Backend: add network.tmdb_api_key (empty = fall back to the built-in
shared key, read live like tmdb_base_url); the config API masks it
automatically.
WebUI: the network section existed backend-only since #1042 — expose
it as a Network settings panel (TMDB API URL, TMDB API key,
Bangumi API URL) with types, initConfig defaults, i18n, and mocks.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01Pz1EmcTPzjgEpkGQWzb8AQ
New bangumi_manage.track_orphans toggle (default on = current
behavior). When off, refresh_rss no longer persists unmatched torrents
(bangumi_id NULL orphan records): they are re-matched in memory each
tick (cheap, no network — the analyser dedups via bangumi rules, not
torrent records), and a rule added later can retroactively pick up
episodes still in the feed, which persisted orphans used to block
forever. Season-collect flows still persist their NULL records for
feed dedup and are not gated.
WebUI: "Track Unmatched Torrents" switch in Settings -> Manage.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01Pz1EmcTPzjgEpkGQWzb8AQ
Post-rebase rework addressing review findings on #1051 (the branch
predated the component-system migration):
- Replace retired ab-popup confirm with the useConfirm() promise hook
- Replace NButton and bare <button> with ab-button / ab-icon-button;
badge pills with ab-tag / ab-badge marks; empty state with ab-empty;
drop hardcoded colors for theme variables
- Make the per-bangumi page's route param reactive with a NaN guard,
and remount the list on param change
- Add a "View torrents" entry point in the rule edit dialog
- Reload the torrent list in finally so partial batch-delete failures
don't leave stale rows
- Align the orphan card title across locales; regenerate dts files
Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01Pz1EmcTPzjgEpkGQWzb8AQ
Port zhushanwen321's torrent-management feature (#1020) from the 3.2 sync
architecture to the 3.3 async design.
Backend:
- TorrentDatabase: search_orphans / count_orphans / delete_orphans / delete_obj
- bangumi API: list/delete endpoints for per-bangumi torrents and orphan
torrents (bangumi_id IS NULL); literal /torrents/orphans routes registered
before /{bangumi_id}/torrents
WebUI:
- Others card on the bangumi list with orphan count badge
- Torrent list pages (per-bangumi and orphans) with multi-select,
batch delete, and clear-all confirm dialog
The PR's mikan_parser and rss/analyser fixes are not ported: 3.3-dev
already handles failed poster downloads and missing elements.
Co-authored-by: zhushanwen321 <zhushanwen321@users.noreply.github.com>
Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01FAxVyRwrY7z5NotTtgnwVs
Add PT (private-tracker) support via the existing RSS-based search
pipeline. The Add Search Provider dialog gains a "PT Site (NexusPHP)"
mode that builds a torrentrss.php search template from base URL +
passkey + optional category ID (e.g. Audiences.me anime = 402), so
search -> subscribe -> auto-download -> rename works end-to-end on
NexusPHP trackers with no backend changes.
- webui/src/utils/nexusphp.ts: URL-template builder (vitest-covered)
- config-search-provider.vue: segmented custom/NexusPHP add dialog
with live URL preview; en + zh-CN strings
- backend test_nexusphp_rss.py: regression tests proving NexusPHP
torrentrss output (enclosure and linktype=dl variants) parses
through the generic rss_parser path
Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01JhTduCYBGeHETU7dSWoh37
Migrate the remaining surfaces: all seven ab-popup call sites to
ab-modal (footer slots, sm sizing), every ab-label to ab-field, all
raw ab-input-shortcut inputs to the ab-input component (textareas get
local Soft Ink styles), rss mobile list to ab-list with loading
skeleton, and de-tint the hand-rolled warning callouts (hairline +
ink, per the no-tinted-boxes rule). Wire aria-live into pull-refresh.
Delete dead code: ab-popup, ab-adaptive-modal, ab-label, ab-data-list,
ab-add, ab-button-multi, ab-image, ab-rule, ab-swipe-container (+
orphaned stories); drop the ab-input/input-error UnoCSS shortcuts.
Add stories for the full universal set and document the final
22-component catalog in DESIGN.md.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01FAxVyRwrY7z5NotTtgnwVs
Two 3.3 platform features sharing core infra (notification events, DB
migrations/wiring, config model, API registration), committed together
because they cannot be split at file granularity without broken
intermediate builds.
