* feat(koreader): add dashboard row configuration model
* feat(koreader): reuse catalog for dashboard source selection
* feat(koreader): configure dashboard rows on 1.4.0
* chore(koreader): preserve dashboard source line endings
* fix(koreader): keep BookOrbit tools menu loadable
* fix(koreader): keep dashboard requests out of rendering
* revert(koreader): restore stock 1.4.0 dashboard renderer
* revert(koreader): use stock single dashboard row
* fix(koreader): apply selected dashboard row source
* feat(koreader): add second dashboard row setting
* feat(koreader): render second dashboard row
* fix(koreader): fetch configured dashboard rows directly
* fix(koreader): honor configured dashboard row sources
* feat(koreader): support four configurable dashboard sections
* fix(koreader): use real catalog dashboard sources
* fix(koreader): select dashboard shelves from catalog
* fix(koreader): reuse catalog for dashboard source selection
* fix(koreader): close dashboard menu before catalog selection
* test(koreader): split dashboard configuration coverage
* chore(koreader): bump version to 1.5.0
* fix(koreader): address dashboard review feedback
* fix(koreader): address dashboard section review feedback
* test(koreader): cover dashboard behavior at runtime
* test(koreader): use Nest setup for dashboard DTO
* chore(ci): trigger pipeline
* fix(koreader): migrate untagged dashboard section settings
Plugin 1.4.x stored the configurable dashboard rows as a bare ordered
list with no schema marker, so gating the migration on schemaVersion == 1
never matched anything a device had actually written. Every upgrading
user who had ever picked a row was read positionally instead: the Stats
strip disappeared and Discover ended up in two slots, with a stored
SmartScope dropped entirely.
Treat an untagged stored list as the legacy shape and migrate it into the
slots those rows used to occupy. Cover it with the settings shapes 1.4.x
really wrote, rather than a marker nothing ever produced.
Also drop store() and primary(), which no caller uses now that slots are
written through storeAt(), along with the dead grow loop inside storeAt()
that normalize() already makes unreachable.
* fix(koreader): keep dashboard shelves in aspect, inside the page, and deduped
The four-slot renderer handed each shelf a height derived from the
leftover vertical budget while its cover cards kept the width computed
from the natural row, so any page with more than one shelf drew covers
out of aspect. It also had no answer for a page too small for the
configured slots: shelves clamped to a 48px floor and the layout simply
overflowed the available height.
Size shelves from their cards instead. A shelf that does not fit gets
more, narrower cards per row, so its height is always the height those
cards need. When even the narrowest row does not fit, drop slots the way
the pre-four-slot renderer did: the stats strip first, then shelves from
the bottom up.
Fetch each distinct shelf source once per dashboard load. Two slots
showing Discover previously rendered the same list twice, and two slots
on the same catalog filter each paid for their own request; a source that
fails is now also not retried by the next slot that wants it.
Drop what the four-slot rewrite left behind: the unused capabilities
require, the tall-layout helper and its constants, and the section
accessors and request helper that no longer have callers. Name the
per-shelf page size and the minimum cover width instead of repeating the
literals. Add setDashboardSections() so a whole configuration can be
applied in one refresh.
Add a layout spec that drives updateDashboardItems and asserts covers
stay in aspect, the drop order holds, and nothing is laid out past the
available height.
* fix(koreader): close the dashboard slot menu through its own API
Reset to Default wrote section_stale as a boolean where the renderer
reads a per-slot table, so the reset never actually marked anything
pending and stale books stayed on screen under the new headers until the
refresh landed. It also dereferenced current_context without a guard and
wrote the setting behind the catalog's back. Route it through the new
setDashboardSections() so the slots and the cache signature move
together in one refresh.
Close the invoking touch menu with closeMenu() rather than handing the
widget to UIManager:close(), which skips the close_callback that owns its
container.
