Ensure all metadata operations consistently use the database layer,
removing filesystem-only fallback paths and conditional DB checks.
- Simplified migration scripts to always run on startup
- Updated document/audiobook APIs to always query DB
- Added ensureDbIndexed() calls across all routes
- Extracted test namespace utilities to dedicated module
- Removed migration-manager.ts (functionality consolidated)
- Updated rate limiter to assume DB is always available
BREAKING CHANGE: Database is now required in all configurations.
When auth is disabled, SQLite is used by default at /app/docstore/sqlite3.db.
Relocate migration scripts to `drizzle/scripts`, update `start` and
`migrate`
to use the new path, and add a `generate` script for contributors.
Update README migration guidance for SQLite vs Postgres workflows.
BREAKING CHANGE: remove `migrate:force` and change migration script
paths; consumers relying on `scripts/migrate*.mjs` or `pnpm
migrate:force` must update to the new commands.
Add dedicated Drizzle config files for sqlite and postgres and generate
new migration outputs for each dialect.
Update migrate scripts to load env files and auto-pick the correct
config unless explicitly provided, and tighten API auth handling by
using shared auth context helpers and enforcing userId checks when auth
is enabled.
- replace custom DB adapter with Drizzle setup (SQLite/Postgres schemas) and add `drizzle.config.ts` plus migrations in `drizzle/` and `drizzle_pg/`
- switch better-auth to drizzleAdapter, add auth helpers (`getAuthContext`, `requireAuthContext`, `requireAudiobookOwned`), and make `useAuth`/`useAuthSession` safe no-ops when auth is disabled
- persist documents/audiobooks in DB with ownership checks, unclaimed fallback, and ref-counted deletes; add FS scan helper for no-auth mode
- gate docx-to-pdf, library, voices, whisper, and migration endpoints behind auth when enabled
- add unclaimed data scan/claim flow with `/api/user/claim`, `ClaimDataModal`, and server-side scan/claim helpers
- refactor rate limiting and account deletion to use Drizzle tables (`user_tts_chars`, `user`)
- run migrations via `scripts/migrate-if-auth.mjs` (auto on `pnpm start` + `pnpm migrate`), remove Docker entrypoint and old better-auth migration file
- update README and lockfile for the new migration workflow and dependencies
- Add device ID and IP-based rate limiting to prevent abuse
- Refactor UI components for better header menus and settings
- Update privacy popup with detailed data usage info
- Improve PDF handling and caching to prevent react-pdf warnings
- Update README with new Docker instructions and environment variables
- Implement user sign-in, sign-up, and account management using better-auth
- Add rate limiting for TTS API with daily character limits for authenticated and anonymous users
- Integrate SQLite and PostgreSQL database support for user sessions and data persistence
- Update UI components to include authentication flows, user menu, and privacy popup
- Modify Dockerfile and package.json for new dependencies and entrypoint script
- Bump version to v1.3.0
The Dockerfile has been refactored to a multi-stage build, allowing the `whisper.cpp` CLI binary to be compiled and embedded within the application's runtime image. This enables word-by-word highlighting functionality when deployed via Docker. The `README.md` has been updated to include installation and configuration instructions for `whisper.cpp` when running locally. Additionally, the `WHISPER_CPP_BIN` environment variable has been added to `template.env` and the package version has been bumped to v1.1.0.
Replaces custom IndexedDB implementation with Dexie ORM, eliminating 850+ lines of
boilerplate code and introducing reactive live queries across all document types.
Transforms document management from imperative refresh patterns to automatic
reactive updates using dexie-react-hooks.
Simplifies TTS backend by removing concurrency semaphore while maintaining
request de-duplication through in-flight tracking. Streamlines document hooks
by removing manual state management and refresh methods.
Updates package dependencies and type definitions to support new database
architecture while maintaining full backward compatibility for existing
documents and settings.
BREAKING CHANGE: Document hooks no longer expose refresh() methods as updates
are now reactive through live queries.
introduce configurable smart sentence splitting with persisted state,
UI toggle, and EPUB/PDF contexts that send continuation metadata.
enhance TTS pipeline to merge cross-page sentences, manage carryover,
and trigger visual page changes during playback for smoother narration.
update README with kokoro quick-start guidance, remove the legacy
issues mapping doc, and add deterministic TTS mocks plus sample audio
for Playwright tests.
Add comprehensive multi-provider TTS support enabling users to choose between OpenAI, Deepinfra, and custom OpenAI-compatible endpoints. Implement provider-specific voice management with automatic voice restoration per provider-model combination, and migrate package manager to pnpm for improved dependency handling.
Key changes:
- Add TTS provider selection (OpenAI, Deepinfra, custom-openai) in settings UI
- Implement provider-specific model and voice lists with dynamic fetching
- Add voice persistence per provider-model combination in savedVoices
- Support Deepinfra models: Kokoro-82M, Orpheus-3B, Sesame-1B with their voice libraries
- Migrate to pnpm with frozen lockfile for reproducible builds
- Update Docker configuration to use pnpm and Deepinfra API defaults
- Add migration logic for existing users to infer provider from stored baseUrl
- Update test helpers and Playwright configuration for Deepinfra API
- Add example docker-compose.yml with Kokoro-FastAPI integration
BREAKING CHANGE: Voice selection is now provider-model specific. Previously saved voices will be migrated to the new savedVoices structure, but users may need to reselect voices if switching providers.
