surface the youtube_template (built into organization.py) on Settings -> Library
Organization, next to the movie/episode templates: input + variable hints
($channel/$year/$date/$month/$day/$title/$videoid) + live preview, wired into
load/collect/save/reset. backend already round-trips it (load/save normalize).
'My services' only builds the optional 'On your streaming services' rail, but sitting under
the 'Across Discover' header it read as a page-wide filter (user confusion: 'i thought it
affected the whole page because that's what it says'). Moved it to its own self-describing row
('pick what you subscribe to — adds a rail to your feed') below the bar. 'Across Discover' now
holds only the genuinely page-wide controls: Hide owned + Languages. Markup/CSS only — the
data-vdsc-myprov hook is unchanged.
The Browse-all grid silently inherited the global rail language preference, so users
couldn't ad-hoc browse foreign cinema without changing their homepage prefs. Added a
language chipset to the Browse panel (auto-wired via the generic chip handler -> state.sel.lang)
and the grid now always sends lang= : a real code filters, 'any' opts OUT of the rail
preference entirely. Route treats lang=any as 'no language filter'. Added a 'Browse the full
catalog' eyebrow so the panel reads as a self-contained search, parallel to 'Across Discover'.
Hide-owned and the saved 'My services' pref stay single/global by design (they apply page-wide);
the Browse panel's provider chips remain its own grid filter.
Hide-owned + language + my-services were inside the Browse-all filter panel, making them read
as grid-only when they actually affect every rail. Moved them into a labelled 'Across Discover'
strip above the Browse panel (JS finds them by data-attribute, so no logic change). Browse panel
now holds only its grid filters (kind/sort/genre/source/decade).
A saved streaming-services preference drives a personalized 'On your streaming services' rail:
- GET/POST /discover/providers-pref (TMDB provider ids); /discover/list OR-joins multiple
providers (comma->pipe) into with_watch_providers.
- A 📺 multi-select in the toolbar (Netflix/Prime/Disney+/Max/Apple TV+/Hulu/Paramount+/Peacock);
selecting services saves the preference and rebuilds the rails.
- The rail (high priority, after taste) appears once you've picked services, showing what's
streaming on yours.
- A ✕ 'Not interested' button on every un-owned Discover card (hover) — adds to the ignore list
and fades the card out instantly.
- A '🚫 Ignore List' button top-right of the hero opens a vibey glassmorphic modal: a header
explaining what it is, a search box to hide any movie/show directly (TMDB search), and a poster
grid of everything hidden with one-click 'Un-hide'. Empty state guides the user.
- Card button + modal both POST /discover/ignore; ignored titles vanish from every rail (via
_stamp_owned). Video-only, additive.
A 🌐 multi-select chip row in the Discover toolbar (EN/KO/JA/ES/FR/HI/DE/IT) to pick which
original languages appear in the general/curated rails. Loads the current preference from
/discover/languages, toggling a chip POSTs the new set and rebuilds the rails (never empty —
at least one stays on). Extracted reloadRails() (now shared by the hide-owned toggle + language
chips). Default EN, so the rails are English unless you opt more in.
This is the tool originally asked for — DISTINCT from the Library Scan (where
SoulSync reads the server into video.db). Server Scan tells Plex/Jellyfin to
rescan its OWN folders so newly-downloaded files get indexed, then a Library Scan
pulls them in. It's the manual twin of the post-download 'Scan Video Server'
automation, and targets Movies / TV / both like the Library Scan.
- POST /api/video/scan/server {media_type} -> refresh_video_server_sections (trigger)
- GET /api/video/scan/server/status?media_type -> {scanning:true|false|null} (live poll)
- new Server Scan card on the video Tools page + video-server-scan.js controller,
mirroring the music live-status UX (phase + working bar); resumes if the page
opens mid-scan. Server scans have no % (Plex doesn't report one) so the bar is a
working indicator. Both backend functions already existed + are media-type aware.
Seam tests: trigger threads media_type (movie / default all), status reports the
scanning flag (True / null passthrough), and the blueprint exposes both routes.
The video Library Scan tool only scanned 'all' — but movies and TV are
independent libraries (unlike music's single library). The scanner backend
already supported media_type='movie'|'show'|'all'; this just wires it up:
- /api/video/scan/request now reads media_type and threads it to request_scan
- the Tools card gains a target selector (All / Movies Only / TV Shows Only)
alongside the existing mode dropdown, matching the music scan's UX
- the live status detail reflects the target (no confusing '0 shows' on a
movies-only scan)
Seam test: the endpoint passes both mode and media_type through (default all/full,
explicit movie/deep, TV-only). Existing scanner media-type/scope tests unchanged.
