- Update header navigation to link to /dashboard instead of /bookshelf
- Update index page auto-redirect to use /dashboard
- Remove duplicate route, keeping full-featured dashboard with filters
Remove <style> tags from index, login, and register templates.
All theme CSS variables now come from centralized input.css,
eliminating duplicate theme definitions across templates.
Template changes:
- Update page titles: "Bookmann" → "Bookhoard"
- Update header branding and navigation text
- Regenerate compiled .go templates from .templ sources
- Update all UI references in HTML templates
This is part 3 of the project rename to Bookhoard.
- Add JavaScript to check for valid JWT token on homepage load
- Auto-redirect to /bookshelf if user is already logged in
- Shows login/register form if not authenticated
- Improves UX by taking logged-in users directly to bookshelf
Implementation:
- Fetch /api/auth/profile with stored token
- On success, redirect to /bookshelf
- On failure, silently stay on homepage
- Runs on DOMContentLoaded for fast execution
- Extract inline JavaScript from index.templ
- Replace with external script include for theme.js
- All templates reference /static/ for assets
- Cleaner separation of concerns between markup and logic
- Move migrations/ to database/schema/ for clarity on database schema definitions
- Move sqlc.yaml to internal/database/ to group with database code
- Move static/ to cmd/server/static/ to co-locate with server
- Update all configuration files and documentation
- Follow Go project conventions for better organization
- Add templ dependency for type-safe HTML rendering
- Convert index.html, login.html, register.html, dashboard.html, admin.html, admin_profile.html, admin_library.html to .templ files
- Generate Go code with templ generate for compile-time safety
- Update server routes to use templ components with proper rendering
- Refactor JavaScript in dashboard to avoid backtick parsing conflicts
- Delete old HTML template files
- Clean up project by removing unnecessary files and binaries
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