Implement full internationalization for the Next.js backoffice:
- i18n infrastructure: type-safe dictionaries (fr.ts/en.ts), cookie-based locale detection, React Context for client components, server-side translation helper
- Language selector in Settings page (General tab) with cookie + DB persistence
- All ~35 pages and components translated via t() / useTranslation()
- Default locale set to English, French available via settings
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
- Add metadata_batch job type with background processing via tokio::spawn
- Auto-apply metadata only when single result at 100% confidence
- Support primary + fallback provider per library, "none" to opt out
- Add batch report/results API endpoints and job detail UI
- Add series_status and has_missing filters to both series listing pages
- Add GET /series/statuses endpoint for dynamic filter options
- Normalize series_metadata status values (migration 0036)
- Hide ComicVine provider tab when no API key configured
- Translate entire backoffice UI from English to French
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
- Add series status concept (ongoing/ended/hiatus/cancelled/upcoming)
with normalization across all providers
- Add status field to series_metadata table (migration 0033)
- AniList: use chapters as fallback for volume count on ongoing series,
add books_message when both volumes and chapters are null
- Bedetheque: extract description from meta tag, genres, parution status,
origin/language; rewrite book parsing with itemprop microdata for
clean ISBN, dates, page counts, covers; filter placeholder authors
- Add comprehensive e2e provider tests with field coverage reporting
- Wire status into EditSeriesForm, MetadataSearchModal, and series page
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Add a complete metadata synchronization system allowing users to search
and sync series/book metadata from external providers (Google Books,
Open Library, ComicVine, AniList, Bédéthèque). Each library can use a
different provider. Matching requires manual approval with detailed sync
reports showing what was updated or skipped (locked fields protection).
Key changes:
- DB migrations: external_metadata_links, external_book_metadata tables,
library metadata_provider column, locked_fields, total_volumes, book
metadata fields (summary, isbn, publish_date)
- Rust API: MetadataProvider trait + 5 provider implementations,
7 metadata endpoints (search, match, approve, reject, links, missing,
delete), sync report system, provider language preference support
- Backoffice: MetadataSearchModal, ProviderIcon, SafeHtml components,
settings UI for provider/language config, enriched book detail page,
edit forms with locked fields support, API proxy routes
- OpenAPI/Swagger documentation for all new endpoints and schemas
Closes#3
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
- Nouveaux endpoints PATCH /books/:id et PATCH /libraries/:id/series/:name pour éditer les métadonnées
- GET /libraries/:id/series/:name/metadata pour récupérer les métadonnées de série
- Ajout du champ `authors` (Vec<String>) sur les structs Book/BookDetails
- 3 migrations : table series_metadata, colonne authors sur series_metadata et books
- Composants EditBookForm et EditSeriesForm dans le backoffice
- Routes API Next.js correspondantes
Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
- API: add POST /series/mark-read to batch mark all books in a series
- API: add GET /series cross-library endpoint with search, library and status filters
- API: add library_id to SeriesItem response
- Backoffice: mark book as read/unread button on book detail page
- Backoffice: mark series as read/unread button on series cards
- Backoffice: new /series top-level page with search and filters
- Backoffice: new /libraries/[id]/series/[name] series detail page
- Backoffice: opacity on fully read books and series cards
- Backoffice: live search with debounce on books and series pages
- Backoffice: reading status filter on books and series pages
- Fix $2 -> $1 parameter binding in mark-series-read SQL
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