GET /api/video/downloads/history (paged, ?kind/search/outcome) + /history/<id>, both
returning the live tab counts. New self-contained modal (video-download-history.js,
.vdh-* styles) opened from a History button on the Downloads page: day-grouped
timeline of every grab with poster, title, S/E, quality/resolution/codec/size and an
outcome badge; rows expand in place to reveal the full detail (release, source/uploader,
codecs, dest path, grabbed/finished times, error). Tabs (All/Movies/TV), search,
load-more, and a live count badge on the button.
The Movies/TV/YouTube (and Shows/People/Channels) tabs, search bar, sort select and
clear-all read as generic dark glass. Align them to the video side's polished
language: selected tab now lights up with an accent outline + ring glow (the same
focus treatment as the search field) instead of a filled accent block; search is a
focus-ring shell with an accent icon; sort drops the native OS arrow for a custom
chevron; every control shares one 42px height + 12px radius + accent-ring focus.
Same treatment applied to the watchlist page so the two match.
End-to-end import for video grabs, mirroring the music side's rigor and the
Radarr/Sonarr standard, fully isolated in core/video + api/video.
- Importer: parse release -> ffprobe-verify (true resolution, reject corrupt/
samples) -> templated rename into Movie (Year)/ + Show/Season NN/ -> copy or
move, carry subtitles, upgrade-replace a worse copy.
- Library Organization settings: editable $token path templates + toggles
(transfer mode, verify, replace, carry subs, save artwork, write NFO,
download subtitles + langs). Stored in video.db; matches the music File
Organization section's look.
- Sidecar writer: movie.nfo / tvshow.nfo + full artwork set (poster, fanart,
clearlogo, season posters) from on-demand TMDB detail, and external .srt from
OpenSubtitles. Owned re-grabs resolve their library tmdb_id; tmdb_full_detail
bypasses the owned->library redirect so they enrich too.
- Import page: surfaces import_failed downloads, resolve by hand (library-first
-> TMDB picker -> force-place) or dismiss; fires a library refresh on place.
- "Grab whole season": episode-level batch (reuses searchInto + _autoPick).
- Brutalist redesign of the download modal sources + result cards.
All new logic has seam-level tests (pure parsers/planners + injected I/O);
sidecars/subtitles are best-effort and never break an import.
The wishlist page had no way to empty a tab — only per-item remove. Added a red-tinted
'Clear all' button in the toolbar that empties the ACTIVE tab in one click (after a
confirm), shown only when that tab has items.
- db.clear_wishlist(kind) maps the tab to its rows (movie→'movie', show→'episode',
youtube→'video') and deletes them; returns the count.
- POST /api/video/wishlist/clear {kind: movie|show|youtube}.
- Toolbar button + clearAll() (confirm → clear → reload) + updateClearBtn() visibility.
Tests: per-tab clear leaves the others intact, unknown-kind/empty no-ops, the endpoint,
and the frontend wiring. node --check clean.
The calendar pulled every airing show in the library regardless of whether you
follow it. Now it's scoped to the EFFECTIVE watchlist by default — explicit show
follows ∪ airing library shows (not muted), same logic as the Shows watchlist tab —
so it tracks what you actually care about, and you can mute a show off it. A
'Watchlist / All library' toggle on the calendar lets you flip to everything you
own (remembered in localStorage).
- calendar_upcoming(watchlist_only=) adds the watchlist filter; /calendar takes
?scope=watchlist|all (default watchlist).
- Calendar page gets a scope toggle (defaults watchlist, persists, refetches on
change).
Tests: DB scope (followed-only / airing-default / mute drops out / all-library sees
all) + frontend wiring. node --check clean.
Person follows are already supported (video_watchlist kind='person', add/remove/check
API, and the button shows on person CARDS) — but the person DETAIL page had no way to
follow or see if a person is followed. Added the standard watchlist button to the
person hero: renderWatchlist() builds it + lazily checks the followed state,
toggleWatch() adds/removes via the person-kind watchlist API, wired through the page's
delegated click handler. Same chrome as the movie/show pages.
4 wiring tests; node --check clean.
The video automations page had no way to CREATE automations and its card cog did
nothing — it called the music global showAutomationBuilder(), which swaps views
inside the (hidden-on-video) music page, so the builder 'opened' on the music tab
instead. Now the video side has its own builder.
