- 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
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
- Add missing variables to Bookmann environment:
- library_id (snake_case variant)
- media_item_id (snake_case variant)
- job_id for scan status tracking
- baseUrl (camelCase variant for compatibility)
- refreshToken to secret vars
- Remove invalid vars sections from request files
- Variables should be referenced directly from environment
- Vars sections are for request-specific overrides, not env references
- All variables now properly defined and accessible
- 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
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