- Add ProcessingIssuesHandler with List and GetStats methods
- Add AdminProcessingIssues template for issues dashboard
- Display error/warning/info stats cards
- Sort issues by severity and creation date
- Add dismiss functionality for warnings and info items
- Add navigate to media item functionality
- Show issue type, description, and media details
- Add GET /admin/libraries/:id/issues/list for listing issues
- Add GET /admin/libraries/:id/issues/stats for issue statistics
- Integrate processing issues handler with library routes
- Add shouldEnablePanelDetection to determine when to enable panel detection
- Enable for manga/comics libraries with fixed_layout or comic_archive formats
- Fetch library type info using GetLibraryWithType query
- Pass panel detection config to reader initialization
- Include format_group, manga_type, and reading_direction in reader response
- Add ProcessingIssues model struct
- Update Querier interface with processing issues methods
- Add generated query implementations for CreateProcessingIssue, ListProcessingIssuesByLibrary, GetProcessingIssueStats, ResolveProcessingIssue, DeleteProcessingIssue
- Add GetLibraryWithType query for fetching library with type information
- Add CreateProcessingIssue with upsert for recording/renewing issues
- Add ListProcessingIssuesByLibrary with severity ordering and media item details
- Add GetProcessingIssueStats for error/warning/info counts
- Add ResolveProcessingIssue for marking issues as resolved
- Add DeleteProcessingIssue for removing resolved issues
- Add GetLibraryWithType for fetching library with type info for validation
Remove unused Epubcfi and Percentage fields from UpdateReadingProgressParams
struct to align with the new foliate-js based reader implementation.
The foliate-js library handles CFI tracking and percentage calculation
internally, so these parameters are no longer needed in the update API.
The reader now relies on foliate-js's built-in progress tracking mechanisms.
This change aligns the database layer with the foliate-js integration completed
in commit c7a9098 (feat: Replace foliate-js submodule with npm git dependency).
Changes:
- Remove Epubcfi field from UpdateReadingProgressParams struct
- Remove Percentage field from UpdateReadingProgressParams struct
- UpdateReadingProgress function now uses simplified parameter set
Refactor UpdateMediaReadingProgress handler to use UpdateUniversalProgress
database function, providing comprehensive progress tracking capabilities
including device sync information, viewport data, reading mode, and scroll
position for enhanced cross-platform reading synchronization.
Enhance reading progress tracking to support EPUB-specific location data:
- Add epubcfi field to store EPUB Canonical Fragment Identifier
- Add percentage field for normalized position across formats
- Update UpdateReadingProgress API handler to accept new fields
- Modify database queries to persist additional progress metadata
This enables precise position tracking in reflowable EPUB content
where page numbers are insufficient for accurate bookmarking.
- Add library_type_name to GetMediaItem handler response in media.go
- Remove empty LibraryName and LibraryTypeName fields from:
- ListMediaItemsRow in collections.go handler
- ListMediaItemsRow in dashboard_service.go
- These fields are now populated at the database level via trigger
The library_type_name is now automatically populated in the database
when a media item is created, so we remove the manual empty string
assignments and expose the actual value in the API response.
- Add library_type_name VARCHAR(50) column to media_items table in schema.sql
- Create PostgreSQL trigger 'set_library_type_name_on_insert' that automatically
populates library_type_name by joining libraries table with library_types on insert
- Add library_type_name parameter to CreateMediaItem SQL query
- Update Go models (models.go) to include LibraryTypeName field
- Add UpdateMediaItemChapterMetadata query method to querier.go
- Regenerate queries.sql.go with sqlc
This allows media items to store their library type (e.g., 'Books', 'Comics', 'Manga')
at the database level, enabling filtering and display without needing additional joins.
- templates/reader.templ: add script tag to load main.js
- Enables reader shell and Alpine components to initialize
- internal/handlers/reader.go: add GetMediaReadingProgress handler
- Backend now supports fetching reading progress via API
- GET /api/media-items/:id/progress returns current progress
- Fix function signatures in reader.go (c echo.Context -> c *echo.Context)
- Replace non-existent UserHasLibraryAccess with GetUserVisibleLibraries pattern
- Implement SSR reader route in router/reader.go with proper access control
- Add inline library access checking following existing codebase patterns
- Fix ReadingProgress struct to use LastReadAt instead of CreatedAt/UpdatedAt
- Ensure all reader endpoints use consistent library access validation
This provides the backend foundation for the reader feature with proper
access control and SSR rendering capabilities.