- index.html: the video automations subpage gets its own list-view + builder-view
(vauto- prefixed ids) and a '+ New Automation' button, swapping exactly like the
music page. Save/Cancel/Back reuse the shared builder functions.
- stats-automations.js: the builder is now context-aware. A builder context holds
the element ids + blocks endpoint + owned_by + reload callback. Music context is
the default and byte-identical (all 17 id lookups go through _bEl() resolving the
music ids). showVideoAutomationBuilder() sets a video context (vauto- ids,
/api/video/automations/blocks, owned_by='video'); editAutomation() routes the
card cog to the right builder by active side. Opening clears BOTH builders'
canvases so cfg-* ids can't collide. Save tags owned_by from context and calls
the context's reload. A generic config_fields renderer/reader (video-gated so
music keeps its bespoke renderers) drives video block config like the mode select.
- video-automations.js: exposes window._reloadVideoAutomations so a save refreshes
the video list.
11 wiring tests (test_video_automations_builder.py); node --check clean; music
builder path unchanged.
Per Boulder — the music system automations target music resources and don't belong on
the video side. The page now filters to owned_by='video' (a tag the upcoming video
automations will carry); none exist yet, so the System section is hidden and the empty
state reads 'Video automations coming soon — separate from the music ones'. The hub +
layout stay (video hub content + video automations come next). Balance clean.
Was a bespoke .vauto- header; now mirrors the music automations page structure 1:1 —
.page-shell.automations-container > .dashboard-header (sweep + automation.png icon +
header-title/subtitle) > .automations-stats ('N Active · N System') > .automations-list
holding the protected '.automations-section.section-protected' System group (chevron +
label + count + collapse, persisted) with the same .automation-card rows. Reuses every
music class; driven by video JS via data-vauto-* hooks (no #id clash). Removed the dead
.vauto-* CSS. Balance clean.
Adds an Automations nav entry + page to the video side. The automation engine is
app-wide, so this surfaces the SAME system automations the music side runs — filtered
to is_system, EXCLUDING Refresh Beatport Cache and any user/playlist-pipeline ones.
Reads the shared /api/automations (no music imports), reuses the music .automation-*
card look, and supports run-now + enable toggle (system automations aren't editable).
Polls every 5s while the page is open. Frontend-only; balance clean.
Next: the library-refresh/scan automation wiring (Boulder has questions on how server
scanning works first).
Scrapped the bespoke centered .vdpg- design and reused the music downloads page's
.adl-* classes for real parity: full-width .adl-layout, the segmented .adl-filter-pills,
the title with the accent download glyph, and the compact .adl-row (44px art tile +
.adl-row-info title/meta/error + .adl-row-status dot+label) — driven by the video JS
via data-vdpg-* hooks (no #id clashes with the music page). Per-row cancel reuses the
music hover-reveal .adl-row-cancel; retry mirrors it in accent. Kept the smooth
in-place patching (slim progress line for active rows). Removed the old .vdpg-* block;
balance clean.
Brings the Downloads page up toward the music page's depth:
- Filter tabs (music-style pills): All / Active / Completed / Failed, each with a live
count; clicking filters the list. Cancelled rolls under Failed.
- Header actions: Cancel all (active) + Clear finished, shown only when relevant; a
live 'N active · N done · N failed' subline.
- Per-row actions: ✕ Cancel on active rows (→ /downloads/cancel), ↻ Retry on
failed/cancelled rows (→ /downloads/retry, re-grabs the release).
- Cancelled status styling (pill + dimmed row). Still the smooth in-place patching
(no blink), adaptive polling, empty + filtered-empty states.
Balance clean. Phase C (auto-retry + alternate-query retry) next.
Phase 3 — the UX:
- Grab button now actually grabs (Soulseek results only — they carry the slskd
username/filename): POSTs /downloads/grab with the result + search context, shows
✓ on success, toasts 'Sent to Downloads', fires a refresh event. Endpoint returns
size_bytes for the payload.
- New Downloads PAGE (video-downloads-page.js, .vdpg-*): every grab lands here.
Polls /downloads/active while open and shows live status — type icon (🎬/📺/▶️),
title + release, a pulsing 'Downloading' pill with a shimmering progress bar, then
'Completed' with the file's library destination (→ /media/movies/…), or 'Failed'
with the reason. Clear-finished button, empty state, staggered entrance, vibes.
Reduced-motion honored. JS/CSS/HTML balance clean (verified w/ a real tokenizer).
