- One outline for the whole study plus one per chunk (picker at the top);
chunk outlines can start from the chunk's verses, each carrying its words
- Points can have a type (illustration, application, quote, question,
transition), minutes (with a running total), a longer note, verse text
fetched from a passage, and cross-references / word studies attached from
the chunk
- Share (system share sheet, or copy), Print / PDF, Copy as text, Word and
Markdown downloads for any one outline
- All of it included in the Markdown, HTML/PDF and Word study exports,
with each chunk's outline under that chunk
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Study
- New Outline stage (hierarchical I./A./1. points, linked to chunks, in all exports);
the chunk stage is now "Chunks"
- Home cards: passages shown as ranges, tags capped with "+N more"
Reader
- Side-by-side translations and a Compare tab per verse
- Typeface, line spacing, verse-number settings; text and column scale with the screen
- Highlights/bookmarks sheet with named colours (synced); BSB footnote spacing fix
- Cmd-K palette (passages, studies, notes, marks), keyboard shortcuts and "?" help
Flow and safety
- Toasts with Undo replace most confirm()/alert()
- Back/Forward move between pages
- Server refuses saves over a newer copy (409); keep-mine / use-other banner;
opening a study no longer re-stamps it
- Latest chapter request wins when flipping quickly
Offline and data
- Save books, plan days or a whole BSB/NET for offline
- Service worker fixes: helloao /api/ URLs were skipped and responses cloned too late
- Settings: download/restore a full backup
Accessibility
- Sheets trap focus and close on Escape, skip link, focus ring, reduced motion,
theme contrast raised to 4.5:1 (with a test)
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Studies now move through a stage bar in the reader's themes. Outline splits
chunks by clicking between verses (join merges notes) and suggests chunks from
section headings. Study is three panes: outline, passage with an Observe /
Interpret / Apply accordion, and commentary / word study / cross-refs / people
& places for the chunk; original words are added by clicking them in the
interlinear. Script drafts an outline from notes; Export holds files and the
share link. Home, Import and the Pronunciation guide are restyled. Study
projects are BSB only.
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Performance:
- Lazy-load pages, docx, and mammoth (initial JS 1,298 KB -> ~290 KB)
- Gzip responses and cache hashed assets for a year
- Memoize DrawCanvas strokes so ink isn't redrawn on every render
- Precompute whole-Bible search index and defer the query while typing
- Reload once if a lazy chunk is missing after a deploy
Deployment:
- setup.sh builds and runs one production server on APP_PORT (default
5173); --dev keeps the old Vite dev setup
- Session cookie uses secure: 'auto' so login works behind any proxy
Chunk editor:
- Remove the Draw layout, Ink Notes panel, and ink in HTML export
(existing inkStrokes data is left in saved projects)
Refactor:
- Move module-level helpers out of App.jsx into src/utils/*
- Extract Bible reader state and logic into hooks/useBibleReader
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Replace the copy-to-clipboard button with a dedicated page that shows
all collected Greek/Hebrew words as cards grouped by language. Each
card displays the original script large, transliteration, Strong's
number, English gloss, definition, part of speech, and a Speak button.
Includes a search/filter and a "Copy all" fallback for the old behavior.
Move buildPronunciationGuide to bibleUtils.jsx to avoid circular imports.
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Extract shared utilities (constants, helpers, components) from App.jsx
into src/utils/bibleUtils.jsx so page components can import from there
instead of from App.jsx. This breaks the App.jsx <-> pages circular
dependency that was triggering vite:import-analysis warnings and causing
the React hook dispatcher to be null at runtime.
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