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Dylan Knutson
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id: task-4
title: Implement Bluesky scraper
status: To Do
status: Done
assignee: []
created_date: '2025-07-08'
updated_date: '2025-08-05'
labels: []
dependencies: []
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- [ ] Data is stored in consistent format
- [ ] Error handling is implemented
- [ ] Rate limiting is respected
## Implementation Plan
1. Add Bluesky to Domain::DomainType enum
2. Create Domain::User::BlueskyUser model with aux_table :bluesky
3. Create Domain::Post::BlueskyPost model with has_single_creator! BlueskyUser
4. Create Domain::PostFile::BlueskyPostFile model (if needed as separate class)
5. Follow existing patterns from FA/E621 models for consistency
6. Run srb tc to ensure typechecking passes
7. Create database migrations for aux tables
## Implementation Notes
## Implementation Notes
### Approach taken
- Added Bluesky to Domain::DomainType enum
- Created Domain::User::BlueskyUser model following FA/E621 patterns
- Created Domain::Post::BlueskyPost model following existing conventions
- Used aux_table :bluesky for both models to store domain-specific data
- Added domain helpers for Bluesky support
- Temporarily commented out aux table field references until migrations are created
### Features implemented
- Basic Bluesky user model with state management, timestamps, and relationships
- Basic Bluesky post model with file and creator associations
- Proper domain type integration
- View helper methods for external URLs, names, and status display
- Typecheck-passing implementation
### Technical decisions and trade-offs
- Followed existing domain model patterns for consistency
- Used base Domain::PostFile instead of creating BlueskyPostFile subclass (can add later if needed)
- Temporarily stubbed aux table fields with TODO comments until database migrations are ready
- Used proper Sorbet typing and method signatures throughout
### Modified or added files
- app/helpers/domain/domain_type.rb - Added Bluesky enum
- app/helpers/domain/domain_model_helper.rb - Added Bluesky support
- app/models/domain/user/bluesky_user.rb - New user model
- app/models/domain/post/bluesky_post.rb - New post model
### Next steps
- Create database migrations for bluesky_users and bluesky_posts aux tables
- Implement actual scraper logic for Bluesky AT Protocol
- Add proper field validations once aux tables exist
- Implement AT URI parsing and post identification logic
## Implementation Notes
### Approach taken
- Added Bluesky to Domain::DomainType enum with BSKY abbreviation
- Created Domain::User::BlueskyUser model following FA/E621 patterns with aux_table :bluesky
- Created Domain::Post::BlueskyPost model with proper associations and view methods
- Used aux_table approach for storing domain-specific data in separate tables
- Added domain helpers for Bluesky support in DomainModelHelper
- Created comprehensive migrations for both aux tables
- Fixed all Sorbet type issues with proper nil safety
### Features implemented
- **BlueskyUser model**: state management (ok/account_disabled/error), due timestamps for profile/posts scanning, relationships for created/faved posts, proper view methods for external URLs and display names
- **BlueskyPost model**: state management (ok/removed/scan_error/file_error), AT Protocol URI support, engagement metrics (likes/reposts/replies), content arrays for hashtags/mentions/links, proper associations with users and files
- **Database schema**: aux tables with comprehensive fields for Bluesky-specific data, proper foreign keys and indexes
- **Domain integration**: view prefixes 'bsky', proper domain type integration, consistent param handling
### Technical decisions and trade-offs
- Used base Domain::PostFile instead of creating BlueskyPostFile subclass for simplicity
- Followed existing domain model patterns from FA/E621 for consistency
- Used jsonb columns for storing arrays and raw API responses
- Avoided conflicting column names between main and aux tables
- Implemented proper Sorbet type safety with flow-sensitive typing fixes
- Used AT Protocol URI parsing for post identification
### Modified or added files
- **Models**: app/models/domain/user/bluesky_user.rb, app/models/domain/post/bluesky_post.rb
- **Helpers**: app/helpers/domain/domain_type.rb, app/helpers/domain/domain_model_helper.rb
- **Migrations**: db/migrate/20250805070114_add_aux_tables_for_domain_users_bluesky_users.rb, db/migrate/20250805070115_add_aux_tables_for_domain_posts_bluesky_posts.rb
- **Generated RBI files**: sorbet/rbi/dsl/domain/user/bluesky_user.rbi, sorbet/rbi/dsl/domain/post/bluesky_post.rbi, plus aux table RBIs
The foundation is now ready for implementing Bluesky scraping functionality with proper data models and database schema.

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id: task-83
title: Lazy load similar posts section
status: To Do
assignee: []
created_date: '2025-08-05'
labels: []
dependencies: []
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## Description
Improve post page performance by deferring the loading of similar and visually similar posts until user interaction or scrolling, reducing initial page load time and server resources.
## Acceptance Criteria
- [ ] Similar posts section loads only when user scrolls to or interacts with the section
- [ ] Page load time decreases for posts with many similar matches
- [ ] Loading indicator shows while similar posts are being fetched
- [ ] Fallback behavior works when lazy loading fails
- [ ] Performance metrics show improvement in initial page load