- Input/download folder is now the SAME shared config key the music side uses
(soulseek.download_path via config_manager) — change it on either side and both
follow, one physical download dir, simpler Docker mounts. Output libraries stay
video-specific in video.db. ZERO music code touched (read/write the shared key only).
- docker-compose: documented the shared ./downloads input mount, and added the three
video library OUTPUT mounts (./Movies→/media/movies, ./TV→/media/tv,
./YouTube→/media/youtube) matching the in-app placeholders.
- Test monkeypatches config_manager: asserts the input folder writes the shared
soulseek.download_path (music sees it) and is NOT in video.db; libraries persist to
video.db; legacy migration intact. ruff + guard + balance clean.
One shared download (input) folder feeds three separate library (output) folders —
the engine routes a finished download to the one matching its type, so YouTube never
lands in your real TV library (own Plex/Jellyfin library + agent). Replaces the single
transfer_path with movies_path / tv_path / youtube_path (legacy transfer_path migrates
into Movies on first read). Settings UI: shared Download folder + 🎬 Movies / 📺 TV /
▶️ YouTube library inputs. Tests updated incl. the migration. ruff + balance clean.
Per feedback — one modal with a view transition beats close+open. Clicking
'Download' now swaps the get-modal's detail body for the download view (quality
target + owned verdict + per-source search) with a '← Back to details' button;
the selection-only sections (episodes/next/follow) and the Full page/Download/Add
buttons collapse, the all-related movie bits stay.
- video-download-modal.js → video-download-view.js: now a reusable RENDERER,
VideoDownload.render(container, opts), not its own overlay. A future YouTube
trigger can render the same view into its own container (still universal).
- get-modal: enterDownload/exitDownload toggle the in-place view; stashes the
owned file on modalState to feed the verdict. Removed the separate .vdl
overlay/hero/close CSS; added .vgm-dl/.vgm-back + [hidden] guards; chips now
pick up the modal's --vgm-h vibe hue.
Pure front-end; balance + div + css brace checks clean.
Adds a 'Download' action to the get-modal that closes it and opens a new universal
Download modal (VideoDownload.open) shared by movies, shows and YouTube:
- Quality TARGET shown as chips, read live from the profile you configured
(cutoff / codec / HDR / rejects / size for p2p; resolution/codec/container/
60fps/HDR for YouTube).
- Owned copies get a REAL verdict: 'In your library · 720p · BluRay · X265' +
a 'Meets your target' / 'Eligible for upgrade' badge with reasons, via
/downloads/evaluate (the quality_eval seam).
- Per-source rows (soulseek/torrent/usenet from the download config, or yt-dlp
for YouTube) each with a Search button + a 'Search all'.
Per the ask, the searches are STUBS — clicking flips the row to 'coming soon'; no
backend yet (that's the engine phase). Beautiful .vdl-* styling mirrors the get-modal
vibe (per-title hue glow). New JS file wired into index.html. Pure front-end.
Boulder: 'youtube should have its own quality profile — there are not many options.'
Right — YouTube is grabbed with yt-dlp, not scene/p2p releases, so the Radarr-style
ladder/cutoff/rejects/HDR-audio tiers are meaningless. Added a small, separate profile:
- core/video/youtube_quality.py (pure, isolated): max_resolution ceiling
(best…360p), video_codec (any/av1/vp9/h264, soft), container (mp4/mkv/webm),
prefer_60fps, allow_hdr. normalize/load/save → video.db youtube_quality_profile.
- api/video/downloads.py: GET/POST /downloads/youtube-quality.
- UI: a 'YouTube Quality' card on the Downloads tab (data-video-only) — resolution
dropdown + codec/container segmented + 60fps/HDR checks, reusing the vq-* styles.
Wired into onPageShown + the save-all chain.
The (later-phase) yt-dlp downloader maps these to a format/format_sort selection.
9 new tests green, isolation guard green, ruff clean, JS/HTML balance clean.
Addressing UX feedback (Boulder): the cutoff and size guard were confusing for a
library that holds BOTH movies and TV.
- 'Upgrade until' is now a LOOSE resolution target (4K / 1080p / 720p / SD /
'best — never stop'), not a specific source×resolution tier. 4K is always in
the list regardless of which tiers are toggled on (the old dropdown only
listed enabled tiers, so 4K vanished when off). Stored as cutoff_resolution.
- Size guard split into Max movie size + Max episode size (runtime-aware, like
Radarr's MB/min but human-readable) — a flat GB cap was meaningless across a
2-hour movie and a 25-min episode. Dropped the confusing min slider.
