Failed to load likes.

\";\n}\n```\n\nBut if the response is OK but data structure is unexpected, it might error.\n\nLet me improve robustness. I'll:\n1. Make project fetching filter to public only and handle pagination\n2. Fix likes/followers drawers by making the rendering more robust\n3. Maybe add fallback if `data.likes.data` doesn't exist\n\nLet me also check if there are CSS issues. `.usercard { display: none !important; }` hides user cards but the file cards use `.file-card` class, so that's fine.\n\nActually, I think a key issue might be that the API for likes returns `data` directly, not `data.likes.data`. Let me check the example in the API usage guide:\n\n```js\nconst response = await fetch(`/api/v1/users/${user.username}/following`);\nconst body = await response.json();\nfor (const {follow} of body.following.data) {\n```\n\nSo it IS `body.following.data`. That's correct.\n\nFor likes, the structure might be `body.likes.data` which is what the code uses.\n\nFor projects, it might be `body.projects.data` with objects containing `project`, `project_revision`, `site`.\n\nHmm. Let me think about what could be wrong specifically for @Silk. Maybe Silk has projects that are public but not \"posted\". The `posted=true` parameter might filter out projects that are public but not posted to the feed.\n\nI should change the endpoint to not use `posted=true` and instead fetch all projects then filter by visibility===public. Or use a visibility param if the API supports it.\n\nActually, the safest change: fetch `/api/v1/users/${user.username}/projects?posted=true` AND `/api/v1/users/${user.username}/projects?visibility=public` and merge? No, that's too complex.\n\nLet me check: The user says \"Only public projects, not private or unlisted projects.\" So they want to ensure only public are shown. Currently `posted=true` might show public posted projects but miss public projects that aren't posted. Or it might include unlisted.\n\nI'll change to fetch with `visibility=public` if possible, or fetch all and filter.\n\nActually, I think a better approach: fetch `/api/v1/users/${user.username}/projects?posted=true` and then filter results where `project.visibility === 'public'` (or where no visibility field). This ensures only public.\n\nBut to show all public projects including new ones, maybe remove `posted=true` and just use `visibility=public`.\n\nLet me try changing the endpoint to `/api/v1/users/${user.username}/projects?visibility=public&first=100`.\n\nFor likes and followers, I'll add pagination (cursor-based) to fetch more than just first page. Actually the `first=20` and `first=40` should return that many. But if there are more, they won't show. The user didn't ask for infinite scroll though.\n\nLet me focus on:\n1. Projects: show all public projects (filter by visibility public, remove posted filter)\n2. Likes: ensure drawer opens and content shows\n3. Followers: ensure drawer opens and content shows\n\nFor likes/followers, a common bug could be that `data.likes` or `data.followers` is undefined. I'll add checks.\n\nAlso, I notice the code doesn't handle non-OK responses. I'll add response.ok checks.\n\nLet me make the changes:\n\nprofile.js:\n- Change projects fetch to use visibility=public\n- Filter projects to only public\n- Increase first param for projects\n- Add response.ok checks\n- Add more robust data handling for likes/followers\n\nprofile/drawers.js:\n- Maybe the drawer animation has issues. Let me check if there's a bug where content doesn't display.\n\nActually wait, I just noticed something. In profile.js the `likesCount = likesData.likes.data.length;` is set before checking if `likesData.likes` exists. If the structure is different, this will throw.\n\nAlso for followers/following, `followersData.followers.meta.count` might fail if meta doesn't exist.\n\nLet me also check the drawer opening. In drawers.js, when a drawer is opened, it sets `content.style.display = \"block\"` and then uses maxHeight animation. This should work.\n\nBut there's a potential issue: the `drawer-open` class toggle happens after setting styles, and the CSS `.drawer-open .drawer-content` overrides some styles. Actually it sets `max-height: 520px` in CSS which might conflict with the inline `maxHeight = content.scrollHeight + \"px\"` then later `maxHeight = \"520px\"`. But it should still work.\n\nFor the default projects drawer, it sets inline styles. Good.\n\nLet me make the changes. I'll edit profile.js to be more robust and filter public projects.\n\nAlso for projects count: the user wants the count to reflect all public projects, not just loaded ones. But if we fetch with `first=100`, that's probably enough. Or we can use the count from meta.\n\nActually, I should use `count=true` for projects too to get accurate count.\n\nLet me write the changes:\n\n```js\n// 3. Projects\nlet projectsCount = 0;\ntry {\n const resp = await fetch(`/api/v1/users/${user.username}/projects?visibility=public&first=100&count=true`);\n if (!resp.ok) throw new Error(\"Projects fetch failed\");\n const data = await resp.json();\n const listEl = document.getElementById('projects-list');\n listEl.innerHTML = \"\";\n const projectItems = data?.projects?.data || [];\n projectsCount = data?.projects?.meta?.count ?? projectItems.length;\n const publicProjects = projectItems.filter(({project}) => !project.visibility || project.visibility === 'public');\n projectsCount = publicProjects.length; // Or use meta count if available?\n if (publicProjects.length === 0) {\n listEl.innerHTML = '

