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- `meshcore-hashtag-cracker` + `nosleep.js` (channel cracker)
- Multibyte-aware decoder build published as `meshcore-decoder-multibyte-patch`
## Code Ethos
- Prefer fewer, stronger modules over many thin wrappers.
- Split code only when the new hook/component owns a real invariant or workflow.
- Keep one reasoning unit readable in one place, even if that file is moderately large.
- Avoid dedicated files whose main job is pass-through, prop bundling, or renaming.
- For this repo, "locally dense but semantically obvious" is better than indirection-heavy "clean architecture".
- When refactoring, preserve behavior first and add tests around the seam being moved.
## Frontend Map
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│ ├── index.ts # Central re-export of all hooks
│ ├── useConversationActions.ts # Send/resend/trace/block conversation actions
│ ├── useConversationNavigation.ts # Search target, selection reset, and info-pane navigation state
│ ├── useConversationMessages.ts # Dedup/update helpers over the conversation timeline
│ ├── useConversationTimeline.ts # Fetch, cache restore, jump-target loading, pagination, reconcile
│ ├── useConversationMessages.ts # Conversation timeline loading, cache restore, jump-target loading, pagination, dedup, pending ACK buffering
│ ├── useUnreadCounts.ts # Unread counters, mentions, recent-sort timestamps
│ ├── useRealtimeAppState.ts # WebSocket event application and reconnect recovery
│ ├── useAppShell.ts # App-shell view state (settings/sidebar/modals/cracker)
│ ├── useAppShellProps.ts # AppShell child prop assembly + cracker create/decrypt flow
│ ├── useRepeaterDashboard.ts # Repeater dashboard state (login, panes, console, retries)
│ ├── useRadioControl.ts # Radio health/config state, reconnection
│ ├── useAppSettings.ts # Settings, favorites, preferences migration
@@ -154,7 +161,6 @@ frontend/src/
├── useConversationMessages.test.ts
├── useConversationMessages.race.test.ts
├── useConversationNavigation.test.ts
├── useAppShellProps.test.ts
├── useAppShell.test.ts
├── useRepeaterDashboard.test.ts
├── useContactsAndChannels.test.ts
@@ -186,13 +192,13 @@ High-level state is delegated to hooks:
- `useConversationRouter`: URL hash → active conversation routing
- `useConversationNavigation`: search target, conversation selection reset, and info-pane state
- `useConversationActions`: send/resend/trace/block handlers and channel override updates
- `useAppShellProps`: assembles the prop bundles passed into `AppShell` children, including the cracker-created-channel historical decrypt flow
- `useConversationMessages`: dedup/update helpers and pending ACK buffering
- `useConversationTimeline`: conversation switch loading, cache restore, jump-target loading, pagination, reconcile
- `useConversationMessages`: conversation switch loading, cache restore, jump-target loading, pagination, dedup/update helpers, and pending ACK buffering
- `useUnreadCounts`: unread counters, mention tracking, recent-sort timestamps
- `useRealtimeAppState`: typed WS event application, reconnect recovery, cache/unread coordination
- `useRepeaterDashboard`: repeater dashboard state (login, pane data/retries, console, actions)
`App.tsx` intentionally still does the final `AppShell` prop assembly. That composition layer is considered acceptable here because it keeps the shell contract visible in one place and avoids a prop-bundling hook with little original logic.
`ConversationPane.tsx` owns the main active-conversation surface branching:
- empty state
- map view
@@ -359,7 +365,7 @@ The `SearchView` component (`components/SearchView.tsx`) provides full-text sear
- **State**: `targetMessageId` is shared between `useConversationNavigation` and `useConversationMessages`. When a search result is clicked, `handleNavigateToMessage` sets the target ID and switches to the target conversation.
- **Same-conversation clear**: when `targetMessageId` is cleared after the target is reached, the hook preserves the around-loaded mid-history view instead of replacing it with the latest page.
- **Persistence**: `SearchView` stays mounted after first open using the same `hidden` class pattern as `CrackerPanel`, preserving search state when navigating to results.
- **Jump-to-message**: `useConversationTimeline` handles optional `targetMessageId` by calling `api.getMessagesAround()` instead of the normal latest-page fetch, loading context around the target message. `MessageList` scrolls to the target via `data-message-id` attribute and applies a `message-highlight` CSS animation.
- **Jump-to-message**: `useConversationMessages` handles optional `targetMessageId` by calling `api.getMessagesAround()` instead of the normal latest-page fetch, loading context around the target message. `MessageList` scrolls to the target via `data-message-id` attribute and applies a `message-highlight` CSS animation.
- **Bidirectional pagination**: After jumping mid-history, `hasNewerMessages` enables forward pagination via `fetchNewerMessages`. The scroll-to-bottom button calls `jumpToBottom` (re-fetches latest page) instead of just scrolling.
- **WS message suppression**: When `hasNewerMessages` is true, incoming WS messages for the active conversation are not added to the message list (the user is viewing historical context, not the latest page).