Adds a custom PocketBase binary (cmd/pocketbase) that embeds PocketBase as a
Go framework with version-controlled migrations, replacing the fragile 419-line
shell script. Migrations apply automatically on every `serve` startup.
Migration 1 (20260414000001): full baseline schema — all 21 collections, both
indexes on chapters_idx, and initial superuser creation from env vars.
Migration 2 (20260414000002): adds three fields found in code but missing from
the old script — books.rating, app_users.notify_new_chapters_push,
book_comments.chapter.
docker-compose: pocketbase service now uses the custom kalekber/libnovel-pocketbase
image; pb-init one-shot container removed (migrations replace it entirely).
Existing installs: run `migrate history-sync` once to mark migration 1 as done,
then restart — migration 2 will apply the three previously missing fields.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
- Service worker (src/service-worker.ts) handles push events and
notification clicks, navigating to the book page on tap
- Web app manifest (manifest.webmanifest) linked in app.html
- Profile page: push notification toggle (subscribe/unsubscribe)
using the browser Notification + PushManager API with VAPID
- API route POST/DELETE /api/push-subscription proxies to backend
- Go backend: push_subscriptions PocketBase collection storage
methods (SavePushSubscription, DeletePushSubscription,
ListPushSubscriptionsByBook) in storage/store.go
- handlers_push.go: GET vapid-public-key, POST/DELETE subscription
- webpush package: VAPID-signed sends via webpush-go, SendToBook
fans out to all users who have the book in their library
- Runner fires push to subscribers whenever ChaptersScraped > 0
after a successful book scrape
- Config: VAPID_PUBLIC_KEY, VAPID_PRIVATE_KEY, VAPID_SUBJECT env vars
- domain.ScrapeResult gets a Slug field; orchestrator populates it
Use PDF outline (bookmarks) for chapter titles and page ranges, then
extract text from per-page content streams via pdfcpu ExtractContent.
This avoids the indefinite hang caused by dslipak/pdf trying to resolve
custom font ToUnicode CMaps on publisher PDFs.
- parsePDF: decrypt → ExtractContent → Bookmarks → chaptersFromBookmarks
- chaptersFromBookmarks: flatten bookmark tree, skip front/back matter
(Cover, Insert, Title Page, Copyright, Appendix), assign page ranges
- extractTextFromContentStream: handle TJ arrays (concat literal strings,
skip hex glyph arrays and kerning numbers) + single Tj strings
- Falls back to paragraph-splitting when no bookmarks present
- Build verified; test PDF produces 9 chapters with proper titles
- LibreTranslate client (chunks on blank lines, ≤4500 chars, 3-goroutine semaphore)
- Runner translation task loop (OTel, heartbeat, MinIO storage)
- PocketBase translation_jobs collection support (create/claim/finish/list)
- Per-chapter language switcher on chapter reader (EN/RU/ID/PT/FR, polls until done)
- Admin /admin/translation page: bulk enqueue form + live-polling jobs table
- New backend routes: POST /api/translation/{slug}/{n}, GET /api/translation/status,
GET /api/translation/{slug}/{n}, GET /api/admin/translation/jobs,
POST /api/admin/translation/bulk
- ListTranslationTasks added to taskqueue.Reader interface + store impl
- All builds and tests pass; svelte-check: 0 errors
- otelsetup.Init now returns a *slog.Logger wired to the OTLP log exporter
so all slog output is shipped to Loki with embedded trace IDs
- backend and runner both adopt the new OTel-bridged logger
- runner.runScrapeTask and runAudioTask now emit structured OTel spans
- ui/hooks.server.ts adds BatchLogRecordProcessor alongside existing trace exporter
- homelab: add kokoro-fastapi GPU service (ghcr.io/remsky/kokoro-fastapi-gpu)
using deploy.resources.reservations for NVIDIA GPU, exposed internally on :8880
- homelab: add pocket-tts CPU service (ghcr.io/kyutai-labs/pocket-tts) on :8000
- runner KOKORO_URL hardcoded to http://kokoro-fastapi:8880 (fixes DNS failure
for the stale kokoro.kalekber.cc hostname)
Go backend:
- Add OTel SDK + otelhttp middleware deps (go.mod)
- New internal/otelsetup package: init OTLP/HTTP TracerProvider from env vars
- cmd/backend/main.go: call otelsetup.Init() after logger + ctx setup
- internal/backend/server.go: wrap mux with otelhttp.NewHandler() before
sentryhttp, so all HTTP spans are recorded
SvelteKit UI:
- Add @opentelemetry/sdk-node, exporter-trace-otlp-http, resources,
semantic-conventions
- hooks.server.ts: init NodeSDK when OTEL_EXPORTER_OTLP_ENDPOINT is set;
graceful shutdown on SIGTERM/SIGINT
Config:
- docker-compose.yml: pass OTEL_EXPORTER_OTLP_ENDPOINT + OTEL_SERVICE_NAME
to backend, runner, and ui services
- homelab/docker-compose.yml: fix runner OTel endpoint to HTTP port 4318
- Doppler prd: OTEL_EXPORTER_OTLP_ENDPOINT=https://otel.libnovel.cc
- Doppler prd_homelab: OTEL_EXPORTER_OTLP_ENDPOINT=http://otel-collector:4318
All services no-op gracefully when the env var is unset (local dev).
- backend/: Go API server and runner binaries with PocketBase + MinIO storage
- ui-v2/: SvelteKit frontend rewrite
- docker-compose-new.yml: compose file for the v2 stack
- .gitea/workflows/release-v2.yaml: CI/CD for backend, runner, and ui-v2 Docker Hub images
- scripts/pb-init.sh: migrate from wget to curl, add superuser bootstrap for fresh installs
- .env.example: document DOCKER_BUILDKIT=1 for Colima users
