Claude
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Tweets can carry up to 4 photos/videos/gifs; fxtwitter's media.all preserves their original order and, for videos, gives a real playable .mp4 plus a poster thumbnail. TweetCard now renders these as a 1/2/3/4-item grid (Twitter's own layout shapes) with fixed cell heights so a tall portrait image no longer dictates the whole card's height in the column view, and video/gif items play back with native controls instead of showing a static frame. Each item's url (and a video's thumbnail) still resolves through the configured Nitter media mode (self-host/proxy/direct) individually. Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_014c1L8ghNBFjfiH64UMViP8
59 lines
2.3 KiB
TypeScript
59 lines
2.3 KiB
TypeScript
import type { Source, ContentItem, TweetMediaItem } from '../../storage/db/types.js';
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import { cleanHtml, toSummary } from '../clean.js';
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export interface FetchedItem {
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title: string;
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summary: string;
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body: string | null;
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images: { url: string; caption?: string; width?: number; height?: number }[];
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videos: { url: string; provider?: string; embedHtml?: string }[];
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link: string;
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publishedAt: string;
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/** Set by the Nitter adapter only — carries the tweet's author info through to ContentItem.tweet. */
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tweet?: { id: string; authorName: string; authorHandle: string; avatarUrl: string | null; media: TweetMediaItem[] };
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raw: unknown;
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}
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export interface SourceAdapter {
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/** Fetches and normalizes new items from this source. Should not throw on individual bad items. */
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fetch(source: Source): Promise<FetchedItem[]>;
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}
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export function toContentItem(source: Source, item: FetchedItem): Omit<ContentItem, 'id'> {
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// Feed content is frequently raw (or double-escaped) HTML — cleaned here once,
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// centrally, so every adapter (RSS, API, Telegram once implemented) benefits
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// without each needing its own cleanup logic.
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const cleanBody = item.body ? cleanHtml(item.body) : null;
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const cleanSummary = cleanHtml(item.summary) || (cleanBody ? toSummary(cleanBody) : '');
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return {
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sourceId: source.id,
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type: 'article',
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title: cleanHtml(item.title) || item.title,
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summary: cleanSummary,
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body: cleanBody,
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images: item.images,
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videos: item.videos,
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link: item.link,
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publishedAt: item.publishedAt,
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fetchedAt: new Date().toISOString(),
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tags: [],
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geo: source.category.some((c) => c.toLowerCase().startsWith('local')) ? extractGeoTag(source) : null,
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embedding: null,
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eventId: null,
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clusterId: null,
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tweet: item.tweet ? { ...item.tweet } : null,
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raw: item.raw
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};
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}
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function extractGeoTag(source: Source): string | null {
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// Sources assigned to a LocalRegion carry a "Local: X" category by convention in the
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// admin panel (see SourcesTab). Real geo-tagging comes from LocalRegion.sourceIds
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// membership; this is a lightweight fallback derived from the category label.
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const match = source.category.find((c) => c.toLowerCase().startsWith('local'));
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if (!match) return null;
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const parts = match.split(':');
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return parts[1]?.trim().toLowerCase().replace(/\s+/g, '-') ?? null;
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}
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