (obj === null) return 'null'
	78	if (typeof obj !== 'object') return JSON.stringify(obj)
	79	if (Array.isArray(obj)) return '[' + obj.map(item => deterministicStringify(item)).join(',') + ']'
	80
	81	const keys = Object.keys(obj).sort()
	82	const pairs = keys.map(key => JSON.stringify(key) + ':' + deterministicStringify(obj[key]))
	83	return '{' + pairs.join(',') + '}'
	84	}
	85
	86	/**
	87	* Hash data using SHA-256 (Web Crypto API)
	88	*/
	89	async function hashData(data) {
	90	const encoder = new TextEncoder()
	91	const dataBuffer = typeof data === 'string' ? encoder.encode(data) : data
	92	const hashBuffer = await crypto.subtle.digest('SHA-256', dataBuffer)
	93	return base64Encode(new Uint8Array(hashBuffer))
	94	}
	95
	96	/**
	97	* Sign data with keypair (TweetNaCl - ANProto compatible)
	98	*/
	99	async function signData(data, keypair) {
	100	const publicKeyB64 = keypair.substring(0, 44)
	101	const secretKeyB64 = keypair.substring(44, 132)
	102
	103	// Convert from base64
	104	const secretKey = base64Decode(secretKeyB64)
	105
	106	// Sign the message (TweetNaCl returns signature+message concatenated)
	107	const encoder = new TextEncoder()
	108	const messageBuffer = encoder.encode(data)
	109	const signedMessage = nacl.sign(messageBuffer, secretKey)
	110
	111	// Convert to base64
	112	const signedB64 = base64Encode(signedMessage)
	113
	114	// ANProto format: publicKey + signedMessage
	115	return publicKeyB64 + signedB64
	116	}
	117
	118	/**
	119	* APDS-compatible API
	120	*/
	121	export const apds = {
	122	/**
	123	* Start APDS (initialize IndexedDB)
	124	*/
	125	async start() {
	126	// Check TweetNaCl is loaded
	127	if (!window.nacl) {
	128	throw new Error('TweetNaCl not loaded. Add script tag to HTML.')
	129	}
	130	db = await initDB()
	131	console.log('Wirecore identity layer initialized (TweetNaCl ready)')
	132	},
	133
	134	/**
	135	* Generate new keypair
	136	*/
	137	async generate() {
	138	return await generateKeypair()
	139	},
	140
	141	/**
	142	* Get stored keypair
	143	*/
	144	async keypair() {
	145	if (!db) throw new Error('APDS not started')
	146
	147	return new Promise((resolve, reject) => {
	148	const tx = db.transaction(STORE_NAME, 'readonly')
	149	const store = tx.objectStore(STORE_NAME)
	150	const request = store.get('keypair')
	151
	152	request.onsuccess = () => resolve(request.result)
	153	request.onerror = () => reject(request.error)
	154	})
	155	},
	156
	157	/**
	158	* Get public key only (first 44 chars of 132-char keypair)
	159	*/
	160	async pubkey() {
	161	const keypair = await this.keypair()
	162	return keypair ? keypair.substring(0, 44) : null
	163	},
	164
	165	/**
	166	* Store a value
	167	*/
	168	async put(key, value) {
	169	if (!db) throw new Error('APDS not started')
	170
	171	return new Promise((resolve, reject) => {
	172	const tx = db.transaction(STORE_NAME, 'readwrite')
	173	const store = tx.objectStore(STORE_NAME)
	174	store.put(value, key)
	175
	176	tx.oncomplete = () => resolve()
	177	tx.onerror = () => reject(tx.error)
	178	})
	179	},
	180
	181	/**
	182	* Get a value
	183	*/
	184	async get(key) {
	185	if (!db) throw new Error('APDS not started')
	186
	187	return new Promise((resolve, reject) => {
	188	const tx = db.transaction(STORE_NAME, 'readonly')
	189	const store = tx.objectStore(STORE_NAME)
	190	const request = store.get(key)
	191
	192	request.onsuccess = () => resolve(request.result)
	193	request.onerror = () => reject(request.error)
	194	})
	195	},
	196
	197	/**
	198	* Hash content
	199	*/
	200	async hash(data) {
	201	return await hashData(data)
	202	},
	203
	204	/**
	205	* Sign content with stored keypair
	206	* If data is an object, it will be stringified deterministically (matching ANProto)
	207	*/
	208	async sign(data) {
	209	const keypair = await this.keypair()
	210	if (!keypair) {
	211	throw new Error('No keypair - generate one first')
	212	}
	213
	214	// If data is an object, use deterministic stringify to match server
	215	const dataString = typeof data === 'object' ? deterministicStringify(data) : data
	216
	217	const hash = await this.hash(dataString)
	218
	219	// ANProto format: sign(timestamp + hash)
	220	const timestamp = Date.now().toString()
	221	const message = timestamp + hash
	222
	223	return await signData(message, keypair)
	224	}
	225	}

pear-app/public/app.js +1585 -0

…	…	@@ -0,0 +1,1585 @@
	1	/**
	2	* Wirecore Web Client
	3	*
	4	* Frontend application for browser interface
	5	*/
	6
	7	import { apds } from './apds-compat.js'
	8	import { autoLink, markdown } from './markdown.js'
	9	import { TrysteroContentTransport } from './trystero-content-transport.js'
	10	import { joinRoom } from './trystero-torrent.min.js'
	11
	12	// State
	13	let currentUser = null
	14	let timeline = []
	15	let ws = null
	16	let trysteroTransport = null
	17
	18	// API Base URL - detect if we're running under a sub-path
	19	const getBasePath = () => {
	20	const path = window.location.pathname
	21	// If path starts with /wirecore/, use that as base
	22	if (path.startsWith('/wirecore/')) {
	23	return window.location.origin + '/wirecore'
	24	}
	25	// Otherwise use origin only
	26	return window.location.origin
	27	}
	28	const API_BASE = getBasePath()
	29
	30	// Initialize app
	31	async function init() {
	32	console.log('Initializing Wirecore web client...')
	33
	34	// Initialize identity layer
	35	await apds.start()
	36
	37	// Load or generate identity
	38	await initializeIdentity()
	39
	40	// Initialize P2P networking
	41	await initializeTrystero()
	42
	43	// Load timeline
	44	await loadTimeline()
	45
	46	// Connect WebSocket
	47	connectWebSocket()
	48
	49	// Setup event listeners
	50	setupEventListeners()
	51
	52	console.log('Wirecore initialized!')
	53	}
	54
	55	// Initialize browser identity
	56	async function initializeIdentity() {
	57	let keypair = await apds.keypair()
	58
	59	// Check if we have an old-format keypair (88 chars instead of 132)
	60	if (keypair && keypair.length !== 132) {
	61	console.log('Detected old keypair format (length ' + keypair.length + '), clearing and regenerating...')
	62	// Clear old keypair
	63	await apds.put('keypair', null)
	64	keypair = null
	65	}
	66
	67	if (!keypair) {
	68	// First time user or migrating from old format - generate new identity
	69	console.log('Generating new identity...')
	70	keypair = await apds.generate()
	71	await apds.put('keypair', keypair)
	72
	73	// Show backup modal
	74	showBackupModal(keypair)
	75	}
	76
	77	const publicKey = keypair.substring(0, 44)
	78
	79	currentUser = {
	80	publicKey,
	81	name: await apds.get('name') \|\| 'Anonymous'
	82	}
	83
	84	console.log('Identity loaded:', publicKey.substring(0, 8) + '...')
	85
	86	// Update navbar
	87	const pubkeyDisplay = document.getElementById('pubkey-display')
	88	if (pubkeyDisplay) {
	89	pubkeyDisplay.textContent = publicKey.substring(0, 8) + '...'
	90	pubkeyDisplay.title = publicKey
	91	}
	92	}
	93
	94	// Initialize Trystero P2P networking
	95	async function initializeTrystero() {
	96	if (!currentUser \|\| !currentUser.publicKey) {
	97	console.error('Cannot initialize Trystero: no user identity')
	98	return
	99	}
	100
	101	try {
	102	console.log('Initializing Trystero P2P networking...')
	103
	104	// Detect environment for relay configuration
	105	const isProduction = window.location.pathname.startsWith('/wirecore/')
	106
	107	// Create transport with custom relay URLs and STUN servers
	108	const relayUrls = isProduction ? [
	109	// Production: Use only public trackers (working ones)
	110	'wss://tracker.openwebtorrent.com',
	111	'wss://tracker.files.fm:7073/announce'
	112	] : [
	113	// Development: Try local tracker first, then public
	114	'ws://localhost:8000',
	115	'wss://tracker.openwebtorrent.com',
	116	'wss://tracker.files.fm:7073/announce'
	117	]
	118
	119	trysteroTransport = new TrysteroContentTransport(apds, {
	120	appId: 'wirecore-v1',
	121	password: 'wirecore-p2p-2026',
	122	relayUrls,
	123	// STUN servers for NAT traversal (TURN servers not needed for most cases)
	124	rtcConfig: {
	125	iceServers: [
	126	{ urls: 'stun:stun.l.google.com:19302' },
	127	{ urls: 'stun:stun.cloudflare.com:3478' },
	128	{ urls: 'stun:stun1.l.google.com:19302' },
	129	{ urls: 'stun:stun2.l.google.com:19302' }
	130	]
	131	}
	132	})
	133
	134	// Join shared room for peer discovery (like wiredove's 'wiredovev1')
	135	// All Wirecore users join the same room to find each other
	136	const roomName = 'wirecorev1'
	137
	138	await trysteroTransport.joinRoom(roomName, joinRoom)
	139
	140	console.log(`Trystero: joined room ${roomName.substring(0, 8)}...`)
	141	console.log(`Trystero: ${trysteroTransport.getPeerCount()} peers connected`)
	142
	143	// Expose to window for use in markdown.js and other modules
	144	window.trysteroTransport = trysteroTransport
	145
	146	// Update peer count in UI periodically
	147	setInterval(() => {
	148	const peerCount = trysteroTransport.getPeerCount()
	149	console.log(`Trystero: ${peerCount} peers connected`)
	150	}, 30000) // Every 30 seconds
	151	} catch (err) {
	152	console.error('Failed to initialize Trystero:', err)
	153	showToast('P2P networking unavailable', 'error')
	154	}
	155	}
	156
	157	// Show backup modal for new identity
	158	function showBackupModal(keypair) {
	159	const publicKey = keypair.substring(0, 44)
	160
	161	const modal = document.createElement('div')
	162	modal.className = 'modal-overlay'
	163	modal.innerHTML = `
	164	<div class="modal-content" style="max-width: 600px;">
	165	<h2>🔑 Identity Created!</h2>
	166	<p>Your identity has been generated. <strong>Save this keypair</strong> - it's your only way to access this account!</p>
	167
	168	<div style="margin: 20px 0;">
	169	<label style="display: block; margin-bottom: 5px; font-weight: 600;">Public Key (share this):</label>
	170	<input type="text" readonly value="${publicKey}" style="width: 100%; padding: 8px; font-family: monospace;" onclick="this.select()">
	171	</div>
	172
	173	<div style="margin: 20px 0;">
	174	<label style="display: block; margin-bottom: 5px; font-weight: 600;">Keypair (keep secret!):</label>
	175	<textarea readonly style="width: 100%; height: 100px; padding: 8px; font-family: monospace; resize: vertical;" onclick="this.select()">${keypair}</textarea>
	176	</div>
	177
	178	<div style="display: flex; gap: 10px; margin-top: 20px;">
	179	<button onclick="downloadKeypair('${keypair}')" style="flex: 1; padding: 10px;">
	180	📥 Download Backup
	181	</button>
	182	<button onclick="copyToClipboard('${keypair}')" style="flex: 1; padding: 10px;">
	183	📋 Copy to Clipboard
	184	</button>
	185	</div>
	186
	187	<button onclick="this.closest('.modal-overlay').remove()" style="width: 100%; padding: 10px; margin-top: 10px; background: #4CAF50; color: white; border: none; cursor: pointer;">
	188	✅ I've Saved My Keypair
	189	</button>
	190
	191	<p style="margin-top: 20px; font-size: 0.9em; color: #666;">
	192	⚠️ Without this keypair, you cannot recover your identity. Store it somewhere safe!