No public projects yet.

';\n } else {\n for (const {project, project_revision, site} of publicProjects) {\n listEl.appendChild(renderProjectFileCard(project, project_revision, site));\n }\n }\n} catch (e) {\n document.getElementById('projects-list').innerHTML = '

Failed to load projects.

';\n}\ndocument.getElementById('projects-count').textContent = projectsCount;\n```\n\nWait, if `meta.count` gives total count, but we filter to public, the count might include private. So better to use filtered length if we're filtering client-side. But ideally the API filters server-side. I'll use `visibility=public` param and trust it, then count = data.projects.meta.count or data length.\n\nActually, let me be more careful. The user wants \"all new projects or public projects that @Silk has. (Only public projects, not private or unlisted projects.)\" So:\n- Show all public projects\n- Don't show private/unlisted\n\nI'll use `?visibility=public` if the API supports it, and also client-side filter as a safety net.\n\nFor likes and followers, let me make the code robust:\n\n```js\n// 4. Likes\nlet likesCount = 0;\ntry {\n const likesRes = await fetch(`/api/v1/users/${user.username}/likes?first=40&count=true`);\n if (!likesRes.ok) throw new Error(\"Likes fetch failed\");\n const likesData = await likesRes.json();\n const likesListEl = document.getElementById('likes-list');\n likesListEl.innerHTML = \"\";\n const likesItems = likesData?.likes?.data || [];\n likesCount = likesData?.likes?.meta?.count ?? likesItems.length;\n if (!likesItems.length) {\n likesListEl.innerHTML = \"

No likes yet.

\";\n } else {\n for (const item of likesItems) {\n if (!item) continue;\n likesListEl.appendChild(renderLikeFileCard(item.site, item.project));\n }\n }\n} catch (e) {\n document.getElementById('likes-list').innerHTML = \"

Failed to load likes.

\";\n}\ndocument.getElementById('likes-count').textContent = likesCount;\n```\n\nSimilar for followers/following.\n\nAlso, I think there might be an issue with the drawer content not showing because the CSS has conflicting rules. Let me also check drawers.js more carefully.\n\nIn `setupDrawers`, when click:\n1. `isNowOpen = !outer.classList.contains('drawer-open')`\n2. If `isNowOpen`: set display block, visibility visible, then after 4ms set opacity 1, maxHeight scrollHeight, padding, then after 140ms set maxHeight 520px\n3. Toggle `drawer-open` class\n4. Play sound\n\nThe issue: the CSS `.drawer-open .drawer-content` sets `max-height: 520px` and overrides the inline styles because of CSS specificity? Actually inline styles have higher specificity than CSS class styles. So inline should win. But when we toggle the class, the class adds its own styles. Since inline is present, inline wins for max-height.\n\nWait, but initially (closed state), inline maxHeight is \"0\". Then we set inline maxHeight to scrollHeight, then 520px. Then we toggle class `.drawer-open` which sets max-height: 520px. So inline 520px wins. Good.\n\nWhen closing: set inline maxHeight to scrollHeight, wait 8ms, set inline maxHeight to 0, opacity 0, pointerEvents none. Then wait 480ms, set visibility hidden, display block, padding 0. Then toggle class removes `.drawer-open`. Good.\n\nHmm, I don't see a bug in drawer logic. Maybe the issue is with content rendering.\n\nActually, let me check if the `drawer-content` is inside `cabinet-drawer` but CSS selector `.drawer-open .drawer-content` only works when `drawer-open` is on the parent `.cabinet-drawer`. Yes.\n\nI think the main issues are in profile.js. Let me make those changes.\n\nAlso, I should probably check if the user list for followers/following is using the right element IDs and classes. The HTML has `

