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Shortcut: Ctrl+Shift+M -> Ctrl+Shift+E. Chrome owns Ctrl+Shift+M as
'switch profile' and E matches the Greek spelling (Ermis).
Sidebar discoverability: new bundled add-on at bundled-addons/hermes/
registers a left-strip icon + launcher panel. The panel is a thin chrome
(mark + 'Open Messages' + shortcut hint) that forwards clicks through
api.onMessage -> ipcMain.emit('hermes-open-request') -> openHermesWindow.
All real messaging code stays in main.js — add-on is purely for discovery.
Address book: opt-in vCard (.vcf) import. Dialog in the Add Contact modal
lets the user pick a file; main.js parses BEGIN:VCARD blocks for X-BNS-NAME
/ X-NOSTR-NPUB / X-NOSTR-PUBKEY plus .bch names and npubs mentioned in
NOTE fields. Candidates are previewed per-contact with checkboxes; nothing
is added until the user confirms. Non-matching vCards are returned too (so
the user can still add manually) rather than silently dropped. Nothing is
uploaded; parsing is local.
site/hermes: status badge flipped from 'designed - not yet built' to
'MVP - desktop'. New 'What ships today' grid covers threaded chat, send by
name, address book, local history (all live) and mobile + Tor (next /
planned). Hero carries the new Ctrl+Shift+E shortcut and a link to
/hermes/branding.
site/hermes/branding: new page. Mark SVG (winged envelope, two variants
for 16-20px and 24-160px display sizes), palette (reuses Silent Mode
tokens + an amber accent that's distinctly warm-yellow, not Hermes-orange
— so it never collides with Hermès the fashion house), name explanation
(English Hermes / Greek Ermis), voice notes, do/don't table, MPL-2.0
attribution.
Hermes/MOBILE-RECOMMENDATION.md: analysis of three mobile paths (inside
Ariadne / standalone / hybrid). Recommendation is Option 1: ship as a
screen inside Ariadne. Reuses the wallet seed, aligns with the design
doc's 'one seed many purposes' architecture, lowest total cost.
33 lines
1.3 KiB
JavaScript
33 lines
1.3 KiB
JavaScript
// Hermes bundled add-on — thin launcher.
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//
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// Real messaging code (NIP-17 wrap/unwrap, relay subscriptions, persistent
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// inbox, contacts) lives in Theseus main.js: too much raw network + crypto to
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// run under the add-on sandbox. This add-on exists for ONE reason: register a
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// left-strip sidebar entry so the Messages panel is discoverable without
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// pressing Ctrl+Shift+E.
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//
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// The panel (panel.html) is a small chrome: mark, "Open Messages" button,
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// shortcut hint. Click → forwarded through api.onMessage → an in-process
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// ipcMain.emit that main.js listens for and resolves to openHermesWindow().
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// Keeping the forwarding tiny: nothing crypto-sensitive flows through this
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// add-on, so a compromise of this one-handler surface can at worst open an
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// otherwise-openable window.
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const { ipcMain } = require("electron");
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module.exports = {
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activate(api) {
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api.registerSidebarPanel({
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id: "main",
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title: "Hermes",
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page: "panel.html",
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});
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api.onMessage("open-messages", () => {
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// In-process emit: main.js listens on "hermes-open-request" and calls
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// openHermesWindow(). Using emit (not .send) because this is a
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// same-process signal, not an IPC to a renderer.
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ipcMain.emit("hermes-open-request");
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return { ok: true };
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});
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api.log("registered hermes sidebar panel");
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},
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};
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