Drop the section parameter from catalogDashboard() and the unused
catalogDashboardSection() helper: the plugin builds its shelves from the
ordinary catalog endpoints now and sends neither. The server keeps both
routes for devices still on 1.4.x, so its DTO test stays; rename it to
match the file it covers and drop the empty Nest module compile.
* revert(koreader): keep the plugin at 1.4.0
1.4.0 has not shipped yet: 1.3.0 is the last released plugin version, so
the dashboard slot work can land inside 1.4.0 rather than claiming a
version of its own. Devices in the field are on 1.3.0 and see a single
1.3.0 -> 1.4.0 step either way.
* fix(koreader): stop rotating upright read-status badges
buildReadStatusBadge turned every status icon a quarter turn, but only
two of the seven are corner folds. The dogear assets are drawn with their
right angle at the top left and the badge sits in the cover's top-right
corner, so those do need the turn. Bookmark, check and reload are upright
glyphs and were being drawn on their side: a want-to-read cover showed
its bookmark ribbon lying sideways like a chevron.
Rotate only the dogear icons.
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Co-authored-by: neon <18559658+neonsolstice@users.noreply.github.com>
Format and render series, publisher, publication date, language, ISBN, page count, and file information rows in the KOReader catalog detail view. Support tappable series navigation and format-aware download button labels with unit test coverage.
Add two-way bookmark sync support between KOReader plugin and server. Include migration 0056 for bookmark sync columns, server endpoints and services for bookmark exchange, and KOReader plugin bookmark management with comprehensive unit and E2E tests.
Add server endpoints and KOReader plugin settings to render configurable dashboard section rows, such as Smart Scopes or custom scrollers, replacing the hardcoded Discover section. Update the plugin capability checks to fall back gracefully on older server versions.
Lifecycle handlers previously blocked on network work, so closing or suspending a book stalled the
device on slow or offline links. Persist snapshots first and drain them through a lifecycle outbox
with connected-state gates and phase-aware retries, so the UI stays responsive and pending work
survives restarts.
Move persistence behind a state manager with atomic flushes, and chunk sweeps, bulk downloads, and
annotation exchange through a background queue with checkpoints and transfer policies, so large
libraries make progress incrementally instead of restarting from scratch after an interruption.
Server side, add bulk manifest and page stats endpoints with batched queries and catalog query
filtering so the plugin can reconcile many books per round trip rather than one request per book.
* fix(reader): fall back to percentage jump when kosync response has no xpointer
The KOReader plugin's progress pull calls syncToProgress(body.progress),
which fires GotoXPointer(nil) or GotoPage(nil) when body.progress is nil.
Both silently no-op, so the reader position does not move and the user
sees 'Progress has been synchronized.' with nothing changing.
This happens whenever the kosync response has percentage-only progress
(e.g. progress written by the BookOrbit web reader, or by an external
audiobook->ebook progress bridge that only knows the percentage, not
an EPUB xpointer). hasUsableRemoteProgress already guards this case in
reconcileProgressBeforeBookSync, but getProgress / applyRemoteProgress
never got the same guard.
Extend syncToProgress to accept an optional percentage_fallback (0-1,
kosync scale). When there is no usable xpointer/page but a fallback
percentage is present, fire GotoPercent (0-100 scale) so the reader
actually jumps.
* fix(reader): apply percentage fallback in pre-book-sync reconcile
Drop the hasUsableRemoteProgress short-circuit so the reconcile that runs before a manual book
sync behaves like the pull paths. Now that syncToProgress falls back to a percentage jump, the
two flows disagreed on identical data: a manual pull moved the reader while the pre-sync
reconcile reported "no exact location" and changed nothing, which also left the percentage
argument passed to applyRemoteProgress unreachable.
An earlier guard already returns when body.percentage is absent, so every response reaching this
point can resolve a target. The strategy branches keep the conservative path intact: DISABLE
still skips the progress push when the remote is newer.
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Co-authored-by: neon <18559658+neonsolstice@users.noreply.github.com>
Prefer the server account reading streak when provided by the dashboard endpoint, falling back to local KOReader statistics database data when offline or absent. This aligns the KOReader plugin day streak display with the web app.
