Bookmarks and text highlights are saved per user and merged across devices
(union on first contact, newer server copy when this device is clean). Theme,
default translation, verse layout, commentary source and reading position sync
too, each with its own timestamp so the newest change to each setting wins.
The Reader never moves under you while it is open. Signing out clears this
device's marks and forgets sync timestamps.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Plans can no longer have more days than chapters (existing ones heal), and
opening a plan never strands the Reader on an empty day. The Reader shows
Done drawing while inking (Escape also exits). Reminders use the user's own
timezone, send within a 3 hour grace window, and Settings has a Send test
notification button.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Reader and Reading Plans get a translation picker. Licensed translations are
fetched through a server-side api.bible proxy so the key stays off the client.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Reading plans now track a cross-plan activity log for streaks, surface a
combined "today's reading" view on both Home and the Reading Plans page,
and let custom plans be edited after creation (including narrowing a book
to a specific chapter range). The reader auto-marks a plan's day read after
a dwell period, active plans that fall behind their pace get a "catch me
up" banner, and a new Settings section wires up daily reading reminders
via ntfy.sh, checked once a minute by a small server-side scheduler.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Replaces the old single-book reading goal with a full Reading Plans page:
9 built-in plans (Whole Bible, OT/NT, topical) with cover photos and
color-themed cards, day-by-day checklists synced to the server per user,
inline "mark today read" in the Bible reader, and user-created plans with
their own book picker and an optional uploaded cover photo.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Previously reader ink was localStorage-only so it never followed the
user to a different browser or device.
- New reader_ink table (user_id, book_abbrev, chapter, strokes JSON)
- GET /api/reader/ink — loads all pages for the signed-in user
- PUT /api/reader/ink/:book/:chapter — upserts one page
- On startup, client fetches server ink and merges it over localStorage
(server wins so the most-recently saved version always wins)
- updateReaderPageInk debounces a PUT call 1 s after the last stroke,
so rapid Apple Pencil strokes don't flood the server
Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Adds a third layout option alongside Stacked and Split. In Draw mode a
canvas overlay covers the scripture panel; the Pointer Events API routes
Apple Pencil input to perfect-freehand strokes while letting finger
touches fall through for normal scrolling. A floating toolbar provides
pen, highlighter, and eraser tools, six color swatches, S/M/L sizes,
undo, clear, and a Done button to return to Stacked view.
Strokes are stored as inkStrokes[] on each chunk and rendered as a
read-only transparent canvas overlay (InkLayer) in Stacked/Split modes.
migrateChunk is updated so all existing chunks get inkStrokes: [] on
first load.
Also adds a simple in-memory rate limiter on auth endpoints (10 attempts
per 15 min per IP).
Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
New section in Settings: current password + new password + confirm,
verified against the existing hash before accepting. On success it
signs out every other session for that account (in case one was
compromised) but keeps the current session logged in, so changing
your password doesn't immediately kick you back to the login screen.
Renamed the underlying db.js function (adminSetPassword ->
setUserPassword) since it's now shared by both this and the existing
admin-assisted reset.
Verified live: old password rejected after change, new password
works, current session stayed logged in throughout.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
There's no email infrastructure in this app, so a self-service
"forgot password" flow isn't feasible yet. Adds a "Reset Password"
button per user in the admin panel instead: generates a random
temporary password (shown once, for the admin to relay out-of-band),
overwrites the user's password hash, and signs them out of every
existing session so a stolen session can't outlive the reset.
Verified live: old password rejected after reset, new temporary
password logs in successfully.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Adds a full admin view (users + projects, with view/delete) gated
server-side by ADMIN_EMAIL in server/auth.js (defaults to the site
owner's account, overridable via env var for other deployments). The
gate is enforced on every /api/admin/* route, not just hidden in the
UI — verified a non-admin session gets 403 even when it hits the
endpoints directly. Deleting a user leaves their projects in place
(not cascade-deleted) so admin cleanup can't accidentally destroy
someone's study data.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
- Study templates: richer multi-line guiding questions in the OIA placeholders
- PDF/print export: reuses buildExportHtml in a new tab + window.print()
- Markdown export: new buildMarkdownExport() with matching tests
- Breadcrumb: current chunk's passage reference shown in the Study page header
- Reader bookmarks: SVG icons instead of ambiguous emoji, always visible
(not hover-only, so it works on touch devices), plus a Bookmarks panel
that lists all saved verses across every book and jumps + scrolls to them
- Whole-Bible search: no server-side search endpoint exists, so this fetches
the full translation once (~7MB) and searches an in-memory flat verse
index client-side, with results linking back into the reader
- Read-only share links: per-project share token, a public unauthenticated
/api/share/:token endpoint, and a ?share=TOKEN view that bypasses the auth
gate entirely and renders the export HTML in a script-sandboxed iframe
Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Other people using this app just want to do personal Bible study, not
produce a podcast episode, so the always-visible chrome (chunk
metadata, DOCX import, exports) now says "Session" instead of
"Episode" and marks podcast-only fields as optional. The "Prepare for
Podcast" prompt no longer hardcodes "Verse by Verse with Nate" for
every user — it now pulls from a new "Podcast / show name" field in
Account Settings, so it still works exactly as before once you set
yours, but produces a sensible generic prompt for anyone who hasn't.
Also added an explanatory blurb to the session-list import page and
loosened its docx parser to accept "Session N — Title" in addition to
"Ep. N — Title".
Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Projects were previously global to anyone who could reach the server.
Adds email/password accounts with httpOnly cookie sessions, scopes
every project (both SQLite and localStorage) to the signed-in user,
and auto-claims pre-existing unowned projects for whoever registers
first. Also adds optional TOTP two-factor auth with backup codes,
managed from a new Account Settings page, since there's no
password-reset flow to fall back on otherwise.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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