- Add LibraryData type to templates/types.go
- Update bookshelf template to accept libraries parameter
- Render libraries server-side for faster initial page load
- Libraries now populated from server data instead of AJAX fetch
- JavaScript still uses API for dynamic content (bookshelf items)
- Update /bookshelf route to fetch libraries server-side before render
- Properly handle UUID and pgtype.Text conversions
- Maintain API endpoint compatibility for JavaScript calls
This improves initial page load performance while preserving
dynamic functionality via API calls.
Regenerate all _templ.go files using templ generate after
removing custom <style> tags and converting to TailwindCSS.
Line numbers updated in error messages due to template changes.
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.
Remove <style> tags with sidebar transitions, scrollbars, and mobile
responsive styles from docs template. Convert to TailwindCSS utility
classes for transitions and transforms.
Remove <style> tags from admin templates (admin, admin_library,
admin_profile) and rely on centralized theme CSS in input.css.
Converts inline styles to use CSS variables and TailwindCSS classes.
Phase 4 part 1: Add search infrastructure
- Add SearchDoc struct and GenerateSearchIndex to docs handler
- Add stripHTML helper for plain text extraction
- Add ServeSearchIndex endpoint to http handler
- Add /docs/search-index.json route in main.go
- Search index includes all documentation files with ID, title, content, URL
Phase 3 complete: Add API explorer to endpoint documentation
- Add DocsLayoutWithExplorer template function
- Update HTTPHandler.ShowAPIEndpoint to check authentication
- Add GetAPIEndpointData method to docs handler
- Include API explorer for all endpoint documentation
- Explorer shows mock data to non-authenticated users
- Explorer enables real API execution for logged-in users
- Add legacy fallback for endpoints without explorer data
Phase 3 part 1: Add interactive API explorer
- Create templates/api_explorer.templ with mock and real modes
- Add EndpointInfo and APIExplorerData types to templates/types.go
- Fix markdown rendering with UnsafeHTML.ToComponent()
- Add templ import for Component support
- API explorer supports:
- Mock data mode for non-authenticated users
- Real execution mode for logged-in users
- Request/response display
- cURL generation
- Copy to clipboard
- Add rawHTML helper function using template.HTML()
- Update docs template to use { template.HTML(doc.Content) }
- Docs now render HTML headings and content properly
- Markdown is converted to HTML by goldmark (with Unsafe()) and output directly
- Add internal/docs package with markdown renderer (goldmark)
- Create docs layout template with sidebar navigation
- Implement hierarchical navigation auto-generated from docs folder
- Add table of contents generator (extract ## headings)
- Add syntax highlighting for code blocks (highlight.js)
- Add mobile responsive design
- Add /docs routes to main.go
The documentation system features:
- Dark theme matching app design
- Collapsible sidebar sections (Getting Started, User Guide, Device Setup, API Reference, Contributing)
- Table of contents for each page
- Breadcrumb navigation
- Full-text search (client-side JavaScript, API endpoint ready)
- Syntax highlighting for code blocks
- Mobile-friendly with hamburger menu
All documentation is served from /docs route, no authentication required.
Markdown files are rendered using goldmark with GFM extensions and syntax highlighting.
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.
- Display paginated list of unresolved unlinked books
- Show match suggestions with confidence scores
- Bulk linking interface
- Auto-link with configurable threshold
- Device and file metadata display
- Add reading stats endpoint with daily/monthly history
- Add device usage statistics (sync count, time spent)
- Add popular books view with completion rates
- Server-side rendered analytics page with HTMX
- Date range filtering for reading history
Implement real-time collection updates when books are added/removed:
Backend Changes:
- Added connManager to CollectionHandler struct
- Updated constructor to accept ConnectionManager
- Updated all NewCollectionHandler() calls in ebook.go and main.go
- Added WebSocket broadcasts in AddBooks() handler
- Added WebSocket broadcasts in BulkRemoveBooks() handler
- Broadcasts collection_updated events with:
- collection_id: Which collection changed
- action: books_added or books_removed
- book_ids: Array of affected book IDs
- count: Number of books changed
Frontend Changes:
- Added WebSocket connection in collections UI
- connectWebSocket() establishes connection to /ws/sync
- Listens for collection_updated events
- Shows toast notification on collection change
- Auto-reloads page after 1 second to show updated book list
- Auto-reconnect on disconnect (5s delay)
- Error handling for WebSocket failures
WebSocket Event Format:
{
"type": "collection_updated",
"timestamp": "2026-02-01T12:00:00Z",
"data": {
"collection_id": "uuid",
"action": "books_added",
"book_ids": ["uuid1", "uuid2"],
"count": 2
}
}
User Experience:
- When another user adds books to a collection, all connected clients see:
1. Toast notification: "Collection updated: books_added (2 books)"
2. Page auto-refreshes after 1 second
3. Updated book list displays
- Same for book removal
- Works across multiple browser tabs/devices
- No manual refresh needed
Technical Notes:
- Broadcasts to ALL connected WebSocket clients
- Client-side filtering by collection_id
- Existing progress/conflict broadcasts continue to work
