- Dashboard header shortened to match every other page (was notably
taller than the rest).
- Files moved before Settings in the bottom nav.
- Removed the header's course-name badge - purely redundant with the
page's own heading directly below it.
- Fixed a dead link: "Progress" pointed to #stats, but no element
with that id existed anywhere on the page.
- Added a visible :focus-visible ring across all pages - tabbing
through the site previously gave no indication of what was focused.
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- Auto-play next lesson on end, with a cancelable countdown and a
Settings toggle (default on).
- Grid-view course cards show a small progress ring (checkmark at
100%) instead of a separate bar.
- Duplicate Lesson Files: scans within each course/folder for media
files that look like the same lesson downloaded twice, with per-file
delete and a shared ignore list with Duplicate Courses.
- Auto-generated cover art now samples a few early candidate frames
and keeps the largest JPEG, favoring an intro title card over a
blank fade-in or a plain presenter frame.
- Settings -> "Regenerate Thumbnails" re-runs that logic for every
course with an auto-generated thumbnail (never touches manual
covers), so already-cached thumbnails can pick up the improvement.
- Add .gitignore for __pycache__/.
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- Favorites: star toggle on course rows, the course page, and a new
dashboard card; rebased on rename/move, backed up/restored, and
caught by stale-reference cleanup (also fixed a pre-existing gap
where favorites.json wasn't in the backup file list).
- Storage Usage: click a folder row to drill into its contents one
level at a time, with a Back button.
- Lesson player: added ,/. (speed step), [/] (prev/next lesson), and
F (fullscreen) keyboard shortcuts.
- Settings: a CHANGELOG.md-backed "What's New" list, since VERSION
alone only ever shows the current build.
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Sort Unsorted's destination picker still listed a course whose real
video content sat two levels deep inside its own "display name"
folder (a common release-bundle extraction shape), alongside empty
leftover folders from the extraction that neither of the two earlier
exclusion checks could safely rule out - an empty folder is
indistinguishable from a legitimate freshly-created category. Detect
this case by comparing token similarity between a folder's own name
and its single course child's name: high overlap means they're naming
the same thing (a redundant wrapper), not a deliberate category
holding one course.
Also bake the build's git commit + build time into the Docker image
(git rev-parse at build time, .git deleted again immediately after) so
a push's effect on the running container is actually visible - shown
on the Settings page and in /health - instead of having to guess
whether a webhook rebuild picked up the latest commit.
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Replace the dashboard-only footer link with a "Files" item in the
persistent bottom tab bar (Home/Notes/Help/Settings) on every page, so
it's reachable the same way everywhere instead of only from the
dashboard.
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Fix Sort Unsorted picking a wrong destination on words that are common
clutter across many categories (a creator's name, generic marketing
filler) by ranking matches on a folder's own deliberate name over
incidental sibling-course words, and downweighting borrowed words that
recur across many categories. Add a folder-picker/create-new/rename UI
to override any proposal.
Turn /unsorted into a general File Management page: move Refresh
Library, Bulk Rename, and Manage Library (hide/rename) here from
Settings, add a Move action to Manage Library using the same picker,
and add Duplicate Courses and Clean Up Stale References tools. Add a
footer link to the page from the dashboard.
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Scans an Unsorted folder at the library root and proposes destinations
for new courses by matching keywords against the existing category
tree, suggesting new subfolders when nothing matches closely, and
flagging items for manual review when nothing matches at all. Review
and apply happen on a dedicated /unsorted page linked from Settings;
nothing moves until the user confirms.
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Sourced from Figma's "53 Unique Website Color Schemes" resource page,
which only shows rendered mockup screenshots (no raw hex data) - extracted
dominant colors via canvas pixel sampling, then a small pipeline
(tools/generate_website_scheme_themes.py) maps each scheme's real colors
into this app's palette shape, with contrast enforced against both the
background and the white text every .btn uses.
Cut 11 of the original 53 after review: 2 for a neon-bright accent (the
saturation cap only bounded lightness at first, so ~28 of 53 accents
landed at pure 100% saturation - fixed at the pipeline level, calibrated
against what the existing hand-picked themes actually use), and 9 for
being near-duplicates of another kept scheme once mapped into actual UI
colors (measured by real color distance, not eyeballed) - including one
pixel-identical pair and a 4-way cluster trimmed to its two most distinct
members.
Settings dropdown is grouped into <optgroup>s (Base, Editor Themes, and
5 categories matching the source page's own curation) rather than one
flat 54-option list.
