Add missing Bruno requests for all API endpoints:
Library Management:
- Get Library - retrieve single library details
- Update Library - modify existing library
- Delete Library - remove library and media items
- Delete Library Folder - remove folder from library
- Get Library Stats - retrieve library statistics
Media Items Management:
- Create Media Item - add new media with full metadata
- Update Media Item - modify existing media metadata
- Delete Media Item - remove media from library
- Get Media Rating - retrieve single media rating
- Delete Media Rating - remove user's media rating
Coverage now complete: 47/47 API endpoints have Bruno requests
Organized requests in proper folder structure for maintainability
- Remove all ebook-specific API requests (15 files deleted)
- Rename Scan Ebooks.bru to Scan Media Items.bru
- Update API paths from /api/ebooks to /api/media-items
- Update base URL and environment configuration
- Maintain all existing media-items, library, auth, and progress tests
Aligns Bruno collection with unified media-items API architecture
- Use c.Get("user").(database.Users) instead of c.Get("user_id").(string)
- Extract userUUID from user.ID.Bytes ([16]byte)
- Properly convert to pgtype.UUID for service layer
- Remove unnecessary uuid.Parse call
This fixes 500 Internal Server Error when creating libraries via API.
The JWT middleware sets user as database.Users struct, not string.
Related to Bruno Create Library request testing.
Standardize all Bruno environment variables to use snake_case convention
(aligned with Go naming practices) and remove duplicate camelCase variants.
Changes:
- Environment file cleanup:
- Remove: baseUrl, ebookid, fakebookid, libraryId, mediaItemId, isVisible, refreshToken
- Standardize: fakebookid → fake_book_id, isVisible → is_visible, refreshToken → refresh_token
- All variables now use consistent snake_case format
- Update all Bruno requests to use standardized variables:
- ebooks: {{ebookid}} → {{ebook_id}}
- library: {{libraryId}} → {{library_id}}
- media-items: {{mediaItemId}} → {{media_item_id}}
- visibility: {{isVisible}} → {{is_visible}}
- auth: {{refreshToken}} → {{refresh_token}}
Benefits:
- Single source of truth for each variable
- Consistent with Go naming conventions
- No ambiguity about which variable name to use
- Cleaner, more maintainable codebase
- Convert all JSON tests to JavaScript functions for bruToJsonV2 compatibility
- Update authentication to use 'inherit' instead of manual headers
- Fix hardcoded URLs to use {{base_url}} variables
- Standardize variable syntax from {{ _.var }} to {{var}}
- Add comprehensive API documentation to all requests
- Update environment variables with missing required fields
- Apply consistent structure: meta, http method, headers, tests, vars, settings, docs
- Enhanced validation with proper error handling and field checks
- Add admin dashboard at /admin route consolidating all user settings
- Move user preferences (username, email, password, theme) from separate page
- Add ebook library preferences section with folder management
- Add scan settings (frequency and auto-scan toggle) with database persistence
- Create database migration for scan_frequency_minutes and auto_scan_enabled columns
- Add API endpoints for scan settings management:
- PUT /api/library/scan-settings - Update scan preferences
- GET /api/library/scan-settings - Get current scan settings
- Update dashboard navigation to link to admin dashboard
- Remove old preferences.html template (functionality moved to admin)
- Create Bruno API testing files for library endpoints
- Add real-time folder loading and management in admin interface
- Implement scan settings persistence and retrieval from database
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