` and file-cards.js renders `.file-card` elements into it. The CSS has `.user-list` with grid. Good.\n\nOne more thing: in profile.js, after loading followers/following, it doesn't call `setupDraggableFiles` again. If the lists were empty initially and then populated, Sortable is set up after population. Good.\n\nBut wait, `setupDraggableFiles` is called after all data loading in `main()`. So the lists are populated first, then Sortable is initialized. Good.\n\nLet me also consider: maybe the likes/followers drawers are \"not showing\" because the CSS `.drawer-content` has `visibility: hidden` and `max-height: 0` initially, and when clicked, something prevents the animation. But the projects drawer opens by default. Hmm.\n\nActually, I just realized: the issue might be that the content is rendered into the list, but the list is inside `.drawer-content` which is hidden. So if the drawer doesn't open, it appears broken. But the user said the drawers are \"broken and not showing\" which could mean the drawers don't open.\n\nLet me add a console log or better debugging? No, I should just fix.\n\nWait, I see a potential CSS issue. `.file-card` has `position: relative` and `overflow: visible`. Inside `.drawer-content` which has `overflow: hidden`. When dragging, the ghost might be clipped. But that's not the \"not showing\" issue.\n\nLet me look at the drawer click handler again. It adds listeners to `handle` and `label`. The label is `.cabinet-label` which is a sibling of `.cabinet-drawer`. `outer.previousElementSibling` gets the label. Good.\n\nMaybe the issue is that `outer.querySelector('.drawer-content')` returns null? No, the HTML has it.\n\nI think I should also make sure the drawer content is set to `display: block` by default in CSS? No, it's hidden by default.\n\nActually, I think the issue with \"not showing\" is likely that the data fetch fails and shows \"Failed to load\" or \"Loading...\" forever. Let me improve that.\n\nOne more potential issue: for likes, the API might return `likesData.data` not `likesData.likes.data`. Let me add fallback:\n\n```js\nconst likesItems = likesData?.likes?.data || likesData?.data || [];\n```\n\nSame for followers/following. But based on the API guide example, it should be `body.following.data`. However, the likes structure might be different.\n\nActually I think likes might be at `likesData.likes.data` based on the pattern. But I'll add fallback.\n\nLet me also check if the issue is with how `renderUserFileCard` handles missing data. It expects `user.username`. If the API returns different structure, it might fail. The code does `if (x.follow?.user) followersList.appendChild(renderUserFileCard(x.follow.user));` so it checks. Good.\n\nFor likes, `renderLikeFileCard(item.site, item.project)` - it doesn't check if item.site exists. If site is missing, it'll fail. Let me add check.\n\nActually `renderLikeFileCard` uses `site.id` and `site.title` without checking. If site is undefined, it errors. Let me add guard in profile.js or in renderLikeFileCard.\n\nI'll add guard in profile.js:\n```js\nfor (const item of likesItems) {\n if (!item || !item.site) continue;\n likesListEl.appendChild(renderLikeFileCard(item.site, item.project));\n}\n```\n\nOK let me write the changes now.\n\nAlso, I should maybe increase `first` for projects to 100 to show more. The user said \"all new projects\". We can't infinite scroll easily, but we can fetch more per page.\n\nActually, maybe I should implement pagination/cursor fetching for projects to get all pages. That would be more robust. But it's more code. Let me do simple approach first: fetch 100.\n\nOr, I can implement a loop that follows cursor until all pages fetched. That's better for \"all new projects\".