- Fix View All link flashing by preserving data-wood attribute when dashboard re-renders
- Update wood-dark text color to match wood-mahogany (#f5f5f5) for better consistency
- Add smart link colors for wood paneling (#0066cc for light wood, #66ccff for dark woods)
- Fix carousel arrow gradients to be less harsh on wood backgrounds (0.6 for light, 0.3 for dark)
- Remove accent color preservation rule that was conflicting with wood-specific link colors
- Add data-wood attribute to collections container for CSS targeting
- Update woodPaneling.ts and woodPanelingInit.ts to set/remove attribute
- Add CSS variables for wood-specific text colors (dark text on light wood, light text on dark wood)
- Add !important rules to override theme colors when wood is active
- Replace wood-dark and wood-mahogany textures with darker variants
- Add subtle borders to book cards on wood backgrounds
- Fix library edit form to use type_name instead of library_type_id for type dropdown
- Clear library-id input after successful delete to prevent create-then-delete bug
- This fixes the issue where creating a new library after deleting one would fail with 'Unknown error' due to stale library-id
- Create themeDropdown.ts to manage active state highlighting
- Show which theme/wood option is currently selected
- Use CSS classes instead of inline styles for indicators
- Wrap existing functions to update indicators on toggle
- Auto-initialize indicators on DOM ready
- Add woodPaneling.ts with localStorage-based paneling preferences
- Add woodPanelingInit.ts for early initialization (prevents flash)
- Support none, wood-light, wood-dark, wood-mahogany options
- Apply paneling to #collections-container only (not full body)
- Use Tailwind utility classes for backgrounds
- Use CSS variable classes for active indicators
- Export functions for HTML onclick handlers
- Auto-initialize on DOM ready
- Remove wood-light, wood-dark, wood-mahogany from ThemeType
- Remove wood theme gradient logic from applyTheme()
- Wood themes will be reimplemented as separate paneling feature
- Paneling will target dashboard bookshelf background only
-- Add dedicated delete confirmation modal to admin/library page
-- Refactor deleteLibrary() to use modal instead of inline confirm()
-- Add showDeleteModal(), hideDeleteModal(), confirmDeleteLibrary() functions
-- Modal displays clear warning about what gets deleted
-- Improves UX by making the confirmation dialog more prominent and informative
- Add optional data parameter to apiDelete() with generic type safety
- Enables DELETE requests with request bodies (needed for folder deletion)
- 100% backward compatible (optional parameter)
- Supports type-safe request body passing
Part of: Issue 1
- Reuse Create Library modal for edit mode
- Add hidden library-id input to track create vs edit
- Update handleCreateLibrarySubmit to detect mode and use PUT vs POST
- Implement editLibrary() to populate modal with existing data
- Pass library data to Edit button via data attributes
- Reset modal title when opening for create mode
Fixes: Issue 3
- Add password requirements checklist with visual indicators (✓/○)
- Implement real-time validation for length, case, numbers, special chars
- Add confirm password field with matching validation
- Disable submit button until all requirements are met
- Add TypeScript client-side validation with password manager compatibility
Phase 10.5.1: Add /custom-section frontend route
- Added route handler in internal/router/frontend.go
- Fetches user libraries and renders custom section builder template
Phase 10.5.2: Create custom section builder template
- Created templates/custom_section.templ with full UI
- Includes section details form, filter rules builder, manual book selection
- Live preview functionality with preview container
- Form actions for save/cancel
Phase 10.5.3: Create custom-section-builder TypeScript
- Created web/src/custom-section-builder.ts with 13+ filter fields
- Filter fields: title, author, genre, series, progress, rating, date_added, last_read, publisher, language, format, tags, narrators
- Procedural/imperative style (no OOP) as per guidelines
- Rule builder with AND/OR logic support
- Book search and multi-select functionality
- Live preview via /api/collections/preview endpoint
- Form validation and submission to /api/collections
Phase 10.5.4: Build TypeScript modules
- Compiled custom-section-builder.ts to web/static/custom-section-builder.js
- Verified successful compilation with no errors
- All existing TypeScript modules continue to compile
Phase 10.5.5: Add Bruno tests for custom section creation
- create-custom-section-rules.bru: Test creating section with filter rules
- create-custom-section-manual.bru: Test creating section with manual book selection
- create-custom-section-missing-fields.bru: Test error handling for missing required fields
Phase 10.6: Build Verification
- ✅ TypeScript modules compile successfully
- ✅ Templates generate successfully
- ✅ Go build succeeds with no compilation errors
- ✅ All build artifacts verified (dashboard.js, custom-section-builder.js, dashboard_templ.go, custom_section_templ.go)
This completes the Custom Section Builder feature, allowing users to create
personalized dashboard sections with flexible filter rules or manual book selection.
