10-task plan for the first implementation slice of the web UI
scaffold: sessions table, /api/auth/{login,logout}, /api/me, and
the RequireUser middleware (cookie + bearer). Stops short of the
library read endpoints and the SvelteKit project, which become
their own follow-up plans.
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First pass of the web UI design doc from the M1 close-out brainstorm.
Covers the stack (SvelteKit static + Go embed), auth model
(cookie + bearer from one endpoint), /api/* surface, shell layout
(sidebar + bottom player), first-cut feature scope, and how later
web UI work threads into M2–M5 alongside each backend milestone
instead of landing as a post-hoc M6.
Also ignores the local .superpowers/ brainstorming companion cache.
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Scrubbing/seeking in clients was a no-op because every track shipped
with duration_ms=0. Shell out to ffprobe (already in the image) per
file during scan and record the parsed duration. ffprobe failures are
warned + recorded as 0 so a single bad file doesn't sink the scan.
Tightened the incremental skip to also require duration_ms > 0 so
existing libraries get backfilled on the next rescan instead of
needing a wipe.
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Tag-supplied years were being passed straight to Postgres' date column
without validation. Files with corrupt or 5+ digit years (seen in the
wild on a couple of dozen albums) tripped SQLSTATE 22008 and the entire
album upsert failed, dropping every track on those albums from the
library.
Validate the year is within 1..9999 before constructing the date. If
it's outside that window, log a warning naming the album and year, and
insert the album with no release_date — a soft field shouldn't take
down the whole row.
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Feishin's first-login flow hits getUser to discover the authenticated
identity's roles. We never registered the route, so chi returned a
plain-text 404 — Feishin's parser treats anything non-Subsonic as a
generic auth failure ("Failed to log in"), masking the real cause.
- Implement /rest/getUser with the full role bag. Admins get every
role; non-admins get the play-music subset. Single-user M1 means
cross-user lookups by admins return the caller's roles for now;
revisit when user management lands.
- Set sub.NotFound on /rest/* to emit a Subsonic envelope (code 0,
"Method not implemented") instead of plain text. Any future client
probing an unimplemented endpoint now sees a parseable failure.
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Bootstrap was creating password_hash + api_token but leaving
subsonic_password nil, which meant Subsonic clients (Feishin, Symfonium)
got ErrTokenNotSupported on t+s auth — the server had no plaintext to
hash against. Mirror the bootstrap password into subsonic_password so
the admin can sign in to Subsonic clients with the same credential
printed on first boot. Plaintext at rest is the cost of Subsonic's
legacy auth; matches Navidrome's posture.
Also folds in the local dev compose tweaks: dedicated bridge network
with postgres unpublished from the host, and a bind-mount aimed at the
operator's real library path.
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Dev stack can now `docker compose up --build` with no extra env: mounts
./music read-only, enables startup scan, and bootstraps admin with a
generated password printed to stderr on first boot.
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getCoverArt now falls back to sidecar images next to the first track in
an album, so browse responses can advertise a coverArt id whether or not
albums.cover_art_path is set. Worst case the client gets a Subsonic 70
when no sidecar exists.
http.ServeContent handles Range/ETag/If-Modified-Since; download forces
attachment disposition. getCoverArt tries albums.cover_art_path, then
falls back to cover.{jpg,jpeg,png}/folder.{jpg,jpeg,png} next to the first
track's file. scrobble submission=false records a track into an in-memory
nowPlaying map keyed by user — M2 will read this and wire real events.
Adds the Subsonic browse wire types (MusicFolder, Index, ArtistRef,
ArtistDetail, AlbumRef, AlbumDetail, SongRef, and their response
envelopes) with dual json+xml tags so a single struct serves both
formats. Includes UUID wire helpers (uuidToID/parseUUID), indexing
helpers (indexLetter), MIME mapping (contentTypeForFormat), and the
artist-name resolver used by album listings.
IDs are bare UUID strings on the wire — endpoint context disambiguates.
Adds ListAlbumsAlphaByName, ListAlbumsAlphaByArtist (with sqlc.embed
for the joined artist sort_name), ListAlbumsNewest, ListAlbumsRandom,
ListAlbumsByGenre, and SearchAlbums. Powers getAlbumList2 type filters
and the album facet of search3.
apiKey (OpenSubsonic) is preferred. t+s uses md5(subsonic_password+salt)
with a constant-time compare. p is disabled by default and gated by
SubsonicConfig.AllowPlaintextPassword; enc:HEX obfuscation decoded.
Auth failures write a Subsonic "failed" envelope so clients don't see
HTTP 401.
Renders one wire format per ?f= parameter; JSON wraps in
{"subsonic-response":...}, XML emits with xmlns, JSONP wraps in callback
or falls back to JSON when callback is empty.
Subsonic token auth (t=md5(password+salt)) needs a reversibly stored
credential; bcrypt password_hash can't serve. NULL means the user has
not opted in, forcing apiKey (OpenSubsonic) instead.
The default GITHUB_TOKEN provided by Forgejo Actions lacks write:package
scope, so docker buildx push failed with 401 reqPackageAccess. Swap in
the repo-level REGISTRY_TOKEN secret (a PAT scoped write:package) for
docker login; github.actor still supplies the username.
Also drops the transient Docker environment diagnostics step — the
registry was the issue, the socket/buildx setup is fine.
Adds a manual-trigger hook so we don't need a fresh commit to re-run
this pipeline, and dumps docker/buildx state before the build so CI
failures are diagnosable without docker.sock guesswork.
Revive's `exported` check forced doc comments on every exported symbol —
that conflicts with the project's policy of only writing comments when
the "why" is non-obvious. Keep `var-naming`, `unused-parameter`, and
`early-return` for signal that doesn't mandate prose.
Builder uses golang:1.23-bookworm (matches runner-base:go-ci).
Runtime is debian:bookworm-slim with ffmpeg (server spec §3) plus a
non-root minstrel user. Release workflow builds from this Dockerfile.
Establishes the embed.FS and migrations/ layout up front. Migrate()
returns ErrNotConfigured intentionally — the real goose runner lands in
M2 alongside Postgres work, avoiding a toolchain bump to Go 1.24/1.25
through goose's transitive modernc.org/libc dependency chain.
bvandeusenandClaude Opus 4.7