Add basic regex filter#369
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This file is autogenerated. You should add this string in lib/l10n/intl_en.arb.
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I added a filtering option as requested by #86, #148, #287
At the moment it doesn't hide the tweets completely, but instead shows a small card containing
This tweet was filtered.That is because I don't have any experience with Dart/Flutter or Android development in general. I just wanted to provide a minimal working example that can be improved by people who actually know what they're doing.
It works by adding the words you want to get filtered separated by
|to the new Filters setting. It just converts the string into a regular expression so you can use expressions like\W[a-z]{2,3}and so on.Example:
bitcoin|nft|#sponsored|trumpThe filter is case insensitive and removes all tweets containing the regex, so if you don't want tweets with
trumpetremoved you need to usetrump\binstead oftrump. Since the string gets evaluated as regex you need to escape characters like dots or brackets if you want to use them in the filter.