Notification center:
- New `inboxmessage` table (migration 16) + repo with coalescing
(unread rows with the same dedup_key increment a count; `once` kinds
like update_available notify per-version) and 500-row pruning.
- SystemEvent contract (kind/severity/dedup_key/payload) with new
DownloaderUnavailable / UpdateAvailable / UpdateApplied events;
NotificationManager.send_event persists to the inbox first, then
broadcasts to external providers only when notification.enable.
- SSE `notification` frames driven by an in-process revision counter;
REST endpoints for list/unread-count/read/read-all/delete/clear.
- Wire-ups: qBittorrent auth now reports last_auth_error
(credentials|banned|unreachable) and stops retrying rejected
credentials to avoid a WebUI IP ban; the startup wait loop aborts
early on credential errors and emits a notification; a 24h
update-check tick surfaces new versions; apply/rollback emit results.
- WebUI bell + unread badge + dropdown inbox (severity, coalesce count,
relative time, deep links), SSE-driven with a 30s poll fallback.
LLM provider plugin framework + subscription auth:
- LLMParser refactored to a thin facade over a provider adapter
contract + registry; the three built-ins (openai/anthropic/gemini)
move to adapters with zero behaviour change (existing tests unchanged).
- base_url presets for zai/minimax/deepseek/kimi (mainland + overseas)
reusing the OpenAI-compatible adapter, with a json_object structured-
output fallback for providers without json_schema.
- Downloadable signed plugins: catalog + installer clone the update
system's ed25519 verify / zip-slip-guarded extract pipeline (unsigned
refused, catalog signed against downgrade); versioned-module-name
loader hot-loads without restart.
- Subscription auth: `llmcredential` table (migration 17) stores OAuth
tokens server-side only (never sent to the frontend); device-flow
auth runs a server-side polling task keyed by an opaque handle so the
device_code stays off the wire; AuthExpiredError trips the breaker and
notifies. Two grey-area device-flow plugins (github-copilot,
codex-chatgpt) under plugins/, flagged at-your-own-risk.
- WebUI: grouped provider select (built-in/preset/subscription/
downloadable), install with risk confirmation, device-flow connect
dialog, connected-account chip.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01FAxVyRwrY7z5NotTtgnwVs
Two things dominated container start:
- The LLM SDKs (anthropic + openai + google-genai) imported at module load
via parser.analyser/__init__ → llm.py, costing ~0.7s on every boot even
though the LLM parser is off by default. Move those three heavy imports
into the provider branch of __init__ and each _parse_* method, so they
load only when an LLMParser is actually built. Measured: importing
parser.analyser drops 782ms → 203ms; none of the SDKs are in sys.modules
after the startup import chain. httpx/httpx_socks stay module-level (cheap,
and the proxy tests patch them by module path).
- entrypoint.sh ran `chown -R /app/data /app/config` unconditionally every
start — O(files), which a large poster cache on a NAS turns into the
dominant startup cost. Walk the tree only when ownership needs fixing
(first run, changed PUID/PGID, or a wrong-owned volume root), tracked by a
marker; the legacy bangumi.json migration chowns its one file explicitly so
the gate can't miss it. /home/ab (image-internal, tiny) is still chowned
every time.
Also regenerates the auto-imports dts for onResponseError (exported for the
401 test in the previous commit).
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01FAxVyRwrY7z5NotTtgnwVs
Config page redesigned to a section-rail layout (search + per-section
dirty dots, single column), a save bar that names the restart and
double-confirms save/discard, and a navigate-away guard. Log page
redesigned with a health strip (+ jump-to-first-problem), a unified
toolbar (level chips with counts + text search), severity-only row
colour (fixes the dark-mode 3.53:1 contrast failure), an extracted
module column, and overflow-wrap word handling.
Log deduplication: fix the queue log handler using Python's default
formatter (source of the "INFO::module.x:" duplicate prefix on every
line), strip 245 hand-written [Tag] prefixes, drop double-logged
offset-scan/calendar completion lines, demote "Config loaded" to DEBUG.
3.3 feature/UI alignment: aria2 selectable in Config + wizard (with an
aria2 JSON-RPC connection test), preferred group/resolution and
episode_type surfaced in the rule editor (migrations v10/v12), update
auto_check switch with immediate persistence (no restart).