- Add panel_layout to getDefaultSettings() for dockable panels
- Remove template rendering from ShowReader (router handles SSR)
- Fix pgtype.Int4 marshaling to JSON (no explicit int conversion)
- Remove unused strings import from handlers
- Add modular dockable panel architecture with:
- Panel dock system (drag, lock, snap-back, window-shade)
- TOC, Settings, Navigator, Bookmarks as dockable components
- Lock toggle to prevent accidental moves
- Snap-back to last valid position if dropped in invalid area
- Per-user layout stored in reader_settings JSONB
- Update TypeScript types with PanelLayoutSettings and PanelState
- Add panel-dock-system.ts implementation to plan
- Add navigator-panel.ts for Affinity-style page navigation
- Update reader template with dockable panels and lock buttons
- Add Section 2.4 with database/Go implementation issues and fixes
- Document schema changes (DECIMAL -> REAL)
- Document all type fixes needed in reader.go
- Fix pgtype.UUID usage in test files by properly converting string UUIDs to pgtype.UUID
- Update numericToFloat to use pgtype.Float8 instead of pgtype.Numeric for DOUBLE PRECISION support
- Fix field name from WebURL to WebUrl to match current schema
These changes align with the recent community_rating type change to DOUBLE PRECISION
and ensure consistent type handling across the codebase.
Phase 6.1 implementation: Unit tests for metadata helper functions.
Test Coverage:
- TestNormalizeMangaType: Verify Manga field normalization to database enum values
(unknown, no, yes, yes_and_right_to_left)
- TestDetermineReadingDirection: Test reading direction computation heuristics
(explicit Manga field, Japanese language, webtoon/manhwa genre tags, Western default)
- TestNormalizeAgeRating: Verify age rating standardization
(Everyone, Teen, Mature, Adult with various input formats)
These tests ensure the helper functions correctly normalize ComicInfo.xml data
before storage in the database.
Relates to: Phase 6.1 unit testing
Implement SSR-first book detail page at /media/:uuid with complete
book information, progress tracking, and interactivity.
Features:
- Cover image (256x384px) with responsive layout
- Complete metadata: title, author, description, publisher, ISBN,
language, edition, page count, genre, copyright year, format
- External service links (Goodreads, Open Library, Google Books, Amazon)
with smart URL fallback: ID → ISBN → Title+Author
- Reading progress display with device sources (web/kobo/koreader)
- Sync progress modal for conflict resolution
- Collections display as clickable badges
- Notes/highlights counter with placeholder modal
- Rating display (1-10 scale with star rendering)
- HTML sanitization for book descriptions using bluemonday
Data Structure:
- handlers.MediaDetail embeds database.MediaItems for zero duplication
- Uses existing database queries (GetMediaItem, GetMediaRating, etc.)
- Follows project pattern: no parallel type systems
Frontend:
- TypeScript modal triggers (book-detail.ts)
- Alpine.js for modal interactions
- TailwindCSS styling with theme variables
- Responsive: cover-left layout, mobile stacks vertically
Backend:
- Route: GET /media/:uuid (protected)
- Handler: inline function in frontend.go following existing pattern
- Template: SSR-first with progressive enhancement
- Returns HTML only (API uses separate /api/media-items/:id endpoint)
Files created:
- internal/handlers/media_detail.go
- templates/book_detail.templ
- templates/book_detail_modals.templ
- web/src/book-detail.ts
Files modified:
- internal/router/frontend.go (add route)
- web/src/main.ts (import module)
Changed the 4 default system collection names from kebab-case to Title Case
with spaces for better readability and professional appearance:
Changes:
- "continue-reading" → "Continue Reading"
- "recently-added" → "Recently Added"
- "recently-read" → "Recently Read"
- "not-started" → "Not Started"
Implementation details:
- Collection Name field: Updated to Title Case (user-visible identifier)
- QueryType field: Unchanged, remains kebab-case (internal switch/case logic)
- All map keys updated to use new Title Case names as lookups
- Restore modal option values updated to match new names
Files modified:
- internal/handlers/auth.go: Default collection creation for new users
- internal/handlers/dashboard.go: Restore endpoint validation map
- internal/services/dashboard_service.go: System collection metadata map
- templates/restore_system_collection_modal.templ: Form option values
Benefits:
- Cleaner, more professional display names for end users
- Consistent with existing restore modal UI labels
- Improved user experience with properly formatted collection names
- Internal QueryType identifiers remain unchanged for code logic
Router changes for saved filters API:
- Add CreateFilterHTML handler to return HTML for HTMX requests
- Extract CreateFilterHTML function to handle filter creation logic
- Add wrapper for POST /api/saved-filters to detect HTMX requests
- HTMX requests: Return HTML via CreateFilterHTML
- Regular requests: Return JSON via existing handler
- Add collectFilterFormData helper to gather form data from #filter-form
- Improve error handling for duplicate filter names (409 Conflict)
- HTML responses include error messages for better UX
This enables the save filter modal to work without page refresh,
providing a smoother user experience with immediate visual feedback.
