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Add own composed status to home without waiting for websocket event
This makes the UI appear less laggy. After all, the status *is* created right there and then, it's the distribution to home timelines that can take a while
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import api from '../api'
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import api from '../api'
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import { updateTimeline } from './timelines';
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export const COMPOSE_CHANGE = 'COMPOSE_CHANGE';
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export const COMPOSE_CHANGE = 'COMPOSE_CHANGE';
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export const COMPOSE_SUBMIT_REQUEST = 'COMPOSE_SUBMIT_REQUEST';
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export const COMPOSE_SUBMIT_REQUEST = 'COMPOSE_SUBMIT_REQUEST';
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export const COMPOSE_SUBMIT_SUCCESS = 'COMPOSE_SUBMIT_SUCCESS';
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export const COMPOSE_SUBMIT_SUCCESS = 'COMPOSE_SUBMIT_SUCCESS';
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};
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};
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export function submitComposeSuccess(status) {
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export function submitComposeSuccess(status) {
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return {
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return (dispatch, getState) => {
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type: COMPOSE_SUBMIT_SUCCESS,
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dispatch({
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status: status
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type: COMPOSE_SUBMIT_SUCCESS,
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status: status
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});
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dispatch(updateTimeline('home', status));
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};
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};
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};
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};
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state = normalizeStatus(state, status);
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state = normalizeStatus(state, status);
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state = state.update(timeline, list => {
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state = state.update(timeline, list => {
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if (list.includes(status.get('id'))) {
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return list;
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}
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const reblogOfId = status.getIn(['reblog', 'id'], null);
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const reblogOfId = status.getIn(['reblog', 'id'], null);
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if (reblogOfId !== null) {
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if (reblogOfId !== null) {
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