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Add comprehensive documentation for GET /api/saved-filters/:id endpoint
including Bruno API collection, developer API docs, user documentation,
and implementation plan with frontend integration phase.
Bruno API Collection (bruno/saved-filters/Get Saved Filter By ID.yml):
- New Bruno request file for GET /:id endpoint
- Includes comprehensive documentation with examples
- Documents all status codes (200, 400, 401, 404)
- Provides example curl commands and use cases
- Uses variable placeholders ({{base_url}}, {{filter_id}})
- Follows existing Bruno YAML patterns
API Documentation (docs/developer/api/saved-filters/index.md):
- Added GET /api/saved-filters/:id endpoint documentation
- Example request with UUID parameter
- Example response showing filter object structure
- Error responses documented (400, 401, 404)
- Use cases: Mobile apps, SPAs, editing, verification
User Documentation (docs/user/library-browsing.md):
- Updated "Loading Saved Filters" section
- Removed "feature coming soon" language
- Added step-by-step instructions for loading filters
- Added tips section with visual indicators
- Added "Managing Saved Filters" section
- Added "Common Use Cases" (genre, author, series)
- Emphasizes instant feedback (no page reload)
Implementation Plan (GET_SAVED_FILTER_BY_ID_IMPLEMENTATION.md):
- Added Phase 7: User Documentation Update
- Added Phase 8: Frontend Integration (bookshelf.ts)
- Shows loadFilter() implementation
- Hybrid Alpine.js + HTMX approach
- Maintains SSR-first principles
- API call on user interaction, not page load
- Populates hidden form fields
- Triggers HTMX to apply filter
- Updated Summary of Changes: 7 files, ~344 lines
- Updated Checklist with frontend and user docs tasks
- Added frontend testing tasks
SSR-First Compliance:
- Initial page load: Server renders everything (no API calls)
- User interaction only: API called when user clicks filter
- No async x-init data fetching
- Progressive enhancement maintained
Documentation Structure:
- Developer docs: API reference for integration
- User docs: Step-by-step usage instructions
- Bruno: API contract testing
- Implementation plan: Complete development guide
All documentation follows established patterns and includes examples.
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Saving Custom Filters
The bookshelf page allows you to save custom filter presets for quick access.
How to Save a Filter
- Navigate to the All Books page
- Set your desired filters (genre, author, series, etc.)
- Click the 💾 Save Filter button
- Enter a name for your filter (e.g., "My Sci-Fi Books")
- Click Save
Loading Saved Filters
After saving filters, you can quickly load them from the saved filters dropdown:
- Click the 📋 Saved Filters button (next to the Save Filter button)
- Select a filter from the dropdown list
- The filter values are automatically applied to the form
- Your books are instantly filtered to show matching results
Tips:
- Saved filters appear in the dropdown with their names
- Hover over a filter to see a delete button (🗑️)
- Click a filter name to apply it instantly
- Filters are applied without page reload (instant feedback)
Managing Saved Filters
View Saved Filters:
- Saved filters are displayed in the dropdown
- Each filter shows its name (e.g., "My Sci-Fi Books")
Delete a Filter:
- Click the 📋 Saved Filters button
- Hover over the filter you want to delete
- Click the 🗑️ delete button
- Confirm deletion
- The filter is removed from your list
Filter Privacy:
Saved filters are private to your account. Other users cannot see or modify your filters.
Common Use Cases
Reading by Genre:
- Filter by genre: "Science Fiction"
- Save as "Sci-Fi Books"
- Quickly access all your sci-fi collection anytime
Author Collections:
- Filter by author: "Isaac Asimov"
- Save as "Asimov Books"
- Switch between different author collections instantly
Series Tracking:
- Filter by series: "Foundation"
- Save as "Foundation Series"
- Track your progress through a series