Fix: Handle Craft Links with Custom Domains by Implementing getCraftSlug Function #35
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The Craft application used for displaying notes has introduced a feature allowing users to share links with custom domains. Previously, links followed the pattern "https://www.craft.do/s/" with a 23-character slug, which was sliced to extract the necessary ID. However, this approach fails with the new custom domain links, causing issues in preview images and other functionalities. This affects new users configuring the Craft settings for the project as well.
To address this problem, I have implemented a
getCraftSlugfunction in thelibdirectory. This function correctly extracts the slug from both the old and new link formats, ensuring the application functions correctly without errors. This change ensures that both legacy and new links are handled seamlessly, maintaining the integrity of the application for all users.