Database changes:
- Add unique index on saved_filters(user_id, name, resource_type)
Prevents duplicate filter names while allowing same name across
different users or different resource types
Search functionality fix:
- Remove DISTINCT ON (mi.id) from SearchMediaItemsUnified query
- Remove mi.id from ORDER BY clause (was required by DISTINCT ON)
- This allows user-selected sort field to be primary sort criteria
- Previously results were always sorted by ID first, making sort
dropdown ineffective
- Relevance score and title remain as fallback sorts
This fixes the sort dropdown functionality on the bookshelf page
where changing the sort option appeared to have no effect.
Updated the backend services and handlers to properly detect and pass
the has_cover parameter's validity state to the database layer.
Changes:
- services/search.go: Changed HasCover type from bool to pgtype.Bool
to support 3-state logic (NULL, TRUE, FALSE)
- handlers/media.go: Fixed 3-state detection by checking if has_cover
exists in query params before setting Valid flag
- router/search.go: Fixed 3-state detection to match media.go logic
- router/frontend.go: Use pgtype.Bool{Valid: false} for SSR initial
load to ensure no filtering occurs on first page load
The key fix is detecting whether the has_cover parameter was actually
sent in the request:
- Parameter not sent → pgtype.Bool{Bool: false, Valid: false}
- Parameter sent as "true" → pgtype.Bool{Bool: true, Valid: true}
- Parameter sent as "false" → pgtype.Bool{Bool: false, Valid: true}
Previously, media.go was hardcoding Valid: true, which meant it was
always filtering by has_cover=false (only books without covers) when
the parameter wasn't sent, causing searches to incorrectly return
0 results for queries like "1984".
This ensures consistency between the JSON API endpoint (media.go) and
the HTML endpoint (search.go), and fixes the critical bug where SSR
was returning 0 books on initial page load.
Fixed the SearchMediaItemsUnified query to properly handle the has_cover
parameter in three states:
- NULL (not specified): Show all books
- TRUE: Show only books with cover images
- FALSE: Show only books without cover images
Changes:
- Added explicit boolean casting (::bool) to sqlc.narg('has_cover')
to resolve PostgreSQL type inference error (SQLSTATE 42P08)
- Replaced single AND condition with OR'd logic to handle all three
states without mutual exclusion
- Used IS NULL check to detect when parameter is not specified
- Used IS TRUE/IS FALSE to explicitly check boolean states
The previous implementation had mutually exclusive AND conditions that
prevented any records from matching when has_cover was explicitly set
to TRUE or FALSE, causing the filter to block all searches.
This fix resolves the issue where searches were returning 0 results
regardless of other filter parameters when has_cover was included in
the query.
Replace direct database call with service layer to fix SSR
returning 0 books on initial page load.
Root Cause:
- SSR was calling cfg.Queries.SearchMediaItemsUnified directly
- API was using MediaHandler.ExecuteSearch via service layer
- Both code paths had different parameter structures
Solution:
- Use same MediaHandler.ExecuteSearch handler as API
- Build services.SearchParams struct (same as API path)
- Convert user.ID string to pgtype.UUID for service layer
- Remove unused books variable
Changes:
- Parse user.ID to UUID before building search params
- Build services.SearchParams with empty filters for SSR
- Call cfg.MediaHandler.ExecuteSearch instead of direct DB
- Use textToString helper (already exists in router package)
- Remove unused books variable declaration
Both SSR and API now use identical search logic, ensuring
consistent behavior. HTMX search continues working as before.
Fixes: Issue #1 - SSR returns 0 books on initial load
Related: Issue #2 - Search/filter returning JSON instead of HTML
Rewrite /api/media-items/search endpoint to detect HTMX requests and return appropriate response format. The endpoint now checks for HX-Request header and routes to HTML renderer or JSON handler accordingly.
- Check HX-Request header to detect HTMX requests
- Return HTML via BooksGrid template for HTMX requests
- Return JSON for API clients (existing behavior)
- Add handleSearchHTML function for HTML rendering
- Use shared MediaHandler.ExecuteSearch method
- Eliminates previous issue where JSON was rendered in browser
Add public ExecuteSearch method to MediaHandler that delegates to SearchService. Update SearchMediaItems to use the new shared service method instead of calling SearchMediaItemsUnified directly.