\n\nLet me write a helper:\n\n```js\nasync function fetchAllPages(baseUrl) {\n const results = [];\n let cursor = null;\n do {\n const url = baseUrl + (cursor ? `&after=${encodeURIComponent(cursor)}` : '');\n const resp = await fetch(url);\n if (!resp.ok) break;\n const data = await resp.json();\n const items = data?.data || [];\n results.push(...items);\n cursor = data?.meta?.next_cursor;\n } while (cursor);\n return results;\n}\n```\n\nBut I don't know the exact cursor param name. It might be `after` or `cursor`. The existing code uses `first` which suggests cursor pagination. But without knowing the param, I'll just fetch a larger `first=100`.\n\nFor projects, I'll use `first=100&count=true`.\n\nLet me now make the edits.\n\nI need to output SEARCH/REPLACE blocks for profile.js.\n\nAlso, maybe fix drawers.js? I don't see a bug there. But let me re-read...\n\nActually, in drawers.js, the closing logic sets `content.style.display = \"block\"` at the end. Shouldn't it be `\"none\"`? Wait, the visibility is hidden and maxHeight is 0, so it's not visible. Display block is needed for the open animation next time. Actually no, display: block with maxHeight 0 and visibility hidden means it takes no vertical space due to maxHeight 0. That's fine. But it still occupies layout space horizontally? No, maxHeight 0 makes it collapse vertically.\n\nHmm wait, display: block with maxHeight 0 means the element is in layout but height is 0. That should be fine. But maybe it should be display: none when fully closed? The current CSS has `.drawer-content { display: block; }` by default with maxHeight 0. So display is always block. OK.\n\nActually I notice: in CSS, `.drawer-content` has `display: block;` by default. And in JS closing logic, it sets `display = \"block\"`. So it's always block. Fine.\n\nI think the drawer logic is OK.\n\nLet me also consider whether the project fetch needs to handle the case where `project` object has `visibility` field. I'll filter.\n\nLet me also check: does the API return `project.visibility`? I don't know, but I'll filter if it exists.\n\nLet me write the edits now.\n\nWait, one more thing. In profile.js the projects count is set at the end:\n```js\ndocument.getElementById('projects-count').textContent = projectsCount;\n```\n\nIf I use `data.projects.meta.count`, that's the total. But if I filter by public client-side, the count might be wrong. I'll compute the count from the filtered public projects array.\n\nActually, if we use `visibility=public` server-side, then all returned are public and count = meta.count. But to be safe, I'll set count to filtered length or meta count.\n\nLet me make it: `projectsCount = data?.projects?.meta?.count ?? publicProjects.length;` but if server doesn't filter, meta.count might include private. Hmm.\n\nThe user specifically wants only public. So I'll use client-side filtered length for the count, and fetch without `posted=true` but with higher limit. Actually, I can try `visibility=public` as a query param. If it works, great. If not, client-side filter.\n\nBetter approach: try `/api/v1/users/${user.username}/projects?visibility=public&first=100&count=true`. Then if `data.projects.data` exists, filter by `!project.visibility || project.visibility === 'public'` (in case server doesn't support the param, or includes null visibility). Then count = filtered.length.\n\nActually, I just realized: if the user has many public projects, `first=100` might not be enough. But it's a good start. I'll implement cursor pagination for projects to get all.\n\nFor likes and followers, the user said they're \"broken and not showing\" which might be a different issue. Maybe they have 0 items? Or the API fails. I'll make robust.\n\nLet me also add a small helper for safe array access.\n\nActually, I'll just directly edit profile.js.\n\nLet me prepare the SEARCH/REPLACE blocks.\n\nBlock 1: Projects section\n\nSearch:\n```js\n // 3. Projects\n let projectsCount = 0;\n try {\n const resp = await fetch(`/api/v1/users/${user.username}/projects?posted=true`);\n const data = await resp.json();\n const listEl = document.getElementById('projects-list');\n listEl.innerHTML = \"\";\n if (data.projects.data.length === 0) {\n listEl.innerHTML = '

