In doPost function, ev.Tags may need to be initialized with nostr.Tags{ }.

If no tags were added to the event object, the ev.Tags was nil.
I observed many of relays reject event objects when it was nil.

To resolve this, initializing ev.Tags with nostr.Tags{ } (an empty array of array) worked for me.

I would suggest to add this line,

ev.Tags = nostr.Tags{ }

before the line 260 in "timeline.go."

/*Line 260: func doPost in timeline.go*/
	for i, u := range cCtx.StringSlice("u") {
		ev.Content = fmt.Sprintf("#[%d] ", i) + ev.Content
		if pp := sdk.InputToProfile(u); pp == nil {
			return fmt.Errorf("failed to parse pubkey from '%s'", u)
		} else {
			u = pp.PublicKey
		}
		ev.Tags = ev.Tags.AppendUnique(nostr.Tag{"p", u})
	}
/*the function goes on...*/

If ev.Tags is nil, the corresponding part in the parsed JSON will be nil.
If initialized with nostr.Tags{}, it will be "[]".

Is the timeline printed in chronological order on purpose? If it is for some reason, is it possible to add a flag to print it in reverse chronological order?

Does the client supports long post (kind:30023)? If so, what is the option? If not, could it be added? :-) Thanks!

I am trying to use your client, however it says "string not all lowercase or all uppercase".

I am typing "algia timeline".

Can you provide some simple example in the readme?

Thanks!

Minimal configuration. Need to be at ~/.config/algia/config.json

On macOS this actually defaults to $HOME/Library/Application Support/algia/config.json as per os.UserConfigDir, which is not ideal.

I think the most straightforward way to get macOS clients to use the ~/.config dir is to replace os.UserConfigDir with a 3rd party package like github.com/mitchellh/go-homedir. If this is an acceptable solution let me know - I'd be happy to submit a pull request.

License is MIT, but it would be great to have an explicit file (as is standard) so GitHub and other tools can pick up on it.

https://github.com/mattn/algia#license

Thank you.

Edit: I mean like this: https://docs.github.com/en/communities/setting-up-your-project-for-healthy-contributions/adding-a-license-to-a-repository

Cheers,

I've cloned the repo, run make, copied the config to the proper location and updated it for use in my project.

However, every algia command returns invalid separator index 66

Any ideas?

When running algia tl for the first time, the file config.json fills with invalid list of following accounts.

Any plans to support zap splits?

https://github.com/nostr-protocol/nips/blob/master/57.md#appendix-g-zap-tag-on-other-events

We can make a command set that helps you create, change, and manage config file, as well as set a password and encrypt the config file with the password. If a user has a password, we can ask for the password, otherwise we use config normally.

If you think it's a good idea, please assign this issue to me to work on this feature.