- Add ExecuteSearch wrapper method (line 160-162)
- Update SearchMediaItems to use searchService.ExecuteSearch
- Maintains existing JSON API behavior while enabling shared logic
Add shared search method that returns results with count. This method will be used by both JSON API endpoints and HTML rendering for HTMX, avoiding duplicate business logic.
- Extracts common search logic into reusable service method
- Returns search results with total count for pagination
- Follows DRY principle by eliminating duplicated search code
Improve media item search functionality with two key enhancements:
1. Date-prioritized year filtering:
- Prioritize date_published over copyright_year for year range queries
- Fall back to copyright_year when date_published is NULL
- Extract year from date_published timestamp for comparison
2. True exact search matching:
- Replace ILIKE pattern matching with exact equality for quoted queries
- Use search_query directly instead of wildcard pattern for exact matches
- Remove SearchPattern parameter and related wildcard logic
- Add COALESCE handling for author/series NULL values in exact matches
These changes make year filtering more accurate with published dates
and provide genuine exact matching when users wrap queries in quotes.
Refs internal/database/queries/queries.sql:475, internal/services/search.go:62
Implement sidecar-first metadata extraction approach that prioritizes
Calibre metadata.opf files over embedded metadata when available.
Key Features:
- Sidecar-first approach: Check for metadata.opf before extracting embedded
- Full Dublin Core namespace support: Use complete namespace URLs
- Calibre-specific meta tags: Extract series, series_index from <meta> tags
- Graceful degradation: Fall back to embedded metadata on parse failure
- Identifier extraction: Support ISBN and ASIN from Dublin Core identifiers
- Date parsing: Handle ISO 8601 timestamps and simple date formats
Implementation Details:
- Added extractCalibreSidecar() to check for and parse metadata.opf
- Added parseCalibreMetadataOPF() with full Dublin Core namespace handling
- Modified extractMetadata() to try sidecar first, fallback to embedded
- Added CalibreOPFMetadata struct for intermediate parsing
- Cover image support: findSidecarCover() for sidecar metadata
Tests:
- Unit tests for parseCalibreMetadataOPF() with real Calibre file examples
- Integration tests for Calibre library scanning
This allows users with Calibre-managed libraries to import their curated
metadata (series, tags, custom covers) into Bookhoard.
Fixes: #calibre-opf-support
- Change all tag.value references to tag in SearchTagsValues query
- Fix PostgreSQL error: "column tag.value does not exist"
- CROSS JOIN LATERAL unnest() creates alias 'tag', not 'tag.value'
- Updates SELECT, WHERE, GROUP BY, and ORDER BY clauses
- Regenerate Go code with sqlc generate
When using CROSS JOIN LATERAL unnest(mi.tags_search) AS tag,
PostgreSQL creates 'tag' as the column alias, not 'tag.value'.
This fix aligns all references to use just 'tag', matching the
actual column name created by the LATERAL join.
Resolves tags autocomplete SQLSTATE 42703 error.
Relates to TestTagsFilter tags autocomplete test
- Fix SearchTagsValues query to use CROSS JOIN LATERAL instead of unnest() in WHERE clause
- PostgreSQL error: "set-returning functions are not allowed in WHERE"
- Change from direct unnest() calls to a proper lateral join pattern
- References: tag.value instead of repeated unnest(mi.tags_search) calls
- Regenerate Go code with sqlc generate
This fixes the tags autocomplete functionality which was failing with
SQLSTATE 0A000 error. The CROSS JOIN LATERAL approach properly expands
the tags array before filtering, allowing set-returning functions to
work correctly in the query.
Relates to TestTagsFilter tags autocomplete test
- Extract tags_filter query parameter in handler
- Add tags autocomplete route handler
- Add tags case to field values search endpoint
- Keep genre_filter for backward compatibility
Provides HTTP endpoints for filtering by tags and getting autocomplete
suggestions for tag values.
Relates to IMPLEMENTATION_TAGS_FILTER.md Phase 3
- Add TagsFilter string to SearchParams struct
- Update dbParams building to include tags_filter
- Add tags case to SearchFieldValues service for autocomplete
- Handle SearchTagsValues query results
Enables the backend service layer to process tag filtering requests
and provide autocomplete suggestions for tag values.