Pure-logic + API + UI in lockstep; removed the now-dead per-row cutoff marker.
12 tests green, ruff clean, JS/HTML balance clean.
Rebuilds the Video Quality Profile card to match the new Radarr-class model:
- Quality ladder: one ranked, toggleable source×resolution list (Remux·4K …
SDTV) reusing the .hybrid-source-item styling (parity with Download Source).
The cutoff tier shows an accent rail + 'cutoff' tag.
- Upgrade until: a styled dropdown of the enabled tiers (the cutoff).
- Never grab: red toggle chips for the hard rejects (cam/screener/workprint/3d/x264).
- Preferences: segmented controls for codec (Any/HEVC/AV1), HDR (Don't care/
Prefer/Require), audio (Any/Surround/Lossless/Atmos) + a Prefer REPACK check —
all soft tie-breakers.
- Size guard: min + max GB sliders (0 = no limit).
Dropped the old resolutions/source_priority/single-codec/fallback widgets. JS
delegation rewritten for the new data-vq-* hooks; same-verdict-as-HEAD balance,
div balance clean. Pure UI on the isolated video Downloads tab.
Consistency — the Resolution order and Preferred-source order lists now use the exact
same .hybrid-source-item markup/CSS (card + arrows + priority number + pill toggle) as
the Download Source hybrid list, instead of the bespoke .vq-row styling. Resolution
keeps its enable toggle; source is order-only (no toggle), no brand icon (they're not
branded sources). Removed the now-dead .vq-row/.vq-arrow/.vq-toggle/.vq-rows CSS.
Pure UI; data-vq-* hooks preserved so the existing delegation/handlers are unchanged.
- Hidden leftover music sections: the broad hide rule now targets ANY
[data-stg='downloads']:not([data-video-only]), not just .settings-group — so the
music Quality-Profile tile (#quality-profile-tile) and the Retry-Logic collapsible
(which are divs/section-headers, not .settings-group) no longer show as dead,
un-openable shells on the video side.
- Reordered: Download + Transfer folders now come BEFORE the Download Source section.
- slskd connection section is now COLLAPSIBLE (collapsed by default) — it was a lot of
fields; uses the same settings-section-header/body pattern as music's Retry Logic.
- Hybrid chain now reuses music's .hybrid-source-item markup/CSS for visual PARITY
(icon + name + priority + pill toggle + arrows), minus the album/track badge.
- Quality profile copy clarified: 'Resolutions to accept' (order = preference) vs
'Preferred source (tie-breaker)', clearer per-control hints.
Pure UI (markup/CSS/JS); backend + tests unchanged. JS verdict matches HEAD, HTML divs balanced.
The slskd CONNECTION settings (URL, API key, search timeout + buffer, min delay, min
peer speed, max peer queue, download timeout, auto-clear) are genuinely shared — one
slskd instance serves both sides — so the video Downloads tab surfaces them and they
read/write the app-wide config_manager soulseek.* keys, NOT video.db. Changing them
on the video side changes them for Music too (labeled 'shared with Music').
Deliberately EXCLUDES the music download/transfer paths and source mode/quality — those
stay video-specific (video.db, phases 1-3). The block shows only when soulseek is the
active/primary source (or in the hybrid chain). The 'Indexers & Downloaders' tab is
already fully shared (no video override — only data-stg='downloads' is hidden).
- /api/video/downloads/slskd GET/POST over config_manager (config.settings — shared app
config, not music code; the isolation test still passes).
- video-settings.js loadSlskd/saveSlskd (minutes↔seconds for the timeout), gated by
soulseekActive(), wired into onPageShown + the save chain.
68 video API tests green (incl. the no-music-imports guard + a shared-slskd test that
asserts it writes soulseek.* but never the video paths). Completes the Downloads-tab
settings batch (folders, quality profile, source/hybrid, shared slskd).
Video-specific Download Source section: a mode dropdown limited to Soulseek / Torrent /
Usenet / Hybrid (no streaming sources — those are music-only). In hybrid mode, a chain
builder lists the three sources with arrow-reorder + enable toggles (best-first), and
NO album-level/track-level badges (a music-only concept, per spec).
- core/video/download_config.py: pure normalize for download_mode + hybrid_order
(validates to the 3 sources, dedupes, never empties); stored in video_settings.
- /api/video/downloads/config GET/POST now carries download_mode + hybrid_order
alongside the folders.
