20240426: additionally, theoretically, wouldn't it be simple enough to a) get HTML from external entity, send to MyLife server, adjust css based on preferences and knowledge of own page js, and then return instructions to be run, even if in worse case, via eval?
@Mookse in collaboration with Maht
1. Creation of the DOM-Assistant Class
Location: Implement the DOM-assistant class in class-extenders.mjs or a new module.
Responsibilities: This class will be responsible for:
Interacting with the settings-assistant to parse user settings.
Modifying the DOM of web pages based on these settings.
Providing feedback mechanisms to the user.
2. Integration with the Avatar Class
Extending Avatar: In class-extenders.mjs, extend the Avatar class to include instances of both the DOM-assistant and the settings-assistant.
Short-term Memory: Ensure the DOM-assistant uses the settings provided by the settings-assistant for session-based modifications, without long-term storage unless explicitly requested by the user.
3. Management of User Settings
Profile Settings Endpoint: Use functions.mjs and server.js to create endpoints for managing the settings-assistant's configurations.
Data Structure: The settings should be structured to be easily interpreted by the DOM-assistant for real-time web page modifications.
4. Content Processing and Modification
Server-Side Preprocessing: If possible, modify content server-side before it reaches the client, using routes in routes.js.
Client-Side Script Injection: For dynamic, real-time content modification, the DOM-assistant should inject and execute scripts on web pages as directed by the settings-assistant.
5. Security and Privacy
Secure Data Handling: All user data interactions should be handled securely and in compliance with privacy regulations.
Adjust CSP: Ensure the Content Security Policy settings accommodate safe script execution and injection.
6. User Interface and Interaction
Feedback UI: Implement a feedback interface in the EJS templates (e.g., _widget-signup.html) for users to interact with the DOM-assistant.
Control and Accessibility: Provide a simple way for users to toggle the DOM-assistant and adjust the settings-assistant configurations.
7. Example Implementation in the Avatar Class
// In class-extenders.mjs or a new module
class DOMAssistant {
constructor(settingsAssistant) {
// Initialize with settings from the settings-assistant
this.settings = settingsAssistant.settings;
}
modifyContent(content) {
// Logic to modify the content based on settings
// ...
return modifiedContent;
}
// Additional methods for DOM manipulation, feedback, etc.
}
class SettingsAssistant {
constructor(userSettings) {
this.settings = userSettings;
}
// Methods to manage user settings
}
class ExtendedAvatar extends Avatar {
constructor(...params) {
super(...params);
this.settingsAssistant = new SettingsAssistant(this.userSettings);
this.domAssistant = new DOMAssistant(this.settingsAssistant);
}
// Method to use DOMAssistant for content processing
processContent(content) {
return this.domAssistant.modifyContent(content);
}
// Additional avatar logic
}
8. Handling User Settings
Settings Update Route: Create a route in server.js for users to update their settings in the settings-assistant.
Storing Settings: Store these settings in the user's session or pass them directly to the avatar.
9. Enhancing the Web Browsing Experience
Client-Side Module: Develop a client-side JavaScript module that works with the avatar to manipulate the DOM based on instructions from the DOM-assistant, as per the settings defined in the settings-assistant.
This approach ensures that the user's digital interaction is personalized and consensual, focusing on user empowerment and privacy. Continuous refinement based on testing and user feedback will be key to achieving the desired functionality and alignment with your project's goals.
20240426: additionally, theoretically, wouldn't it be simple enough to a) get HTML from external entity, send to MyLife server, adjust css based on preferences and knowledge of own page js, and then return instructions to be run, even if in worse case, via eval?
@Mookse in collaboration with Maht
1. Creation of the DOM-Assistant Class
class-extenders.mjs
or a new module.2. Integration with the Avatar Class
class-extenders.mjs
, extend the Avatar class to include instances of both the DOM-assistant and the settings-assistant.3. Management of User Settings
functions.mjs
andserver.js
to create endpoints for managing the settings-assistant's configurations.4. Content Processing and Modification
routes.js
.5. Security and Privacy
6. User Interface and Interaction
_widget-signup.html
) for users to interact with the DOM-assistant.7. Example Implementation in the Avatar Class
8. Handling User Settings
server.js
for users to update their settings in the settings-assistant.9. Enhancing the Web Browsing Experience
This approach ensures that the user's digital interaction is personalized and consensual, focusing on user empowerment and privacy. Continuous refinement based on testing and user feedback will be key to achieving the desired functionality and alignment with your project's goals.