- Add `lib/constants.ts` exporting `DATA_DIR`, `DATABASE_URL`, `CACHE_DIR`,
`BACKUP_DIR`, `AVATAR_DIR`, `TMDB_API_BASE_URL`, and `TMDB_IMAGE_BASE_URL`
- Replace inline `process.env` derivations in `db/client`, `backup`,
`image-cache`, `system-health`, `tmdb/client`, `actions/settings`,
and `api/avatars` with imports from the new module
- Add `uploadAvatarAction` and `removeAvatarAction` server actions;
store files under `DATA_DIR/avatars/{userId}.{ext}` via Bun.write
- Add `GET /api/avatars/[userId]` route that scans the avatar dir with
Bun.Glob and serves with immutable Cache-Control (cache-busted via
query param)
- Refactor AccountSection with hover overlay, AnimatePresence fade,
and file input; click avatar to upload (no image) or remove (has image)
- Replace NavBar user initial badge with Avatar + DropdownMenu showing
name, email, settings link, and sign-out
- Thread `userEmail` and `userImage` props through AuthenticatedShell
→ NavBar and SettingsPage → AccountSection
- Backup and update check jobs show as "disabled" (not "succeeded") when
their respective settings are off
- Disabled jobs excluded from "x of y jobs healthy" count, sorted to
bottom of list, with schedule/next-run hidden and trigger button disabled
- Active jobs sorted by next run time
- "Never run" uses amber dot to differentiate from gray "disabled" dot
- Extract RefreshButton component and add it to all three health cards
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
- Add composite indexes on userEpisodeWatches and userMovieWatches for hot queries
- Batch episode tracking: wrap season/batch watches in single transaction (~8 queries vs 8*N)
- Fix N+1 patterns in credits, recommendations, and filmography with batch prefetch+insert
- Stream TV season hydration via Suspense instead of blocking page render
- Optimize webhook logs (per-connection LIMIT 10) and system health queries
- Merge genre filter waterfalls into single Promise.all fetch
- Migrate deprecated Jotai loadable() to unwrap()
- Replace isolated createStore()+Provider with useHydrateAtoms on root store
- Remove unnecessary atomWithStorage SSR guards (handled by Jotai internally)
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Replace nested loop queries with batch fetches using inArray() across
discovery, tracking, metadata, settings, and system-health services.
The biggest win is getContinueWatchingFeed() going from ~375+ queries
to 5. Add a cached getSession() wrapper via React.cache() to deduplicate
auth lookups shared between layouts and pages. Parallelize independent
async operations in importTitle(), cacheImagesJob(), and the explore page.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Rebuild the background jobs card as a sortable table showing each job's
schedule, last run time (live-updating via a new useTimeAgo hook), last
duration, and a manual trigger button backed by a new POST
/api/admin/jobs/trigger route. Extract StatusDot into a shared
component. Add cronToHuman() to display schedule patterns as readable
strings (e.g. "Every 6h", "Daily at 03:00"). Replace static
formatDistanceToNow calls throughout the health section with a
LiveTimeAgo component that refreshes every 30 seconds. Also swap a
handful of section icons for better visual matches across settings cards.
Checks current version against latest GitHub release every 6 hours via
cron job, caches result in appSettings, and surfaces updates through a
toast notification (once per browser session) and an animated badge in
the settings footer. Includes an admin toggle to enable/disable checks
(enabled by default). Also renames ServerSection to RegistrationSection
now that update checks are in their own card.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Add admin-only system health API and UI showing database stats, TMDB
connection status, background job history, storage usage, and environment
variables (with redacted secrets). Split monolithic backup card into
three focused cards (backups, schedule, restore) with dedicated section
headers for Server, Security, and Backups.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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