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John O'Keefe b77eab7ffd docs(libraries): Beam WO5 batch 5 — 11 endpoints backfilled + pilot recovery

Beam backfilled 11 library docs (CRUD, folders, visibility, browse, stats,
media-items) and re-attached frontmatter to create_collection.md — which had
silently lost its pilot version in cc893f75: the negative-test
'git checkout --' restored the OLD file because the pilot was never staged,
and a frontmatter-less doc is invisible to the gate. Claude restored the full
corrected pilot content (priority higher-wins, time.String() note, 409).

Claude registry: 11 entries + one inverted catch — DELETE /:id/folders DOES
bind {folder_path} (handler reuses AddLibraryFolderRequest); registry first
draft said bodyless. GET /:id/visibility returns joined
GetUserVisibleLibrariesRow (type_name etc.), not bare Libraries.

Gate-driven merges fixed create/get library response shapes (sqlc row keys:
created_by_admin_id, library_type_id, updated_at; dropped invented type/
folders/is_visible). Fixed invented request fields (user_id in
set-visibility; library_type_id in update). make test 9/9.

2026-10-24 16:18:48 -04:00

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method, path, auth, area

method	path	auth	area
POST	/api/libraries	jwt+admin	libraries

Create Library

Create a new library (Admin only).

Endpoint: POST /api/libraries Auth: Required (Admin only) Content-Type: application/json

Request Body

Field	Type	Required	Description
name	string	Yes	Library name
description	string	No	Library description
type	string	Yes	Library type (e.g., "ebooks", "comics", "audiobooks")

Example Request

{
  "name": "Comics Collection",
  "description": "Digital comics",
  "type": "comics"
}

Response (201 Created)

{
  "id": "uuid",
  "name": "Comics Collection",
  "description": "Digital comics",
  "created_at": "2026-01-31T10:00:00Z",
  "created_by_admin_id": null,
  "library_type_id": null,
  "updated_at": null
}

Error Responses

Code	Description
400	Invalid input data
401	Invalid or expired token
403	User is not an admin

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