LLM: model input is now a searchable/free-text select that fetches the
provider's model list on demand (new POST /api/v1/config/llm/models);
timeout/cache/concurrency/circuit-breaker tuning fields; default model
gpt-4o-mini -> gpt-5-mini (discontinued).
Accessibility: real <label for> on config controls, aria-labels on
switches/selects, aria-pressed on log chips, 44px touch targets.
Unify delete confirms to NPopconfirm; password inputs; copy fixes.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01FAxVyRwrY7z5NotTtgnwVs
Adds one-click update from the settings page so routine updates no
longer require pulling a new Docker image.
- CI attaches update-bundle-<version>.zip (+ .sha256) to each release:
backend module tree, built webui, and a manifest; the image bakes
/app/IMAGE_VERSION as the baseline
- boot_overlay.py (shipped in the image, outside /app/module so it can
never overwrite its own deciding logic) runs from entrypoint before
the app starts: if a persisted overlay in /app/config/updates is
newer than the image it tree-replaces /app/module and /app/dist and
runs `uv sync` when the lockfile changed; if the image is newer it
clears the stale overlay. Applied via the config volume, so updates
survive container recreate; a newer pulled image always wins
- GET/POST /api/v1/update/{check,apply,rollback} (auth-gated, repo
pinned to EstrellaXD/Auto_Bangumi): check queries GitHub releases
with a stable/beta channel; apply downloads, verifies sha256, stages,
promotes current->backup, then exits the process so Docker restarts
into the overlay; rollback swaps the backup back. Progress streams
over the existing SSE channel
- Settings card (Log page) shows current/latest, release notes, channel
toggle, update + rollback, with a restart:unless-stopped requirement
note; compose examples updated
Requires restart: unless-stopped for self-restart (documented; no
Docker-socket fallback). 1043 backend tests, mypy 0, ruff clean; 135
frontend tests, vue-tsc clean.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01GTnuEgR78cBk32bLNKar3z
Generalizes the OpenAI-only title parser into a provider-dispatching
LLMParser (openai-compatible / Anthropic / Gemini) with a parse-mode
switch:
- fallback (default): regex parser runs first, LLM only rescues titles
the regex can't handle — minimal LLM spend
- primary: LLM parses every title first, regex is the safety net so no
title is dropped on LLM failure
The openai provider takes a base_url, covering any OpenAI-compatible
endpoint (DeepSeek, Ollama, LM Studio, OpenRouter, OneAPI). Anthropic
uses structured JSON output with refusal handling; Gemini uses
response_mime_type=application/json.
Config auto-migrates the legacy experimental_openai section into a new
llm section on load (migrated users get mode=primary, preserving their
original LLM-first behavior); the old section is kept for downgrade
safety and llm.api_key is redacted by the config API. Settings page
swaps the OpenAI panel for an LLM panel with provider + mode selects.
1018 backend tests, mypy 0, ruff clean; 131 frontend tests, vue-tsc clean.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01GTnuEgR78cBk32bLNKar3z
Extract useBangumiRuleForm + shared preview/tag/rss-link/filter/offset
components out of ab-add-rss.vue and ab-edit-rule.vue, and split
calendar.vue into calendar-board/calendar-day-column/calendar-card/
calendar-mobile-list/calendar-rule-list-popup. Replace the bespoke
ab-button/ab-select/ab-switch/ab-checkbox primitives with themed
NButton/NSelect/NSwitch (naive-ui) across the app and delete the now-
unused wrappers. Add a backend SSE endpoint (GET /api/v1/events/stream)
streaming status/downloader/log ticks, and a shared useEventStream
composable that the status/downloader/log polling loops prefer over
their interval fetch, falling back to polling when SSE is unavailable
or the tab is hidden.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01GTnuEgR78cBk32bLNKar3z
Allow users to drag bangumi cards from the "Unknown" section into weekday
columns in the calendar view. Manual assignments are locked so calendar
refresh from Bangumi.tv doesn't overwrite them. A reset button lets users
unlock and send cards back to Unknown.
Backend:
- Add weekday_locked field to Bangumi model (migration v9)
- Add PATCH /api/v1/bangumi/{id}/weekday endpoint
- Skip locked items in refresh_calendar()
Frontend:
- Add vuedraggable for smooth drag-and-drop
- Pin indicator and unpin button on manually-assigned cards
- Drop zone highlighting during drag
- i18n strings for drag/pin/unpin
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