Relates to IMPLEMENTATION_TAGS_FILTER.md Phase 2
- Add tags_filter parameter to SearchMediaItemsUnified
- Add EXISTS clause with word_similarity() for fuzzy tag matching
- Add tag similarity scoring to ORDER BY clause (GREATEST function)
- Add SearchTagsValues query for autocomplete with ::TEXT cast
- Keep genre_filter for backward compatibility
- Regenerate Go code with sqlc generate
This enables filtering books by tags (from Calibre) instead of genre,
which is always NULL for imported books. Uses fuzzy matching consistent
with author/series filters, with best matches sorted first.
Relates to IMPLEMENTATION_TAGS_FILTER.md Phase 1
Add comment to document that filter parameters use pgtype.Text
with explicit Valid=true flag to ensure proper SQL parameter handling.
This clarifies the intent behind the parameter building logic.
Improves code documentation for future maintenance.
Problem:
The search API was returning duplicate media items when searching across
libraries. For example, searching for "Harry" with 2 books would return
4-8 results instead of 2, depending on how many users had library visibility
entries.
Root Cause:
The SearchMediaItemsUnified query uses a LEFT JOIN with library_visibility:
LEFT JOIN library_visibility lv ON l.id = lv.library_id AND lv.user_id = $1
When multiple library_visibility entries exist for the same library
(e.g., one per user during testing), the LEFT JOIN can create duplicate
rows for each media_item. The query didn't have a DISTINCT clause to
eliminate these duplicates.
Solution:
Added DISTINCT ON (mi.id) clause with mi.id as the first ORDER BY expression:
SELECT DISTINCT ON (mi.id) mi.*, ...
FROM media_items mi
...
ORDER BY mi.id, <other_sort_criteria>
This ensures that even if the LEFT JOIN produces multiple rows per
media_item, only one row per mi.id is returned, preserving the first
occurrence based on the relevance sorting.
Impact:
- Search results now correctly return unique media items
- Test TestCollectionSearchLibraryFilter will pass after database cleanup
- No API changes required - this is purely a query optimization
Note: After deploying this change, residual test data should be cleaned up
with: docker-compose down -v && docker-compose up -d
Files changed:
- internal/database/queries/queries.sql: Added DISTINCT ON clause
- internal/database/queries.sql.go: Regenerated from sqlc
Removes problematic empty critical section (lines 1993-1994) that
was intentionally waiting for mutex availability. Replaces with
atomic.Bool scan tracking to avoid linter warnings while maintaining
the same scan serialization behavior.
Old pattern:
mu.Lock()
// intentionally empty wait for mutex
mu.Unlock()
New pattern:
scanRunning atomic.Bool
if !scanRunning.CompareAndSwap(false, true) {
return ErrScanInProgress
}
defer scanRunning.Store(false)
This provides equivalent functionality with better performance
characteristics and clearer intent.
Updates SearchMediaItemsUnified to conditionally set LibraryID parameter
only when it's valid. Previously, the code always set LibraryID in the
dbParams struct, which caused pgx to pass a zero UUID instead of NULL
to PostgreSQL.
New behavior:
- Only sets dbParams.LibraryID when params.LibraryID.Valid is true
- When library_id is empty, LibraryID is omitted from the struct
- Go's zero value + pgx's "field not set" detection = NULL in SQL
Also fixes type mismatches in SearchFieldValues method where
SearchQuery parameter needed explicit pgtype.Text wrapping with
Valid=true flag for proper nullable text handling.
This ensures that omitting the library_id query parameter results in
searching across all libraries, not filtering by zero UUID.
Updates SearchMediaItemsUnified query to support searching across all
libraries when library_id parameter is not provided. Changes SQL from
requiring library_id to checking for NULL:
AND (sqlc.narg('library_id')::uuid IS NULL
OR mi.library_id = sqlc.narg('library_id')::uuid)
The explicit ::uuid cast ensures PostgreSQL handles type inference
correctly when comparing UUID columns with nullable parameters.
Regenerates Go database code including queries.sql.go and querier.go
to reflect the updated SQL schema.
This enables the /api/media-items/search endpoint to search all libraries
by omitting the library_id query parameter, matching the behavior of
the OPDS search endpoint.
- Update SearchMediaItems handler to use SearchService
- Add autocomplete detection for field value queries (author=value, genre=value, etc.)
- Add handleFieldValuesSearch method for dropdown population
- Add sort parameter extraction with default "title ASC"
- Remove deprecated ListMediaItemsFiltered handler
- Remove deprecated /api/media-items/filtered route registration
- Update frontend.go to use SearchMediaItemsUnified instead of ListMediaItemsFiltered
- Fix parameter passing (empty filters use Valid:true with empty values, not Valid:false)
- Add SearchQuery, IsExactSearch, SearchPattern parameters for query parsing
Handler is now a thin wrapper that extracts params and delegates to service layer.
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