- Replace bun:test with Vitest across all 22 test files
- Create @sofa/test package with shared setup and DB test helpers
- setup.ts: vi.mock for @sofa/db/client, Bun.randomUUIDv7 polyfill
- db.ts: in-memory SQLite via better-sqlite3, seed helpers
- Add per-project vitest configs (packages/core, apps/web)
- Add root vitest.config.ts with projects and v8 coverage
- Set up @vitest/browser + Playwright for web component tests
- Move validateBackupDatabase from core/backup.ts to @sofa/db/client
- Derive required backup tables from schema instead of hard-coded list
- Update CI workflow with Playwright install and Codecov upload
- Update CLAUDE.md documentation for Vitest
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.6 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
Migrate the entire monorepo from Biome 2.4.7 to oxlint 1.56.0 (linter)
and oxfmt 0.41.0 (formatter) for faster lint/format and broader rule
coverage.
- Add `.oxlintrc.json` with React, TypeScript, unicorn, import plugins
and correctness/suspicious categories
- Add `.oxfmtrc.json` with 2-space indent, import sorting, and Tailwind
class sorting (all 30+ custom className attributes migrated)
- Add `docs/.oxlintrc.json` and `docs/.oxfmtrc.json` with Next.js plugin
- Update all 12 workspace package.json scripts: `oxlint`, `oxfmt`,
`oxfmt --check`
- Add `format:check` turbo task and CI step
- Update VS Code settings/extensions to use `oxc.oxc-vscode`
- Update CI path triggers from `biome.json` to new config files
- Remove all `biome-ignore` comments and fix shadowed variables
- Delete `biome.json` and `docs/biome.json`
- Reformat entire codebase with oxfmt
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.6 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
Add `purgeMetadataCache` and `purgeImageCache` procedures that let admins free disk space on demand. Metadata purge removes un-enriched stub titles not in any user's library plus orphaned person records; image purge deletes all cached TMDB files from disk.
Expose both as POST endpoints under `/admin/cache/` via the oRPC contract, implement the core logic in a new `@sofa/core/cache` module, and surface them in a new "Danger Zone" section on the Settings page with individual confirmation dialogs and a combined "Purge all" action.