Replace text-based MOVIE/TV badges with Tabler icons (IconMovie, IconDeviceTv),
add proper padding to the metadata section below posters, use IconStarFilled for
ratings, and add subtle image hover zoom. Update skeleton and search autocomplete
to match.
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The pages layout already guards auth server-side, so the unauth
branch in NavBar was dead code causing a flash while useSession loaded.
Render nav links and controls unconditionally instead.
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Optimistically update episodeWatches client state when setting status
to "completed" on a TV title, so episodes render as watched immediately
without requiring a page refresh.
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Remove react-hotkeys-hook, KeyboardProvider context, useRegisterShortcut
wrapper, and KeyboardHelpDialog component. Components now call TanStack
useHotkey/useHotkeySequence directly. Shared state uses jotai atoms in
lib/atoms/, shortcut metadata lives as a static const in lib/constants/.
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Replace client-side data fetching with server-side queries and server
actions, eliminating 3 API route files. Extract page into granular
client components (account, integrations, server, webhook card) with
optimistic updates. Rename sections: Media Servers → Integrations,
Administration → Server. Add admin badge to account section.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Wrap Plex and Jellyfin webhook cards in collapsible sections with chevron
indicators. Fix input/button height mismatch by using default button sizes
(h-7) instead of lg (h-8). Add Plex Pass requirement info box and move
the enable/disable switch into the collapsible body.
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Move all title page mutations (status, rating, movie watch, episode
watch/unwatch, season watch/unwatch) from API route handlers to server
actions called directly from TitleInteractionProvider. Same optimistic
update pattern, no behavioral change — just eliminates the fetch()
round-trip through 5 API routes.
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Replace fully client-side dashboard and title detail pages with server
component orchestrators that fetch data directly via service functions,
eliminating extra network round-trips through API routes. Each section
streams independently through its own Suspense boundary.
- Extract getUserStats(), getTitleWithChildren(), getRecommendationsForTitle()
into service layer; update getNewAvailableFeed() to include tmdbId/voteAverage
- Split dashboard into server sections (stats, continue watching, library,
recommendations) with client children for animations
- Split title page into server hero + client interaction provider with shared
context for optimistic mutations across actions and seasons
- Add generateMetadata with OG tags, server-side TMDB ID resolution via
redirect(), loading.tsx and not-found.tsx for both pages
- Add per-section skeleton components, fix ContinueWatchingSkeleton dimensions
- Remove 6 unused API routes (feed/*, titles/[id] GET, titles/[id]/recommendations)
- Remove components/stats-summary.tsx, add lib/types/title.ts for shared types
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Navigate instantly to /titles/tmdb-{id}-{type} and show a skeleton
while the new /api/titles/resolve endpoint handles the full import
(TMDB fetch, availability, recommendations, colors). Existing titles
resolve in ~5ms; the URL is replaced with the UUID once resolved.
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Replace client-side session checks (useSession + router.replace) with
a two-layer server-side approach: Next.js middleware performs a fast
cookie presence check for all protected routes, and the (pages) layout
does a full server-side session validation before rendering.
Move login/register into a dedicated (auth) route group with its own
minimal layout so they sit outside the authenticated shell. Lift the
Toaster to the root layout so it remains available across all route
groups.
Replace the cool indigo hue (270) across all CSS custom properties with
a warm charcoal base (hue 55), giving the dark cinema palette a subtler
amber-tinted warmth. Adjust lightness and chroma values on borders,
inputs, and foreground tokens for improved contrast against the new
base.
Remove breadcrumb navigation, use full-viewport backdrop technique
matching explore page, and fix mobile hero layout: poster and title
info now sit side-by-side at all sizes with a smaller poster and
scaled-down typography on mobile.
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Use full-bleed margin technique to break out of max-w-6xl container,
add explicit w-full to prevent aspect-ratio from shrinking the image
container when max-height kicks in, and add overflow-x-hidden to the
page wrapper to prevent scrollbar from 100vw units.
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Recommendations were fetched fire-and-forget, causing a race condition
where the title detail page would load before recommendations were
populated in the database, making the section appear intermittently.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Swap the "Sofa" wordmark for an SVG sofa icon across the nav bar,
auth forms, and landing page. Add SVG favicon replacing the old .ico.
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Move `ensureImageDirs` outside the production-only block so the local
image cache directories are created in dev mode too. Update
`extractAndStoreColors` to download the poster if it isn't cached yet
instead of falling back to a direct TMDB CDN URL, keeping color
extraction consistent with the server-side image routing approach. Add
`/data` to `.gitignore` to avoid committing the local cache directory.
Replace 4 broken poster paths (The Dark Knight, Interstellar, Breaking
Bad, The Office) and correct the Forrest Gump path which was incorrectly
using Interstellar's poster.
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Introduce a local disk cache for TMDB images served through a proxy API
route (/api/images/[...path]), eliminating direct client-side CDN
dependencies. Images are cached by category (posters, backdrops, stills,
logos) and served with immutable cache headers.
Move all tmdbImageUrl() calls from client components to API routes and
server components so clients receive ready-to-use URLs. This removes the
need to expose TMDB_IMAGE_BASE_URL and IMAGE_CACHE_ENABLED via
next.config.ts env block. The landing page is split into a server
wrapper (app/page.tsx) and client component (components/landing-page.tsx).
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Extract dominant colors from movie/TV poster images server-side and use
them to create per-title atmospheric effects on detail pages — tinted
backdrop gradients, ambient glow orbs, and colored poster shadows.
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When a user finishes watching on their media server, a webhook fires and
Sofa logs it as watched, triggering all existing auto-transitions. Each
user configures their connection in settings and gets a unique webhook URL.
