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Supercedes #811

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This pull request significantly enhances the user interface for post interaction buttons within the timeline, focusing on visual feedback and responsiveness. It introduces new animations for button presses and state changes, along with an optimistic UI update mechanism for certain interactions. The changes aim to make the interaction experience more engaging and immediate for users.

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  • Enhanced Button Animations: Implemented a 'pop' animation for interactive buttons (Like, Bookmark) and smooth fade/slide transitions for icons and associated text, providing a more dynamic user experience.
  • Optimistic UI Updates: Introduced an 'opportunistic' state for buttons like 'Like' and 'Bookmark' to provide immediate visual feedback to the user upon interaction, improving perceived responsiveness before the backend state is fully updated.
  • Refactored Interaction Composables: Consolidated animation and state management logic into new PostInteractionElements and a PostInteractionButton.Status sealed class, making the PostInteraction composable cleaner, more modular, and reusable.
  • Increased Icon Size: Slightly increased the icon size for post interaction buttons in the Text.WithEmbed presentation mode from 16.dp to 18.dp for better visibility.

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This pull request refactors the post interaction buttons to introduce new animations, including a 'pop' effect for certain actions like 'like' and 'bookmark'. The changes centralize button-specific logic and use AnimatedContent for smoother transitions. While the refactoring and animation additions are a great improvement, there are a couple of critical logical errors in the implementation of the optimistic UI updates. The status of the interaction is not being correctly identified as 'opportunistic', and the state toggling on click is flawed. I've left specific comments with suggestions to fix these issues.

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tunjid commented Jan 8, 2026

/gemini review

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This pull request introduces a 'pop' animation for interaction buttons and implements optimistic UI updates, which significantly enhances the user experience. The code is well-refactored, centralizing button configurations and animation logic effectively. I've identified one high-severity issue where rapid clicks can dispatch multiple actions, and have provided a code suggestion to rectify this. Overall, this is a great enhancement.

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tunjid commented Jan 8, 2026

/gemini review

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Code Review

This pull request introduces a sophisticated animation and optimistic update mechanism for post interaction buttons. The changes are well-structured, using sealed classes for state management (PostInteractionButton.Status) and extension properties on PostInteractionButton to declaratively configure behavior for different button types. The use of AnimatedContent for icons and text, combined with graphicsLayer for scaling animations, results in a polished user experience. The refactoring of PostInteraction and PostInteractionElements successfully encapsulates the complex UI logic, making the code more modular and maintainable. Overall, this is an excellent enhancement to the UI.

@tunjid tunjid merged commit b352de4 into main Jan 8, 2026
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