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Add capability to read custom nicknames from new thread data. #150

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Fix the custom nickname functionality.

Essentially all I added was the capability to read the custom nickname data from the new thread object structure.

I also made it so that when the "use custom nickname" option is set, your user now says 'Me' instead of your actual first name and last name.

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@SamBergeron can you please review? Thanks.

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@Alex-Rose you could review as well 👍 just want this in 😄

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Just checked this.
Here's a couple of things though.
You don't actually need to set the nickname to "Me:" for the current user if he has a set nickname, your own nickname should be in the customization subset, this actually make everything easier.
There's also a small issue. This saves the nicknames based on individual IDs so if you have multiple nicknames in different conversations, it'll show that name in all the conversations.
Ex: Jack is name "foo" in a group chat, if you have a 1-on-1 chat with Jack it'll now show up as "foo"

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You're right... and it is quite doable, I'll add the required code to show what you suggest. Just need to use a map for the nicknames where the key is the fb_id + thread_id: nickname

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