The documented GET /api/media-items/:uuid/download is not registered
anywhere - MediaHandler.DownloadBook exists but no route mounts it.
Book files (and covers) are actually served by the JWT-authenticated
GET /uploads/library-{id}/{path} route that the web reader uses.
Rewrite the download doc around the real file route (URL construction
from the item's library_id and relative file_path, MIME/Cache headers,
error codes), note the dead handler so nobody relies on the phantom
endpoint, and correct the API reference index. Mention the OPDS device
route as the conversion-capable alternative.
New media-items/deleted_annotations.md for the list/restore/purge
endpoints; endpoint index updated. The KOReader protocol page documents
deleted_highlights/deleted_bookmarks on the progress push and the
deletion-propagation contract: keys learned only from server pulls,
explicit arrays only (never absence), tombstone convergence via the
metadata fetch, no resurrection from stale replays, and the web history
as the restore path.
Add koreader/resolve_book.md for GET /api/sync/koreader/resolve, list
the endpoint in the API reference, and describe the resolve-then-pull-
then-push linking flow in the KOReader protocol page — including why a
device pushing to bootstrap its identity creates progress conflicts for
books already mid-read from other sources.
Monolithic api-reference.md:
- New 'System Settings & Configuration' and 'Hash Conflicts' sections
(endpoints, examples, response shapes) with TOC entries
- Device Management: add the sidecar config/download endpoints
- Fix stale registration flow: correct auth_url path, drop phantom
device_id, add poll_interval/setup_instructions, status endpoint is
POST /api/devices/register/status, and sync_endpoints point at
/api/sync/koreader/*
- Mark PUT /api/libraries/scan-settings as legacy/superseded
- Repair Additional Resources and Collections links (dead
COLLECTIONS_API.md / KOBO*_SETUP.md / missing-guide references)
Split api-reference.md index:
- Quick links and sections for System (settings + config) and the
admin hash-conflict endpoints; device sidecar endpoints under Device
Management; browse + legacy scan-settings routes under Libraries
Native Kobo sync is implemented server-side but not yet supported on
real devices, so stop documenting it as a working feature.
- Rewrite kobo-setup.md as a coming-soon stub: point users to KOReader
(which runs on Kobo hardware) as the supported path today, and list
what native sync will deliver when released
- Add 'Coming Soon' status banners to the Kobo protocol spec, all five
Kobo endpoint docs, and both API references, noting the endpoints are
under active development and may change
- Tag the device shelf endpoints as pending native Kobo support
Add documentation for delete_user and reset_user_password endpoints.
Update update_profile to reflect consolidated endpoint. Remove obsolete
documentation for individual update operations. Add profile guide for
end-users. Update API_CONSOLIDATION_PLAN.md with implementation status.
- Update api-reference.md with new endpoint paths
- Update api-reference.md Books API section → Media Items API section
- Update index.md Books API link → Media Items API
- Update get_shelf.md cover_url reference from /api/books/ to /api/media-items/
- Update api-reference.md with current endpoint list
- Update bulk_update_books.md with improved documentation
- Update scanner/overview.md to reference scan_library.md
- Renamed subdirectory INDEX.md files to section-specific names:
- user/INDEX.md → user/user-guide.md
- developer/INDEX.md → developer/development.md
- operations/INDEX.md → operations/operations.md
- contributing/INDEX.md → contributing/contributing.md
- developer/api/INDEX.md → developer/api/api-reference.md
- developer/api/collections/INDEX.md → developer/api/collections/collections-api.md
- Updated all internal links to use new filenames
- Updated navigation.go to skip subdirectory INDEX files from sidebar
- Added Dockerfile to include docs directory in container build
This fixes the issue where multiple 'INDEX' links appeared in the sidebar,
making navigation confusing. Now each section has a descriptive name.
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