- Introduce a toggleable grid/list view for the document list, enhancing organization and display flexibility. This involved updates across `DocumentList`, `DocumentFolder`, `DocumentListItem`, and `SortControls`.
- Add a new `CodeBlock` component and integrate detailed Docker-based self-hosting instructions into the footer.
- Enhance privacy policy popover with clearer details on Deepinfra usage and strongly recommend self-hosting for secure experience.
- Implement conditional rendering and feature gating based on the `isDev` environment variable, differentiating features between the production demo and self-hosted instances. Affected components include `page.tsx`, `DocumentSettings.tsx`, `SettingsModal.tsx`, and `config.ts`.
- Clarify that advanced features like audiobook export and word-by-word highlighting via `whisper.cpp` are exclusive to self-hosted setups and are disabled in the demo.
- Expand the list of supported document types on the homepage to include MD and TXT.
- Integrate new `ListIcon`, `GridIcon`, and `CopyIcon` to support UI enhancements.
- Add a custom `xs` breakpoint in `tailwind.config.ts` for improved responsive design.
Abstracted direct fetch calls across components and contexts into new functions within `src/lib/client.ts`. This provides a consistent and centralized interface for interacting with backend APIs.
- Introduced `src/lib/client.ts` to encapsulate API request logic.
- Standardized audio buffer types (`TTSAudioBuffer`, `TTSAudioBytes`) in `src/types/tts.ts`.
- Moved client-specific request types (`TTSRequestPayload`, `TTSRequestHeaders`, `TTSRetryOptions`) to `src/types/client.ts`.
- Updated API routes and consumer components/contexts to leverage the new client library functions and type definitions.
- Removed `src/utils/audio.ts` as its utility functions are now part of `src/lib/client.ts`.
- Introduce `/api/whisper` endpoint which uses `whisper.cpp` (via a `WHISPER_CPP_BIN` executable) and `ffmpeg` to generate word-level audio alignments from provided audio and text.
- Integrate word-level alignments into `TTSContext`, tracking the currently spoken word based on audio seek position and provided timestamps. Alignments are cached in-memory and fetched asynchronously.
- Add new configuration options (`pdfWordHighlightEnabled`, `epubWordHighlightEnabled`) to `ConfigContext` and `Dexie` for enabling/disabling the feature.
- Implement visual word highlighting in both `PDFViewer` and `EPUBViewer` by mapping TTS-aligned words to rendered text elements.
- Enhance `EPUBContext` and `PDFContext` with new `highlightWordIndex` and `clearWordHighlights` functions, utilizing fuzzy string matching (`cmpstr`) to robustly align spoken words with displayed text for accurate highlighting.
- Update `DocumentSettings` to include user-facing toggles for the new highlighting modes.
- Removed `onProgress` callback from `regenerateChapter` and related functions across `TTS`, `EPUB`, and `PDF` contexts to simplify the chapter regeneration API.
- Updated `AudiobookExportModal` to align with the refined regeneration API, including removing granular chapter progress display and adding a hint about TTS caching behavior.
- Introduced `TTSAudiobookChapter` interface and renamed `ContinuationMergeResult` to `TTSSmartMergeResult` and `PageTurnEstimate` to `TTSPageTurnEstimate` for better type consistency and clarity.
- Applied minor styling adjustments to buttons and listbox components in modals for visual consistency.
- Added `'use client'` directive to several client-side components for Next.js 13+ compatibility.
- Updated Dockerfile build command from `pnpm run build` to `pnpm build`.
- Added Playwright tests to verify backend chapter state after regeneration.
- Reorganized utility modules from `src/utils` to `src/lib` for clearer separation of concerns.
- Introduced new, dedicated type definitions in `src/types` for improved type safety in configuration and TTS API interactions.
- Replaced `src/types/appConfig.ts` with `src/types/config.ts`.
- Added `src/types/tts.ts` for TTS request payloads, error structures, and retry options.
- Updated module imports across several contexts (`Config`, `EPUB`, `HTML`, `PDF`, `TTS`) and components to reflect the new `lib` and `types` locations.
- Enhanced TTS API request and error handling in `src/app/api/tts/route.ts` and TTS-consuming contexts with explicit types.
- Simplified `ProgressCard`, `ProgressPopup`, and `AudiobookExportModal` components by removing the `isProcessing` prop, centralizing processing state management.
- Streamlined `HTMLContext` by removing `createFullAudioBook` and `isAudioCombining` properties, focusing its scope.
Migrates scattered configuration items and last document locations
from the legacy `config` table to new, dedicated Dexie stores.
- Introduces a singleton `app-config` table (`AppConfigRow`) to standardize
and structure all application settings in a single object.
- Creates a `last-locations` table for efficient storage of document read positions.
- Updates `ConfigContext` to utilize `dexie-react-hooks`' `useLiveQuery`
for reactive and simplified state management.
- Implements a database upgrade path (from DB_VERSION 4 to 5) to migrate
all existing user settings seamlessly.
- Simplifies config access and updates with new `getAppConfig` and `updateAppConfig`
utility functions.
- Removes the deprecated `config` table after successful migration.
- Updates consumers like `SettingsModal` and test helpers to align with
the new config structure.
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.
