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Do not replace URLs containing npub1 or naddr1 with nostr URLs. #175

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Lokuyow opened this issue Oct 16, 2024 · 0 comments

Lokuyow commented Oct 16, 2024

Describe the bug
When you paste a URL like the following into an article:
https://nostviewstr.vercel.app/npub17hczqvxtfv3w69wr6lxrttnpdekwdwel55mld60fr24zwjuu6utqtj8mjx/10030
https://emojito.meme/a/naddr1qqykwetwv4exzmz22qqs6amnwvaz7tmwdaejumr0dspzpmzzcaj5rzeah8y940ln4z855wa72af4a6aac4zjypql55egcpsqqvzqqqr4fcp4fwv8
It gets replaced with a nostr URL like this:
nostr:npub17hczqvxtfv3w69wr6lxrttnpdekwdwel55mld60fr24zwjuu6utqtj8mjx
nostr:naddr1qqykwetwv4exzmz22qqs6amnwvaz7tmwdaejumr0dspzpmzzcaj5rzeah8y940ln4z855wa72af4a6aac4zjypql55egcpsqqvzqqqr4fcp4fwv8

To Reproduce
Steps to reproduce the behavior:

Go to the article editor.
Paste a URL containing naddr1, npub1, note1, nprofile1, or nevent1 in the article.
The URL is replaced with nostr:~.

Expected behavior
The link should function as https://~ instead of being replaced.

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