Adds vertical bars to the left of the comments, enabling you to easily collapse the parent comments. It also can leave only a specified number of comments expanded and auto-collapse the rest.
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// ==UserScript==
// @name Collapse HackerNews Parent Comments
// @description Adds vertical bars to the left of the comments, enabling you to easily collapse the parent comments. It also can leave only a specified number of comments expanded and auto-collapse the rest.
// @author BLBC (github.com/hjk789, greasyfork.org/users/679182-hjk789)
// @copyright 2020+, BLBC (github.com/hjk789, greasyfork.org/users/679182-hjk789)
// @version 1.2.5
// @homepage https://github.com/hjk789/Userscripts/tree/master/Collapse-HackerNews-Parent-Comments
// @license https://github.com/hjk789/Userscripts/tree/master/Collapse-HackerNews-Parent-Comments#license
// @grant none
// @include https://news.ycombinator.com/item*
// @namespace https://greasyfork.org/users/679182
// ==/UserScript==
//--------------- Settings -----------------
const autoCollapse = false // Whether all comments, other than the number of comments below, should be auto-collapsed.
// If set to false, all comments will be left expanded and the settings below have no effect.
const numberOfRoots = 5
const numberOfReplies = 3
const numberOfRepliesOfReplies = 1
//------------------------------------------
const fadeOnHoverStyle = document.createElement("style")
fadeOnHoverStyle.innerHTML = ".verticalBar:hover { background-color: gray !important; }"
document.body.appendChild(fadeOnHoverStyle)
// HackerNews puts a 1x1 image before each comment and sets it's width according to each comment depth. Each level of depth adds 40px of width to this
// image, starting from 0 which are the root comments. The ones with a 14px width are flagged comments and the "More comments" link.
// This userscript was first created before HN implemented the root/parent/prev/next links, and at that time the layout didn't have any easier way of identifying
// the hierarchy of the comments (it was just a list of comments pushed to the right), so that's the only way I had found to achieve this at that time.
const spacingImgs = document.querySelectorAll(".ind img[height='1']:not([width='14'])")
let root = 0
let i = spacingImgs.length-1 // It's required to loop backwards, otherwise the hidden comments reappear when collapsed.
let commentHier = []
const collapseAll = setInterval(function() // An interval of 1ms is being used to prevent the page from freezing until it finishes. Also, it creates a cool effect when
{ // the comments are being collapsed. It does make it take a few more seconds to finish in comment-heavy posts (150+) though.
let commentContainer = spacingImgs[i].parentElement.parentElement.parentElement.parentElement.parentElement.parentElement
commentContainer.firstChild.style = "border-top: 5px transparent solid" // To visually separate each vertical bar.
spacingImgs[i].parentElement.style = "position: relative"
const clicky = commentContainer.querySelectorAll(".clicky:not(.togg)") // HN added a scrolling animation to the hierarchy links, which breaks the script.
for (let i=0; i < clicky.length; i++) // The animation is only applied to elements with the class "clicky".
clicky[i].className = clicky[i].className.replace("clicky","") // This removes the clicky class from every hierarchy link of the comment.
if (autoCollapse && !commentContainer.classList.contains("coll")) // Collapse only if it's not collapsed yet. This is for signed-in users, as HN remembers which comments were collapsed.
commentContainer.querySelector(".togg").click()
i--
if (i == -1) // When finished collapsing all comments, now it's time to add the bars.
{
clearInterval(collapseAll)
for (i=0; i < spacingImgs.length; i++)
{
const level = spacingImgs[i].width / 40
commentContainer = spacingImgs[i].parentElement.parentElement.parentElement.parentElement.parentElement.parentElement
const commentToggle = commentContainer.querySelector(".togg")
// Store the current hierarchy in an array
commentHier[level] = commentToggle
let divs = []
for (let j = spacingImgs[i].width; j >= 0; j -= 40) // Start adding the vertical bar from the current depth and go backwards.
{
// Create the vertical bar
const div = document.createElement("div")
div.className = "verticalBar"
div.commentHier = commentHier[j/40] // Store in an attribute of the element this comment's parent respective to the level of the vertical bar, for easy access.
div.onclick = function(e)
{
e.target.commentHier.click() // When a vertical bar is clicked, collapse the respective parent comment.
// Click the "next" link of the parent comment when it's out of view.
if (e.target.commentHier.getBoundingClientRect().y < 0)
e.target.commentHier.previousElementSibling.lastChild.click()
}
let style = "left: " + (-5 + j) + "px; width: 12px; background-color: lightgray; position: absolute; z-index: 99; transition: 0.15s; "
// Make it so that the vertical bars are only separated when followed by comments of same level of depth
if (j == spacingImgs[i].width && spacingImgs[i-1] != null && spacingImgs[i].width <= spacingImgs[i-1].width)
style += "top: 5px; height: calc(100% + 8px); "
else
style += "top: 0px; height: calc(100% + 13px); "
div.style = style
divs.push(div)
}
for (let j = divs.length - 1; j >= 0; j--)
spacingImgs[i].parentElement.appendChild(divs[j])
}
if (autoCollapse) // When finished collapsing and adding the vertical bars to all comments, now it's time to expand only a few of the first comments.
{
let sub40, sub80
for (i=0; i < spacingImgs.length; i++)
{
commentToggle = spacingImgs[i].parentElement.parentElement.querySelector(".togg")
if (spacingImgs[i].width == 0) // If it's a root comment.
{
root++
if (root == numberOfRoots + 1) // If there's already <numberOfRoots> comments expanded, then stop expanding.
break
commentToggle.click()
sub40 = 0
sub80 = 0
}
else if (spacingImgs[i].width == 40 && sub40 < numberOfReplies) // If it's a reply to the root comment, only expand up to <numberOfReplies>.
{
commentToggle.click()
sub40++
sub80 = 0
}
else if (spacingImgs[i].width == 80 && sub80 < numberOfRepliesOfReplies) // If it's a reply to the reply, only expand up to <numberOfRepliesOfReplies>.
{
commentToggle.click()
sub80++
}
}
}
}
}, 1)