Three small data-layer additions for the upcoming track-actions menu:
- PlaylistsApi.appendTracks(playlistId, trackIds) wraps
POST /api/playlists/{id}/tracks for the "Add to playlist" action.
- audio_handler gains playNext (insertAudioSource at currentIndex+1)
and enqueue (addAudioSource) — both also push the audio_service
queue notifier so the queue-screen UI stays in sync.
- The AudioSource construction was extracted into a private
_buildAudioSource helper so setQueueFromTracks / playNext / enqueue
share one source-building path.
- PlayerActions exposes playNext / enqueue for menu use.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
Dio client for /api/quarantine — flag a track with a reason + optional
notes, unflag by track id. Mirrors the server's user-scoped quarantine
endpoints (separate from /admin/quarantine).
Used by the track-actions menu's Hide/Unhide action in the next slice
of commits.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
Adds the model + MeApi.systemPlaylistsStatus() for the home Playlists
row's placeholder-variant logic (building / failed / pending /
seed-needed). Mirrors GET /api/me/system-playlists-status which
returns the caller's most recent system_playlist_runs row.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
The server has always returned an enveloped response from GET
/api/playlists; the existing client decoded it as a flat List which
fails at runtime against the actual Map shape. Existing playlists
list screen would have been broken on any production instance.
list() now returns PlaylistsList { owned, public }. The existing
list screen consumes lists.all (owned + public flattened) — same
visible output as the previous flat-list assumption.
This unblocks the home parity slice which needs the same endpoint
for the new Playlists row.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
Four small Dio-backed API classes mirroring the server's actual
contract (verified against internal/api/admin_*.go):
- Requests/Quarantine return flat lists; Users/Invites are enveloped
({"users": [...]}, {"invites": [...]}) and unwrap here
- setAutoApprove sends {auto_approve: bool} — different from the
response field name auto_approve_requests
- resetPassword takes admin-supplied {password: string}, returns 204
- Invite create takes optional {note: string}; expiry is server-fixed
at 24h
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
- models/playlist.dart (Playlist, PlaylistTrack, PlaylistDetail)
- api/endpoints/playlists.dart (list with kind=user|system|all, get detail)
- playlists/playlists_provider.dart (Riverpod family providers)
- playlists/playlists_list_screen.dart (with system-variant pill)
- playlists/playlist_detail_screen.dart (header + Play button + rows)
- /playlists + /playlists/:id routes wired
- Home AppBar: queue_music icon next to Search
Tracks with track_id=null render greyed-out + struck-through (matches
web's PlaylistTrackRow behavior). Tap a row plays from that position;
top-level Play button plays the full playable subset from track 0.
LikedIdsController loads /api/likes/ids once and mutates the local set
on toggle. Failed mutations roll the set back so the icon never lies.
Wired into ArtistDetail header, AlbumDetail header, and per-track in
the album track list.
LibraryApi wraps GET /api/home, /api/artists/{id}(/tracks),
/api/albums/{id}. dioProvider builds an authenticated dio (token
resolver reads session_token from secure storage on every request).
homeProvider, artistProvider(id), albumProvider(id) sit on top.
Login uses a non-authenticated dio (token resolver returns null) since
we don't have one yet. On success, setSession persists token + user
into secure storage and the AuthController state flips, which the
router watches to navigate.
AuthController is an AsyncNotifier holding the currently-logged-in
User. server_url, session_token, current_user all live in
flutter_secure_storage. ServerUrlScreen probes /healthz before saving
the URL so we don't store a bogus base.
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