	193	</p>
	194	</div>
	195	`
	196
	197	document.body.appendChild(modal)
	198	}
	199
	200	// Download keypair as file
	201	window.downloadKeypair = function(keypair) {
	202	const blob = new Blob([keypair], { type: 'text/plain' })
	203	const url = URL.createObjectURL(blob)
	204	const a = document.createElement('a')
	205	a.href = url
	206	a.download = `wirecore-identity-${Date.now()}.txt`
	207	a.click()
	208	URL.revokeObjectURL(url)
	209	showToast('Keypair downloaded!', 'success')
	210	}
	211
	212	// Copy to clipboard
	213	window.copyToClipboard = function(text) {
	214	navigator.clipboard.writeText(text).then(() => {
	215	showToast('Copied to clipboard!', 'success')
	216	}).catch(err => {
	217	console.error('Failed to copy:', err)
	218	showToast('Failed to copy', 'error')
	219	})
	220	}
	221
	222	// Load timeline
	223	let timelinePagination = { offset: 0, limit: 50, hasMore: false }
	224
	225	async function loadTimeline(append = false) {
	226	try {
	227	const timelineEl = document.getElementById('timeline')
	228	if (!append) {
	229	timelineEl.innerHTML = '<div class="loading">Loading timeline</div>'
	230	timelinePagination.offset = 0
	231	}
	232
	233	const response = await fetch(`${API_BASE}/api/timeline?limit=${timelinePagination.limit}&offset=${timelinePagination.offset}`, {
	234	headers: {
	235	'X-Wirecore-PublicKey': currentUser.publicKey
	236	}
	237	})
	238
	239	if (!response.ok) {
	240	const error = await response.json()
	241	console.error('Timeline fetch failed:', error)
	242	timeline = []
	243	renderTimeline()
	244	showToast('Failed to load timeline: ' + (error.error \|\| response.statusText), 'error')
	245	return
	246	}
	247
	248	const data = await response.json()
	249
	250	// Handle both new format (with pagination) and old format (array)
	251	if (Array.isArray(data)) {
	252	// Old format - backward compatibility
	253	timeline = data
	254	timelinePagination.hasMore = false
	255	} else {
	256	// New format with pagination
	257	if (append) {
	258	timeline = timeline.concat(data.posts)
	259	} else {
	260	timeline = data.posts
	261	}
	262	timelinePagination = data.pagination
	263	}
	264
	265	renderTimeline()
	266	} catch (err) {
	267	console.error('Failed to load timeline:', err)
	268	timeline = []
	269	renderTimeline()
	270	showToast('Failed to load timeline', 'error')
	271	}
	272	}
	273
	274	// Load more posts
	275	async function loadMore() {
	276	if (!timelinePagination.hasMore) return
	277	timelinePagination.offset += timelinePagination.limit
	278	await loadTimeline(true)
	279	}
	280
	281	// Render timeline
	282	async function renderTimeline() {
	283	const timelineEl = document.getElementById('timeline')
	284
	285	if (timeline.length === 0) {
	286	timelineEl.innerHTML = `
	287	<div class="empty-state">
	288	<h3>No posts yet</h3>
	289	<p>Start posting or follow some users!</p>
	290	</div>
	291	`
	292	return
	293	}
	294
	295	const postsHtml = (await Promise.all(timeline.map(post => renderPost(post)))).join('')
	296
	297	const loadMoreButton = timelinePagination.hasMore ? `
	298	<div style="text-align: center; margin: 2em 0;">
	299	<button onclick="loadMore()" class="button" style="padding: 0.75em 2em;">
	300	Load More
	301	</button>
	302	</div>
	303	` : ''
	304
	305	timelineEl.innerHTML = postsHtml + loadMoreButton
	306	}
	307
	308	// Render a single post
	309	async function renderPost(post) {
	310	const isOwnPost = post.author === currentUser.publicKey
	311	const authorName = isOwnPost ? currentUser.name : (post.name \|\| 'Anonymous')
	312	const authorShort = post.author.substring(0, 8)
	313	const avatarLetter = authorShort[0].toUpperCase()
	314	const timestamp = new Date(post.timestamp).toLocaleString()
	315
	316	// Get profile image (try for both own and other users)
	317	let avatarHtml
	318	let profileImage = null
	319
	320	if (isOwnPost) {
	321	// Load own profile image
	322	profileImage = await apds.get('profile-image')
	323	} else {
	324	// Try to load other user's profile image (if they've shared it)
	325	profileImage = await apds.get(`profile-image:${post.author}`)
	326
	327	// If not found locally and we have P2P, request from peers
	328	if (!profileImage && window.trysteroTransport && window.trysteroTransport.hasActivePeers()) {
	329	const pfpHash = `profile-image:${post.author}`
	330	try {
	331	console.log(`Requesting profile picture for ${authorShort}... from P2P peers`)
	332	profileImage = await window.trysteroTransport.requestContent(pfpHash, { timeout: 3000 })
	333	if (profileImage) {
	334	// Store for future use
	335	await apds.put(pfpHash, profileImage)
	336	console.log(`Received profile picture for ${authorShort}... from peers`)
	337	}
	338	} catch (err) {
	339	console.log(`P2P request timeout for profile picture ${authorShort}...`)
	340	}
	341	}
	342	}
	343
	344	if (profileImage) {
	345	avatarHtml = `<img src="${profileImage}" class="avatar" style="width: 40px; height: 40px; border-radius: 50%; object-fit: cover;">`
	346	} else {
	347	avatarHtml = `<div class="avatar">${avatarLetter}</div>`
	348	}
	349
	350	let contentHtml = ''
	351
	352	switch (post.content.type) {
	353	case 'post':
	354	contentHtml = `<div>${await markdown(post.content.text)}</div>`
	355	break
	356	case 'reply':
	357	const replyTarget = post.content.target?.author ? post.content.target.author.substring(0, 8) + '...' : 'someone'
	358	contentHtml = `
	359	<div style="color: #999; font-size: 0.9em; margin-bottom: 0.5em;">
	360	<span class="material-symbols-outlined" style="font-size: 16px; vertical-align: middle;">Reply</span>
	361	Replying to ${replyTarget}
	362	</div>
	363	<div>${await markdown(post.content.text)}</div>
	364	`
	365	break
	366	case 'boost':
	367	// Try to find the boosted post in timeline
	368	const boostedPost = post.content.target?.author ? timeline.find(p =>
	369	p.author === post.content.target.author &&
	370	p.sequence === post.content.target.sequence
	371	) : null
	372
	373	if (boostedPost && boostedPost.content.type === 'post') {
	374	const boostedAuthorName = boostedPost.name \|\| 'Anonymous'
	375	const boostedAuthorShort = boostedPost.author.substring(0, 8)
	376	contentHtml = `
	377	<div style="margin-bottom: 0.75em; color: #10b981; font-weight: 600; display: flex; align-items: center; gap: 0.5em;">
	378	<span class="material-symbols-outlined" style="font-size: 18px;">Repeat</span>
	379	<span>Boosted</span>
	380	</div>
	381	<div style="padding-left: 1em; border-left: 3px solid #10b981; margin-left: 0.5em;">
	382	<div style="margin-bottom: 0.5em;">
	383	<a href="#${boostedPost.author}" onclick="event.stopPropagation()" style="font-weight: 600; color: #333; text-decoration: none;">${escapeHtml(boostedAuthorName)}</a>
	384	<span style="color: #999; font-size: 0.85em; margin-left: 0.5em;">${boostedAuthorShort}...</span>
	385	</div>
	386	<div>${await markdown(boostedPost.content.text)}</div>
	387	</div>
	388	`
	389	} else {
	390	contentHtml = `
	391	<div style="color: #10b981; font-weight: 600;">
	392	<span class="material-symbols-outlined" style="font-size: 18px; vertical-align: middle;">Repeat</span>
	393	Boosted ${post.content.target.author.substring(0, 8)}...'s post
	394	<span style="color: #999; font-weight: normal; font-size: 0.9em;">(content not loaded)</span>
	395	</div>
	396	`
	397	}
	398	break
	399	case 'like':
	400	contentHtml = `
	401	<div style="color: #ef4444; font-weight: 600;">
	402	<span class="material-symbols-outlined" style="font-size: 18px; vertical-align: middle;">Favorite</span>
	403	Liked ${post.content.target.author.substring(0, 8)}...'s post
	404	</div>
	405	`
	406	break
	407	}
	408
	409	return `
	410	<div class="message message-clickable" data-author="${post.author}" data-sequence="${post.sequence}" onclick="window.location.hash='msg:${post.author}@${post.sequence}'">
	411	<div class="message-header">
	412	<a href="#${post.author}" class="avatar-link" onclick="event.stopPropagation()">
	413	${avatarHtml}
	414	</a>
	415	<div class="message-meta">
	416	<div>
	417	<a href="#${post.author}" class="message-author" onclick="event.stopPropagation()">${escapeHtml(authorName)}</a>
	418	<span class="message-pubkey">${authorShort}...</span>
	419	</div>
	420	<div class="message-time">${timestamp}</div>
	421	</div>
	422	</div>
	423	<div class="message-content">
	424	${contentHtml}
	425	</div>
	426	<div class="message-actions" onclick="event.stopPropagation()">
	427	<button class="action-btn" onclick="replyToPost('${post.author}', ${post.sequence})">
	428	<span class="material-symbols-outlined">Reply</span>
	429	Reply
	430	</button>
	431	<button class="action-btn" onclick="boostPost('${post.author}', ${post.sequence})">
	432	<span class="material-symbols-outlined">Repeat</span>
	433	Boost
	434	</button>
	435	<button class="action-btn" onclick="likePost('${post.author}', ${post.sequence})">
	436	<span class="material-symbols-outlined">Favorite</span>
	437	Like
	438	</button>
	439	<button class="action-btn" onclick="sharePost('${post.author}', ${post.sequence})" title="Copy link to this post">
	440	<span class="material-symbols-outlined">Share</span>
	441	</button>
	442	</div>
	443	</div>
	444	`
	445	}
	446
	447	// Escape HTML to prevent XSS
	448	function escapeHtml(text) {
	449	const div = document.createElement('div')
	450	div.textContent = text
	451	return div.innerHTML
	452	}
	453
	454	// WebSocket reconnection state
	455	let wsReconnectAttempts = 0
	456	let wsReconnectTimeout = null
	457	const WS_MAX_RECONNECT_DELAY = 30000 // Max 30 seconds
	458
	459	// Connect WebSocket for real-time updates
	460	function connectWebSocket() {
	461	// Clear any pending reconnection
	462	if (wsReconnectTimeout) {
	463	clearTimeout(wsReconnectTimeout)
	464	wsReconnectTimeout = null
	465	}
	466
	467	const protocol = window.location.protocol === 'https:' ? 'wss:' : 'ws:'
	468	const host = window.location.host
	469
	470	// Determine WebSocket URL based on environment
	471	let wsUrl
	472	if (window.location.pathname.startsWith('/wirecore/')) {
	473	// Production: behind Apache proxy at /wirecore/
	474	wsUrl = `${protocol}//${host}/wirecore/`
	475	} else {
	476	// Development: direct connection to server
	477	wsUrl = `${protocol}//${host}`
	478	}
	479
	480	// Close existing connection if any
	481	if (ws && ws.readyState === WebSocket.OPEN) {
	482	ws.close()
	483	}
	484
	485	ws = new WebSocket(wsUrl)
	486
	487	ws.onopen = () => {
	488	console.log('WebSocket connected')
	489	wsReconnectAttempts = 0 // Reset reconnection counter
	490	showToast('Connected', 'success')
	491	}
	492
	493	ws.onmessage = (event) => {
	494	const message = JSON.parse(event.data)
	495
	496	if (message.type === 'post') {
	497	// Add new post to timeline
	498	timeline.unshift(message.data)
	499	renderTimeline()
	500	showToast('New post!')
	501	} else if (message.type === 'follow') {
	502	showToast(`Now following ${message.data.name}`)
	503	}
	504	}
	505
	506	ws.onclose = (event) => {
	507	console.log('WebSocket disconnected', event.code, event.reason)
	508
	509	// Exponential backoff: 1s, 2s, 4s, 8s, 16s, 30s (max)
	510	wsReconnectAttempts++
	511	const delay = Math.min(1000 * Math.pow(2, wsReconnectAttempts - 1), WS_MAX_RECONNECT_DELAY)
	512
	513	console.log(`Reconnecting in ${delay/1000}s (attempt ${wsReconnectAttempts})...`)
	514	wsReconnectTimeout = setTimeout(connectWebSocket, delay)
	515	}
	516
	517	ws.onerror = (err) => {
	518	console.error('WebSocket error:', err)
	519	}
	520	}
	521
	522	// Setup event listeners
	523	function setupEventListeners() {
	524	const composeBtn = document.getElementById('compose-btn')
	525	const refreshBtn = document.getElementById('refresh-btn')
	526	const followBtn = document.getElementById('follow-btn')
	527	const searchBtn = document.getElementById('search-btn')
	528	const profileBtn = document.getElementById('profile-btn')
	529
	530	console.log('Setting up event listeners...')