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Auto-generated course thumbnails: find_course_thumbnail() falls back to
grabbing a frame from a course's first video via ffmpeg when there's no
manual cover image, cached to .offlineu_thumbnail.jpg so it only ever
runs once. Folded into the "Precompute" prewarm button, now "Precompute
Lengths & Cover Art".
Library-wide "Remaining" stat: sums every course's already-cached
duration (no ffprobe, just a JSON read) into the dashboard's Library
Stats card, alongside the existing "Watched" figure.
Backup restore: new /api/backup/restore endpoint and a "Choose Backup
File..." control in Settings, with zip-slip and missing-course guards.
Also fixed a gap in the export itself - next_up.json and
outline_config.json weren't being backed up before, so restore wouldn't
have been a true round trip.
Move Surprise Me from a full-width button above the course list to a
dice-icon button in the dashboard header, swapping with the course-name
badge depending on whether a course is loaded.
Update README to cover all of the above.
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Settings gets a "Precompute Video Lengths" button that walks the whole
library in a background thread, populating every course's persistent
ffprobe duration cache up front instead of paying that cost the first
time each course card is viewed. Progress polls live while it runs and
picks back up correctly if you navigate away mid-scan.
Separately, the loaded-course lesson tree only ever showed a lesson's
duration once you'd actually played it (from progress.json) - a freshly
opened course had no time info anywhere, including the course header's
"~X remaining" line, which existed but was always empty as a result.
apply_progress_to_tree now falls back to the same ffprobe cache for any
lesson without a known duration yet, so per-lesson lengths and the
remaining-time estimate work from the very first visit. Refactored the
duration-cache read/write into a shared helper so the library browser,
the prewarm button, and this tree view all go through one path.
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Add a shared Jinja icon macro (templates/_icons.html) with 27 Feather-style
stroke SVGs and import it across every live template - tab bars, buttons,
lesson-type/status icons, folder/course icons, and the lesson player's
footer brand mark all now use currentColor SVGs instead of emoji, matching
the app's vector logo instead of rendering inconsistently per platform.
A few icons built dynamically in JS (thumbnail-load fallbacks, toggled
button states) get a small ICON_SVGS constant per file, since JS template
literals can't call the Jinja macro.
Left pure directional glyphs (expand/collapse chevrons, move up/down
arrows, keyboard-shortcut arrows) as plain Unicode - they already render
as monochrome text, matching the existing collapsible-header chevron
pattern rather than the colorful pictographic emoji this was aimed at.
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Swap the 📚 emoji in the header for an inline SVG mark - a rounded
square with a play triangle, echoing that this is a video-course
library. Uses var(--accent)/var(--bg-secondary) rather than fixed
colors so it re-colors automatically with whichever of the app's
theme presets is active, same as everything else in the header.
Applied consistently across all 5 templates; the small secondary
footer brand mark (still plain 📚 text) is untouched - this only
replaces the prominent header lockup.
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Three visual/structural changes:
- Grid cards without a thumbnail (nearly all real courses in this
library) showed the same generic graduation-cap icon, making the
poster grid hard to visually scan. Replace it with a deterministic
color+initial per course name (same idea as Slack/Google Photos
default avatars), so cards without real cover art still look
distinct from each other.
- Notes/Help/Settings only existed as small footer text links,
meaning a scroll to the bottom of every page to navigate. Add a
persistent bottom tab bar (Home/Notes/Help/Settings, current page
highlighted via a new active_tab context var) to the dashboard,
Notes Hub, Settings, and Help pages. Deliberately left the lesson
page alone - it already has its own fixed-bottom notes panel, and a
second fixed bar there would just eat into an already content-dense
page.
- The no-course dashboard stacked five informational/queue cards
(Library Stats, Next Up, Pick Back Up, Recently Added, Continue
Watching, Recently Viewed) before "Your Courses," so the actual
library browser was the last thing on the page. Move it up to right
after the Surprise Me banner - it was already unconditional, so this
only changes where it renders, not when.
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There was no caching anywhere in the app, so every request re-walked
the SMB-mounted library from scratch - the dashboard alone triggered
2 duplicate full-library directory walks, 100+ individual
.offlineu_progress.json opens, and ~10-15 full per-course recursive
rglob() scans, none of it shared between requests. Measured ~90s per
dashboard load against the real mounted NAS, with a second immediate
reload taking just as long - proof nothing was being reused.