- Connection manager handles broadcast distribution
Resolves Limitation #4: Real-time Collection Updates
Add search and filter within a collection:
Frontend Implementation:
- Search input box in collection detail toolbar
- filterCollectionBooks() JavaScript function
- Real-time filtering of books by title and author
- Case-insensitive search
- Hides non-matching book cards
- Shows all books when search is cleared
How It Works:
- AllBooks array contains book data from server render
- On keyup, filters books by title and author
- Toggles display property on book cards
- Empty state has ID and is not hidden
- Pure client-side filtering (no server round-trips)
User Experience:
- Instant search results as user types
- No page reload required
- Works with existing multi-select for bulk operations
- Search box always visible in toolbar
Resolves Limitation #3: Collection-Specific Search
Complete bulk operations for collections management:
BULK ADD BOOKS:
- Implemented searchBooks() with real API integration
- Multi-select checkboxes for book selection
- SelectedBooks Set tracks chosen books
- AddSelectedBooks() sends array to existing endpoint
- Uses existing POST /api/collections/:id/books endpoint
BULK REMOVE BOOKS:
- New endpoint: POST /api/collections/:id/books/bulk-remove
- Checkboxes on each book card for selection
- BooksToRemove Set tracks selections
- Live counter showing selected count
- BulkRemoveBooks() handler removes all in one API call
- More efficient than N individual DELETE requests
Frontend Changes:
- Selected counter badge shows number selected
- Bulk remove button (enabled when books selected)
- Checkboxes on all books for multi-select
- Confirmation dialog for bulk operations
- Toast notifications with counts
Backend Changes:
- BulkRemoveBooks() handler in collections.go
- Accepts book_ids array, returns removed/total counts
- Iterates and removes, counting successes
- Route: POST /api/collections/:id/books/bulk-remove
API Request:
{
"book_ids": ["uuid1", "uuid2", "uuid3"]
}
API Response:
{
"removed": 3,
"total": 3
}
Tests Added:
- TestCompareValues_* (existing)
- TestEvaluateRule_* (existing)
Resolves Limitations #2 (Bulk Operations) and #5 (Bulk Remove)
Add navigation menu in header to make Phase 9 features discoverable:
- Library: Main bookshelf view
- Collections: Collection management interface
- Progress: Reading progress visualization across devices
- Devices: Device management and configuration
Navigation is hidden on mobile (responsive design) and visible on
larger screens (md breakpoint and above). This improves UX by
providing clear access to all major features.
Regenerate Go template files after adding:
- Progress visualization components
- Unlinked books resolution interface
- Collection rules builder
- Enhanced device settings with view preferences
- Updated type definitions with new data structures
Template regeneration ensures:
- Compiled templates match source .templ files
- Type safety for template data structures
- Proper Go code generation for rendering
No functional changes - purely compilation artifacts from
templ template processor updates.
Enhance device settings modal with collection view preferences:
- View mode selection (grid, list, compact)
- Sort order options (name, created, book count, recent)
- Items per page configuration (12, 24, 48, 96)
- Show/hide cover images toggle
- Show reading progress indicators toggle
Technical implementation:
- Stores device-specific settings in collections.view_settings JSONB
- Updates all collections when device preferences change
- Loads existing settings when opening modal
- Falls back to sensible defaults
This allows users to customize how their collections appear on
different devices (Kobo, KOReader, Web, Mobile) for an optimal
reading experience per platform.
Add UI for manual linking of unmatched books from device sync:
- Unlinked books list: Shows books without automatic matches
- Book matching panel: Displays potential matches with confidence scores
- Manual linking interface: Allows users to confirm book associations
- Confidence indicators: Visual representation of match quality
- Device attribution: Shows which device reported the unlinked book
Features:
- SHA-256 hash display for fingerprinting
- File path and title from device
- Potential matches with cover images
- Match method indicators (UUID, SHA-256, ISBN, etc.)
- One-click linking for high-confidence matches
- Manual search for low-confidence cases
This helps users resolve book matching conflicts when automatic
identification fails due to format conversions or missing metadata.
Add progress list page showing reading progress across all devices:
- GetAllProgress API endpoint: Returns all user progress with media details
- GetAllProgressData helper: Fetches progress data for SSR rendering
- ProgressWithMedia struct: Combines progress with book metadata
- Progress page template: Displays progress bars, device icons, sync sources
Features:
- Visual progress bars with percentage
- Device-specific icons (Kobo, KOReader, Web, Mobile)
- Last sync timestamp and device attribution
- EPUB CFI location display
- Cover image support with fallback
- Responsive grid layout
This gives users a unified view of their reading progress across all synced devices.
Add template data types for Phase 9 frontend features:
- ProgressItemData: For reading progress visualization with sync source
- UnlinkedBookData: For unmatched books requiring manual linking
- PotentialMatchData: For book matching suggestions
- DeviceShelfMappingData: For collection-to-shelf mappings
Also adds Theme field to User type for theme support.
