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CLAUDE.md
This file provides guidance to Claude Code (claude.ai/code) when working with code in this repository.
Project Overview
Flotilla is a Discord-like Nostr client that operates on the concept of "relays as groups/spaces." Built with SvelteKit 2.5 and Svelte 5, it provides messaging, threads, calendar events, and social features across Nostr relays.
Development Commands
# Development
pnpm run dev # Start dev server on port 1847
pnpm run check # TypeScript checking
pnpm run check:watch # Watch mode TypeScript checking
# Production
pnpm run build # Custom build with env processing
./build.sh # Main build script with PWA assets
pnpm run sourcemaps # Build with sourcemap upload
# Code Quality
pnpm run lint # ESLint + Prettier checking
pnpm run format # Auto-format with Prettier
# Mobile
pnpm run release:android # Android APK build
npx cap sync # Sync web assets to native
Architecture
Core Technology Stack
- SvelteKit 2.5 + Svelte 5 - Reactive UI framework with runes
- Welshman Libraries - Comprehensive Nostr toolkit (@welshman/app, @welshman/net, @welshman/signer, etc.)
- TailwindCSS + DaisyUI - Utility-first styling with component library
- Capacitor 7 - Cross-platform mobile deployment
- TypeScript - Full type safety throughout
Key Directories
/src/app/state.ts- Global state management, stores, derived values/src/app/components/- 80+ feature-specific Svelte components/src/lib/components/- Shared/generic UI components/src/routes/- SvelteKit file-based routing with dynamic relay/room routes/src/app/commands.ts- User actions and business logic/src/assets/icons/- 60+ custom SVG icons
State Management Patterns
- Svelte stores with Welshman reactive patterns
- Repository pattern for Nostr event storage with 10k event limit
- Derived stores for computed values and real-time updates
- Event-based architecture with reactive data flow
Nostr Integration Architecture
- NIP-29 support - Group chat functionality via relays
- NIP-46 support - Remote signing (Nostr Connect/Bunker)
- Event unwrapping - Handles gift-wrapped messages for privacy
- Real-time relay management - Automatic connection and authentication
- Web of trust calculations - User reputation and content filtering
Mobile & PWA Features
- Responsive navigation (drawer on mobile, sidebar on desktop)
- Capacitor integration for native mobile apps
- PWA with offline support and auto-updating
- Safe area handling for iOS/Android
Environment Configuration
All environment variables are optional and enable platform customization:
# Branding
VITE_PLATFORM_NAME="Custom Name"
VITE_PLATFORM_LOGO="/custom-logo.png"
VITE_PLATFORM_DESCRIPTION="Custom description"
# Platform Mode (single-relay instance)
VITE_PLATFORM_RELAYS="wss://relay.example.com"
# Bootstrap and Discovery
VITE_DEFAULT_PUBKEYS="npub1...,npub2..." # Web of trust seed
VITE_INDEXER_RELAYS="wss://indexer1.com,wss://indexer2.com"
# Monitoring
VITE_GLITCHTIP_API_KEY="..." # Error reporting
The build.sh script processes these variables and generates theme files.
Important Patterns
Component Organization
- Components are organized by feature (Chat, Calendar, Profile, Space)
- Use existing components from
/lib/components/before creating new ones - Follow the established naming convention (PascalCase, descriptive names)
Routing Structure
- Dynamic routes:
/spaces/[relay]/[room]for relay-based navigation - All routes use the
+layout.sveltefor app shell and initialization - Route helpers in
/src/app/routes.tsfor URL generation
Nostr Event Handling
- Events flow through the repository pattern in
state.ts - Use Welshman utilities for event validation and parsing
- Handle both plain and gift-wrapped events for privacy
Styling Conventions
- TailwindCSS with DaisyUI components
- Dark/light theme support via CSS custom properties
- Responsive design with mobile-first approach
- Custom color scheme configurable via environment variables
- When styling html, prefer flex/gap classes over margin or space-y classes.
Testing Notes
This project does not include formal testing infrastructure. Code quality is maintained through TypeScript strict mode, ESLint, Prettier, and Svelte compiler validation.
Performance Considerations
- Event storage is limited to 10k events with ranking system
- Components use lazy loading patterns
- Large lists should implement virtualization
- Image proxy optimization for external content