- Add webhookConnections and webhookEventLog schema tables
- Add TMDB findByExternalId for resolving IMDB/TVDB IDs
- Add source parameter to tracking functions (plex/jellyfin)
- Add webhook processing service with payload parsers, title resolution,
and deduplication
- Add public webhook receiver route (token-based auth)
- Add authenticated settings API routes for managing connections
- Add Media Servers section to settings UI with Plex/Jellyfin cards
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
The command palette (⌘K) already handles direct title search. Replace the
redundant /search page with a new /explore page featuring trending titles,
popular movies/TV, and genre browsing powered by TMDB discovery endpoints.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Uses BusyBox wget (included in Alpine) instead of Node.js fetch for the
health check. docker-compose.yml now references the published GHCR image
instead of building locally.
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Renames the env var for clarity since it holds a read access token, not an API
key. Adds optional TMDB_API_BASE_URL and TMDB_IMAGE_BASE_URL env vars for
advanced users. Centralizes image URL construction into a shared tmdbImageUrl()
helper, replacing hardcoded URLs across all components.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
First user to register automatically becomes admin and registration
closes. Admins can re-open registration from a new settings page.
Uses Better Auth admin plugin for role management and a new appSettings
table for the registration flag. Mobile tab bar now links to settings
instead of inline logout.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Without TMDB_API_KEY the app silently fails on search and import.
This adds a /setup page that guides admins through obtaining and
configuring the key, redirects unconfigured visitors from the
landing page, and returns clear error messages from the search API.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Docker self-hosting support:
- Dockerfile (multi-stage Alpine build with tini init)
- docker-compose.yml with named volume for SQLite persistence
- /api/health endpoint for container health checks
- Auto-migration on startup via drizzle-orm/libsql/migrator
- Graceful shutdown (SIGTERM stops scheduler, closes DB)
- Next.js standalone output mode for minimal image size
Database driver migration (better-sqlite3 → @libsql/client):
- Eliminates native C++ compilation, enabling Alpine Docker images
- All DB queries converted from sync to async across services and routes
- DATABASE_URL now uses libsql file: prefix format
- drizzle.config.ts dialect changed to turso for libsql support
- Initial migration files generated in drizzle/
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- Continue Watching card uses viewport-relative width on mobile (calc(100vw-3rem))
with edge-to-edge scroll container using negative margin trick
- Nav bar hides user name on mobile (bottom tab bar shows it instead)
- Season rows show percentage text on mobile where progress bar is hidden
- Season 5 correctly shows "94%" instead of requiring the hidden progress bar
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
- Introduced a new section detailing the use of `agent-browser` for web automation.
- Included core workflow commands for navigating and interacting with web pages.
- Provided instructions for capturing interactive elements and re-snapshotting after changes.
- 12 well-known movie/TV posters arranged in tilted columns behind hero
- Low opacity (12%) with radial gradient fade keeping center text clear
- Spring entrance animations with staggered delays
- Posters hidden on mobile (sm:block) for clean experience on small screens
- Added next/image for optimized poster loading
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
- Episode rows now show still images (thumbnail, hidden on mobile)
- Episode descriptions shown as 2-line clamp below title on desktop
- Watched episodes dimmed with opacity for clear visual differentiation
- Provider logos get CSS hover tooltips showing the service name
- Backdrop gradient strengthened with extra overlay layer for text
readability on bright/colorful backdrop images
- Added stillPath to Episode interface
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
- New MobileTabBar component with Home, Search, and Account tabs
- Animated indicator follows active tab (spring layoutId transition)
- Shown only below sm breakpoint where desktop nav links are hidden
- Account tab provides quick sign-out access
- Safe area padding for devices with home indicators
- Added bottom padding to layout to prevent content overlap
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- Continue Watching cards now show episode still images in 16:9 aspect
with overlaid episode info, play button, and progress bar
- Stats section uses per-stat color coding (primary/watching/watchlist/completed)
with icon background pills and tabular-nums alignment
- No-poster fallback replaced with textured gradient + title text overlay
- Updated ContinueWatchingItem interface to include backdropPath, stillPath, overview
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Toggle episode watched state, bulk unwatch seasons via new DELETE endpoints,
and replace outer <button> with <div role="button"> in season accordion to
avoid invalid nested button HTML that caused hydration errors.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
TV episodes were missing when: (1) a title existed as a recommendation
"shell" with no episode data, (2) a prior refreshTvChildren() call
failed partway through, or (3) the title detail page was loaded before
episodes finished importing. importTitle() now re-fetches episodes for
existing TV titles with zero seasons, the GET endpoint hydrates shell
titles on access, and refreshTvChildren() handles per-season errors
gracefully instead of aborting entirely.
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- Move dashboard page to app/(pages)/dashboard, redirect / to /dashboard
for authenticated users, update all nav/breadcrumb/auth hrefs
- Mark all episodes watched when a TV show status is set to "completed"
(markAllEpisodesWatched skips already-watched episodes)
- Refactor KeyboardProvider to store shortcuts in a ref instead of
state, eliminating unnecessary re-renders; use react-hotkeys-hook for
Cmd+K so it works reliably in form inputs
- Fix useRegisterShortcut: re-register on every render (stable ref read)
with a separate cleanup effect, removing brittle key memoization
- Search page: silently navigate to title detail on import instead of
showing "Added to library" toast
Add premium "Late Night Screening Room" experience with warm indigo/amber
palette, framer-motion spring animations, Cmd+K command palette with TMDB
search, keyboard shortcuts (G H, G S, ?, W, M, 1-5), sonner toasts with
optimistic updates, skeleton loading states, stats dashboard, search
autocomplete with filter tabs, cinematic backdrop with film grain, season
progress bars, and staggered card reveal animations throughout.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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