Author name above group bubbles was 8px dim-grey pixel font — visible
in theory, invisible in practice. Bump to 10px semibold accent,
left-aligned above the incoming bubble it labels.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.6 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
Group inserts were using recipient_id=0 as a "no recipient" sentinel,
which fails the tenants FK (foreign_keys is ON) and 500s on every
group send. Use the sender's own id as the placeholder instead;
group GET queries already key off room_uid so there's no self-message
artefact from the value.
Also exclude group rows from /api/chat/sent so the client's
last_sent_relay_id cursor doesn't stall on group sends that never
reach seen=1 (group receipts aren't tracked in v1).
Client-side: surface a clearer error when a room create hits a 404
on the relay — almost always means the relay is running pre-group
code and needs a restart.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.6 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
Generalises the flyout from peer-only to a thread abstraction
({kind: 'peer'|'room', key, label}). Conversations list and peer
strip render rooms with a group icon alongside 1:1 peers; clicking
either opens the same thread view.
New UI surface:
- Pick view gets a 1:1 / group mode switch. Group mode reveals a
name field + multi-select member list and a Create button.
- Room threads show an info icon in the flyout header that opens a
member list; owners can add/remove members, rename-later, or
delete the room; non-owners can leave.
- 1:1 threads show a disposable toggle (ph-fire) in the header;
flipping it tells the relay to drop future sends after delivery
instead of persisting.
- Group bubbles show the author's username above each message when
it changes, matching common chat UX.
Thread open triggers a backfill fetch so cold caches / second
devices catch up on older history from the relay.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.6 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
Extends the local chat cache to mirror rooms + membership from the
relay. chat_messages grows a room_uid column; peer is reused as
author-username for group rows so a single table covers both kinds.
New local tables:
chat_rooms — uid, name, owner, synced_at
chat_room_members — room_uid + username
chat_thread_settings — per-peer disposable flag
New / extended endpoints:
GET/POST/PATCH/DELETE /api/chat/rooms[/{uid}] — proxy to relay
POST /api/chat/backfill — pulls older messages from relay
GET/POST /api/chat/thread-settings — disposable toggle
/api/chat/conversations — mixed list of peers + rooms
/api/chat/messages — accepts peer OR room_uid
/api/chat/send — accepts peer OR room_uid; forwards disposable
/api/chat/poll — mirrors rooms on every tick; sets direction
from `mine` flag so multi-device group sends
render as out-bubbles
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.6 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
Switching conversations used to require bouncing back to the list view
and picking from there. Now the thread view has a horizontal peer
strip at the top: one click hops to another conversation, active tab
is highlighted and auto-scrolls into view, unread peers show a dot.
Scrollbar is hidden — vertical wheel delta is redirected to horizontal
scroll so the user can slide the strip with the mouse wheel when it
overflows.
In-thread header is gone; the back button moved next to "chat" in the
flyout header and only shows while a thread is open. Peer name stays
visible via the active tab.
Bumps to 1.9.3.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.6 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
caldav.js was carrying the core sync timer, autosync toggle, relay
settings and every poller hook alongside its actual CalDAV/calendar
config concerns. Split out:
- New sync.js owns the single background timer, header Sync button,
autosync pause toggle, configurable interval, and emits `sync.tick`
so plugins can fan out without their own setIntervals.
- collab-buckets + chat now subscribe to sync.tick instead of running
their own pollers, so the manual Sync button refreshes them too and
the Autosync pause actually pauses everything.
- Replace the number input for sync interval with a stepped slider
(5s..1h snap points) and a live label, bumped to 1.9.2.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.6 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
New tooltip.js module with styled tooltips (data-tip) and multi-line
inline help (data-help). Migrates all ~70 native title attributes
across index.php, JS modules, and all plugins. Adds inline help on
9 strategic UI elements (split, superview, zen, extract, assets, etc).
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.6 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
Read receipts on chat messages — single check for delivered (recipient
polled), double check for seen (recipient opened the thread). Pending
state shows a clock until the relay acks the post.
Relay (relay/):
* bootstrap.php: ALTER TABLE chat_messages ADD COLUMN seen + a
(sender_id, id) index for the sender-side state poll. Migration is
idempotent via PRAGMA table_info.
* routes/chat.php: two new routes
- GET /api/chat/sent?since=N — returns the receipt state (id,
recipient_id, fetched, seen, created_at) for messages the caller
sent. No body — sender already has the plaintext locally.
- POST /api/chat/seen { peer } — marks every message FROM peer TO
caller as seen=1. Idempotent. Frontend calls this when opening
a thread; sender's next /sent poll picks the new state up.
Plugin backend (public/plugins/chat/backend.php):
* schema migration: chat_messages gets `delivered` and `seen` columns
(idempotent), only meaningful for direction='out'.
* /api/chat/send: stores the relay's autoincrement id as `relay_id`
on the local outgoing row so the receipt poll can match against it.
* /api/chat/poll: after the normal incoming pull, also calls
GET /api/chat/sent?since=last_sent_relay_id and updates local
outgoing rows with delivered/seen via UPDATE WHERE relay_id. The
cursor (last_sent_relay_id state value) only advances past rows
whose state is final (seen=1); rows still in flight stay re-pollable.
Response now carries `receipts: <count>` so the frontend can refresh
the open thread when state changes without new incoming.
* /api/chat/read: after the local is_read=1 update, fires a POST to
the relay's /api/chat/seen so the sender gets the double-check.
Silent on failure — the user already saw the messages locally.
* /api/chat/messages: SELECT now includes delivered, seen.
Plugin frontend (public/plugins/chat/chat.js):
* renderThread() appends a receipt icon to outgoing bubbles:
- seen=1 → ph-checks (accent, double check)
- delivered=1, seen=0 → ph-check (muted, single check)
- both 0 → ph-clock (dim, pending)
Incoming messages get nothing.
* pollOnce() refreshes the open thread when receipts > 0 even with
no new incoming, so the icons update in real time while the user
is looking at the thread.
CSS (public/plugins/chat/chat.css):
* .chat-bubble-time becomes flex with gap so timestamp + receipt
icon sit on one line.
* .chat-receipt.pending / .delivered / .seen color tiers.
board: persist active bucket across reloads
* state.js: state.activeBucket initializes from
localStorage.getItem('hyprcrd-active-bucket') || 'all'. New
setActiveBucket(value) helper writes through to localStorage; new
ensureActiveBucketValid() helper falls back to 'all' if the
persisted id no longer exists in state.buckets.
* buckets.js: loadBuckets() calls ensureActiveBucketValid() right
after the API fetch and before renderBar(). All four production
assignments (delete-keep, delete-all, popover entry click, regular
tab click) replaced with setActiveBucket() so the persisted value
stays in sync. Tests still mutate state.activeBucket directly so
they don't touch localStorage.
chore: bump version to 0.9.6
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.6 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
Adds the cursor-blink class to "no X" / "select a Y" placeholders across
core (calendar popup, board preview, search preview, detail split, notifs)
and plugins (chat, email, gitea, slideshow). Visual consistency with the
rest of the pixel-font UI.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.6 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
Cursor blink, card-bar-pulse, sync spinner and the chat unread blink all
have deliberate cadences — letting body.anim-fast/anim-slow speed them up
turns them into unreadable strobes (or the sync icon spinning at 100ms).
Higher-specificity rules pin each one to its natural duration via
!important.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.6 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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