- video-settings.js: dropdown + hybrid rows render/reorder/toggle, show the hybrid
container only in hybrid mode, save on change. Reuses the .vq-row styling.
7 tests (6 pure + 1 API). Next: the shared slskd connection block (reads/writes the
music config_manager so both sides share one slskd) + confirming the shared Indexers tab.
Foundation for the isolated video download settings. The Downloads tab is almost
entirely music-specific, so on the video side the music download sections are hidden
(video-side.css) and a data-video-only 'Video Download Folders' section takes their
place — an input (download) and output (transfer/library) folder, stored SEPARATELY
from the music soulseek.* paths in video.db's video_settings KV table.
- api/video/downloads.py: GET/POST /api/video/downloads/config (download_path,
transfer_path), registered in the video blueprint. Imports nothing from music.
- video-settings.js: loadDownloads/saveDownloads wired into onPageShown + the
video save-button chain.
- The shared 'Indexers & Downloaders' tab is left untouched (identical for both).
2 tests (round-trip + the isolation guard). Quality profile, video hybrid, and the
shared slskd block are the next phases.
They were registered in the manager modal (WORKERS) + status poll (SERVICES) but the
dashboard HEADER renders its own per-worker .video-enrich-container buttons (with the
floating orb animation) keyed by data-video-enrich, and the orb engine has its own
WORKER_DEFS list — neither had the new services, so trakt/tvmaze/anilist/dearrow/
wikidata were absent from the header.
Added a header button + tooltip block for each (matching the fanart/opensubtitles
pattern, accent colors consistent with the manager orbs) and the matching WORKER_DEFS
entries in video-worker-orbs.js. Status was already wired via the SERVICES list, so
they now animate + report in the header identically to the existing workers.
Fifth/final service. Keyless, movies + shows, on by default → toggle in the
'Community Data (No Key)' frame.
- WikidataWorker: two-step lookup — find the entity by IMDb id (haswbstatement P345)
then read its official website (P856); stores wikidata_url. Registered in
build_backfill_workers.
- DB: wikidata_url/status/attempted on movies + shows + _BACKFILL/_BACKFILL_COLS;
both detail payloads return wikidata_url.
- config GET/POST wikidata_enabled; manager orb (green 🔗) + status poll; detail page
'Official Site' link badge alongside IMDb/TMDB/TVDB.
- 3 new tests (incl. the two-step fetch) + fixed-set/config assertions.
34 backfill tests green, ruff clean. All five new services (Trakt, TVmaze, AniList,
DeArrow, Wikidata) now have the full worker/DB/connections/orb/manager/detail parity.
Fourth service. Rides the YouTube-video enrich path (like RYD/SponsorBlock), keyless,
on by default → toggle in the YouTube-Extras frame.
- DeArrowWorker: fetches the branding API and stores the first non-original crowd
title for a cached YouTube video. apply_youtube_dearrow + youtube_video_dearrow_title
DB methods; dearrow_status added to the youtube_enrich next/breakdown whitelists.
- Schema: dearrow_title/status/attempted on youtube_video_stats (video_schema.sql +
_COLUMN_MIGRATIONS for existing DBs).
- config GET/POST dearrow_enabled; manager orb (blue 🏹, video-kind) + status poll;
YT video-detail panel shows a 'DeArrow' alt-title (payload via youtube.py + CSS).
- 4 new tests + fixed-set/config assertions.
30 backfill tests green. (My change is ruff-clean; the 12 pre-existing S110s in
api/video/youtube.py are unrelated tech debt on this branch, left untouched.)
Third service. Keyless GraphQL (new _http_post_json helper) → enable toggle in the
'Community Data (No Key)' frame, OFF by default (anime-niche + title-search match).
- AniListWorker: TV-only, searches AniList by title and stores the anime averageScore
(0-100), with a conservative normalized-title guard so a fuzzy anime search can't
attach a score to a non-anime show. anilist_enabled toggle (default off).
- DB: anilist_score/status/attempted on shows + _BACKFILL/_BACKFILL_COLS (keyed on
title); show_detail returns anilist_score.
- config GET/POST anilist_enabled (default 0); manager orb (blue 🎌) + status poll;
detail page 'AniList 85%' chip (+ CSS).
- 4 new tests (incl. the title-mismatch rejection) + fixed-set/config assertions.
27 backfill tests green, ruff clean. (Note: the youtube_status_route test still
flaps on the sandbox WSL WAL disk-I/O — environmental, unrelated.)
