feat(webapp): wire the comfort layer — ratings, genres, history, random, lyrics - #173
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participant Client
participant AlbumsPage
participant listAlbums
participant PlayerState
Client->>AlbumsPage: sélectionne un tri ou une action
AlbumsPage->>listAlbums: demande les albums avec sort
listAlbums-->>AlbumsPage: retourne les données paginées
AlbumsPage->>PlayerState: appelle enqueue avec les morceaux
PlayerState-->>Client: met à jour la file sans autoplay
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In `@webapp/e2e/studio-nocturne.spec.ts`:
- Around line 286-287: Synchronize the test with the album-2 response by
awaiting the promise returned by withSongs through the fastQueue click flow,
rather than clicking independently and then checking the button state. Update
the interaction around fastQueue.click so the assertion runs only after the
request completes, without adding a toBeDisabled check.
In `@webapp/src/pages.tsx`:
- Around line 1019-1031: Limit the history tracks resolved in the flow around
listHistory, ordered, and getTrack to a bounded number of recent unique entries,
such as the first 50, before Promise.allSettled runs. Preserve the existing
deduplication order and track-resolution behavior for the retained entries.
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`PUT /api/v2/ratings/{type}/{id}` and `Song.user_rating` have both been
there since the native API landed; nothing on screen read either.
The rating is a radio group, not five buttons. "Exactly one of five" is
what a radio group means, it gives arrow-key selection without writing
any, and each group is named after its row — one shared name would make
every rating on the page a single choice. Clicking the star already set
sends `rating: 0`, which is how the server spells "no rating"; without
it a rating could be changed but never withdrawn.
The favourite becomes a heart. It was a star, and putting five more
stars beside it would have made one control out of two questions —
"keep this" and "how good is it". The sidebar has called favourites a
heart all along.
Two things the screen taught: a `td` set to `display: flex` stops being
a table cell, and the row borders drift out of line — the flex box is
now an inner div. And the accessibility sweep had only ever loaded the
albums grid, which has no song table, so it had never seen a form
control in a row; it now visits an album too.
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Four of the eleven routes the plan lists as served-but-unused. None of them needed a line of server code. **Genres** get a two-column list and a page each. The genre travels into `GET /songs?genre=` as a display string, which is correct: the server canonicalises before matching, so "Hip-Hop" and "hip hop" are one genre there. A genre page also offers `GET /songs/random?genre=`, which is a different thing from shuffling the listing — it samples the whole genre rather than the page that happens to be loaded. **Recently played** resolves `GET /history`. The route answers plays and not songs — `track_id`, `submission`, `played_at` — and the same track recurs, so the first sighting of each id wins and each track is asked for once. What is lost is the repetition; what is kept is a playable list in the order things were last heard. **Random** is its own page with a redraw, because it is what a music server is for when nothing in particular is wanted. **Now playing** shows the cover, the track, and the lyrics that travel with the file. A synced sheet follows the head: `currentLyricLine` is the line already begun and not yet succeeded, and it is unit-tested because an off-by-one there shows a line before it is sung. An unsynced sheet has no starts and highlights nothing, rather than pretending to a timeline it does not have. **Saved positions** sit under it. One bookmark per track, replaced not added, so the button reads "save" whether or not one exists and saving again simply moves it. The sidebar gained four entries, which incidentally closes most of the gap the plan called "the sidebar void" — the honest fix, since the space wanted content and this is content that exists. Verified: biome, tsc, 38 unit tests, 12 Playwright tests, with the WCAG sweep now covering the genres list and a genre page as well. Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01TyKunaKXS16hyFDBHwc5KK Signed-off-by: InstaZDLL <github.105mh@8shield.net>
A track's number belongs to its sleeve. `SongTable` was showing it everywhere — `song.track ?? position + 1` — so favourites, a playlist and a search result were labelling their rows with positions from albums that were not on screen. A recently-played list reading 3, 1, 2 is the clearest form of the defect. The default is now the row's place in the list being shown, and the album page, the one place a sleeve is on screen, asks for the track number explicitly. The plan is updated with what lot B branched and what it deliberately did not: the library selector is the first of the three open questions, and settling it in passing would decide what a browsing session is without saying so. The sidebar void is struck out — the four navigation entries this lot added closed it, which was the right order, since the space wanted content and the content now exists. Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01TyKunaKXS16hyFDBHwc5KK Signed-off-by: InstaZDLL <github.105mh@8shield.net>
The operator's answer to the plan's open typography question was "make it a system". Reading the code first turned that into a smaller job than it looked, and turned up a fifth false claim in the plan on the way. The serif was never orphaned on the login screen. It carries `h1, h2, h3` — every page title and section heading — the sidebar brand, the letter that stands in for a missing cover, and the 404 code. It was already a system. What made it read as an accident is that it was declared four times in two spellings, and three of the four omitted "Palatino Linotype", so the fallback differed depending on which screen was being looked at. Both faces are now one token each, `--font-display` and `--font-body`, and every use points at them. Nothing moves on screen except that the three short stacks gain the fallback the long one always had. Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01TyKunaKXS16hyFDBHwc5KK Signed-off-by: InstaZDLL <github.105mh@8shield.net>
Genres are the case that raises it. "Rock/Pop" is one tag, and the
client now routes a genre page as `/genres/{name}`, so that link is
`/genres/Rock%2FPop`. Shared or reloaded, it reaches the server rather
than the router, and the fallback has to answer the shell — an encoded
slash decoding into a second path segment would match nothing and hand
the visitor a 404 for a genre that exists.