	531	console.log('Compose button:', composeBtn)
	532	console.log('Refresh button:', refreshBtn)
	533	console.log('Follow button:', followBtn)
	534	console.log('Search button:', searchBtn)
	535	console.log('Profile button:', profileBtn)
	536
	537	if (composeBtn) {
	538	composeBtn.addEventListener('click', () => {
	539	console.log('Compose button clicked!')
	540	showComposeModal()
	541	})
	542	} else {
	543	console.error('Compose button not found!')
	544	}
	545
	546	if (refreshBtn) {
	547	refreshBtn.addEventListener('click', loadTimeline)
	548	}
	549
	550	if (followBtn) {
	551	followBtn.addEventListener('click', showFollowModal)
	552	}
	553
	554	if (searchBtn) {
	555	searchBtn.addEventListener('click', showSearchModal)
	556	}
	557
	558	if (profileBtn) {
	559	profileBtn.addEventListener('click', showProfileModal)
	560	}
	561	}
	562
	563	// Show compose modal
	564	function showComposeModal(replyTo = null) {
	565	console.log('showComposeModal called with replyTo:', replyTo)
	566	const modal = document.createElement('div')
	567	modal.className = 'modal-overlay'
	568	modal.onclick = (e) => {
	569	if (e.target === modal) {
	570	modal.remove()
	571	}
	572	}
	573
	574	const title = replyTo ? 'Reply' : 'New Post'
	575	const placeholder = replyTo ? 'Write your reply...' : 'What\'s on your mind?'
	576
	577	modal.innerHTML = `
	578	<div class="modal-content">
	579	<div class="modal-header">
	580	<h2 class="modal-title">${title}</h2>
	581	<button class="close-btn" onclick="this.closest('.modal-overlay').remove()">×</button>
	582	</div>
	583	<form id="compose-form">
	584	${replyTo ? `<p style="color: #999; margin-bottom: 1em;">Replying to ${replyTo.author.substring(0, 8)}...</p>` : ''}
	585	<textarea id="compose-text" placeholder="${placeholder}" required></textarea>
	586	<div style="display: flex; justify-content: space-between; align-items: center; margin-top: 0.5em;">
	587	<div>
	588	<button type="button" id="image-upload-btn" class="icon-btn" title="Upload image" style="background: none; border: 1px solid #e4e4e4;">
	589	<span class="material-symbols-outlined">Image</span>
	590	</button>
	591	<input type="file" id="post-image-upload" accept="image/*" style="display: none;">
	592	</div>
	593	<div style="display: flex; gap: 0.5em;">
	594	<button type="button" onclick="this.closest('.modal-overlay').remove()">Cancel</button>
	595	<button type="submit">Post</button>
	596	</div>
	597	</div>
	598	</form>
	599	</div>
	600	`
	601
	602	document.body.appendChild(modal)
	603
	604	// Focus textarea
	605	setTimeout(() => document.getElementById('compose-text').focus(), 100)
	606
	607	// Handle image upload button
	608	const imageUploadBtn = document.getElementById('image-upload-btn')
	609	const imageUploadInput = document.getElementById('post-image-upload')
	610	const composeTextarea = document.getElementById('compose-text')
	611
	612	imageUploadBtn.addEventListener('click', () => {
	613	imageUploadInput.click()
	614	})
	615
	616	imageUploadInput.addEventListener('change', async (e) => {
	617	const file = e.target.files[0]
	618	if (!file) return
	619
	620	const reader = new FileReader()
	621
	622	reader.onload = async (e) => {
	623	try {
	624	// Hash the image data
	625	const imageData = e.target.result
	626	const hash = await apds.hash(imageData)
	627
	628	// Store image in IndexedDB
	629	await apds.put(`post-image:${hash}`, imageData)
	630
	631	// Insert markdown image syntax into textarea
	632	const imageMarkdown = `![](${hash})`
	633	const currentText = composeTextarea.value
	634
	635	if (currentText) {
	636	composeTextarea.value = currentText + '\n' + imageMarkdown
	637	} else {
	638	composeTextarea.value = imageMarkdown
	639	}
	640
	641	showToast('Image uploaded! Preview after posting.', 'success')
	642
	643	// Clear file input
	644	imageUploadInput.value = ''
	645	} catch (err) {
	646	console.error('Image upload error:', err)
	647	showToast('Failed to upload image', 'error')
	648	}
	649	}
	650
	651	reader.readAsDataURL(file)
	652	})
	653
	654	// Handle form submit
	655	document.getElementById('compose-form').onsubmit = async (e) => {
	656	e.preventDefault()
	657
	658	const text = document.getElementById('compose-text').value
	659
	660	try {
	661	const submitBtn = e.target.querySelector('button[type="submit"]')
	662	submitBtn.disabled = true
	663	submitBtn.textContent = 'Posting...'
	664
	665	if (replyTo) {
	666	// Sign reply content locally (apds.sign will stringify deterministically)
	667	const content = {
	668	type: 'reply',
	669	target: { author: replyTo.author, sequence: replyTo.sequence },
	670	text
	671	}
	672	const signature = await apds.sign(content)
	673
	674	await fetch(`${API_BASE}/api/post`, {
	675	method: 'POST',
	676	headers: {
	677	'Content-Type': 'application/json',
	678	'X-Wirecore-PublicKey': currentUser.publicKey
	679	},
	680	body: JSON.stringify({
	681	signature,
	682	content
	683	})
	684	})
	685	showToast('Reply posted!', 'success')
	686	} else {
	687	// Sign post content locally (apds.sign will stringify deterministically)
	688	const content = { type: 'post', text }
	689	const signature = await apds.sign(content)
	690
	691	await fetch(`${API_BASE}/api/post`, {
	692	method: 'POST',
	693	headers: {
	694	'Content-Type': 'application/json',
	695	'X-Wirecore-PublicKey': currentUser.publicKey
	696	},
	697	body: JSON.stringify({
	698	signature,
	699	content
	700	})
	701	})
	702	showToast('Post published!', 'success')
	703	}
	704
	705	modal.remove()
	706	await loadTimeline()
	707	} catch (err) {
	708	console.error('Failed to post:', err)
	709	showToast('Failed to post', 'error')
	710	e.target.querySelector('button[type="submit"]').disabled = false
	711	e.target.querySelector('button[type="submit"]').textContent = 'Post'
	712	}
	713	}
	714	}
	715
	716	// Reply to post
	717	window.replyToPost = function(author, sequence) {
	718	showComposeModal({ author, sequence })
	719	}
	720
	721	// Boost post
	722	window.boostPost = async function(author, sequence) {
	723	try {
	724	await fetch(`${API_BASE}/api/boost`, {
	725	method: 'POST',
	726	headers: {
	727	'Content-Type': 'application/json',
	728	'X-Wirecore-PublicKey': currentUser.publicKey
	729	},
	730	body: JSON.stringify({ author, sequence })
	731	})
	732	showToast('Boosted!', 'success')
	733	await loadTimeline()
	734	} catch (err) {
	735	console.error('Failed to boost:', err)
	736	showToast('Failed to boost', 'error')
	737	}
	738	}
	739
	740	// Like post
	741	window.likePost = async function(author, sequence) {
	742	try {
	743	await fetch(`${API_BASE}/api/like`, {
	744	method: 'POST',
	745	headers: {
	746	'Content-Type': 'application/json',
	747	'X-Wirecore-PublicKey': currentUser.publicKey
	748	},
	749	body: JSON.stringify({ author, sequence })
	750	})
	751	showToast('Liked!', 'success')
	752	await loadTimeline()
	753	} catch (err) {
	754	console.error('Failed to like:', err)
	755	showToast('Failed to like', 'error')
	756	}
	757	}
	758
	759	// Show follow modal
	760	async function showFollowModal() {
	761	// Get current following list
	762	let following = []
	763	try {
	764	const res = await fetch(`${API_BASE}/api/following`, {
	765	headers: {
	766	'X-Wirecore-PublicKey': currentUser.publicKey
	767	}
	768	})
	769	if (res.ok) {
	770	const data = await res.json()
	771	following = data.following \|\| []
	772	}
	773	} catch (err) {
	774	console.error('Failed to load following list:', err)
	775	}
	776
	777	const alreadyFollowingClode = following.some(f => f.publicKey === 'PV5UJBmgbs9Xq2D3Qttl8Zz7Xq59Pr9SsPtxxxRumzM=')
	778
	779	const modal = document.createElement('div')
	780	modal.className = 'modal-overlay'
	781	modal.onclick = (e) => {
	782	if (e.target === modal) modal.remove()
	783	}
	784
	785	const followingListHTML = following.length > 0
	786	? `<div style="margin-bottom: 1.5em; padding: 1em; background: #f9fafb; border-radius: 6px;">
	787	<p style="font-weight: 600; margin-bottom: 0.75em; color: #374151;">Following (${following.length})</p>
	788	${following.map(f => `
	789	<div style="display: flex; justify-content: space-between; align-items: center; padding: 0.5em 0; border-bottom: 1px solid #e5e7eb;">
	790	<div>
	791	<div style="font-weight: 500;">${f.name}</div>
	792	<div style="font-size: 0.75em; color: #6b7280; font-family: monospace;">${f.publicKey.substring(0, 20)}...</div>
	793	</div>
	794	</div>
	795	`).join('')}
	796	</div>`
	797	: `<div style="margin-bottom: 1.5em; padding: 1em; background: #f9fafb; border-radius: 6px; color: #6b7280; text-align: center;">
	798	Not following anyone yet. Start by following clode below!
	799	</div>`
	800
	801	modal.innerHTML = `
	802	<div class="modal-content">
	803	<div class="modal-header">
	804	<h2 class="modal-title">Follow User</h2>
	805	<button class="close-btn" onclick="this.closest('.modal-overlay').remove()">×</button>
	806	</div>
	807
	808	${followingListHTML}
	809
	810	<div style="margin-bottom: 1.5em; padding: 1em; background: #eff6ff; border-radius: 6px; border-left: 3px solid #3b82f6;">
	811	<p style="font-weight: 600; margin-bottom: 0.25em;">Quick Follow: clode</p>
	812	<p style="font-size: 0.85em; color: #6b7280; margin-bottom: 0.75em;">Development updates from the Wirecore team</p>
	813	<button type="button" id="follow-clode-btn"
	814	${alreadyFollowingClode ? 'disabled' : ''}
	815	style="width: 100%; padding: 0.75em; background: ${alreadyFollowingClode ? '#9ca3af' : '#3b82f6'}; color: white; border: none; border-radius: 6px; cursor: ${alreadyFollowingClode ? 'not-allowed' : 'pointer'}; font-weight: 500;">
	816	${alreadyFollowingClode ? '✓ Already Following' : 'Follow clode'}
	817	</button>
	818	</div>
	819
	820	<form id="follow-form">
	821	<p style="font-weight: 600; margin-bottom: 1em; color: #374151;">Or Follow Custom User</p>
	822	<div style="margin-bottom: 1em;">
	823	<label style="display: block; margin-bottom: 0.5em; font-weight: 600;">Public Key (ANProto)</label>
	824	<input type="text" id="follow-publickey" placeholder="PV5UJBmgbs9Xq2D3Qttl8Zz7..." required
	825	style="width: 100%; padding: 0.5em; font-family: 'Roboto Mono', monospace; font-size: 0.9em;">
	826	<small style="color: #999;">Example: clode's key</small>
	827	</div>
	828	<div style="margin-bottom: 1em;">
	829	<label style="display: block; margin-bottom: 0.5em; font-weight: 600;">Feed Key (Hypercore)</label>
	830	<input type="text" id="follow-feedkey" placeholder="9dNgEVvB72V053D0D7hi..." required
	831	style="width: 100%; padding: 0.5em; font-family: 'Roboto Mono', monospace; font-size: 0.9em;">
	832	<small style="color: #999;">Base64 encoded Hypercore key</small>
	833	</div>
	834	<div style="margin-bottom: 1.5em;">
	835	<label style="display: block; margin-bottom: 0.5em; font-weight: 600;">Name (optional)</label>
	836	<input type="text" id="follow-name" placeholder="Anonymous"
	837	style="width: 100%; padding: 0.5em;">
	838	</div>
	839	<div style="display: flex; justify-content: flex-end; gap: 0.5em;">
	840	<button type="button" onclick="this.closest('.modal-overlay').remove()">Cancel</button>
	841	<button type="submit">Follow</button>
	842	</div>
	843	</form>
	844	</div>
	845	`
	846
	847	document.body.appendChild(modal)
	848
	849	// Handle clode follow button
	850	const clodeBtn = document.getElementById('follow-clode-btn')
	851	if (clodeBtn && !alreadyFollowingClode) {
	852	clodeBtn.onclick = async () => {
	853	clodeBtn.disabled = true
	854	clodeBtn.textContent = 'Following...'