Second service. Keyless (no API key) → an enable toggle in a new 'Community Data
(No Key)' connections frame, mirroring the YouTube-Extras pattern.
- TVmazeWorker: TV-only (no movie DB), looks a show up by imdb/thetvdb id and
gap-fills the TVmaze community rating. On by default; tvmaze_enabled toggle.
- DB: tvmaze_rating/status/attempted on shows + _BACKFILL/_BACKFILL_COLS (show only);
show_detail returns tvmaze_rating.
- config GET/POST tvmaze_enabled; manager orb (teal 📺, show-kind) + status poll;
detail page TVmaze rating chip (+ CSS).
- 4 new tests + the 3 fixed-set/config-exact assertions updated.
Note: one UNRELATED test (youtube_status_route) flaps on a WSL WAL 'disk I/O error'
in this sandbox (pass/fail/fail across reruns of identical code) — environmental, not
this change; the TVmaze + config tests pass consistently.
First of the new enrichment services, wired to the SAME standard as the rest:
- TraktWorker backfill (core/video/enrichment/backfill.py): looks a title up by its
IMDb id (?extended=full) and gap-fills the community rating + vote count. Registered
in build_backfill_workers.
- DB: trakt_rating/trakt_votes/trakt_status/trakt_attempted columns + _BACKFILL /
_BACKFILL_COLS registration; detail payloads return trakt_rating/votes.
- Connections tab: Trakt service frame (Client ID field + Test button), wired into
video-settings.js load/save/bindings and the /enrichment/config GET+POST.
- Worker-manager modal + orb: WORKERS registry entry (red ★) + status-poll SERVICES
list, so it gets the same orb animation + per-service matched/pending/error card.
- Detail page: a 'Trakt 8.2' rating chip alongside IMDb/RT/Metacritic (+ CSS).
5 new tests + 2 fixed-set assertions updated; 249 video tests green, ruff clean.
The OpenSubtitles backfill worker already collects which subtitle languages exist
for each title (movies.subtitle_langs / shows.subtitle_langs), but nothing showed
it. Now the detail payload returns it (parsed to a list) and the hero renders a
'Subtitles: English · Spanish · …' CC-tinted chip row under the genres — so you can
tell subs exist before grabbing the file. Hidden entirely when there's no data.
(The clearlogo hero was already implemented, so this targets the one genuinely
invisible enrichment field.)
Also bound the per-iteration loop var in the ratings-breakdown counter (pre-existing
ruff B023). 154 video tests green, ruff clean.
- Dashboard header now shows fanart.tv / OpenSubtitles / YouTube Votes / SponsorBlock
buttons alongside TMDB/TVDB/OMDb/YouTube (same chip + spinner + tooltip + click
pause/resume + worker-orb animation).
- Socket status loop now iterates ALL engine workers (matchers + backfill) instead
of a hardcoded 3, so new buttons get live 2s status with no extra wiring.
- video-enrichment.js SERVICES + video-worker-orbs.js WORKER_DEFS extended.
header-actions already flex-wraps, so 8 buttons reflow cleanly.
- Manage Workers modal: register fanart.tv / OpenSubtitles / YouTube Votes (RYD)
/ SponsorBlock in the worker rail (cards + animations + pause/resume come free
via the shared .em-* design); add the 'video' entity kind.
- Settings: fanart.tv + OpenSubtitles API-key fields (with Test buttons) and a
no-key 'YouTube Extras' toggle frame (RYD + SponsorBlock on/off).
- API /enrichment/config now reads/writes the two keys + the two toggles; a key
change rebuilds the engine so the worker turns on immediately.
Only the detail page produced a real URL before; top-level video pages (search,
library, discover, calendar, watchlist, wishlist, …) pushed nothing and even
cleared the URL to '/'. Now each page deep-links to '/' + pageId (e.g.
/video-search), mirroring music's '/<page>' and the existing /video-detail/ scheme:
- navigate() pushes/replaces { videoPage } history state; parsePagePath/buildPagePath
added alongside parseDetailPath/buildDetailPath.
- popstate restores a page URL (and hands the side back to music when Back crosses
out of /video-*); boot restores a page deep link, re-asserting the URL against
music's boot clobber (same tactic the detail boot already uses).
- applySide() is now chrome-only; switchSide()/boot drive navigation explicitly.
- Nav anchors carry the real href=/video-<page> (was '#') and the click handler
lets ⌘/Ctrl/middle-click open a new tab — full parity with the music nav + cards.
