Lemmynade App
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Post from one acct?
I'm signed in to multiple accounts but I want to comment primarily from one. Is there anyway to choose or am I stuck commenting with the instance I'm on?
Example, I have a sh.itjust.works acct and a lemmy.ca ones but I'd rather comment on Lemmy.ca posts with my sh.it acct since that's the one I check regularly.
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anyone else having trouble signing into sh.itjust.works?
I was able to sign in to two tkher instances no problem.
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I noticed that you renamed your app LiftOff in the GitHub Repo
@zach Just curious, is there a chance that this name was inspired by the rocket reaction emoji posted on your first release, 0.9.4? Because if so, I'm the one who posted that emoji! Sorry if this post comes across as weird, I'm honestly just curious. I'm probably just overthinking a coincidence. Anyway, great app!
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So the Lemmynade name was no good?
I'm fine with the rebrand, just curious to the thought behind it.
I've got you starred in github, so I install like.... Right after release.
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Lemmynade Release 0.9.5 - Now with Compact view!
github.com Release v0.9.5 · zachatrocity/lemmynadeAdded compact post view Added settings option for post border radius Added settings option for post shadow Added thumbmail for media posts in compact view
I've released a new version of Lemmynade with some important bug fixes and a new compact post view feature!
You can download the android APK here:
https://github.com/zachatrocity/lemmynade/releases/tag/v0.9.5
I'm waiting on Google play store reviews but on should be in there soon.
Screenshots
Compact view
New Settings
Change log:
- Added compact post view
- Added settings option for post border radius
- Added settings option for post shadow
- Added thumbmail for media posts in compact view
- Fixed comments not nesting.
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0.9.4 - "First Release" - (Alpha)
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Android/Desktop Packages
https://github.com/zachatrocity/lemmynade/releases/tag/v0.9.4
Disclaimer
There is a significant bug with the comments not working properly. They're not nested under the parent comments. Despite complete lack of API documentation for lemmy I know the issue and I'm working on this now.
Overview
This is the first release, and by that I mean released through the original ci/cd. There was significant amount of updating that had to be done due to the app not being touched in over 4 months. Currently only Android and desktop are in this release but I intend to fully support iOS I just need to get registered for code signing and test flight.
I wanted to get an "alpha" out there to start getting testing feedback to see what is broken.
Changelog
- Upgraded SDK and kotlin
- Various API changes due to app being stale for 4 months and 3 versions behind Lemmy
- Reconfigured build pipeline to support new app name
- App renamed to Lemmynade
- updated the dart Lemmy API client (separate repo)
Reporting bugs/Feature Requests
Please use the issue tracker on the GitHub. This app wasn't touched for 4 months and was left stale when Lemmy was on 0.15.* so there will be bugs. Please help me find them!
Log bugs/feature requests here: https://github.com/zachatrocity/lemmynade/issues/new/choose
screenshots
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Lemmynade App Roadmap
Here is where I will track the roadmap on progress of my work on the resurrection of Lemmur now called Lemmynade.
Name credit to @[email protected]!
Source Code
Priority Roadmap
update to support 0.17.xre-enable ci/cd pipeline- Fix issue with comments not showing their hierarchy due to comment API changes between 0.15 and 0.17
Rebrand from lemmur and separate from lemmy.ml as the default instancesRelease Beta through GitHub
Feature Roadmap
- better federated community discovery for smaller instances
- kbin support
- material you
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Initial post and progress from archived lemmur app
bigfoot.ninja I've resurrected lemmur, a beautiful flutter app. Coming soon to an instance near you! - Bigfoot NinjaHey guys, a week ago I started working on a lemmy app like many others as an excuse to learn flutter. Along the way I found an old app that was abandoned but very well built. After a couple of days I was able to get things running and semi-useable again. Including posting this post from the app! The...