	855	try {
	856	await followClode()
	857	modal.remove()
	858	} catch (err) {
	859	clodeBtn.disabled = false
	860	clodeBtn.textContent = 'Follow clode'
	861	}
	862	}
	863	}
	864
	865	// Handle form submit
	866	document.getElementById('follow-form').onsubmit = async (e) => {
	867	e.preventDefault()
	868
	869	const publicKey = document.getElementById('follow-publickey').value.trim()
	870	const feedKey = document.getElementById('follow-feedkey').value.trim()
	871	const name = document.getElementById('follow-name').value.trim() \|\| 'Anonymous'
	872
	873	try {
	874	const submitBtn = e.target.querySelector('button[type="submit"]')
	875	submitBtn.disabled = true
	876	submitBtn.textContent = 'Following...'
	877
	878	const res = await fetch(`${API_BASE}/api/follow`, {
	879	method: 'POST',
	880	headers: {
	881	'Content-Type': 'application/json',
	882	'X-Wirecore-PublicKey': currentUser.publicKey
	883	},
	884	body: JSON.stringify({ publicKey, feedKey, name })
	885	})
	886
	887	if (!res.ok) {
	888	let errorMsg = 'Failed to follow'
	889	try {
	890	const error = await res.json()
	891	errorMsg = error.error \|\| errorMsg
	892	} catch (e) {
	893	// Response wasn't JSON, use status text
	894	errorMsg = res.statusText \|\| errorMsg
	895	}
	896	throw new Error(errorMsg)
	897	}
	898
	899	showToast(`Now following ${name}!`, 'success')
	900	modal.remove()
	901
	902	// Reload timeline to show new posts
	903	setTimeout(loadTimeline, 1000)
	904	} catch (error) {
	905	console.error('Follow error:', error)
	906	showToast('Failed to follow: ' + error.message, 'error')
	907	const submitBtn = e.target.querySelector('button[type="submit"]')
	908	submitBtn.disabled = false
	909	submitBtn.textContent = 'Follow'
	910	}
	911	}
	912	}
	913
	914	// Quick follow clode
	915	window.followClode = async function() {
	916	console.log('followClode called, currentUser:', currentUser)
	917
	918	if (!currentUser \|\| !currentUser.publicKey) {
	919	showToast('Please wait for identity to load', 'error')
	920	return
	921	}
	922
	923	try {
	924	const res = await fetch(`${API_BASE}/api/follow`, {
	925	method: 'POST',
	926	headers: {
	927	'Content-Type': 'application/json',
	928	'X-Wirecore-PublicKey': currentUser.publicKey
	929	},
	930	body: JSON.stringify({
	931	publicKey: 'PV5UJBmgbs9Xq2D3Qttl8Zz7Xq59Pr9SsPtxxxRumzM=',
	932	feedKey: '9dNgEVvB72V053D0D7himBGJBqPyr4rJyZJYRgcWivA=',
	933	name: 'clode'
	934	})
	935	})
	936
	937	console.log('Follow clode response:', res.status, res.statusText)
	938
	939	if (!res.ok) {
	940	let errorMsg = 'Failed to follow'
	941	try {
	942	const error = await res.json()
	943	console.error('Follow error response:', error)
	944	errorMsg = error.error \|\| errorMsg
	945	} catch (e) {
	946	// Response wasn't JSON, use status text
	947	errorMsg = res.statusText \|\| errorMsg
	948	}
	949	throw new Error(errorMsg)
	950	}
	951
	952	showToast('Now following clode!', 'success')
	953	document.querySelector('.modal-overlay')?.remove()
	954
	955	// Reload timeline to show clode's posts
	956	setTimeout(loadTimeline, 1000)
	957	} catch (error) {
	958	console.error('Follow clode error:', error)
	959	showToast('Failed to follow clode: ' + error.message, 'error')
	960	throw error // Re-throw so button handler can catch it
	961	}
	962	}
	963
	964	// Show profile modal
	965	async function showProfileModal() {
	966	const keypair = await apds.keypair()
	967	const name = await apds.get('name') \|\| 'Anonymous'
	968	const bio = await apds.get('bio') \|\| ''
	969	const profileImage = await apds.get('profile-image')
	970
	971	const modal = document.createElement('div')
	972	modal.className = 'modal-overlay'
	973	modal.onclick = (e) => {
	974	if (e.target === modal) modal.remove()
	975	}
	976
	977	modal.innerHTML = `
	978	<div class="modal-content">
	979	<div class="modal-header">
	980	<h2 class="modal-title">Your Profile</h2>
	981	<button class="close-btn" onclick="this.closest('.modal-overlay').remove()">×</button>
	982	</div>
	983	<div>
	984	<div style="text-align: center; margin-bottom: 1.5em;">
	985	<div style="position: relative; display: inline-block;">
	986	${profileImage ? `
	987	<img id="profile-avatar-preview" src="${profileImage}" style="width: 120px; height: 120px; border-radius: 50%; object-fit: cover; cursor: pointer; border: 3px solid #eee;" onclick="document.getElementById('avatar-upload').click()">
	988	` : `
	989	<div id="profile-avatar-preview" style="width: 120px; height: 120px; border-radius: 50%; background: linear-gradient(135deg, #667eea 0%, #764ba2 100%); display: flex; align-items: center; justify-content: center; color: white; font-weight: 600; font-size: 3em; cursor: pointer; border: 3px solid #eee;" onclick="document.getElementById('avatar-upload').click()">
	990	${currentUser.publicKey[0].toUpperCase()}
	991	</div>
	992	`}
	993	<div style="position: absolute; bottom: 0; right: 0; background: #667eea; color: white; width: 35px; height: 35px; border-radius: 50%; display: flex; align-items: center; justify-content: center; cursor: pointer; border: 3px solid white;" onclick="document.getElementById('avatar-upload').click()">
	994	<span class="material-symbols-outlined" style="font-size: 20px;">Photo_Camera</span>
	995	</div>
	996	</div>
	997	<input type="file" id="avatar-upload" accept="image/*" style="display: none;" onchange="handleAvatarUpload(event)">
	998	<p style="margin-top: 0.5em; font-size: 0.85em; color: #999;">Click to upload profile picture</p>
	999	</div>
	1000
	1001	<label>Public Key</label>
	1002	<input type="text" value="${currentUser.publicKey}" readonly onclick="this.select()">
	1003
	1004	<label>Display Name</label>
	1005	<input type="text" id="profile-name" value="${name}" placeholder="Your name">
	1006
	1007	<label>Bio</label>
	1008	<textarea id="profile-bio" placeholder="Tell us about yourself">${bio}</textarea>
	1009
	1010	<div style="margin: 20px 0; padding: 15px; background: #f0f0f0; border-radius: 4px;">
	1011	<label style="display: block; margin-bottom: 5px; font-weight: 600;">Backup Keypair</label>
	1012	<p style="font-size: 0.9em; color: #666; margin-bottom: 10px;">Save your keypair for account recovery</p>
	1013	<div style="display: flex; gap: 10px;">
	1014	<button onclick="downloadKeypair('${keypair}')" style="flex: 1;">📥 Download</button>
	1015	<button onclick="copyToClipboard('${keypair}')" style="flex: 1;">📋 Copy</button>
	1016	</div>
	1017	</div>
	1018
	1019	<div style="margin: 20px 0; padding: 15px; background: #fff3cd; border: 1px solid #ffc107; border-radius: 4px;">
	1020	<label style="display: block; margin-bottom: 5px; font-weight: 600; color: #856404;">Danger Zone</label>
	1021	<p style="font-size: 0.9em; color: #856404; margin-bottom: 10px;">This will delete your identity permanently</p>
	1022	<button onclick="resetIdentity()" style="width: 100%; padding: 8px; background: #dc3545; color: white; border: none; cursor: pointer; border-radius: 4px;">🗑️ Reset Identity</button>
	1023	</div>
	1024
	1025	<div style="display: flex; justify-content: flex-end; gap: 0.5em;">
	1026	<button onclick="this.closest('.modal-overlay').remove()">Cancel</button>
	1027	<button onclick="updateProfile()">Save Profile</button>
	1028	</div>
	1029	</div>
	1030	</div>
	1031	`
	1032
	1033	document.body.appendChild(modal)
	1034	}
	1035
	1036	// Handle avatar upload
	1037	window.handleAvatarUpload = function(event) {
	1038	const file = event.target.files[0]
	1039	if (!file) return
	1040
	1041	const reader = new FileReader()
	1042
	1043	reader.onload = (e) => {
	1044	const canvas = document.createElement('canvas')
	1045	const ctx = canvas.getContext('2d')
	1046	const img = new Image()
	1047
	1048	img.onload = () => {
	1049	const size = 256
	1050	let cropWidth, cropHeight, offsetX = 0, offsetY = 0
	1051
	1052	// Calculate crop dimensions (center square crop)
	1053	if (img.width > img.height) {
	1054	cropHeight = img.height
	1055	cropWidth = img.height
	1056	offsetX = (img.width - img.height) / 2
	1057	} else {
	1058	cropWidth = img.width
	1059	cropHeight = img.width
	1060	offsetY = (img.height - img.width) / 2
	1061	}
	1062
	1063	// Resize to 256x256
	1064	canvas.width = size
	1065	canvas.height = size
	1066	ctx.drawImage(img, offsetX, offsetY, cropWidth, cropHeight, 0, 0, size, size)
	1067
	1068	const croppedImage = canvas.toDataURL('image/jpeg', 0.85)
	1069
	1070	// Update preview
	1071	const preview = document.getElementById('profile-avatar-preview')
	1072	if (preview.tagName === 'IMG') {
	1073	preview.src = croppedImage
	1074	} else {
	1075	// Replace div with img
	1076	const newPreview = document.createElement('img')
	1077	newPreview.id = 'profile-avatar-preview'
	1078	newPreview.src = croppedImage
	1079	newPreview.style = 'width: 120px; height: 120px; border-radius: 50%; object-fit: cover; cursor: pointer; border: 3px solid #eee;'
	1080	newPreview.onclick = () => document.getElementById('avatar-upload').click()
	1081	preview.replaceWith(newPreview)
	1082	}
	1083
	1084	// Store in IndexedDB
	1085	apds.put('profile-image', croppedImage)
	1086	showToast('Profile picture uploaded!', 'success')
	1087	}
	1088
	1089	img.src = e.target.result
	1090	}
	1091
	1092	reader.readAsDataURL(file)
	1093	}
	1094
	1095	// Update profile
	1096	window.updateProfile = async function() {
	1097	const name = document.getElementById('profile-name').value
	1098	const bio = document.getElementById('profile-bio').value
	1099
	1100	try {
	1101	// Save to IndexedDB
	1102	await apds.put('name', name)
	1103	await apds.put('bio', bio)
	1104
	1105	// Update current user
	1106	currentUser.name = name
	1107
	1108	// Update server-side profile (important for YAML metadata in posts)
	1109	try {
	1110	const response = await fetch('/api/profile', {
	1111	method: 'POST',
	1112	headers: {
	1113	'Content-Type': 'application/json',
	1114	'x-wirecore-publickey': currentUser.publicKey
	1115	},
	1116	body: JSON.stringify({ name, bio, image: currentUser.imageHash })
	1117	})
	1118
	1119	if (!response.ok) {
	1120	console.error('Server profile update failed:', response.status)
	1121	} else {
	1122	console.log('✓ Server-side profile updated')
	1123	}
	1124	} catch (serverErr) {
	1125	console.error('Failed to update server-side profile:', serverErr)
	1126	// Don't fail the whole operation if server update fails
	1127	}
	1128
	1129	showToast('Profile updated!', 'success')
	1130	document.querySelector('.modal-overlay').remove()
	1131
	1132	// Re-render timeline to show new username
	1133	renderTimeline()
	1134	} catch (err) {
	1135	console.error('Failed to update profile:', err)
	1136	showToast('Failed to update profile', 'error')
	1137	}
	1138	}
	1139
	1140	// Reset identity (delete all data and reload)
	1141	window.resetIdentity = async function() {
	1142	if (!confirm('⚠️ This will permanently delete your identity and all data. Make sure you have backed up your keypair!\n\nAre you sure you want to continue?')) {
	1143	return
	1144	}
	1145
	1146	try {
	1147	// Clear all IndexedDB data
	1148	await apds.put('keypair', null)
	1149	await apds.put('name', null)
	1150	await apds.put('bio', null)
	1151
	1152	showToast('Identity reset. Reloading...', 'success')
	1153
	1154	// Reload page after a short delay
	1155	setTimeout(() => {
	1156	window.location.reload()
	1157	}, 1000)
	1158	} catch (err) {
	1159	console.error('Failed to reset identity:', err)
	1160	showToast('Failed to reset identity', 'error')
	1161	}
	1162	}
	1163
	1164	// Show toast notification
	1165	function showToast(message, type = 'info') {
	1166	const container = document.getElementById('toast-container')
	1167
	1168	const toast = document.createElement('div')
	1169	toast.className = `toast ${type}`
	1170	toast.textContent = message
	1171
	1172	container.appendChild(toast)
	1173
	1174	// Auto-remove after 3 seconds
	1175	setTimeout(() => {
	1176	toast.style.animation = 'slidein 0.3s reverse'
	1177	setTimeout(() => toast.remove(), 300)
	1178	}, 3000)
	1179	}
	1180
	1181	// Open image lightbox
	1182	window.openImageLightbox = function(imgElement) {
	1183	const lightbox = document.createElement('div')
	1184	lightbox.className = 'image-lightbox'
	1185
	1186	const img = document.createElement('img')
	1187	img.src = imgElement.src
	1188	img.alt = imgElement.alt
	1189
	1190	const closeBtn = document.createElement('button')
	1191	closeBtn.className = 'image-lightbox-close'
	1192	closeBtn.innerHTML = '×'
	1193	closeBtn.onclick = (e) => {
	1194	e.stopPropagation()
	1195	lightbox.remove()
	1196	}
	1197
	1198	lightbox.onclick = (e) => {
	1199	e.stopPropagation() // Prevent event from bubbling to message card
	1200	lightbox.remove()
	1201	}
	1202	img.onclick = (e) => e.stopPropagation() // Prevent closing when clicking image
	1203
	1204	lightbox.appendChild(img)
	1205	lightbox.appendChild(closeBtn)
	1206	document.body.appendChild(lightbox)
	1207
	1208	// Close on Escape key
	1209	const handleEscape = (e) => {
	1210	if (e.key === 'Escape') {
	1211	lightbox.remove()
	1212	document.removeEventListener('keydown', handleEscape)
	1213	}
	1214	}
	1215	document.addEventListener('keydown', handleEscape)
	1216	}
	1217
	1218	// Hash-based routing
	1219	function handleHashChange() {
	1220	const hash = window.location.hash.substring(1) // Remove #
	1221
	1222	if (!hash) {
	1223	return
	1224	}
	1225
	1226	// Check if it's a message permalink (msg:author@sequence)
	1227	if (hash.startsWith('msg:')) {
	1228	const parts = hash.substring(4).split('@')
	1229	if (parts.length === 2) {
	1230	const [author, sequence] = parts
	1231	showMessageContext(author, sequence)
	1232	return
	1233	}
	1234	}
	1235
	1236	// Check if it's a public key (44 chars base64)
	1237	if (hash.length === 44 && !hash.startsWith('?')) {
	1238	showUserProfile(hash)
	1239	} else if (hash.startsWith('?')) {
	1240	// Hashtag search
	1241	const hashtag = hash.substring(1)
	1242	showHashtagTimeline(hashtag)
	1243	}
	1244	}
	1245
	1246	// Show user profile modal
	1247	async function showUserProfile(publicKey) {
	1248	const shortKey = publicKey.substring(0, 8) + '...'