No projects yet.

';\n } else {\n projectsCount = data.projects.data.length;\n for (const {project, project_revision, site} of data.projects.data) {\n listEl.appendChild(renderProjectFileCard(project, project_revision, site));\n }\n }\n } catch (e) {\n document.getElementById('projects-list').innerHTML = '

Failed to load projects.

';\n }\n document.getElementById('projects-count').textContent = projectsCount;\n```\n\nReplace:\n```js\n // 3. Projects (public only)\n let projectsCount = 0;\n try {\n const resp = await fetch(`/api/v1/users/${user.username}/projects?visibility=public&first=100&count=true`);\n if (!resp.ok) throw new Error(\"Projects fetch failed\");\n const data = await resp.json();\n const listEl = document.getElementById('projects-list');\n listEl.innerHTML = \"\";\n const projectItems = data?.projects?.data || [];\n // Filter to public projects only (safety net in case API includes others)\n const publicProjects = projectItems.filter(({project}) => {\n if (!project) return false;\n return !project.visibility || project.visibility === 'public';\n });\n projectsCount = publicProjects.length;\n if (publicProjects.length === 0) {\n listEl.innerHTML = '

No public projects yet.

';\n } else {\n for (const {project, project_revision, site} of publicProjects) {\n listEl.appendChild(renderProjectFileCard(project, project_revision, site));\n }\n }\n } catch (e) {\n document.getElementById('projects-list').innerHTML = '

Failed to load projects.

';\n }\n document.getElementById('projects-count').textContent = projectsCount;\n```\n\nBlock 2: Likes section\n\nSearch:\n```js\n // 4. Likes\n let likesCount = 0;\n try {\n const likesRes = await fetch(`/api/v1/users/${user.username}/likes?first=20`);\n const likesData = await likesRes.json();\n const likesListEl = document.getElementById('likes-list');\n likesListEl.innerHTML = \"\";\n likesCount = likesData.likes.data.length;\n if (!likesCount) {\n likesListEl.innerHTML = \"

No likes yet.

\";\n } else {\n for (const item of likesData.likes.data) {\n likesListEl.appendChild(renderLikeFileCard(item.site, item.project));\n }\n }\n } catch (e) {\n document.getElementById('likes-list').innerHTML = \"

Failed to load likes.

\";\n }\n document.getElementById('likes-count').textContent = likesCount;\n```\n\nReplace:\n```js\n // 4. Likes\n let likesCount = 0;\n try {\n const likesRes = await fetch(`/api/v1/users/${user.username}/likes?first=40&count=true`);\n if (!likesRes.ok) throw new Error(\"Likes fetch failed\");\n const likesData = await likesRes.json();\n const likesListEl = document.getElementById('likes-list');\n likesListEl.innerHTML = \"\";\n const likesItems = likesData?.likes?.data || likesData?.data || [];\n likesCount = likesData?.likes?.meta?.count ?? likesItems.length;\n if (!likesItems.length) {\n likesListEl.innerHTML = \"

No likes yet.

\";\n } else {\n for (const item of likesItems) {\n if (!item || !item.site) continue;\n likesListEl.appendChild(renderLikeFileCard(item.site, item.project));\n }\n }\n } catch (e) {\n document.getElementById('likes-list').innerHTML = \"

Failed to load likes.

\";\n }\n document.getElementById('likes-count').textContent = likesCount;\n```\n\nBlock 3: Followers section\n\nSearch:\n```js\n // 5. Followers count & list\n let followersCount = 0;\n try {\n const followersRes = await fetch(`/api/v1/users/${user.username}/followers?first=40&count=true`);\n const followersData = await followersRes.json();\n const followerArr = followersData.followers.data;\n followersCount = followersData.followers.meta.count ?? followerArr.length;\n document.getElementById('followers-count').textContent = followersCount;\n const followersList = document.getElementById(\"followers-list\");\n followersList.innerHTML = \"\";\n if (followerArr.length === 0) {\n followersList.innerHTML = \"

No followers yet.

\";\n } else {\n for (const x of followerArr) {\n if (x.follow?.user) followersList.appendChild(renderUserFileCard(x.follow.user));\n }\n }\n } catch (e) {\n document.getElementById('followers-count').textContent = \"0\";\n document.getElementById(\"followers-list\").innerHTML = \"

Failed to load followers.

\";\n }\n```\n\nReplace:\n```js\n // 5. Followers count & list\n let followersCount = 0;\n try {\n const followersRes = await fetch(`/api/v1/users/${user.username}/followers?first=40&count=true`);\n if (!followersRes.ok) throw new Error(\"Followers fetch failed\");\n const followersData = await followersRes.json();\n const followerArr = followersData?.followers?.data || followersData?.data || [];\n followersCount = followersData?.followers?.meta?.count ?? followerArr.length;\n document.getElementById('followers-count').textContent = followersCount;\n const followersList = document.getElementById(\"followers-list\");\n followersList.innerHTML = \"\";\n if (followerArr.length === 0) {\n followersList.innerHTML = \"

No followers yet.

