- hardware: slots, sections, usage, install/removal dates, images and a hidden flag on
components and devices; setup_photos table; setup_overview view gains the new columns
- data: hide the 2021 friends-PC build and the wrong 140mm / unknown fans (kept, not deleted);
7x SL-INF + 3 Kraken stock fans; mice, audio, desk extras; MacBook Pro 16 M2 Pro 1 TB;
dates for every swap so the slider can rebuild the setup on any day
- self-hosted product images in static/hardware (webp + thumbs)
- prices and order details are owner-only (in a popover)
dataholders schema (orgs + identity) with migration and personal_app grants,
idempotent CSV import (upsert on name+login, never wipes, keeps site edits and
ticks), owner-only /trackers/data-holders with search, filters, pagination,
inline edit/add and a moving checklist per identifier
- Range picker (?range=7d|30d|1y|all) drives every section; the hours chart
covers the whole range (daily for 7d/30d, weekly for 1y, monthly for all).
- Genres from Last.fm artist top tags (music.artist_tags, normalised and
filtered), split by artist listening time, with a per-bucket stacked chart.
- Listening clock, new artists, comparison with the previous period and top
movers, streaks, milestones, top albums with art, rank changes.
- music.play_facts materialized view (refreshed by the app when plays arrive)
plus a per-range cache keep the page fast.
- scripts/music-fetch-tags.ts backfills tags, most-played artists first.
- + button next to Dashboard (desktop and mobile sheet), lazy-loaded native <dialog>
- POST /trackers/tasks/quick inserts source 'quick-add', notes, due date, priority
- tasks.tasks.auto_handle (default false) with a Daisy badge in the tracker
- DAISY_TASK_WEBHOOK_URL/KEY/HEADER: fire-and-forget POST {task_id, title}, 3 s timeout
- music schema: artists/albums/tracks (+album art), plays with source + dedupe, now_playing,
spotify_auth, import_state; plays_deduped view hides Last.fm scrobbles Spotify also has
- in-app Spotify poller (60s, leased) started from hooks init; no new role or env needed
- /api/spotify/connect + callback (owner only), /trackers/music public stats
- scripts: music-poll, music-import-lastfm (resumable), music-import-history
- deploy/music-collector: optional host timer with its own role
- home schema: home.links (seeded, owner-editable) and home.snapshots (written by a host collector)
- deploy/home-collector: stdlib Python + systemd user timer (60s) that snapshots /proc stats,
docker containers, systemd timers, service HTTP checks and ntfy topics via a limited role
- extras/newtab-extension: MV3 new-tab override, zipped to static/newtab-extension.zip
- owner-only pages skip Google Analytics; /trackers/health#body anchor for weigh-ins
- scripts/house-scrape.ts: polite nightly scrape (honest UA, 6-10 s apart, stops a source on 403/challenge), ingest + price history + removals, ntfy alerts on a separate topic (max 5 + summary, first run seeds)
- address_key + duplicate_of: copies on another source link to one listing, manual wins
- /projects/house-tracker -> /trackers/houses (308), owner only (404 otherwise); filters for min m2, rooms, source, Gouda region default; notes, add-by-hand form, total rent, also-on links
- scripts/house-db.sh: run the house-listing CLI as the limited house_cli role
- deploy/systemd/house-scrape.{service,timer}
Adds money.accounts.include_in_total (default true). Excluded accounts keep their own balance and line, but are left out of net worth, invested, this month, the projection and the total/All accounts lines.
Sync stores the bank-reported balance (ITAV preferred) on the account and keeps
one Bank balance adjustment row so the tracker total equals the bank balance.
Accounts panel shows the bank balance and flags any drift.
- pgSchema tables for auth, money, house, ref, games, cs, animaldex, site, meta
(lists excluded via schemaFilter; runtime list tables are managed by meta.*)
- drizzle/ baseline matches the reorged DB exactly (catalog diff = 0 on rehearsal)
- db/reorg: one-time SQL that moves the flat public schema (rehearsed on a prod copy)
- scripts/db-migrate.ts: migrator with --init to record the baseline and a guard
against running the baseline on a non-empty, unrecorded database
Run the sveltekit-3 migration and finish its manual tasks:
- Move kit config into the sveltekit() Vite plugin; drop svelte.config.js
- Replace $lib with #lib subpath imports
- Declare env vars in src/env.ts and import them from $app/env/{private,public}
- Consolidate param matchers into src/params.ts
- Use error(status, message), Response.json, refreshAll and goto reset/shallow
- Fall back to a full page load when goto rejects a login return path
Switch from adapter-node to adapter-bun: the build script runs Vite under
Bun (the adapter requires it) and the image starts with `bun ./build`.
Runtime env names (PORT, BODY_SIZE_LIMIT, ADDRESS_HEADER, ...) are unchanged.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Collects Pararius rent/buy listings into Postgres via a worker that runs on a
residential connection, sends Discord/ntfy alerts for new listings matching
rules, and shows an admin-only map, market stats and worker log.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_013HfF5tnChi8tkCx9svJP6D
Fold catchemall into /projects/game-tracker (old URL redirects) and add
Call of Duty tracking for Black Ops through WWII.
- Pokémon catalog is now owned: locations, encounters and per-game
evolution methods are built from the pinned PokéAPI snapshot and seeded.
- Pokémon you can evolve or breed in a game count as obtainable; mythicals
without another route are marked event-only.
- Detail dialog with evolution chain and where to find it, location pages
with admin notes and pictures, and admin corrections that survive reseeds.
- Call of Duty weapons, milestones and Steam achievements per game, with
derived Diamond / Dark Matter / Solar / Black Sky / Chrome tiers.
- New migration (db:migrate:game-tracker), seeds (db:seed, db:seed:cod) and
deploy preflight checks for them.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