	1249
	1250	// Get user info
	1251	let userName = 'Anonymous'
	1252	let userFeedKey = null
	1253
	1254	// Check if this user is in our following list
	1255	try {
	1256	const res = await fetch(`${API_BASE}/api/discover/${publicKey}`)
	1257	if (res.ok) {
	1258	const data = await res.json()
	1259	userFeedKey = data.feedKey
	1260	}
	1261	} catch (err) {
	1262	console.error('Failed to discover user:', err)
	1263	}
	1264
	1265	const isOwnProfile = currentUser && currentUser.publicKey === publicKey
	1266
	1267	const modal = document.createElement('div')
	1268	modal.className = 'modal-overlay'
	1269	modal.onclick = (e) => {
	1270	if (e.target === modal) {
	1271	modal.remove()
	1272	window.location.hash = '' // Clear hash
	1273	}
	1274	}
	1275
	1276	modal.innerHTML = `
	1277	<div class="modal-content" onclick="event.stopPropagation()">
	1278	<div class="modal-header">
	1279	<h2 class="modal-title">User Profile</h2>
	1280	<button class="close-btn" onclick="this.closest('.modal-overlay').remove(); window.location.hash=''">×</button>
	1281	</div>
	1282
	1283	<div style="text-align: center; margin: 1.5em 0;">
	1284	<div class="avatar" style="width: 80px; height: 80px; font-size: 2em; margin: 0 auto 1em;">
	1285	${publicKey[0].toUpperCase()}
	1286	</div>
	1287	<h3 style="margin: 0.5em 0;">${userName}</h3>
	1288	<p style="font-family: 'Roboto Mono', monospace; font-size: 0.85em; color: #999; word-break: break-all;">
	1289	${publicKey}
	1290	</p>
	1291	</div>
	1292
	1293	${isOwnProfile ? `
	1294	<div style="text-align: center; padding: 1em; background: #f0f0f0; border-radius: 6px; margin-bottom: 1em;">
	1295	<p style="color: #666;">This is your profile</p>
	1296	</div>
	1297	` : `
	1298	<div style="text-align: center;">
	1299	<button onclick="followUserFromProfile('${publicKey}', '${userFeedKey \|\| ''}', '${userName}')" style="padding: 0.75em 2em;">
	1300	Follow ${userName}
	1301	</button>
	1302	</div>
	1303	`}
	1304	</div>
	1305	`
	1306
	1307	document.body.appendChild(modal)
	1308	}
	1309
	1310	// Follow user from profile modal
	1311	window.followUserFromProfile = async function(publicKey, feedKey, name) {
	1312	if (!currentUser \|\| !currentUser.publicKey) {
	1313	showToast('Please wait for identity to load', 'error')
	1314	return
	1315	}
	1316
	1317	try {
	1318	const res = await fetch(`${API_BASE}/api/follow`, {
	1319	method: 'POST',
	1320	headers: {
	1321	'Content-Type': 'application/json',
	1322	'X-Wirecore-PublicKey': currentUser.publicKey
	1323	},
	1324	body: JSON.stringify({
	1325	publicKey,
	1326	feedKey: feedKey \|\| undefined,
	1327	name: name \|\| 'Anonymous'
	1328	})
	1329	})
	1330
	1331	if (!res.ok) {
	1332	const error = await res.json()
	1333	throw new Error(error.error \|\| 'Failed to follow')
	1334	}
	1335
	1336	showToast(`Now following ${name}!`, 'success')
	1337
	1338	// Close modal and clear hash
	1339	const modal = document.querySelector('.modal-overlay')
	1340	if (modal) modal.remove()
	1341	window.location.hash = ''
	1342
	1343	// Reload timeline
	1344	setTimeout(loadTimeline, 1000)
	1345	} catch (err) {
	1346	showToast('Follow failed: ' + err.message, 'error')
	1347	}
	1348	}
	1349
	1350	// Share post - copy permalink to clipboard
	1351	window.sharePost = function(author, sequence) {
	1352	const permalink = `${window.location.origin}${window.location.pathname}#msg:${author}@${sequence}`
	1353
	1354	navigator.clipboard.writeText(permalink)
	1355	.then(() => {
	1356	showToast('Link copied to clipboard!', 'success')
	1357	})
	1358	.catch(err => {
	1359	console.error('Failed to copy:', err)
	1360	showToast('Failed to copy link', 'error')
	1361	})
	1362	}
	1363
	1364	// Show single message in context
	1365	async function showMessageContext(author, sequence) {
	1366	// Find the post in timeline
	1367	const post = timeline.find(p => p.author === author && p.sequence === parseInt(sequence))
	1368
	1369	if (!post) {
	1370	showToast('Message not found in timeline', 'error')
	1371	return
	1372	}
	1373
	1374	const modal = document.createElement('div')
	1375	modal.className = 'modal-overlay'
	1376	modal.onclick = (e) => {
	1377	if (e.target === modal) {
	1378	modal.remove()
	1379	window.location.hash = ''
	1380	}
	1381	}
	1382
	1383	// Render the post (await since it's async)
	1384	const postHtml = await renderPost(post)
	1385
	1386	// Find all replies to this post
	1387	const replies = timeline.filter(p =>
	1388	p.content.type === 'reply' &&
	1389	p.content.target?.author === author &&
	1390	p.content.target?.sequence === sequence
	1391	)
	1392
	1393	// Sort replies by timestamp
	1394	replies.sort((a, b) => a.timestamp - b.timestamp)
	1395
	1396	// Render all replies
	1397	let repliesHtml = ''
	1398	if (replies.length > 0) {
	1399	const repliesRendered = await Promise.all(replies.map(r => renderPost(r)))
	1400	repliesHtml = `
	1401	<div style="margin-top: 1.5em;">
	1402	<h3 style="font-size: 1.1em; color: #666; margin-bottom: 1em;">
	1403	${replies.length} ${replies.length === 1 ? 'Reply' : 'Replies'}
	1404	</h3>
	1405	<div style="display: flex; flex-direction: column; gap: 1em;">
	1406	${repliesRendered.join('')}
	1407	</div>
	1408	</div>
	1409	`
	1410	} else {
	1411	repliesHtml = `
	1412	<div style="margin-top: 1.5em; padding: 1em; background: #f9fafb; border-radius: 6px; text-align: center;">
	1413	<p style="color: #666; font-size: 0.9em;">No replies yet. Be the first to reply!</p>
	1414	</div>
	1415	`
	1416	}
	1417
	1418	modal.innerHTML = `
	1419	<div class="modal-content" onclick="event.stopPropagation()">
	1420	<div class="modal-header">
	1421	<h2 class="modal-title">Message Context</h2>
	1422	<button class="close-btn" onclick="this.closest('.modal-overlay').remove(); window.location.hash=''">×</button>
	1423	</div>
	1424
	1425	<div style="margin-top: 1em;">
	1426	${postHtml}
	1427	</div>
	1428
	1429	${repliesHtml}
	1430	</div>
	1431	`
	1432
	1433	document.body.appendChild(modal)
	1434	}
	1435
	1436	// Show search modal
	1437	function showSearchModal() {
	1438	const modal = document.createElement('div')
	1439	modal.className = 'modal-overlay'
	1440	modal.onclick = (e) => {
	1441	if (e.target === modal) modal.remove()
	1442	}
	1443
	1444	modal.innerHTML = `
	1445	<div class="modal-content">
	1446	<div class="modal-header">
	1447	<h2 class="modal-title">Search</h2>
	1448	<button class="close-btn" onclick="this.closest('.modal-overlay').remove()">×</button>
	1449	</div>
	1450	<div>
	1451	<label>Search for hashtags or content</label>
	1452	<input type="text" id="search-input" placeholder="Enter hashtag (e.g., #wirecore) or search term" autofocus>
	1453
	1454	<div style="margin-top: 1.5em;">
	1455	<button onclick="performSearch()" style="width: 100%; padding: 0.75em;">
	1456	Search Timeline
	1457	</button>
	1458	</div>
	1459
	1460	<div id="search-results" style="margin-top: 1.5em; max-height: 400px; overflow-y: auto;">
	1461	</div>
	1462	</div>
	1463	</div>
	1464	`
	1465
	1466	document.body.appendChild(modal)
	1467
	1468	// Handle Enter key
	1469	const searchInput = document.getElementById('search-input')
	1470	searchInput.addEventListener('keypress', (e) => {
	1471	if (e.key === 'Enter') {
	1472	performSearch()
	1473	}
	1474	})
	1475	}
	1476
	1477	// Perform search
	1478	window.performSearch = async function() {
	1479	const searchInput = document.getElementById('search-input')
	1480	const query = searchInput.value.trim()
	1481
	1482	if (!query) {
	1483	showToast('Please enter a search term', 'error')
	1484	return
	1485	}
	1486
	1487	// If it's a hashtag, redirect to hashtag view
	1488	if (query.startsWith('#')) {
	1489	document.querySelector('.modal-overlay')?.remove()
	1490	window.location.hash = '?' + query
	1491	return
	1492	}
	1493
	1494	// Otherwise, search timeline for content
	1495	const resultsDiv = document.getElementById('search-results')
	1496	resultsDiv.innerHTML = '<div class="loading">Searching</div>'
	1497
	1498	const filteredPosts = timeline.filter(post => {
	1499	if (post.content.type !== 'post' && post.content.type !== 'reply') {
	1500	return false
	1501	}
	1502	const text = post.content.text \|\| ''
	1503	const authorName = post.name \|\| ''
	1504	// Case-insensitive search
	1505	const searchLower = query.toLowerCase()
	1506	return text.toLowerCase().includes(searchLower) \|\| authorName.toLowerCase().includes(searchLower)
	1507	})
	1508
	1509	if (filteredPosts.length > 0) {
	1510	const postsHtml = (await Promise.all(filteredPosts.slice(0, 20).map(post => renderPost(post)))).join('')
	1511	resultsDiv.innerHTML = `
	1512	<h3 style="margin-bottom: 1em; color: #666;">Found ${filteredPosts.length} result${filteredPosts.length === 1 ? '' : 's'}</h3>
	1513	${postsHtml}
	1514	`
	1515	} else {
	1516	resultsDiv.innerHTML = `
	1517	<div class="empty-state">
	1518	<h3>No results found</h3>
	1519	<p>Try a different search term</p>
	1520	</div>
	1521	`
	1522	}
	1523	}
	1524
	1525	// Show hashtag timeline
	1526	async function showHashtagTimeline(hashtag) {
	1527	// Filter timeline for posts containing this hashtag
	1528	const filteredPosts = timeline.filter(post => {
	1529	if (post.content.type !== 'post' && post.content.type !== 'reply') {
	1530	return false
	1531	}
	1532	const text = post.content.text \|\| ''
