rsnara/reddit-client

A shameless reddit clone using react + redux + official Reddit API.

reddit-client's Issues

Preview body of self posts

As a redditor, I should be able to view the body of self posts so that I may quickly scan them to see if they're worth reading.

View GIFs in the image preivew

As a redditor, I should be able to click on an image preview toggle button and view an animated gif. This helps me avoid navigating to another website for entertainment.

See a thread's subreddit on front-page

As a redditor, I should be able to see which subreddit a thread belongs to. This lets me understand the context of each thread and better interpret what it's about before I click on it.

View Sidebar on Subreddits

As a redditor, I should be able to view a sidebar on each subreddit. This lets me read the rules of that subreddit and be better informed about the content I'm reading.

Viewable items: rules, subscriber count, moderators, description, etc.

See if a redditor got Reddit Gold for a comment

Comments that earned their authors Reddit Gold should be distinguished from normal comments. This lets me focus on and read note-worthy comments.

View Subreddit Banners

Every subreddit has a banner. As a redditor, I should be able to view each subreddit's unique banner. This gives be a more personalized view on the subreddit I'm reading.

Reorganize Front Page

The front page is not a subreddit. Moving forward, I think that detail should be reflected in the code because it may simplify development.

Details:

• All the threads on the front page, do not belong to the front page, rather they belong to subreddits.
• The front page doesn't have a sidebar or banner.

Preview Videos

As a redditor, I should be able to watch shared videos, just as I can preview images currently. This allows better user experience because I don't have to do a context switch to a different website.

For the time being, only YoutTube links should be supported.

Sort thread comments

As a reddit, I should be able to sort comment by: karma, controversiality, and date created. This lets me read the content I'm interested in.