Add a minimal in-process TTL cache (5 min) and apply it at the actual
hot spots: the shared course-directory listing (get_all_course_dirs,
replacing 6 independent iter_all_courses() walks), the per-course
media-count/thumbnail summary (_course_summary, also now reused by
list_library_directory instead of a third duplicate implementation),
the per-course tree scan (get_course_tree - safe to cache since
progress is always re-applied fresh on top, never baked into the
cached structure), and the transcript-search subtitle index (the
worst offender - previously re-read and lowercased every subtitle
file in the library on every search).
Invalidates immediately on hide/show, rename, and library-path
changes; a "Refresh Library" button on Settings covers files added
directly on the NAS outside the app.
Measured after the fix, same real NAS mount: dashboard ~90s -> 1.3s
warm, Notes Hub ~1.15s warm, Library browser ~3.6s warm.
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Templates only, no backend changes:
- Fixed the real bug: JS-generated status/loading text and a few component
styles used hardcoded hex (#007acc, #999/#666, #28a745, #ff6b6b) instead
of the CSS variables the theme system already provides, so they didn't
track the user's chosen theme/accent - most visible on Light or any named
theme other than the default. Added --success/--error to all 5 templates'
:root blocks and replaced every non-:root occurrence. Left the
.lesson-type badge colors and generic UI chrome grays alone (intentional,
not theme-dependent). Verified live by switching to Nord and Light themes.
- Dashboard cards (Library Stats, Next Up, Pick Back Up, Recently Added,
Continue Watching, Recently Viewed) are now collapsible, state remembered
per device via localStorage - the no-course dashboard had grown to 7
stacked cards.
- Course page's three action buttons get consistent compact sizing and
icons instead of a plain stack.
- Library browser and transcript search show shimmering skeleton rows
instead of bare "Loading..."/"Searching..." text while a fetch is in
flight.
- Hover treatment made consistent: transcript results get the same lift
.lesson-item already had, heatmap cells get a GitHub-style hover
scale-up, and Notes Hub links get a background-chip hover.
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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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- Lesson page's global keyboard shortcuts (space/arrows for play-pause/
seek/volume) fired regardless of focus, so typing a space in the notes
textarea toggled the video instead of typing. Now skipped entirely
whenever a text field/select has focus.
- Outline topics no longer spawn their own top-level collection each time.
A topic is now a document inside one fixed, user-configured collection
(Settings -> Outline Integration -> Default collection), and a lesson's
note becomes a child document nested under its topic - matching how
notes actually get organized in a real Outline instance instead of
cluttering the collections list with one per topic.
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Pick a topic on a lesson's note and it pushes to that topic's collection
in a self-hosted Outline instance when you leave the page; notes without a
topic stay local-only. Settings gets a new Outline Integration card
(URL/token, Save, Test Connection).
Credential handling: the API token lives in its own outline_config.json
in DATA_DIR, deliberately kept out of the general settings flow (GET
/api/settings is fetched on every page load by theme.js - no place for a
secret to ride along). GET /api/outline/config only ever returns whether
it's configured, never the token itself.
The topic chooser reflects Outline's live collection list rather than a
locally cached copy, and resolves a newly-typed topic name to a real
collection immediately (find-by-name-or-create) rather than waiting until
the note is pushed. That's not just an optimization: the push itself fires
via navigator.sendBeacon() on pagehide, which can't read a response, so a
page that fires pagehide more than once for the same load (a back/forward-
cache restore, for instance) would otherwise re-send the same "create a
new topic" intent every time and spawn duplicate collections. Verified
live against a local mock Outline server that firing pagehide repeatedly
for the same lesson creates the collection/document once and updates
thereafter.
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Five more usability features on top of the search/thumbnails batch:
- Recently Added: dashboard card of courses by folder mtime, separate from
Recently Viewed (watched vs. just showed up on disk).
- Bulk find/replace rename across every course/folder name at once, with a
mandatory preview step before anything touches disk. Refactored the
single-item rename route to share the same validate/apply logic.
- Estimated time remaining on the loaded course's stats card, computed only
from lessons that have actually reported a duration.
- Library-wide stats overview: total courses, lessons tracked, time
watched, daily streak - read from each course's small progress file
rather than re-scanning course contents.
- One-click backup/export zip of settings, hidden-paths, recently-viewed,
and every course's progress/notes.
Also fixes a real performance bug found along the way: search was routing
through list_library_directory, which computes a full recursive file count
and thumbnail lookup for every course at every level regardless of match -
turning a search into an O(every file in the library) scan. Gave search its
own lightweight directory-only walk (iter_all_courses), now shared by
Recently Added and the stats overview too, so the expensive per-course work
only runs for courses that actually match.
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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.
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