Server already serves /video-* via the SPA catch-all; music side untouched
(isolated IIFE). Reload / Back / Forward / new-tab now work for every page.
- The standalone enricher now reports orb telemetry: stats()/pause()/resume();
/enrichment/youtube/status (+pause/resume) special-cased in the route. Added
the 4th header worker button (red ▶), WORKER_DEFS entry, and SERVICES wiring —
it's not on the socket so video-enrichment.js polls it every 3s. It animates
(idle → active orb + inbound pulses) while a followed channel's dates are being
fetched, like the TMDB/TVDB/OMDb orbs.
- Channel detail now uses the SAME standard watchlist button as shows/movies
(library-artist-watchlist-btn, ✓/＋ icon, 'In Watchlist'/'Watchlist') instead
of a bespoke 'Follow' — consistency. Still wired to the channel follow action.
176 backend tests green; JS balanced; music untouched.
Per request: a channel now opens the SAME detail page as a TV show instead of a
separate page. A channel renders through the show pipeline — currentKind='show'
(so the show container resolves) with d.kind='channel' + d.source='youtube'
driving content. Every change is an additive 'youtube' branch; the show/movie
path is byte-for-byte unchanged.
- Data transform (ytToShow): upload YEAR = season, video = episode, channel
banner=backdrop, avatar=poster (proxied), tags=genres, subs/videos/views=meta.
- Source-aware seams: bbBackdrop/bbPoster/seasonArt, billboard meta + actions
(Follow + Open-on-YouTube), episodeRow (ytEpisodeRow: Wish toggle), episode
expand (loadEpisodeExtra → /youtube/video full description+stats).
- Channel-only: playlists as a section below episodes (collapsible, lazy-load
their videos with wish toggles); per-video wish syncs across all cards; Follow.
- Routing: kind=channel → navigate('video-show-detail'); deep-link
/video-detail/youtube/channel/<id> still parses (string id). All TMDB-only
sections (cast/ratings/providers/etc.) auto-hide on empty channel data.
Retired the standalone video-channel.js + its subpage. JS/CSS balanced; music
untouched.
The channel detail page is now best-in-class, treated like a real show:
- Hero: stats ribbon (subs · videos · views) + the channel's topic tags as chips.
- Video grid: sort (newest/oldest/most-viewed), 'Wished only' filter, and a Load
more that pages deeper than the first 60 uploads.
- Click any video → inline panel with its full description + likes/views (lazy
/youtube/video fetch, cached); wish state syncs across every card with that id.
- Playlists rendered as collapsible 'seasons' that lazy-load their videos on
expand (each with its own wish toggle).
.vc-* CSS; JS brace-balanced; music untouched.
Two big pieces:
1) Wishlist YouTube tab now renders through the EXACT TV nebula (channel = show
orb, upload YEAR = season, video = episode) instead of a flat list. Made the
nebula source-aware: a youtube orb/season/label opens the in-app channel page
(not tmdb); season name shows the year; episode meta shows the upload date;
removes route through the youtube source_id endpoints (video / year / whole
channel); the info bar shows a selected video's description (no cast/no tmdb
fetch). Identical look — music wl-* + TMDB path untouched.
2) New in-app YouTube channel detail page (video-channel.js, sibling of
video-person.js) — opens via open-detail {kind:'channel'} from the watchlist
card, the wishlist orb/season, and deep links (/video-detail/youtube/channel/
<id>; router now accepts string ids + the new page). Banner hero, avatar,
subs/handle/video stats, description, Follow toggle, and a video grid where
each upload can be wished individually (duration + views + watch-on-YouTube).
Watchlist channel cards now open this page instead of bouncing to YouTube.
video-side.css .vc-*; JS brace-balanced; backend tests green.
Visual-first slice ties it together (window.VideoYoutube shared helper, all
.vyt-* CSS — music wl-* and the TMDB vwsh-* nebula untouched):
- Search: paste a channel link (or @handle) and instead of a title search you
get a YouTube Follow chip — avatar, title/handle, a strip of recent stills,
and a Follow button that follows + wishes recent uploads in one click.
- Wishlist: new YouTube tab. Channel = collapsible header (avatar, count,
open-on-YouTube, Unfollow), videos = a flat newest-first thumbnail feed with
per-video remove. Tab badge + sub-count wired.
- Watchlist: new Channels tab — followed channels as avatar cards with a wished-
video count and an unfollow control; count badge kept fresh across follows.
JS brace-balanced, CSS balanced, 66 youtube+API tests green.
