- Added a new `api` service for the NestJS backend, including health checks and dependencies on PostgreSQL, Redis, and MinIO.
- Introduced PostgreSQL and Redis services with health checks and configurations for data persistence.
- Added MinIO for S3-compatible object storage and a one-shot service to initialize required buckets.
- Updated the Nginx configuration to proxy requests to the new backend API and MinIO storage.
- Enhanced the Dockerfile to support the new API environment variables and configurations.
- Updated the `package.json` and `package-lock.json` to include new dependencies for QR code generation and other utilities.
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- Updated the `seedComments` function to return an array of published comment event IDs for tracking.
- Introduced `seedCommentReactions` to seed upvotes and downvotes on comments, improving interaction visibility.
- Enhanced the `App.vue` and `MobileNav.vue` components to support a mobile search overlay, allowing users to search films seamlessly.
- Added a new `MobileSearch` component for better search experience on mobile devices.
- Implemented a search feature in `AppHeader.vue` with dropdown results for improved content discovery.
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- Introduced a new content source toggle in the profile and app header to switch between IndeeHub and TopDoc films.
- Updated the content fetching logic to dynamically load content based on the selected source.
- Enhanced the seeding process to include a combined catalog of IndeeHub and TopDoc films, ensuring diverse content availability.
- Improved user interaction by preventing duplicate reactions and ensuring a smoother voting experience across comments and content.
- Added support for Amber login (NIP-55) for Android users, integrating it into the existing authentication flow.
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Two root causes for seeding not working on production:
1. Origin mismatch: The seeder writes content IDs as
http://localhost:7777/content/... but the app was using
window.location.origin (the user's actual browser URL) to
query the relay. Introduced VITE_CONTENT_ORIGIN env var
baked into the Docker build so both sides use the same origin.
2. Dockerfile.seed fragility: Replaced --omit=dev + global tsx
with a cleaner approach that strips sharp from package.json
(the only native dep that fails on Alpine) then does a full
npm install, ensuring tsx/esbuild and all applesauce deps
resolve correctly.
Also improved wait-for-relay to accept any HTTP response (some
relays return 4xx for plain GET) and increased max attempts.
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- Added several new dependencies related to the Applesauce library, including 'applesauce-accounts', 'applesauce-common', 'applesauce-core', 'applesauce-loaders', 'applesauce-relay', and 'applesauce-signers', all at version 5.1.0.
- Updated the development script in package.json to specify a port for Vite and added new seed scripts for profiles and activity.
- Removed outdated image files from the public directory to clean up unused assets.
- Enhanced the App.vue structure by integrating shared components like AppHeader and AuthModal for improved user experience.
- Refactored ContentDetailModal and MobileNav components to support new features and improve usability.
These changes improve the overall functionality and maintainability of the application while ensuring it utilizes the latest libraries for better performance.
- Added detailed labels to the deployment script for IndeedHub, including title, version, description, license, icon, and repository URL.
- Updated package dependencies in package.json and package-lock.json, including upgrading 'nostr-tools' to version 2.23.0 and adding 'axios' and '@tanstack/vue-query'.
- Improved README with a modern description of the platform and updated project structure details.
This commit enhances the clarity of the deployment process and ensures the project is using the latest dependencies for better performance and features.
Built a complete Netflix-style streaming interface for IndeeHub's decentralized media platform with real film content.
Features:
- Vue 3 + TypeScript + Vite setup with hot module reloading
- Netflix-inspired UI with hero section and horizontal scrolling content rows
- Glass morphism design system with custom Tailwind configuration
- 20+ real IndeeHub films organized into 6 categories (Bitcoin, Documentaries, Drama, etc.)
- Full-featured video player component with custom controls
- Mobile-responsive design with bottom navigation
- Nostr integration ready (nostr-tools, relay pool, NIP-71 support)
- Pinia state management for content
- MCP tools configured (Filesystem, Memory, Nostr, Puppeteer)
Components:
- Browse.vue: Main streaming interface with hero and content rows
- ContentRow.vue: Horizontal scrolling film cards with navigation arrows
- VideoPlayer.vue: Custom video player with play/pause, seek, volume, fullscreen
- MobileNav.vue: Bottom tab navigation for mobile devices
Tech Stack:
- Frontend: Vue 3 (Composition API), TypeScript
- Build: Vite 7
- Styling: Tailwind CSS with custom theme
- State: Pinia 3
- Router: Vue Router 4.6
- Protocol: Nostr (nostr-tools 2.22)
Design:
- 4px grid spacing system
- Glass morphism UI components
- Netflix-style hero section with featured content
- Smooth animations and hover effects
- Mobile-first responsive breakpoints
- Dark theme with custom color palette
Content:
- 20+ IndeeHub films with titles, descriptions, categories
- Bitcoin documentaries: God Bless Bitcoin, Dirty Coin, Searching for Satoshi
- Independent films and documentaries
- Working Unsplash CDN images for thumbnails and backdrops
Ready for deployment to Umbrel, Start9, and Archy nodes.
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