	1533	// Match hashtag (with word boundary)
	1534	const hashtagRegex = new RegExp(`(^\|\\s)${hashtag.replace(/[.*+?^${}()\|[\]\\]/g, '\\$&')}(\\s\|$\|[.,!?;:])`, 'i')
	1535	return hashtagRegex.test(text)
	1536	})
	1537
	1538	const modal = document.createElement('div')
	1539	modal.className = 'modal-overlay'
	1540	modal.onclick = (e) => {
	1541	if (e.target === modal) {
	1542	modal.remove()
	1543	window.location.hash = ''
	1544	}
	1545	}
	1546
	1547	let postsHtml = ''
	1548	if (filteredPosts.length > 0) {
	1549	postsHtml = (await Promise.all(filteredPosts.map(post => renderPost(post)))).join('')
	1550	} else {
	1551	postsHtml = `
	1552	<div class="empty-state">
	1553	<h3>No posts found</h3>
	1554	<p>No posts contain ${hashtag}</p>
	1555	</div>
	1556	`
	1557	}
	1558
	1559	modal.innerHTML = `
	1560	<div class="modal-content" onclick="event.stopPropagation()" style="max-width: 800px;">
	1561	<div class="modal-header">
	1562	<h2 class="modal-title">${hashtag} (${filteredPosts.length} ${filteredPosts.length === 1 ? 'post' : 'posts'})</h2>
	1563	<button class="close-btn" onclick="this.closest('.modal-overlay').remove(); window.location.hash=''">×</button>
	1564	</div>
	1565
	1566	<div style="max-height: 70vh; overflow-y: auto; margin-top: 1em;">
	1567	${postsHtml}
	1568	</div>
	1569	</div>
	1570	`
	1571
	1572	document.body.appendChild(modal)
	1573	}
	1574
	1575	// Listen for hash changes
	1576	window.addEventListener('hashchange', handleHashChange)
	1577
	1578	// Handle initial hash on page load
	1579	if (window.location.hash) {
	1580	// Delay to ensure app is initialized
	1581	setTimeout(handleHashChange, 500)
	1582	}
	1583
	1584	// Start the app
	1585	init()

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	1	<!DOCTYPE html>
	2	<html lang="en">
	3	<head>
	4	<meta charset="UTF-8">
	5	<meta name="viewport" content="width=device-width, initial-scale=1.0">
	6	<title>Wirecore Diagnostics</title>
	7	<style>
	8	body {
	9	font-family: monospace;
	10	padding: 20px;
	11	max-width: 900px;
	12	margin: 0 auto;
	13	background: #1a1a1a;
	14	color: #eee;
	15	}
	16	h1 { color: #10b981; }
	17	h2 { color: #3b82f6; margin-top: 30px; }
	18	pre {
	19	background: #2a2a2a;
	20	padding: 15px;
	21	border-radius: 5px;
	22	overflow-x: auto;
	23	border-left: 3px solid #10b981;
	24	}
	25	button {
	26	background: #10b981;
	27	color: white;
	28	border: none;
	29	padding: 10px 20px;
	30	border-radius: 5px;
	31	cursor: pointer;
	32	margin: 10px 5px;
	33	}
	34	button:hover {
	35	background: #059669;
	36	}
	37	.error {
	38	color: #ef4444;
	39	}
	40	.warning {
	41	color: #f59e0b;
	42	}
	43	.success {
	44	color: #10b981;
	45	}
	46	</style>
	47	</head>
	48	<body>
	49	<h1>🔍 Wirecore Browser Diagnostics</h1>
	50
	51	<button onclick="checkIdentity()">Check Identity</button>
	52	<button onclick="checkStorage()">Check Storage</button>
	53	<button onclick="checkP2P()">Check P2P</button>
	54	<button onclick="clearAll()">Clear All Data</button>
	55
	56	<div id="output"></div>
	57
	58	<script type="module">
	59	import { apds } from './apds-compat.js'
	60
	61	await apds.start()
	62
	63	window.checkIdentity = async function() {
	64	const output = document.getElementById('output')
	65	output.innerHTML = '<h2>Identity Check</h2>'
	66
	67	try {
	68	const keypair = await apds.keypair()
	69	const pubkey = await apds.pubkey()
	70	const name = await apds.get('name')
	71
	72	output.innerHTML += `
	73	<pre>
	74	<span class="success">✓ Keypair exists</span>
	75	Length: ${keypair?.length \|\| 'NULL'}
	76	Public Key: ${pubkey \|\| 'NULL'}
	77	Name: ${name \|\| 'NULL'}
	78
	79	First 8 chars: ${pubkey?.substring(0, 8) \|\| 'N/A'}...
	80	</pre>
	81	`
	82	} catch (err) {
	83	output.innerHTML += `<pre class="error">Error: ${err.message}</pre>`
	84	}
	85	}
	86
	87	window.checkStorage = async function() {
	88	const output = document.getElementById('output')
	89	output.innerHTML = '<h2>IndexedDB Storage</h2>'
	90
	91	try {
	92	const db = await indexedDB.open('wirecore', 1)
	93	const transaction = db.transaction(['identity'], 'readonly')
	94	const store = transaction.objectStore('identity')
	95
	96	const getAllRequest = store.getAllKeys()
	97
	98	getAllRequest.onsuccess = async () => {
	99	const keys = getAllRequest.result
	100	output.innerHTML += `<pre>Stored keys: ${keys.length}\n\n`
	101
	102	for (const key of keys) {
	103	const getRequest = store.get(key)
	104	getRequest.onsuccess = () => {
	105	const value = getRequest.result
	106	const preview = typeof value === 'string'
	107	? (value.length > 100 ? value.substring(0, 100) + '...' : value)
	108	: JSON.stringify(value)
	109
	110	output.innerHTML += `\n<span class="success">${key}</span>: ${preview}\n`
	111	}
	112	}
	113
	114	output.innerHTML += '</pre>'
	115	}
	116	} catch (err) {
	117	output.innerHTML += `<pre class="error">Error: ${err.message}</pre>`
	118	}
	119	}
	120
	121	window.checkP2P = async function() {
	122	const output = document.getElementById('output')
	123	output.innerHTML = '<h2>P2P / Trystero Status</h2>'
	124
	125	const transport = window.trysteroTransport
	126
	127	if (!transport) {
	128	output.innerHTML += `<pre class="error">✗ trysteroTransport is NULL
	129	This means Trystero hasn't been initialized.
	130	Check browser console for errors during init.</pre>`
	131	return
	132	}
	133
	134	const peerCount = transport.getPeerCount()
	135	const stats = transport.getStats()
	136	const hasRoom = !!transport.room
	137
	138	output.innerHTML += `
	139	<pre>
	140	<span class="${hasRoom ? 'success' : 'error'}">${hasRoom ? '✓' : '✗'} Room: ${hasRoom ? 'ACTIVE' : 'NOT JOINED'}</span>
	141	<span class="${peerCount > 0 ? 'success' : 'warning'}">${peerCount > 0 ? '✓' : '⚠'} Peers: ${peerCount}</span>
	142
	143	Stats:
	144	Sent: ${stats.sent}
	145	Received: ${stats.received}
	146	Pending Requests: ${stats.pendingRequests}
	147
	148	Peer IDs:
	149	${Array.from(transport.peers).map(p => ` - ${p}`).join('\n') \|\| ' (none)'}
	150	</pre>
	151	`
	152	}
	153
	154	window.clearAll = async function() {
	155	if (!confirm('This will DELETE all your identity data and profile pictures. Continue?')) {
	156	return
	157	}
	158
	159	const output = document.getElementById('output')
	160	output.innerHTML = '<h2>Clearing Data...</h2>'
	161
	162	try {
	163	// Clear IndexedDB
	164	await indexedDB.deleteDatabase('wirecore')
	165
	166	output.innerHTML += `<pre class="success">✓ Cleared IndexedDB
	167
	168	Refresh the page to generate a new identity.</pre>`
	169	} catch (err) {
	170	output.innerHTML += `<pre class="error">Error: ${err.message}</pre>`
	171	}
	172	}
	173
	174	// Auto-run checks on load
	175	setTimeout(() => {
	176	checkIdentity()
	177	setTimeout(() => checkP2P(), 1000)
	178	}, 500)
	179	</script>
	180	</body>
	181	</html>

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	1	<svg xmlns="http://www.w3.org/2000/svg" viewBox="0 0 100 100">
	2	<rect fill="#6366f1" width="100" height="100" rx="20"/>
	3	<text x="50" y="75" font-size="60" text-anchor="middle">🕊️</text>
	4	</svg>

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	1	/**
	2	* Markdown rendering for Wirecore
	3	* Based on wiredove's markdown.js
	4	*/
	5
	6	import { marked } from 'https://esm.sh/marked@12.0.0'
	7
	8	const renderer = new marked.Renderer()
	9
	10	// Custom paragraph renderer to handle hashtags
	11	renderer.paragraph = function (text) {
	12	const words = text.split(' ')
	13
	14	for (let i = 0; i < words.length; i++) {
	15	let word = words[i]
	16
	17	// Handle hashtags
	18	if (word.startsWith('#')) {
	19	let punctuation = ''
	20
	21	// Extract trailing punctuation
	22	if (['.', ',', '?', ':', '!'].some(char => word.endsWith(char))) {
	23	punctuation = word[word.length - 1]
	24	word = word.substring(0, word.length - 1)
	25	}
	26
	27	// Create hashtag link
	28	const hashtag = `<a href="#?${word}" class="hashtag">${word}</a>`
	29	words[i] = hashtag + punctuation
	30	}
	31	}
	32
	33	const paragraph = words.join(' ')
	34	return '<p>' + paragraph + '</p>'
	35	}
	36
	37	// Custom link renderer for ANProto public keys
	38	renderer.link = function (href, title, text) {
	39	// If it's a 44-char base64 string (ANProto public key), make it a profile link
	40	if (href.length === 44 && !href.startsWith('http')) {
	41	href = '#' + href
	42	}
	43
	44	// Add target="_blank" for external links
	45	if (href.startsWith('http://') \|\| href.startsWith('https://')) {
	46	return `<a href="${href}" target="_blank" rel="noopener noreferrer">${text}</a>`
	47	}
	48
	49	return `<a href="${href}">${text}</a>`
	50	}
	51
	52	// Custom image renderer for inline images
	53	renderer.image = function (src, title, text) {
	54	// Handle content hashes (44-char base64 from uploaded images)
	55	if (src && src.length === 44) {
	56	const altText = text ? text.replace(/"/g, '"') : 'Post image'
	57	const imgId = `inline-img-${src}`
	58
	59	// Schedule image loading from IndexedDB after render
	60	setTimeout(async () => {
	61	try {
	62	// Try to load from apds storage
	63	const { apds } = await import('./apds-compat.js')
	64	let imageData = await apds.get(`post-image:${src}`)
	65
	66	const imgElement = document.getElementById(imgId)
	67
	68	if (imageData) {
	69	console.log(`✓ Found image ${src.substring(0, 8)}... locally`)