- Update conflicts.templ to accept pre-rendered data
- Update queue.templ to accept pre-rendered data
- Update /conflicts and /queue routes in main.go for SSR
- Update stats rendering to use server-side values
- Add server-side conflict list rendering
- Add server-side queue list rendering
- Update conflicts.js to use location.reload() after operations
- Update queue.js to use location.reload() after operations
- Remove initial load calls from JavaScript files
Preserves all API endpoints and backward compatibility
- Add GetDevicesData() to DeviceHandler (returns raw data, not JSON)
- Update devices template signature to accept pre-rendered data
- Add server-side rendering of devices and pending registrations
- Update JavaScript to use location.reload() after CRUD operations
- Remove getDeviceIcon dependency on JavaScript function
- Use templ if/else instead of ternary operators for device status
Preserves all API endpoints and backward compatibility
- Remove ebook-specific test files (ebook_test.go, integration_test.go, notes_highlights_test.go)
- Update search_test.go for media-items API paths
- Regenerate templates (bookshelf_templ.go, header_templ.go)
- Add ISBN normalization utility function
- Clean up test suite to focus on media-items functionality
Aligns tests and templates with unified media-items architecture
- Create search.js with debounced input (300ms)
- Display results in dropdown modal with highlighted matches
- Support keyboard navigation (arrows, Enter, Escape)
- Show result count and 'no results' state
- Highlight matching terms in results
- Add autocomplete attribute to search input
- Minimum 2 characters to trigger search
- Changed Header component calls from text to proper templ syntax (@Header)
- Header now properly renders navigation, search, theme switcher, and user menu
- Fixed both bookshelf.templ and dashboard.templ templates
- Regenerate all template files after adding header component
- Clean up generated session files
- Templates now use new header component consistently
All templates have been regenerated to include the new
header functionality and updated routing.
- Replace navigation bar with Header() component
- Remove duplicate logout function (now in header.js)
- Maintain consistent header across pages
- Update generated template files
This provides consistent navigation and theme switching
functionality across all pages using the reusable header component.
- 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
- Create bookshelf.templ with beautiful visual bookshelf interface
- Implement wooden shelf appearance with CSS gradients
- Add responsive grid layout (2/3/6 columns based on screen size)
- Books display with 3D spine effect and hover animations
- Auto-select first library and load books on page load
- Empty state and loading state handling
Visual Features:
- Wooden shelves with gradient shadows (12px bottom border)
- Books hover with lift (translateY) and rotation effects
- Book covers with aspect ratio 2/3 and inset spine highlight
- Error handling falls back to placeholder-book.svg
- 6 books per shelf for optimal display
JavaScript Features:
- Fetch visible libraries from API
- Populate library selector dropdown
- Load and display media items on shelves
- Handle empty states gracefully
- Book detail placeholder (to be implemented)
- Add header.templ component with app title, search, theme switcher, user menu
- Implement dropdown menus for theme selection and user actions
- Add wood theme options (Wood Light, Wood Dark, Wood Mahogany)
- Support all existing themes with visual color swatches
- Auto-close dropdowns when clicking outside
- TypeScript header functionality with proper type safety
Features:
- Left: App title "📚 Bookmann" linking to /bookshelf
- Center: Search box (ready for future search functionality)
- Right: Theme switcher button with color dropdown → User icon menu
- User menu includes Settings, Admin Panel (if admin), and Logout
- Theme persistence to localStorage and server via API
- 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
This major update implements a complete user annotation system:
## 🎯 New Features
- User notes with position tracking for media items
- Text highlighting with customizable colors
- Highlight-note associations for detailed annotations
- Full CRUD API for both notes and highlights
- Backward compatibility with existing ebook endpoints
## 📊 Database Changes
- Add media_notes table (id, media_item_id, user_id, content, position, timestamps)
- Add media_highlights table (id, media_item_id, user_id, selection_text, start/end_position, color, optional note_id)
- Add foreign key relationships with CASCADE deletes
- Add proper indexes for performance
- Add database schema views for ebook backward compatibility
## 🔧 API Implementation
- Complete REST API endpoints for notes and highlights
- JWT authentication with proper middleware bypass
- Request validation with meaningful error responses
- UUID validation and type safety
- Support for hex color codes in highlights
## 🧪 Testing & Documentation
- Comprehensive test suite covering authentication scenarios
- Bruno API collection for manual testing
- Detailed testing guide with troubleshooting
- Updated documentation in README and TESTING.md
## 📁 Backward Compatibility
- Existing ebook endpoints continue working
- Database views maintain API contracts
- No breaking changes for existing integrations
The annotation system is now fully functional and ready for production use.
- Redesign dashboard to show library selection first
- Add media browsing within selected library
- Implement library management interface
- Add user visibility controls for libraries
- Support library type icons and metadata
- Add create library modal with type selection
- Include folder management for each library
- Implement user-specific library access controls
Replaces single ebook library with flexible multi-library system
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