Currently awaiting an email response from support@cohost.org, but as far as I can tell, it seems that some silent changes were made to the cohost API sometime this week. It doesn't currently seem to affect any of the published chutils modules, but the in-development share tree module and the experimental monolith module are non-functional for the time being.
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floofy.tech/@starlightWRT chutils, I've been taking a little break as I get acclimated to my new job, which is probably good for testing purposes as well because I need to "ruggedize" the share tree module (so that it doesn't do funny things if you try to send multiple tree requests or interrupt the tree mapping) and then just use it on my main browser for a bit to make sure it works practically in everyday use.
I haven't compiled it yet though because the static maps need to be a) updated, b) compressed, and c) split into 4mb files. I've already written the compression/encoding algorithm, I just need to write the accompanying decoding/decompression one, and splitting the files is just as simple as checking the lengths of strings in my encoded array before I concatenate them. I was going to update the maps as well yesterday, but I must have either entered the wrong init index, or retroactively introduced some silent error into the monolith module when making changes to my API helpers to support with the share tree module because it just. Doesn't download the chunks I tell it to. That module was overdue for an update anyways, so I'll probably do that sooner or later so I can update the static maps and minimize my dynamic map sizes when testing.
do you mind questions about chutils? asking for a friend who likes the xkit feature that hides your own posts on your timeline and was wondering if it was possible to do the same on cohost or if something like that would ever be made
(no idea how hard that'd be to implement lol. still incredibly grateful for all your work on chutils (thank you so much!!!!!!!!))
That's definitely possible, and I could probably also wrap it together with options to hide shares and duplicates. That sort of thing is very easy to implement since I have a mutation setup to run a callback for each new post added to the page, and I can make use of React props to skip even touching the API. Glad you like using it!
spent a long time bapping the module relentlessly with my paws and now it's more performant and looks nicer
it now also has preferences for which type of shares are shown (all, opaque & transparent with tags, opaque only) and which posts they're displayed on (all, only yours, only others')