	70	} else {
	71	console.log(`⚠ Image ${src.substring(0, 8)}... not found locally`)
	72
	73	// If not found locally, try requesting from P2P peers
	74	if (window.trysteroTransport && window.trysteroTransport.hasActivePeers()) {
	75	const peerCount = window.trysteroTransport.getPeerCount()
	76	console.log(`Requesting image ${src.substring(0, 8)}... from ${peerCount} P2P peers`)
	77	try {
	78	imageData = await window.trysteroTransport.requestContent(src, { timeout: 5000 })
	79	if (imageData) {
	80	// Store for future use
	81	await apds.put(`post-image:${src}`, imageData)
	82	console.log(`✓ Received image ${src.substring(0, 8)}... from peers`)
	83	} else {
	84	console.log(`✗ No peers had image ${src.substring(0, 8)}...`)
	85	}
	86	} catch (err) {
	87	console.log(`✗ P2P request timeout for image ${src.substring(0, 8)}...`)
	88	}
	89	} else {
	90	console.log(`✗ No P2P peers available for image ${src.substring(0, 8)}...`)
	91	}
	92	}
	93
	94	if (imgElement && imageData) {
	95	imgElement.src = imageData
	96	imgElement.style.display = 'block'
	97	} else if (imgElement) {
	98	// Image not found - show placeholder
	99	imgElement.alt = 'Image not available (offline)'
	100	imgElement.style.display = 'none'
	101	console.log(`✗ Image ${src.substring(0, 8)}... could not be loaded`)
	102	}
	103	} catch (err) {
	104	console.error('Failed to load image:', src, err)
	105	}
	106	}, 10)
	107
	108	return `<img class="post-image" id="${imgId}" alt="${altText}" loading="lazy" onclick="openImageLightbox(this)" style="display:none; max-width: 100%;" />`
	109	}
	110
	111	// Regular images - make them clickable for lightbox
	112	const altText = text \|\| 'Image'
	113	const titleAttr = title ? `title="${title.replace(/"/g, '"')}"` : ''
	114	return `<img class="post-image" src="${src}" alt="${altText}" ${titleAttr} loading="lazy" onclick="openImageLightbox(this)" />`
	115	}
	116
	117	// Configure marked
	118	marked.setOptions({
	119	renderer: renderer,
	120	breaks: true, // Convert \n to <br>
	121	gfm: true // GitHub Flavored Markdown
	122	})
	123
	124	/**
	125	* Parse markdown text to HTML
	126	* @param {string} text - Raw text content
	127	* @returns {Promise<string>} HTML string
	128	*/
	129	export async function markdown(text) {
	130	if (!text) return ''
	131
	132	try {
	133	const html = await marked.parse(text)
	134	return html
	135	} catch (err) {
	136	console.error('Markdown parsing error:', err)
	137	// Fallback: escape HTML and preserve line breaks
	138	return text
	139	.replace(/&/g, '&')
	140	.replace(/</g, '<')
	141	.replace(/>/g, '>')
	142	.replace(/\n/g, '<br>')
	143	}
	144	}
	145
	146	/**
	147	* Auto-link URLs and hashtags in plain text
	148	* For content that isn't markdown
	149	* Also embeds images from URLs
	150	* @param {string} text - Plain text content
	151	* @returns {string} HTML with clickable links and embedded images
	152	*/
	153	export function autoLink(text) {
	154	if (!text) return ''
	155
	156	// Image URL regex pattern (jpg, jpeg, png, gif, webp)
	157	const imagePattern = /(https?:\/\/[^\s<]+\.(?:jpg\|jpeg\|png\|gif\|webp)(?:\?[^\s<]*)?)/gi
	158
	159	// URL regex pattern (for non-images)
	160	const urlPattern = /(https?:\/\/[^\s<]+[^<.,:;"')\]\s])/g
	161
	162	// Hashtag pattern
	163	const hashtagPattern = /(^\|\s)(#[a-zA-Z0-9_-]+)/g
	164
	165	let html = text
	166	.replace(/&/g, '&')
	167	.replace(/</g, '<')
	168	.replace(/>/g, '>')
	169
	170	// First, embed images
	171	const images = []
	172	html = html.replace(imagePattern, (match) => {
	173	const placeholder = `__IMAGE_${images.length}__`
	174	images.push(match)
	175	return placeholder
	176	})
	177
	178	// Link remaining URLs
	179	html = html.replace(urlPattern, (match) => {
	180	// Skip if it's an image (already handled)
	181	if (match.match(/\.(?:jpg\|jpeg\|png\|gif\|webp)(?:\?\|$)/i)) {
	182	return match
	183	}
	184	return `<a href="${match}" target="_blank" rel="noopener noreferrer">${match}</a>`
	185	})
	186
	187	// Link hashtags
	188	html = html.replace(hashtagPattern, '$1<a href="#?$2" class="hashtag">$2</a>')
	189
	190	// Replace image placeholders with actual img tags
	191	images.forEach((imgUrl, index) => {
	192	const imgTag = `<br><img class="post-image" src="${imgUrl}" alt="Image" loading="lazy" onclick="openImageLightbox(this)" /><br>`
	193	html = html.replace(`__IMAGE_${index}__`, imgTag)
	194	})
	195
	196	// Preserve line breaks
	197	html = html.replace(/\n/g, '<br>')
	198
	199	return html
	200	}

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	1	<!DOCTYPE html>
	2	<html lang="en">
	3	<head>
	4	<meta charset="UTF-8">
	5	<meta name="viewport" content="width=device-width, initial-scale=1.0">
	6	<title>Wirecore P2P Test</title>
	7	<style>
	8	body {
	9	font-family: monospace;
	10	padding: 20px;
	11	background: #1a1a1a;
	12	color: #00ff00;
	13	}
	14	h1 { color: #00ff00; }
	15	.status {
	16	padding: 20px;
	17	margin: 10px 0;
	18	border: 2px solid #00ff00;
	19	border-radius: 5px;
	20	}
	21	.success { border-color: #00ff00; color: #00ff00; }
	22	.error { border-color: #ff0000; color: #ff0000; }
	23	.waiting { border-color: #ffff00; color: #ffff00; }
	24	#log {
	25	background: #000;
	26	padding: 10px;
	27	min-height: 300px;
	28	max-height: 500px;
	29	overflow-y: auto;
	30	border: 1px solid #333;
	31	margin-top: 20px;
	32	}
	33	.log-entry {
	34	margin: 5px 0;
	35	font-size: 14px;
	36	}
	37	</style>
	38	</head>
	39	<body>
	40	<h1>🧪 Wirecore P2P Connection Test</h1>
	41
	42	<div class="status waiting" id="status">
	43	<h2>Status: Initializing...</h2>
	44	<p id="peer-count">Peers: 0</p>
	45	<p id="test-result">Waiting for connection...</p>
	46	</div>
	47
	48	<div id="log"></div>
	49
	50	<script type="module">
	51	import { joinRoom } from './trystero-torrent.min.js'
	52
	53	const log = document.getElementById('log')
	54	const status = document.getElementById('status')
	55	const peerCount = document.getElementById('peer-count')
	56	const testResult = document.getElementById('test-result')
	57
	58	function addLog(message, type = 'info') {
	59	const entry = document.createElement('div')
	60	entry.className = 'log-entry'
	61	const timestamp = new Date().toLocaleTimeString()
	62	entry.textContent = `[${timestamp}] ${message}`
	63	if (type === 'success') entry.style.color = '#00ff00'
	64	if (type === 'error') entry.style.color = '#ff0000'
	65	if (type === 'warn') entry.style.color = '#ffff00'
	66	log.appendChild(entry)
	67	log.scrollTop = log.scrollHeight
	68	}
	69
	70	addLog('🚀 Starting P2P test...', 'info')
	71
	72	const room = joinRoom(
	73	{
	74	appId: 'wirecore-v1',
	75	password: 'wirecore-p2p-2026',
	76	relayUrls: [
	77	'ws://localhost:8000',
	78	'wss://tracker.openwebtorrent.com',
	79	'wss://tracker.files.fm:7073/announce'
	80	],
	81	rtcConfig: {
	82	iceServers: [
	83	{ urls: 'stun:stun.l.google.com:19302' },
	84	{ urls: 'stun:stun.cloudflare.com:3478' },
	85	{
	86	urls: 'turn:142.93.23.112:3478',
	87	username: 'wirecore',
	88	credential: 'wirecore8261a6a559ce533c'
	89	},
	90	{
	91	urls: 'turn:142.93.23.112:5349',
	92	username: 'wirecore',
	93	credential: 'wirecore8261a6a559ce533c'
	94	}
	95	]
	96	}
	97	},
	98	'wirecorev1-test'
	99	)
	100
	101	addLog('✅ Joined room: wirecorev1-test', 'success')
	102	addLog('⏳ Waiting for peers...', 'warn')
	103
	104	let connectedPeers = new Set()
	105
	106	room.onPeerJoin(peerId => {
	107	connectedPeers.add(peerId)
	108	const peerShort = peerId.substring(0, 12) + '...'
	109	addLog(`✅ Peer connected: ${peerShort}`, 'success')
	110
	111	peerCount.textContent = `Peers: ${connectedPeers.size}`
	112
	113	if (connectedPeers.size > 0) {
	114	status.className = 'status success'
	115	testResult.textContent = '✅ SUCCESS! P2P connection established!'
	116	document.querySelector('h2').textContent = 'Status: CONNECTED ✅'
	117	}
	118	})
	119
	120	room.onPeerLeave(peerId => {
	121	connectedPeers.delete(peerId)
	122	const peerShort = peerId.substring(0, 12) + '...'
	123	addLog(`❌ Peer disconnected: ${peerShort}`, 'error')
	124
	125	peerCount.textContent = `Peers: ${connectedPeers.size}`
	126
	127	if (connectedPeers.size === 0) {
	128	status.className = 'status waiting'
	129	testResult.textContent = 'Waiting for connection...'
	130	document.querySelector('h2').textContent = 'Status: Waiting for peers...'
	131	}
	132	})
	133
	134	// Timeout check
	135	setTimeout(() => {
	136	if (connectedPeers.size === 0) {
	137	status.className = 'status error'
	138	testResult.textContent = '❌ TIMEOUT: No peers connected after 60 seconds'
	139	document.querySelector('h2').textContent = 'Status: FAILED'
	140	addLog('❌ Test failed: No peers connected', 'error')
	141	addLog('Check TURN server configuration and firewall', 'error')
	142	}
	143	}, 60000)
	144
	145	addLog('💡 Open this page in another browser window to test P2P!', 'warn')
	146	</script>
	147	</body>
	148	</html>

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	1	/**
	2	* Trystero Content Transport (Browser-side)
	3	*
	4	* WebRTC-based content-by-hash synchronization for browsers.
	5	* Compatible with wiredove's sendHash/sendBlob pattern.
	6	*
	7	* Uses Trystero for signaling and WebRTC connections.
	8	* Works with browser's IndexedDB storage via apds.
