I second this, I think this would be the closest, most stable paying position to what you’re looking for
!lemmynade@lemm.ee is another one I’m working on that might fit what you’re looking for, it’s currently a mobile web app and the desktop layout will be out soon
Ok, and you’re getting a new 6-digit code from your authenticator app every time you attempt to log in?
Like others have said, these are Card components. Usually you’d create an empty low-level Card component that has basic props for different styles (rounded, flat, error, etc.), slots for the content inside, and event handlers for interaction. Then, if you wish, you could make another CardGroup component that can contain Card components and position them using flexbox or grid like the example you provided.
Another possible name for these components would be List or ListItem
Might be applicable here—if you have chosen to not show bot accounts, bot account comments will be removed from the response but the comment count doesn’t account for those comments
It’s hard to estimate because of Lemmy’s many quirks and bugs. I’m hoping to have the alpha version ready for public testing by mid-September, but it might be longer if I’m still having to find workarounds for current Lemmy issues. I promise the wait will be worth it!
In my web app, I just say "X more replies..." on that button using the child_count property. It really doesn't matter much to the user how many comments are going to be loaded next in my opinion, and that keeps it simple on our end.
If you really need to know this, you could consider faking it a bit by fetching an extra level/depth each time the user presses that button. Then, just hide that extra level until the user presses the load more button, and manually count how many comments there are in that next level. This way you can have the correct direct descendant count, each level will load instantly to the user, and you'll be fetching the next level in the background.
No problem! Svelte has an awesome Discord community, and we got a Svelte community here too. Feel free to ask me any questions as well
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Hmm that’s unusual, thanks for reporting—what phone or device are you using?