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Looks great! What are the levels of trust? I see grey, purple and orange checkmarks for profiles. Is that based on the amount of mutual followers?

IntuitiveGuy☯️ intuitiveguy@nostrplebs.com 1 year ago

Waiting this since I joined Nostr in late '22 👀

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Published npm package nostr-social-graph and its demo on https://search.iris.to It builds a social graph from Nostr follow events. You can query followed users, followers and follow distances. You can change the graph root user, efficiently calculating new follow distances. It maps public keys to integers as internal representation, consuming less memory and storage when serialized. My graph of 23 000 users and 120 000 follow relationships is 2.2 MB on disk. The package also includes pre-crawled datasets of follows and profiles that you can optionally use. They're used on https://beta.iris.to and https://search.iris.to for hydrating the search index and profile cache. https://beta.iris.to uses the social graph for filtering of replies and notification, so you don't need to see that reply guy again (unless he's followed by people you follow — need to add "muted by followed users" support). https://www.npmjs.com/package/nostr-social-graph

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Sirius sirius@iris.to 1 year ago

Just made it fetch missing follow lists from your follows when you change current user

Sirius

Published npm package nostr-social-graph and its demo on https://search.iris.to It builds a social graph from Nostr follow events. You can query followed users, followers and follow distances. You can change the graph root user, efficiently calculating new follow distances. It maps public keys to integers as internal representation, consuming less memory and storage when serialized. My graph of 23 000 users and 120 000 follow relationships is 2.2 MB on disk. The package also includes pre-crawled datasets of follows and profiles that you can optionally use. They're used on https://beta.iris.to and https://search.iris.to for hydrating the search index and profile cache. https://beta.iris.to uses the social graph for filtering of replies and notification, so you don't need to see that reply guy again (unless he's followed by people you follow — need to add "muted by followed users" support). https://www.npmjs.com/package/nostr-social-graph

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Melvin Carvalho _@melvincarvalho.com 1 year ago

identi fi

YawningGoat yawninggoat@nostrplebs.com 1 year ago

How about something like this to find people in your WoT you don’t already follow? It should help new users find people to follow.

rabble rabble@nos.social 1 year ago

For Nostr to grow we need more things like this and we need apps to use them so users don't need to discover on their own these third party services. View quoted note →

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Derek Ross derekross@grownostr.org 1 year ago

Amazing work, Martti! 🔥🔥🔥

Pip the WoT guy pip@vertexlab.io 1 year ago

I've built something similar in python using networkx. Still to shitty to release

hodlbod hodlbod@coracle.social 1 year ago

This looks really useful

il_lost_ il_lost_@getalby.com 1 year ago

I think he swapped the keys 'followLists', 'uniqueIds' (in json file). Still great tool View quoted note →

BTCingularity 1 year ago

Sirius

Published npm package nostr-social-graph and its demo on https://search.iris.to It builds a social graph from Nostr follow events. You can query followed users, followers and follow distances. You can change the graph root user, efficiently calculating new follow distances. It maps public keys to integers as internal representation, consuming less memory and storage when serialized. My graph of 23 000 users and 120 000 follow relationships is 2.2 MB on disk. The package also includes pre-crawled datasets of follows and profiles that you can optionally use. They're used on https://beta.iris.to and https://search.iris.to for hydrating the search index and profile cache. https://beta.iris.to uses the social graph for filtering of replies and notification, so you don't need to see that reply guy again (unless he's followed by people you follow — need to add "muted by followed users" support). https://www.npmjs.com/package/nostr-social-graph

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