Things are getting really messy in main.dev.js, should abstract some of it out similar to the OAuthManager class.

Expected Behavior

Everything should be easily read and understood without a huge file to scroll through.

Current Behavior

Everything is just dumped into one file. It works, but is awfully messy.

Possible Solution

Move the management of the composer browser window to it's own class.

Context

Makes debugging and development slow.

A small request over on Twitter that I thought could be simple enough to do at some point.

Expected Behavior

Add a toggle in Settings to allow a user to enable this option. Upon doing so Tweet Tray will launch on system start.

Current Behavior

Nothing.

Possible Solution

Seems like here is a good place to start.

Twitter supports up to 4 images (but only 1 GIF) per tweet, should't be too complex just time consuming to rewrite the image uploader and media upload endpoint to handle multiple.

Could have to do with the expanding Textarea React component that is being used. Reported first on OSX but seems more widespread now.

Found it on Windows.

Too much baggage from the boiler plate used

More info incoming.

I'd love the option to just hit control and enter to send off a tweet. It allows users to not have to grab their mouse to send tweets off.

Start after beta.

Seems easy enough based off this.

Expected Behavior

Current Behavior

Your Environment

Expected Behavior

Current Behavior

The tray is pushed aside inside the menu bar on macOS, so when launching the tweet-tray window, it's pushed to the boundary of the screen. It should have a small padding between the side and the window, so that it doesn't look cut off.

Possible Solution

When the window is pushed aside & touching the border of the screen, it should have the same 20px spacing from the menu bar, between the window and the screen border.

Context

Better window placement

Your Environment

Develop branch

Currently, the icon used in resources like App icon, tray icon and more, aren't optically aligned. Twitter recently updated their brand guides that includes circular icons and square icons. I'll be replacing with those instead of the existing ones :)

From Twitter's Brand Guidelines

Expected Behavior

Icon should be visible in the menu bar at all times.

Current Behavior

After opening the app the icon is no visible until clicking on the space where it should be at which point it is highlighted and displays the active state.

Your Environment

Hey! 👋

Firstly, thanks for starting an awesome open source project 🙏

When I first started the app and was prompted to sign in with Twitter, I couldn't paste in my password nor my 2FA code, and have just tried copy pasting something as a tweet, and that hasn't worked either.

Having had a quick Google, it seems like a fairly well documented issue, and requires setting up an app menu.

I'll have a go at fixing this myself if I have time ✌️

Providing an AppImage would have, among others, these advantages:

• Applications packaged as an AppImage can run on many distributions (including Ubuntu, Fedora, openSUSE, CentOS, elementaryOS, Linux Mint, and others)
• One app = one file = super simple for users: just download one AppImage file, make it executable, and run
• No unpacking or installation necessary
• No root needed
• No system libraries changed
• Works out of the box, no installation of runtimes needed
• Optional desktop integration with appimaged
• Optional binary delta updates, e.g., for continuous builds (only download the binary diff) using AppImageUpdate
• Can optionally GPG2-sign your AppImages (inside the file)
• Works on Live ISOs
• Can use the same AppImages when dual-booting multiple distributions
• Can be listed in the AppImageHub central directory of available AppImages
• Can double as a self-extracting compressed archive with the --appimage-extract parameter

Here is an overview of projects that are already distributing upstream-provided, official AppImages.

If you have questions, AppImage developers are on #AppImage on irc.freenode.net.

Expected Behavior

If an OAuth window has already been presented it should be the only possible instance and remain open until closed.

Current Behavior

I can continue to click the Sign in with Twitter and it keeps opening Twitter OAuth windows.

Possible Solution

Check the OAuthManager has an active window object before creating a new BrowserWindow.

Context

Could possible cause some issues with signing up, but it doesn't stop me from using Tweet Tray, just looks really jank.

Your Environment

Found on develop.

A good suggestion from @mangosango.

Going to use react-localization. Even though Twitter accounts have a language setting which comes down from the API I think basing the locale off what the computer is using will be the way to go. Will avoid allowing a user to customize their language for now.

Below is a list of all the custom strings supported by Tweet Tray (which cannot already be sourced from Twitter's apps), and a list of which languages require localization.

If you would like to contribute, you can submit a pull request (following these (guidelines)[https://github.com/jonathontoon/tweet-tray#development]) for strings per language found under app/localizations. If the there is not a file for your language (e.g: en-US.json) you can create it as part of the pull request.

I'm concerned that this may conflict with whatever program is currently open and what hotkeys it has. So to ensure there are no conflicts I'm going to run with Ctrl(/Cmd)+Shift+Alt+T for now.

Would be great to have autocomplete when mentioning someone just like Twitter.

Just realized when i was trying to paste my password from 1password.
It looks like it doesn't respond to any paste commands or a option-click in the window.

Can you add configurable proxy support? Without it I can't use this.

There is a means to include alt text for uploaded images in the Twitter client API

Alt text support for Twitter Cards and the REST API

When the composer window is displayed it's always in the middle of the screen, not understand where the tray icon is. Would love someone who has more experience with Linux to pick this up.

Expected Behavior

When I click the tray icon to show the window centered horizontally below it.

Current Behavior

Your Environment

Replace icon that is used for Linux as it's quite low quality. I can't seem to find any documentation for what the general expected size is either.

Expected Behavior

Not blurry.

Current Behavior

Your Environment

Twitter profiles support custom tint colors, which are also available on the verifyCredentials endpoint of the Twitter API. Originally discussed here.

Expected Behavior

Whenever I sign in with my Twitter profile, everything which uses the default blue tint color should automatically update to use the user's theme color.

Current Behavior

Doesn't exist. 😢

Possible Solution

Add the custom theme color to the userCredentials object in Redux, and then overwrite the usage of the main blue tint color when it's available. The biggest issue that would need to be tackled though is that currently all of the SVG images used are a single blue color, would need to implement some way to tint them or to move over to using a webfont.

So it's covering my Thor now 😅

I'm on Windows 10, Insider Build 17083, and tweet tray version is 1.0.2