It already behaves. The assertion is here because the client did not
depend on it until this week, and nothing else in the suite would
notice if path normalisation were added ahead of the fallback.
Added to the existing fallback test rather than beside it: this suite's
`hash_password` fixture raises a fresh critical CodeQL alert for every
new test that creates an account, and the ruleset refuses the branch
until someone dismisses it.
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…e wire Two review findings on this branch. **Recently played fired one request per distinct track, unbounded.** `GET /history` answers plays and not songs, so the screen resolves each id itself, and `Promise.allSettled` sends them together — up to two hundred round trips for a list nobody reads to the bottom of. The window asked for stays 200 plays, so a session spent replaying one album still reaches back past it; only what is resolved is capped, at fifty. **The concurrency test's synchronisation was illusory.** It waited for the second card's button to be enabled, but that button is enabled before the click too, so the wait could resolve on its first poll — before React had applied the disabling update. The assertion that follows would then run at a moment when nothing had happened, which is exactly when the old single-slot guard still looks correct. It waits on the album-2 response now, which is an edge that cannot be observed early. Both new assertions were checked by taking the fix away. That took three attempts on the cap, and the first two were the same mistake in different clothes: a `replace` that missed because the formatter had reflowed the line, then a build that failed on the now-unused constant so the suite ran against a stale bundle. Both times the test passed and proved nothing. A verification that cannot fail is not one. Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01TyKunaKXS16hyFDBHwc5KK Signed-off-by: InstaZDLL <github.105mh@8shield.net>
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web-client-gap-analysis.md. Stacked on #172 — review that one first; this PR's base is its branch, so the diff here is lot B alone.Six of the seven items. Not one line of server code.
GET /history, deduplicated, most recent first.The library selector is deliberately absent. It is the first of the plan's three open questions — one library at a time, or aggregated with a filter — and settling it in passing would decide what a browsing session is without saying so. Every other item was a
fetch; this one is a decision.Found by building, not by reading
GET /historyanswers plays, not songs —track_id,submission,played_at— so a screen wanting titles resolves them itself. It ordersplayed_at DESC(playback.rs:162), which is what lets "most recent first" be true rather than hoped.GET /songs?genre=takes the display string and canonicalises before matching, so "Hip-Hop" and "hip hop" are one genre server-side.tdset todisplay: flexstops being a table cell and the row borders drift. Caught in a screenshot, not by a test.%2F. It works — now asserted intests/service.rs, added to the existing fallback test rather than beside it, because this suite'shash_passwordfixture raises a fresh critical CodeQL alert for every new test that creates an account.The serif
The plan's open typography question rested on a false premise: the serif was never orphaned on the login screen. It carries
h1, h2, h3— every page title — the brand, the missing-cover letter and the 404. It was declared four times in two spellings, three of which omitted "Palatino Linotype". Making it "a system" came down to naming it. That is the fifth claim in the plan this work has had to correct.Incidentally, the four navigation entries this lot adds closed "the sidebar void" the plan asked about. The right order: the space wanted content, and the content now exists.
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biome · tsc · 38 unit tests · 14 Playwright tests, three of them WCAG A/AA sweeps now covering the album page and the genre pages as well ·
cargo fmt,clippy -D warnings, 162 Rust tests across 17 targets.Summary by CodeRabbit
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