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README.md

Pinafore

An alternative web client for Mastodon.

Goals and non-goals

This section lays out some high-level goals for Pinafore, as well as the goals it doesn't intend to tackle.

Goals

  • Support the most common use cases
  • Fast even on low-end phones
  • Works offline in read-only mode
  • Progressive Web App features
  • Multi-instance support
  • Support latest versions of Chrome, Edge, Firefox, and Safari
  • a11y (keyboard navigation, screen readers)

Possible future goals

  • Works as an alternative frontend self-hosted by instances
  • Ship in the Android/iOS app stores as a Cordova app
  • Support Pleroma/non-Mastodon backends
  • i18n
  • Offline search

Non-goals

  • Supporting old browsers, proxy browsers, or text-based browsers
  • React Native / NativeScript / hybrid-native version
  • Full functionality with JavaScript disabled
  • Emoji support beyond the built-in system emoji
  • Custom emoji keyboard
  • Multi-column support
  • Keyboard shortcuts
  • Admin/moderation panel
  • Works offline in read-write mode

Building

npm install
npm run build
PORT=4002 npm start

Now it's running at localhost:4002.

Development

npm run dev

Now it's running at localhost:4002.

Testing in development mode

In separate terminals:

1. Run a Mastodon dev server (note this destroys the mastodon_development database and inserts canned data):

npm run run-mastodon

2. Run a Pinafore dev server:

npm run dev

3. Run a debuggable TestCafé instance:

npx testcafe --hostname localhost --skip-js-errors --debug-mode firefox tests/spec

If you want to export the current data in the Mastodon instance as canned data, so that it can be loaded later:

npm run backup-mastodon-data

Testing

Lint:

npm run lint

Run integration tests:

npm test

Run tests for a particular browser:

BROWSER=chrome npm run test-browser
BROWSER=chrome:headless npm run test-browser
BROWSER=firefox npm run test-browser
BROWSER=firefox:headless npm run test-browser
BROWSER=safari npm run test-browser
BROWSER=edge npm run test-browser

Automatically fix most linting issues:

npx standard --fix