Six more dashboard features, all built on the per-course progress-file
scanning infrastructure from earlier sessions:
- Notes Hub (/notes): every lesson note across the library in one place,
newest first, reusing the existing /recent/open cross-course jump route.
- Transcript search: opt-in checkbox on the Library search box, searching
inside .srt/.vtt files. Kept cheap by doing a raw substring match as the
filter step and only extracting a snippet for files that actually match.
- Stale course nudges ("Pick Back Up"): courses with progress that haven't
been touched in 14+ days.
- Study guide export: compiles a course's notes into one downloadable
markdown file, section/lesson structure preserved.
- Next Up queue: an ordered, persisted "what to tackle next" list with
up/down reordering and a queue button on every course row.
- Activity heatmap: a 90-day contribution-style calendar in the Library
Stats card.
_scan_library_activity() now does one walk over every course's progress
file per dashboard load; library stats, stale courses, and the heatmap all
derive from that single scan instead of three independent ones.
Also refactored the duplicated lesson-progress-key lookup (used in three
places now) into _resolve_lesson_progress_key(), and flagged a pre-existing
bug found along the way (not fixed here, kept out of scope): subtitle files
never actually attach to a Lesson object, so the video player's caption
track has never had anything to render.
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Eight usability additions on top of the mobile redesign: course cover-image
thumbnails, a debounced library search, a Continue Watching section split
from Recently Viewed, per-lesson playback speed control, an installable
PWA manifest/icons, name sort in the library browser, per-lesson notes, and
a bulk mark-course-as-watched action. Also fixes two real bugs found along
the way: lesson_view.html was missing the viewport meta tag (so lesson
pages weren't actually mobile-responsive), and update_lesson_progress
always overwrote the whole progress entry, which would have silently
deleted a saved note on the next routine autosave.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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