- npm run test:e2e builds the app, runs it on port 3101 with an empty throwaway
database and drives Chrome (the installed one; no browser download) through
notes and the paste check, the daily five minutes and weekly recall,
translation compare (Bible text faked), and two-screen presenting.
- Vitest skips e2e/; ESLint knows the e2e folder and playwright.config.js.
- .gitignore: the local demo video, Playwright output and sign-in file.
- README and TODO describe the browser tests and what CI still needs.
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Sync and data safety
- Autosave flushes on leaving a study or the tab; storage-full errors are reported
- Unsynced studies, deletes and ink are queued and retried when back online
- Deletes propagate across devices (with a "Keep it" undo) and no longer resurrect
- Server assigns study versions (no client-clock conflicts); "Combine both"
merges a conflicted study chunk by chunk
- Reading-plan progress made offline is merged, not overwritten; plans, ink and
marks are cleared from the device on sign-out
Security
- Block SSRF through the ntfy reminder URL; failure-only rate limiting per IP and
account; constant-time login; TOTP replay protection; input validation;
SESSION_SECRET required in production; admin user delete fixed
- Forgot password: one-time code sent to the account's ntfy topic
Features
- IQ Bible proxy (route allow-list, text-only caching per its terms): more
commentaries, lexicons, study aids, daily verse and devotional, plan calendar
export, narrations, podcast background
- Study templates, reading-plan catch-up, account export, daily database snapshots
Tests and tooling
- ESLint config; App tests split into src/test; tests for sync queues, library
hook, merge, templates, IQ Bible UI and reset form
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