\";\n } else {\n for (const x of followerArr) {\n if (x?.follow?.user) followersList.appendChild(renderUserFileCard(x.follow.user));\n }\n }\n } catch (e) {\n document.getElementById('followers-count').textContent = \"0\";\n document.getElementById(\"followers-list\").innerHTML = \"

Failed to load followers.

\";\n }\n```\n\nBlock 4: Following section\n\nSearch:\n```js\n // 6. Following count & list\n let followingCount = 0;\n try {\n const followingRes = await fetch(`/api/v1/users/${user.username}/following?first=40&count=true`);\n const followingData = await followingRes.json();\n const followingArr = followingData.following.data;\n followingCount = followingData.following.meta.count ?? followingArr.length;\n document.getElementById('following-count').textContent = followingCount;\n const followingList = document.getElementById(\"following-list\");\n followingList.innerHTML = \"\";\n if (followingArr.length === 0) {\n followingList.innerHTML = \"

Not following anyone.

\";\n } else {\n for (const x of followingArr) {\n if (x.follow?.user) followingList.appendChild(renderUserFileCard(x.follow.user));\n }\n }\n } catch (e) {\n document.getElementById('following-count').textContent = \"0\";\n document.getElementById('following-list').innerHTML = \"

Failed to load following.

\";\n }\n```\n\nReplace:\n```js\n // 6. Following count & list\n let followingCount = 0;\n try {\n const followingRes = await fetch(`/api/v1/users/${user.username}/following?first=40&count=true`);\n if (!followingRes.ok) throw new Error(\"Following fetch failed\");\n const followingData = await followingRes.json();\n const followingArr = followingData?.following?.data || followingData?.data || [];\n followingCount = followingData?.following?.meta?.count ?? followingArr.length;\n document.getElementById('following-count').textContent = followingCount;\n const followingList = document.getElementById(\"following-list\");\n followingList.innerHTML = \"\";\n if (followingArr.length === 0) {\n followingList.innerHTML = \"

Not following anyone.

\";\n } else {\n for (const x of followingArr) {\n if (x?.follow?.user) followingList.appendChild(renderUserFileCard(x.follow.user));\n }\n }\n } catch (e) {\n document.getElementById('following-count').textContent = \"0\";\n document.getElementById('following-list').innerHTML = \"

Failed to load following.

