Add ability to mute keywords from chat #413
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tommyxchow
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Nov 10, 2024
Created a json converter to to serialize the observable list of muted keywords, this required a static method for the default value. Also moved the logic for the muted keyword widget to the widget itself
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tommyxchow
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Nov 12, 2024
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Sounds good, I’ve made the changes. It was indeed a bit overkill, perhaps! |
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This PR adds the ability for users to mute specific keywords in the chat.
It adds a section in the chat settings. Besides the bottom sheet with a text field, there is a switch that makes the app only match whole words instead of words containing the keyword (for example, if someone wants to mute "W"s but doesn't want words with "w" to be filtered).
Related to issue #400
demo_muted_words_1731245646.mp4