nmemmertandClaude Sonnet 5.5
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- 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. Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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To do
Ideas for the app that haven't been built yet, roughly in the order I'd do them. Tick one off when it ships.
Running it and keeping it safe
- Email (SMTP). A mail setting for password resets and invite links, so they don't depend on the ntfy topic. Also lets a
co-teacher get their invite by email. Needs a
SMTP_URL-style setting and a fallback to today's behaviour. - Passkeys and a device list. Sign in with Face ID or a fingerprint (WebAuthn); show where you're signed in with "sign out other devices"; optionally a login alert through ntfy.
- Server health page for the admin. Last backup, disk use, failed notifications, recent sign-in failures, and a
"restore a snapshot" button (snapshots already exist under
DATA_DIR/backups). - Checks on every push. Run
npm run test:run,npm run lintandnpm run test:e2eon the Gitea server for every push. The real-browser tests now exist (e2e/, run by hand); what's left is running them automatically, and adding sign-in and cross-device sync to them. - Split
server/index.jsinto one file per area (server/routes/: auth, account, projects, reader, sharing, admin).
Teaching together
- Comments between co-teachers. Notes on a chunk addressed to the other person, instead of editing each other's text.
- Live updates and "who's here". A co-teacher's changes appear within seconds, with a marker like "Sam is on chunk 3" (server-sent events or short polling). Today changes arrive when the tab regains focus or every couple of minutes.
- Ask Claude inside the app. Draft discussion questions, tighten an outline point, summarise notes, using the owner's own API key kept on the server. The Claude prompts today are copy-and-paste.
Reading
- Read-aloud with highlighting. The device's voice reads the chapter and the verse being read is highlighted; useful for the BSB and NET, which have no audio.
- Cross-reference map. A picture of the links between chapters, from IQ Bible's reference graph (needs the IQ Bible key).
Decided against, for now
- Scripture memory (verse practice with spaced review).
- Extra-biblical books (Enoch, Maccabees) and non-standard canons.