Draw mode in the study page replaces all note panels with a full ruled
notebook canvas (no cross-refs, observations, or text boxes) so the user
has a clean writing surface. Ink strokes are saved per chunk and exported
as SVG in the HTML export.
The reader page gets a Draw toggle button that reveals the same notebook
canvas below the verse list, with strokes persisted per book+chapter in
localStorage via readerInkByPage.
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>
App.jsx reduced from ~6,500 to ~3,900 lines by extracting each route into its
own page component (AdminPage, AuthPage, HomePage, ImportPage, ReaderPage,
SettingsPage, SetupPage, StudyPage). State and handlers are shared via
AppContext (React Context API); AppRouter handles routing at module level.
Also adds a network-first service worker (public/sw.js) that caches the last-
fetched Bible chapter data from bible.helloao.org and bolls.life so the app
stays usable when those APIs are temporarily unreachable.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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