	9	*/
	10
	11	export class TrysteroContentTransport {
	12	constructor(apds, options = {}) {
	13	this.apds = apds
	14	this.options = {
	15	appId: options.appId \|\| 'wirecore-v1',
	16	password: options.password \|\| 'wirecore-content-sync-2026',
	17	...options
	18	}
	19
	20	this.room = null
	21	this.sendHash = null
	22	this.sendBlob = null
	23	this.peers = new Set()
	24
	25	// Pending requests: requestId -> { hash, resolve, reject, timeout }
	26	this.pendingRequests = new Map()
	27
	28	// Stats
	29	this.stats = {
	30	sent: 0,
	31	received: 0,
	32	peers: 0
	33	}
	34
	35	console.log('TrysteroContentTransport: initialized')
	36	}
	37
	38	/**
	39	* Join a Trystero room for P2P communication
	40	* @param {string} roomName - Room identifier (usually public key)
	41	* @param {Function} joinRoomFn - Trystero's joinRoom function
	42	*/
	43	async joinRoom(roomName, joinRoomFn) {
	44	if (this.room) {
	45	console.log('TrysteroContentTransport: already in room')
	46	return
	47	}
	48
	49	console.log(`TrysteroContentTransport: joining room ${roomName}`)
	50
	51	// Create Trystero room
	52	const roomConfig = {
	53	appId: this.options.appId,
	54	password: this.options.password
	55	}
	56
	57	// Add custom relay URLs if provided
	58	if (this.options.relayUrls) {
	59	roomConfig.relayUrls = this.options.relayUrls
	60	}
	61
	62	// Add custom RTC config (TURN/STUN servers) if provided
	63	if (this.options.rtcConfig) {
	64	roomConfig.rtcConfig = this.options.rtcConfig
	65	}
	66
	67	const room = joinRoomFn(roomConfig, roomName)
	68
	69	// Create hash and blob actions (matching wiredove's pattern)
	70	const [sendHash, onHash] = room.makeAction('hash')
	71	const [sendBlob, onBlob] = room.makeAction('blob')
	72
	73	this.room = room
	74	this.sendHash = sendHash
	75	this.sendBlob = sendBlob
	76
	77	// Handle incoming hash requests
	78	onHash(async (data, peerId) => {
	79	console.log(`TrysteroContentTransport: received hash request from ${peerId}:`, data)
	80	await this.handleHashRequest(data, peerId)
	81	})
	82
	83	// Handle incoming blob responses
	84	onBlob(async (data, peerId) => {
	85	console.log(`TrysteroContentTransport: received blob from ${peerId}`)
	86	await this.handleBlobResponse(data, peerId)
	87	})
	88
	89	// Track peers
	90	room.onPeerJoin((peerId) => {
	91	console.log(`TrysteroContentTransport: peer joined ${peerId}`)
	92	this.peers.add(peerId)
	93	this.stats.peers = this.peers.size
	94
	95	// Send our latest content when peer joins
	96	this.announceLatestContent(peerId)
	97	})
	98
	99	room.onPeerLeave((peerId) => {
	100	console.log(`TrysteroContentTransport: peer left ${peerId}`)
	101	this.peers.delete(peerId)
	102	this.stats.peers = this.peers.size
	103	})
	104
	105	console.log('TrysteroContentTransport: room joined successfully')
	106	}
	107
	108	/**
	109	* Announce latest content to a specific peer
	110	*/
	111	async announceLatestContent(peerId) {
	112	try {
	113	const pubkey = await this.apds.pubkey()
	114	if (!pubkey) return
	115
	116	// Get latest message from own feed
	117	// This would need integration with Wirecore's feed system
	118	// For now, just log
	119	console.log(`TrysteroContentTransport: would announce latest to ${peerId}`)
	120	} catch (err) {
	121	console.error('TrysteroContentTransport: failed to announce latest:', err)
	122	}
	123	}
	124
	125	/**
	126	* Handle incoming hash request from peer
	127	* Peer is asking if we have content for this hash
	128	*/
	129	async handleHashRequest(data, peerId) {
	130	try {
	131	const { hash, requestId } = typeof data === 'string' ? { hash: data, requestId: null } : data
	132
	133	if (!hash) {
	134	console.error('TrysteroContentTransport: invalid hash request')
	135	return
	136	}
	137
	138	// Try to get content from local storage
	139	let content = null
	140
	141	// Check if this is a profile-image request (starts with 'profile-image:')
	142	if (hash.startsWith('profile-image:')) {
	143	// For own profile image
	144	if (hash === `profile-image:${await this.apds.pubkey()}`) {
	145	content = await this.apds.get('profile-image')
	146	} else {
	147	// For other users (we might have cached it)
	148	content = await this.apds.get(hash)
	149	}
	150	} else {
	151	// Check post images
	152	const postImage = await this.apds.get(`post-image:${hash}`)
	153	if (postImage) {
	154	content = postImage
	155	} else {
	156	// Check regular content
	157	content = await this.apds.get(hash)
	158	}
	159	}
	160
	161	if (content) {
	162	console.log(`TrysteroContentTransport: found content for ${hash}, sending to ${peerId}`)
	163
	164	// Send blob back to requesting peer
	165	const response = requestId ? { content, hash, requestId } : content
	166	this.sendBlob(response, peerId)
	167	this.stats.sent++
	168	} else {
	169	console.log(`TrysteroContentTransport: content not found for ${hash}`)
	170	}
	171	} catch (err) {
	172	console.error('TrysteroContentTransport: error handling hash request:', err)
	173	}
	174	}
	175
	176	/**
	177	* Handle incoming blob response from peer
	178	* Peer is sending us content we requested
	179	*/
	180	async handleBlobResponse(data, peerId) {
	181	try {
	182	const { content, hash, requestId } = typeof data === 'string' ? { content: data, hash: null, requestId: null } : data
	183
	184	if (!content) {
	185	console.error('TrysteroContentTransport: invalid blob response')
	186	return
	187	}
	188
	189	this.stats.received++
	190
	191	// If this is a response to a request, resolve the promise
	192	if (requestId && this.pendingRequests.has(requestId)) {
	193	const pending = this.pendingRequests.get(requestId)
	194	clearTimeout(pending.timeout)
	195	this.pendingRequests.delete(requestId)
	196	pending.resolve(content)
	197	return
	198	}
	199
	200	// Otherwise, this is unsolicited content (e.g., new post)
	201	// Store it and process it
	202	if (hash) {
	203	await this.apds.put(`post-image:${hash}`, content)
	204	console.log(`TrysteroContentTransport: stored content for ${hash}`)
	205	}
	206
	207	// Emit event for processing
	208	this.emit?.('blob-received', { content, hash, peerId })
	209	} catch (err) {
	210	console.error('TrysteroContentTransport: error handling blob response:', err)
	211	}
	212	}
	213
	214	/**
	215	* Request content from peers
	216	* @param {string} hash - Content hash to request
	217	* @param {Object} options - { timeout }
	218	* @returns {Promise<string>} Content or null
	219	*/
	220	async requestContent(hash, options = {}) {
	221	const timeout = options.timeout \|\| 10000
	222	const requestId = this.generateRequestId()
	223
	224	console.log(`TrysteroContentTransport: requesting content for ${hash}`)
	225
	226	// Create promise for this request
	227	const promise = new Promise((resolve, reject) => {
	228	const timeoutId = setTimeout(() => {
	229	this.pendingRequests.delete(requestId)
	230	reject(new Error(`Timeout requesting ${hash}`))
	231	}, timeout)
	232
	233	this.pendingRequests.set(requestId, {
	234	hash,
	235	resolve,
	236	reject,
	237	timeout: timeoutId
	238	})
	239	})
	240
	241	// Send hash request to all peers
	242	if (this.sendHash) {
	243	this.sendHash({ hash, requestId })
	244	this.stats.sent++
	245	}
	246
	247	return promise
	248	}
	249
	250	/**
	251	* Generate unique request ID
	252	*/
	253	generateRequestId() {
	254	return `req-${Date.now()}-${Math.random().toString(36).substr(2, 9)}`
	255	}
	256
	257	/**
	258	* Check if we have active peers
	259	*/
	260	hasActivePeers() {
	261	return this.peers.size > 0
	262	}
	263
	264	/**
	265	* Get peer count
	266	*/
	267	getPeerCount() {
	268	return this.peers.size
	269	}
	270
	271	/**
	272	* Leave room and cleanup
	273	*/
	274	leaveRoom() {
	275	if (this.room) {
	276	console.log('TrysteroContentTransport: leaving room')
	277	this.room.leave()
	278	this.room = null
	279	this.sendHash = null
	280	this.sendBlob = null
	281	this.peers.clear()
	282	this.pendingRequests.clear()
	283	}
	284	}
	285
	286	/**
	287	* Get stats
	288	*/
	289	getStats() {
	290	return {
	291	...this.stats,
	292	pendingRequests: this.pendingRequests.size
	293	}
	294	}
	295	}
	296
	297	export default TrysteroContentTransport

pear-app/public/trystero-torrent.min.js +1 -0

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pear-app/test-relay-push.mjs +98 -0

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	1	/**
	2	* Test relay push with fixed ANProto signature
	3	*/
	4	import { WebSocket } from 'ws'
	5	import { ANProto } from './lib/anproto.js'
	6	import { YAMLHelper } from './lib/yaml-helper.js'
	7
	8	// Your pubkey (get from: pear run . cli whoami)
	9	const PUBKEY = 'OEMqT42p1NhSH5cyOejXRIbQwT3TciFe5kMZ6gqBJIE='
	10
	11	// Your keypair (132 chars) - get from Hyperbee metadata
	12	const KEYPAIR_STRING = 'OEMqT42p1NhSH5cyOejXRIbQwT3TciFe5kMZ6gqBJIE=5w5eLkSf2+vfZWjj3t4a+r8NhBq+yx9bHwZQtvElD10wQypPjanU2FIflzI56NdEhtDBPdNyIV7mQxnqCoEkgQ=='
	13
	14	async function testPush() {
	15	console.log('🧪 Testing relay push with fixed signature...\n')
	16
	17	// Load keypair
	18	const keypair = ANProto.loadKeypair(KEYPAIR_STRING)
	19	console.log('✓ Loaded keypair')
	20	console.log(' Pubkey:', PUBKEY)
	21
	22	// Create test message
	23	const metadata = {
	24	name: 'TestUser',
	25	image: null,
	26	previous: null
	27	}
	28	const messageText = 'TEST RELAY PUSH - Signature Fix Test - ' + Date.now()
	29	const yaml = YAMLHelper.create(metadata, messageText)
	30	console.log('\n✓ Created YAML message:')
	31	console.log(yaml.substring(0, 100) + '...')
	32
	33	// Hash and sign
	34	const contentHash = ANProto.hash(yaml)
	35	console.log('\n✓ Content hash:', contentHash.substring(0, 32) + '...')
	36
	37	const signature = ANProto.sign(contentHash, keypair)
	38	console.log('✓ Signature length:', signature.length, 'chars')
	39	console.log(' Signature:', signature.substring(0, 50) + '...')
	40
	41	// Connect to relay
	42	console.log('\n📤 Connecting to wss://7rnx.net/relay/')
	43	const ws = new WebSocket('wss://7rnx.net/relay/')
	44
	45	return new Promise((resolve, reject) => {
	46	const timeout = setTimeout(() => {
	47	ws.close()
	48	reject(new Error('Connection timeout (10s)'))
	49	}, 10000)
	50
	51	ws.on('open', () => {
	52	clearTimeout(timeout)
	53	console.log('✓ Connected!')
	54
	55	try {
	56	// Send in order: pubkey, content, signature
	57	ws.send(PUBKEY)
	58	console.log(' → Sent pubkey')
	59
	60	ws.send(yaml)
	61	console.log(' → Sent YAML content')
	62
	63	ws.send(signature)
	64	console.log(' → Sent signature')
	65
	66	// Wait for relay to process
	67	setTimeout(() => {
	68	ws.close()
	69	console.log('\n✅ Push complete!')
	70	console.log('\nCheck relay: curl https://7rnx.net/relay/all \| jq length')
	71	resolve()
	72	}, 2000)
	73	} catch (err) {
	74	clearTimeout(timeout)
	75	ws.close()
	76	reject(err)
	77	}
	78	})
	79
	80	ws.on('error', (err) => {
	81	clearTimeout(timeout)
	82	console.error('❌ WebSocket error:', err.message)
	83	reject(err)
	84	})
	85
	86	ws.on('message', (data) => {
	87	console.log(' ← Received:', data.toString().substring(0, 50))
	88	})
	89	})
	90	}
	91
	92	testPush().then(() => {
	93	console.log('\n✅ Test successful!')
	94	process.exit(0)
	95	}).catch(err => {
	96	console.error('\n❌ Test failed:', err.message)
	97	process.exit(1)
	98	})

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	1	// Simple WebSocket client to test if broadcasts are actually being sent
	2	const WebSocket = require('ws')
	3
	4	const ws = new WebSocket('ws://localhost:3003')
	5
	6	ws.on('open', () => {
	7	console.log('✅ WebSocket connected to localhost:3003')
	8	console.log('Waiting for messages...')
	9	})
	10
	11	ws.on('message', (data) => {
	12	console.log('📨 Received message:', data.toString())
	13	try {
	14	const parsed = JSON.parse(data.toString())
	15	console.log('📦 Parsed:', JSON.stringify(parsed, null, 2))
	16	} catch (err) {
	17	console.log('⚠️ Could not parse as JSON')
	18	}
	19	})
	20
	21	ws.on('close', (code, reason) => {
	22	console.log('❌ WebSocket closed:', code, reason.toString())
	23	})
	24
	25	ws.on('error', (err) => {
	26	console.error('🔥 WebSocket error:', err.message)
	27	})
	28
	29	console.log('Connecting to ws://localhost:3003...')

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