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* Implemented the first version of dynamic filtering which is all Extension based. * Implemented basic generic property filter for expanded metadata filtering. * Fixed up the code to allow for nested properties and fixed up the Contains to work only for IList's * Started refactoring for the new approach * More progress, need to rethink a few filters like read progress to be % based and people needs to be more explicit. * Refactored most of the existing filtering operations into dedicate extensions for the appropriate comparisons. People still need to be reworked to be more dynamic. * Fixed a bug with continue point where it fails on chapters or volumes tagged with a range * Wired up a basic api path to start building groups. No and/or support yet. * Started on the UI * Made a bit of progress on the UI as I'm putting the pieces together about how to design it. * Refactored names to make it more consistent. New thinking is we will have one row that will take a filter statement and manipulate it. It will emit said statement and a builder will turn into the higher level statement. * Started working on updating code to use new inject() method. * Fixed the code to switch the comparisons. * Added dynamic input structure in and moved add/remove to the builder. * Fixed an enum bug * Hooked in basic dropdown support that is dynamic to the field. Only language is missing as that needs a DTO change (but don't want to break API) * Fixed a bug where dropdown options wouldn't re-populate when switching fields that are both dropdowns * Started adding metadata builder * Fixed when typing on filter row the focus resetting * Refactored to add an additional component which handles the compounding of filter rows. * Started hooking up v2 dto in the UI to send to the backend. * Started working on building group UI for and/or support. * Lots of backend code fixes to ensure OR and AND statements combine correctly. * More trying to figure out how to write the UI code * Started debugging to remember what I was last doing. * Lots of progress towards building out the UI recursively * I got the dto to build and propagate up the chain * Started hooking up to the actual api to fetch the data. * Basic wire up to the backend is working. * HasName is now complete * Refactored SortOptions code into an extension and streamlined LimitTo to the correct place. * Fixed a bug where Library Filters from the Group weren't actually being taken into account. * Refactored a lot of code so builder will now export the full dto. * Cleaned up the data flow from metadata filter to library detail * Got the dropdown to load preset values on first load, but now it triggers twice. * Changed so when you add a new filter, it does it at top and fixed remove * Fixed the remove button being on the wrong row * Cleaned up the arrays to make it easier to manage * Cleaned up some of the backend to ensure it doesn't throw an incorrect exception * I'm starting to tread water, taking a break * Fixed a merge issue * Cleaned up Docker checks. * Default IpAddresses to empty string. * Refactored IsDocker to be completely static * Figured out the issue with the dropdown not working. * Almost got it, but the event isn't being called. * I think i might try something else. This doesn't seem to be working. * On the new implementation, implemented remove group. * Use enums to reduce copy/paste * the new system is working pretty well, ill go with it and move on. Can alwasy refactor. * Code is totally broken, but working the cache resume code with some hiccups. * I need to take a break * Stashing my broken code. I have an idea on how to serialize to the URL, but I need to rearchitect a lot. * Reverted last commit * remove domain * Fixed up some hardcoded caching. I'm giving up on this implementation and going to a simpler version * Refactored the backend to just allow flat filtering. * Started refactoring the components to make it flat filtering only. * Finished refactoring so that the base preset case will render. * Implemented basic query functionality on desktop. Clear needs some work and url code. * Some cleanup * Working on filtering url encode/decode * Interacting with filters now saves to url and can be reloaded from the url. Named filters is not hooked up. * Fixed a double load on the library detail page. * Moved the library filtering code out of the FilterBuilder as it needs to be handled differently. * Fixed up how we handle library statements in the filter. * Fixed up how links that perform a filter work. * Refactored a bunch of linking to a search page. * LimitTo works, my css however does not. * Switched some code to use localized strings. * Cleaned up some css * Hooked up Languages and put some additional code in so that Languages will return invalid Language codes back. * Removed a duplicate language signature. * Hooked up ability to preload collection tag. * Want To Read is converted * Converted lots of code to new filtering system. Need to do Bookmarks. * Fixed a potential bug with default filter creation. * Hooked up the ability to disable certain filter fields from appearing. * Added mobile drawer code and a hook for Robbie to take a look for some css. * Converted the APIs for dashboard along with other safety fixes to ensure bad data doesn't break any of the filtering apis * Added the backend code to handle summary query * Converted Want to Read api properly now. * Fixed the HasReadingProgress query * Hooked back the Reading Progress for legacy APIs * Fixed some bad localization strings * Wrote the filtering code for all-bookmarks. * OPDS is now using the new filter * Fixed OPDS reading lists and covers not sending their images. * Fixed up the OPDS feed and fixed a bug where libraries also weren't sending their images over OPDS * All but dropdown options have been validated and tested. * Fixed up some default cases for setting up the filter. * Sorted filter fields and re-keyed to be better suited based on user's needs. Fixed a bug where OPDS Series (from library view) wasn't showing the summary. Moved the (Format) from the title to the description to make the UX much better for OPDS. MOved * don't send empty summaries in the new summary formatting * Fixed up some default cases for setting up the filter. * Fixed the reset button * Fixed infinite scroller not having correct scope key * Added localization to the new components and removed old debug code * Styling fixes * Fixed deep linking across the app. Made it so you can click Characters from Reading list and open a filtered search. * A bit of styling for mobile * Don't show language if it's not properly set --------- Co-authored-by: Robbie Davis <robbie@therobbiedavis.com>
Kavita
Kavita is a fast, feature rich, cross platform reading server. Built with a focus for being a full solution for all your reading needs. Setup your own server and share your reading collection with your friends and family!
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