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Currently reactions can not be seen, added or removed.
Viewing reactions
Viewing reactions should be possible in some simple way.
Currently, I see three viable options:
Always showing reactions when a message is selected
Toggle it for a single message on selection
Toggling it for the whoie chatview with a global shortcut
It would also be possible to implement both 2 and 3 or 1 and 3.
Adding / removing reactions
Adding reactions should be done by selecting the message, hitting some shortcut and entering some kind of "reaction add editor mode". This would be similar to editing a message. But instead you'll see all added reactions as their respective emoji codes. If a new emoji code is added, it will add a new reaction. If you remove one code, it will remove the existing reaction.
Permissions
Since adding reactions requires a certain permission, those have to be checked when adding new reactions. There might be a difference to adding a new reaction and adding one that already has a count of at least one.
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Commit 42a4104 adds reaction rendering. For now I went with none of the previously mentioned options. Instead, reactions are always visible and can be toggled via the config file.
Still todo:
Adding reactions
Allowing to see who added a reaction
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Current state
Currently reactions can not be seen, added or removed.
Viewing reactions
Viewing reactions should be possible in some simple way.
Currently, I see three viable options:
It would also be possible to implement both 2 and 3 or 1 and 3.
Adding / removing reactions
Adding reactions should be done by selecting the message, hitting some shortcut and entering some kind of "reaction add editor mode". This would be similar to editing a message. But instead you'll see all added reactions as their respective emoji codes. If a new emoji code is added, it will add a new reaction. If you remove one code, it will remove the existing reaction.
Permissions
Since adding reactions requires a certain permission, those have to be checked when adding new reactions. There might be a difference to adding a new reaction and adding one that already has a count of at least one.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: