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Confirmation dialogue / UI "your note has been posted"
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Sometimes when I submit post a note, the Damus UI makes it unclear that my note was posted. I have to go back and view my own profile to double check that my own note was posted.
https://damus.io/note1due7xq4qyyl6gs0cjca556eptd5zqfu857qx83mq4pvvtegm4kls9t23lm
user story
As a Damus social media poster, I would like to see a pop-up confirmation "your note has been posted" when my note has been posted, so that I can have greater confidence my note was published to nostr.
acceptance criteria
- Damus tracks if note has been posted immediately post button, and
- If note has been posted, a pop-up (or other UI mechanism) signifies "your note has been posted".
Related
NWC paste string confirmation https://github.com/damus-io/damus/issues/1775 For muted conversation https://github.com/damus-io/damus/issues/1626 Image saved https://github.com/damus-io/damus/issues/1463 User muted https://github.com/damus-io/damus/issues/2084 (duplicate https://github.com/damus-io/damus/issues/1432) Keyword muted https://github.com/damus-io/damus/issues/2085 DM Sent https://github.com/damus-io/damus/issues/2086
@jb55 I will add this to 1.8 post Madeira milestone, as I see milestone as collections of multiple (two or more) sprints. Note posting is probably the most frequent action from the list above. We can tackle the rest of the confirmation dialogues bit by bit.
what other social network has this? Personally I think it’s a bit much.
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@jb55https://github.com/jb55 I will add this to 1.8 post Madeira milestone, as I see milestone as collections of multiple (two or more) sprints. Note posting is probably the most frequent action from the list above. We can tackle the rest of the confirmation dialogues bit by bit.
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what other social network has this? Personally I think it’s a bit much.
Good question. Conversation started here, and it was centered around @karnagebitcoin idea of reducing anxiety. Specifically, post (any) action, including "post" there is no feedback that the action succeeded.
https://damus.io/nevent1qqsqfwmyv32xalewtpw4d37hu6wngf9vcs4a6y766v5ty6dfjx685ksprpmhxue69uhhwetvvdhk6efwdehhxarj9emkjmn9qy2hwumn8ghj7un9d3shjtnyv9kh2uewd9hj7qgswaehxw309ahx7um5wgh8w6twv5qs6amnwvaz7tmwdaejumr0dsqf33au
@ericholguin maybe a quick toast could be nice, maybe use haptics too! I can design something for this :) in the technical side, do you think require lots of work?
@ericholguin
what other social network has this? Personally I think it’s a bit much.
twitter?
@robagreda:
@ericholguin maybe a quick toast could be nice, maybe use haptics too! I can design something for this :) in the technical side, do you think require lots of work?
keep in mind that there is no singular "success" state, each relay can return success or fail. Ideally it would be a toast with a circular or linear progress bar showing the number of successful sends out of all your relays
As long as it's brief and doesn't take more than a second to show. If you show the actual progress as animated - people will get annoyed. Found out in Snort.
On Fri, Mar 22, 2024 at 05:22:04PM -0700, Karnage wrote:
As long as it's brief and doesn't take more than a second to show. If you show the actual progress as animated - people will get annoyed. Found out in Snort.
yes it would have a fixed lifetime of probably ~3 seconds?
@alltheseas Coracle shows how many relays a note was sent to and how many failed. It's minimal, and kind of works.. but can also feel a bit technical and a bit annoying. I guess you have to use the client for a while to get used to it.
Maybe it could say "sent 5/8" or something along those lines? Then if you tap on the notice, you could see details of which relays failed to be published to?
I have a feeling this would get 50/50 positive / negative feedback from users and more helpful to those who already use nostr regularly vs. new and newish users who will just wonder what that means.
Side note: I was browsing Mona (a desktop client for Mastodon) and it was confusing as hell. They have all sorts of weird concepts that are just overwhelming. I guess my concern is that the number of relays being sent to could add to this feeling when people use Damus. Just something to keep in mind. Who knows... maybe no note posted confirmation is fine? Do they really need to see which relays fail every time they post?
Another side thought: What if your relays in settings just show how many notes have been sent to them, and how many times they failed to see your note? Maybe that would be useful and less intrusive 🤔
On Mon, Apr 01, 2024 at 06:59:02AM -0700, Karnage wrote:
@alltheseas Coracle shows how many relays a note was sent to and how many failed. It's minimal, and kind of works.. but can also feel a bit technical and a bit annoying. I guess you have to use the client for a while to get used to it.
Yeah maybe we can just show a simple "Sent" on the first successful note, the 5/8 detail is interesting for nerds but maybe not that interesting for most people, especially since damus will keep retrying for the others over time in the background anyways.
Maybe 5/8 can be a dev mode feature.
This outside the scope of this ticket. Can create a new one, and tag previous related PRs and suggestions.
Some variations here using the Damus figma file:
- Bottom (design you already had)
- Top with checkmark - my variation
- Top without checkmark
- Dark mode versions
The idea there is to be able to click on the number of successful relays and maybe see a bottom card showing all the relays the note was accepted in.
Current behavior is a black hole (of no feedback) post post.
https://github.com/damus-io/damus/assets/64376233/997e0426-d0a3-45c9-9edb-f10032f6c608
Similar to what Karnage designed, I am thinking we can do that way for sure with a little change of copy and shadow!