Replace library browser with Carousel-style collections carousel:
Template Changes (templates/dashboard.templ):
Complete rewrite from library browser to collections carousel:
1. Dashboard Main Template:
- Sticky library selector dropdown
- Customize dashboard button (settings modal)
- Refresh button
- Loading spinner for async operations
- Collections container with carousels
2. CollectionCarousel Component:
- Collection header with icon, title, description
- View All link for system collections
- Horizontal scrollable carousel track
- Left/right navigation buttons
- Book cards with cover images
- Empty state handling
3. BookCard Component:
- Aspect ratio [2/3] book cover
- Cover image with fallback to placeholder
- Title and author display
- Click handler for viewing book details
- Hover scale animation
4. DashboardSettingsModal Component:
- Draggable collection list for reordering
- Toggle switches for collection visibility
- "System" badges for system collections
- "Restore" buttons for system collections
- Items per section slider (10-50, step 5)
- Save/Cancel buttons
Template Features:
- Uses IsSystem boolean instead of Type string
- data-is-system attribute for JavaScript
- data-collection-id for DOM manipulation
- Supports drag-and-drop reordering
- Settings modal with live preview
TypeScript Implementation (web/src/dashboard.ts):
Core Functions:
- scrollCarousel: Smooth horizontal scrolling
- openDashboardSettings/closeDashboardSettings: Modal control
- toggleCollectionVisibility: Toggle visibility switches
- saveDashboardSettings: Save preferences to API
* Collects hidden_collections and collection_order
* Calls PUT /api/dashboard/preferences
* Reloads page on success
- restoreSystemCollection: Reset system collection to defaults
* Confirmation dialog
* Calls POST /api/dashboard/restore-system-collection
* Shows toast notifications
- switchLibrary: Switch between libraries
* Async fetch from API
* Re-renders collections
- renderCollections: Client-side rendering of collections
- renderBookCard: Generate book card HTML
- viewBook: Placeholder for book detail view
- reloadPage: Refresh page
- updateItemsCount: Update slider display
- initDragAndDrop: Drag-and-drop event handlers
Event Handling:
- Event delegation for performance
- data-action attributes for handler routing
- Proper type checking and null safety
- Error handling with toast notifications
Type Safety:
- Uses SectionData and BookInfo from api.d.ts
- Proper TypeScript types throughout
- Null checks for DOM elements
- Type assertions where needed
This implements Phase 9: Dashboard Template with unified collections terminology and full TypeScript interactivity.
- Update fetch interceptor to special-case 401 responses
- Clear invalid tokens from localStorage on 401 (token, refreshToken, user)
- Distinguish between page navigation and API calls:
- Page navigation: throw error to prevent further processing
- API calls: show toast error with session expired message
- Suppress network error toast for redirect errors
- Compile TypeScript to JavaScript
This ensures frontend properly handles expired sessions by clearing
stale credentials and showing appropriate error messages.
- Add Bearer token from localStorage to regenerate-token API request
- Update code formatting for consistency (double quotes, indentation)
This ensures the device token regeneration endpoint receives proper
authentication via the Authorization header.
- Add handler to regenerate device auth tokens
- Add PUT /api/devices/:id/regenerate-token route
- Returns new token and sync URLs for device configuration
- 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
- Change from htmx:beforeSwap to htmx:afterSwap event for better error timing
- Simplify event listener setup (removed duplicate handlers)
- Remove 'export {}' statement that was causing syntax errors
- Add proper TypeScript interface for HTMX event details
- Errors now detected after content swap, ensuring accurate error messages
- Toast notifications work correctly for all backend HTTP errors
Resolves JavaScript syntax error on page load and improves error handling.
- Create web/src/ for TypeScript source files
- Create web/static/ for compiled assets and runtime files
- Move input.css and style.css to web/static/
- Add toast.ts - Functional toast notification system
- Add theme.ts - Functional theme management system
- All code uses functional programming (no classes, no OOP)
- TypeScript provides full type safety
Separates frontend code from backend for better organization.
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