Closes#711
Wrap KOReader plugin sync jobs and API requests to execute asynchronously using the Trapper coroutine wrapper and subprocess runner. This keeps the main UI thread responsive and prevents Kindle and other devices from becoming unresponsive for 10-30 seconds during automatic sync operations.
Closes#608
The KOReader plugin's update check response provides the server version,
which already contains a leading "v". The update and plugin popups in
the KOReader plugin format the version with an explicit "v" prefix,
resulting in a "vv" typo (e.g. "vv1.2.0").
Strip the leading "v" from the server version in the updater script
if present to ensure it is displayed with a single "v" prefix.
Closes#644
Introduce a sync coordinator to serialize and prioritize KOReader sync jobs (such as progress sync, highlight sync, library sweep, and update check). Coalesce pending jobs by family to prevent race conditions and redundant network requests. Use a dedicated scheduler for open annotations to handle highlight sync and matching asynchronously on book open. Add a diagnostics menu in the settings to track detailed sync status and provide clear error messages for debugging.
Enhance the catalog detail view in the KOReader plugin to improve the layout
and provide better feedback to the user.
Update the download button to dynamically display the upper-cased format of
the file that will be downloaded (e.g. EPUB or PDF) instead of a generic label,
letting the user know the target format beforehand.
Refactor the genres and tags pill layout logic to correctly pre-calculate
the required space for the remaining items counter pill (+N) to prevent overflow
and layout clipping.
Adjust the related books shelf padding and reserve spacing for the navigation
gutters even when pagination buttons are not shown, maintaining a symmetrical
horizontal alignment and avoiding layout shifts.
Use measured screen surplus to show additional dashboard and related book rows on tall devices.
Preserve compact one-row layouts when space is tight.
Closes#526
Add support for user-scoped personal notes (reviews) and allow clearing book ratings to null,
providing full sync capabilities for these actions in the KOReader plugin. Modularize the
KOReader plugin codebase into dedicated mixin files to improve maintainability and expand
the catalog detail view with related sections (series, author, similar books).
Closes#552
Check if `updateShortcut` is defined on `folder_shortcuts` before calling it. Older versions of KOReader do not have this method, which causes a fatal crash when selecting a custom download folder.
Closes#517
When manually syncing a book, the plugin uploaded progress without checking if another device had written a newer progress state to the server first, causing reading progress to be overwritten and lost.
Fetch the remote progress from the server before starting a manual sync. If a newer progress state is found on the server, prompt the user to apply the remote progress locally first. If the prompt is rejected, proceed with the sync of annotations and reading history while bypassing the progress upload.
Closes#461
Pass the user's timezone settings to the database query to ensure the
Reading Clock widget groups peak reading hours correctly, instead of
defaulting to UTC.
Also includes a minor UI update to the KOReader plugin to expose a
download options button when multiple formats are available.
Closes#513
When KOReader syncs progress or annotations, it identifies books by a document
hash. BookOrbit normally resolves this automatically, but some books cannot be
matched. This adds a tracking table for unmatched hashes and a UI to manually
link them to existing library books.
Closes#458
Add support for selecting multiple books and downloading entire lists, pages, or selections in bulk. This includes long-press actions, a dedicated bulk download queue with retry and cancel support, and format preset configurations.
The commit also simplifies the OPDS random book query using ORDER BY random() and adjusts the Nest dev CLI config to disable the Swagger plugin for faster restarts.
Closes#478
The KOReader plugin previously matched series by name, which caused
issues for series with identical names or special characters. This
updates the plugin and backend to use the exact series ID for
navigation and filtering, ensuring all series load reliably. Also
bumps the KOReader plugin version to 1.0.1.
Closes#466
Add the KOReader catalog surfaces, plugin package metadata, and device progress handling needed for the plugin workflow. Keep progress status updates non-blocking so secondary status failures do not reject successful sync writes.
Jadehawk
neon
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