\";\n }\n```\n\nThese changes should fix the data loading issues.\n\nDo I need to change CSS or drawers.js? I don't think so. But let me reconsider the \"drawers not showing\" part. If the drawers truly don't open, it's a JS/CSS issue. Let me test mentally:\n\nClick label -> handler runs -> if not open, sets display block, visibility visible, then after 4ms sets opacity 1, maxHeight scrollHeight, after 140ms maxHeight 520px, toggles class drawer-open.\n\nWait, the order: \n1. `isNowOpen = !outer.classList.contains('drawer-open')` - if closed, isNowOpen = true\n2. Set content styles for opening\n3. `outer.classList.toggle('drawer-open')` - adds class\n\nWhen class is added, CSS `.drawer-open .drawer-content` applies. But inline styles override it. So maxHeight stays at 520px (set by inline after 140ms). Before 140ms, inline is scrollHeight. CSS would say 520px but inline wins. Good.\n\nHmm, but there's a subtle issue: when `isNowOpen` is true, we set inline `display = \"block\"`, `visibility = \"visible\"`, `pointerEvents = \"auto\"`. Then after 4ms we set opacity, maxHeight, padding. The CSS transition properties include a delay for visibility. It should animate.\n\nActually, I just realized: the initial state for a closed drawer (not the default projects one) has inline styles set only by CSS, not by JS. The CSS says:\n```css\n.drawer-content {\n display: block;\n max-height: 0;\n opacity: 0;\n padding: 0 24px 0 24px;\n ...\n visibility: hidden;\n pointer-events: none;\n}\n```\n\nSo display is block, maxHeight 0, visibility hidden. Good.\n\nWhen opening: we set display block (already block), visibility visible, pointerEvents auto. Then after 4ms maxHeight scrollHeight, opacity 1, padding. Then after 140ms maxHeight 520px. Good.\n\nWhen closing: maxHeight scrollHeight, wait 8ms, maxHeight 0, opacity 0, pointerEvents none. Wait 480ms, visibility hidden, padding 0. Toggle class. Good.\n\nI don't see a bug. The \"not showing\" is likely data-related.\n\nOne more thing: the user said \"likes, followers drawers are both broken and not showing\". Maybe they mean the content inside doesn't show. With my robust data handling, it should show.\n\nLet me also check if the issue is that `data.likes` or `data.followers` might not have `meta` causing the count assignment to fail. I fixed that with optional chaining.\n\nOK I think my changes are good.\n\nActually, wait. I should also consider: for projects, if I change to `visibility=public`, the API might not support this and return empty. Then client-side filter would also be empty. But previously `posted=true` returned projects. So maybe `posted=true` was correct but filtering to public.\n\nActually, the user says the projects drawer \"isn't showing all new projects or public projects\". So `posted=true` was showing some but not all. Maybe `posted=true` filters to only projects posted to the public feed, missing new public projects. So removing `posted=true` and using `visibility=public` (or no filter + client-side filter) would show more.\n\nI'll use `visibility=public&first=100&count=true`. If the server supports it, great. If not, it might be ignored and return all projects, then client-side filter keeps public.\n\nBut if server returns all (including private/unlisted), client-side filter keeps only public. Good.\n\nActually, if `visibility=public` is not supported and returns error, I fall back to catch block which shows failed. That's bad. Maybe I should try without `visibility=public` if it fails? But that complicates.\n\nAlternatively, just use `/api/v1/users/${user.username}/projects?first=100&count=true` (no posted, no visibility) and filter client-side. This is safest. The API will return all projects the current user can see (which for a public profile would be public ones anyway). But to ensure only public, filter.\n\nActually, the user is viewing their own profile. The API might return private/unlisted for own profile. So client-side filter is necessary.\n\nLet me change to no `visibility` param, just `first=100&count=true`, and filter to public.\n\nWait, but the user wants \"all new projects or public projects that @Silk has\". If we fetch all and filter public, we get all public. Good.\n\nBut if the API has a `visibility` param that works, using it reduces data transfer. However, safety first. I'll use no visibility param and filter client-side.\n\nActually, I'll do both: use `visibility=public` AND filter client-side. If the param is ignored, filter still works. If the param causes error, hmm.\n\nYou know what, let me just use `/api/v1/users/${user.username}/projects?first=100&count=true` and filter to public. This is the most compatible.\n\nWait, but previously `posted=true` was used. Maybe without it, the API returns different format? Unlikely.\n\nLet me go with `?first=100&count=true` and filter.\n\nActually, let me reconsider. The `posted=true` parameter might be needed to get the projects with `project_revision` and `site` populated. Without it, the API might return just project IDs or minimal data. Hmm.\n\nLet me check the API guide. It doesn't specify projects endpoint. But in the example for following, it uses `/api/v1/users/${user.username}/following`.\n\nI think `posted=true` might mean \"include posted projects with full details\". If I remove it, I might get less data.\n\nAlternative: keep `posted=true` but also add `visibility=public`? The user wants all public projects, not just posted. Maybe `posted=true` is the only way to get details.\n\nActually, I think the issue with \"not showing all new projects\" might be that `posted=true` only returns projects that have been posted (shared to feed), and new projects might not be posted yet. But they are public.\n\nSo we need a different endpoint or param. Without knowing the API, I'll try:\n1. First try `/api/v1/users/${user.username}/projects?visibility=public&first=100&count=true`\n2. If that returns empty or fails, try `/api/v1/users/${user.username}/projects?first=100&count=true` and filter.\n\nBut that's complex. Let me just use the second approach with filter.\n\nHmm, actually, I can do:\n\n```js\nconst resp = await fetch(`/api/v1/users/${user.username}/projects?first=100&count=true`);\n```\n\nThen filter:\n```js\nconst publicProjects = projectItems.filter(({project","page_description","cursor","eyJpZCI6IjhkM3UxenU5bV9vanp6d28xdTQzIn0","token","included",[],"about",{"_187":-5},"parent","routes/browser/layout","actionData","errors"]

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