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2.0.0 ​

Major Changes ​

  • 1b6c424: Multi-user authentication, and a security pass over everything it touched.

    Libris now has real user accounts. Authentication moves from a single shared API key to Better Auth: people sign in with an email and password, admins manage other accounts, and e-readers and scripts authenticate with per-user app passwords instead of one install-wide key. Books, reading progress, inbox uploads and third-party credentials all belong to a person now, so an install can be shared without everyone seeing everyone else's things.

    Breaking ​

    Read the "Upgrading to the Better Auth Release" runbook in docs/deployment.md before deploying. In short:

    • BETTER_AUTH_SECRET is required. Generate it with openssl rand -base64 32. Published placeholders and low-diversity values are rejected at startup, so a copied .env.example will not boot.
    • BETTER_AUTH_URL is required when NODE_ENV=production, and must be the public origin the browser actually reaches — scheme and host only, no path. Better Auth does not infer an HTTPS origin behind a TLS-terminating proxy; it reads the container's plain-HTTP socket, so leaving this unset makes every browser sign-in fail with 403 INVALID_ORIGIN.
    • COOKIE_DOMAIN is gone. The session cookie is host-only, so Libris must be served from a single origin. The variable is now ignored rather than rejected, so a compose file that still sets it gets no error — delete it.
    • Everyone is signed out by the upgrade, and API keys stop working. Re-pair e-readers with app passwords minted under Settings → Connections.
    • KoSync and OPDS credentials must be regenerated. OPDS now authenticates with an account email plus an app password.
    • Rotating API_SECRET_KEY now invalidates every KoSync credential, because stored secrets are peppered with a key derived from it. Every paired reader has to be paired again after a rotation.
    • Unbanning does not restore app passwords. Banning disables the user's app passwords; lifting the ban leaves them disabled and the user must mint new ones.
    • Upload API: a file already in the library is reported in a new skipped[] array rather than errors[], and a batch in which every file was already present now answers 200 instead of 400.
    • OpenAPI: the BookApprovedResponse component is replaced by BookUpdated (a superset of its fields — no client loses anything).

    Upgrading an install that predates this release does not need SQL: the first-run form adopts the existing account, so an operator signs in through it and sets a password.

    Added ​

    • Sign-in, first-run admin setup, and an Account tab for changing your own name and password, listing the devices you are signed in on, and revoking them.
    • A Users tab for admins, with the last admin protected from demotion, ban and deletion through every path that could otherwise strip them.
    • Per-user Hardcover accounts. Previously only one user per install could connect one, and a scheduled sync spent whichever token sorted first; the install-wide phase now uses an admin's token and skips, loudly, if no admin has connected.
    • GET /api/health/live, an I/O-free liveness probe for container health checks. GET /api/health keeps its existing readiness semantics and its response shape.
    • The realtime event socket now follows the session: it closes when the session behind it is revoked, and re-dials to be re-scoped when your role changes rather than signing you out.

    Fixed and hardened ​

    Ownership is now enforced on every read surface — inbox, dashboard counts, search suggestions, uploader attribution and library facets no longer leak other users' pre-approval uploads or raw user ids. Rate limiting buckets IPv4 clients individually, applies a per-credential budget to KoSync and sign-in, and bounds the request body before it is parsed. EPUB parsing runs in linear time and refuses archives crafted to exhaust memory. Redis is treated as a cache rather than the authority on who is signed in, so an outage degrades instead of signing everyone out. Remote cover fetching, ingestion paths, WebSocket upgrades and proxy-derived client addresses are all validated at their boundaries.

Patch Changes ​

  • Updated dependencies [1b6c424]
    • @libris/api-hono@2.0.0

1.1.2 ​

Patch Changes ​

  • 11664da: Make the unit-test tasks cacheable again.

    Both @libris/api-hono#test and @libris/web#test were reported by Vite Task as not cached because they modified their inputs on every single run — locally and in CI. The cause: loading a TypeScript vite.config.ts makes Vite write a transient .mjs into node_modules/.vite-temp/, import it, then delete it. Because both tasks declare input: [{ auto: true }], which tracks the whole package directory, that write lands inside the tracked input set and the task fingerprint changes mid-run.

    Excluding node_modules/.vite-temp/** from both tasks fixes it. A repeat vp run -r test with no changes now reports 3/3 cache hit and finishes in 0.19s instead of re-running the full suite (~73s locally, ~5 minutes on a 2-core CI runner, since the api-hono suite is 481 tests each bootstrapping a PGlite instance).

  • 75bb9af: Port CI/CD from Forgejo Actions to GitHub Actions, and publish images to GHCR.

    .github/workflows/ci.yml replaces .forgejo/workflows/ci.yml: jobs move to ubuntu-latest, setup-vp loses its Forgejo-only full-URL form, and the artifact actions go to v4 (v3 was shut down on github.com in January 2025). The separate e2e-pr and e2e-main jobs are merged into one e2e job that selects the @smoke subset on pull requests and the full suite on pushes, so the service, container, and env setup can no longer drift between them. Shards go from 2 to 3, and a concurrency group cancels superseded runs. The bespoke PR-comment step that called the Forgejo issues API is dropped — GitHub's native checks UI already reports per-shard status.

    .github/workflows/release.yml replaces publish-images.yml and switches the release strategy to changesets/action@v1. Releases are now PR-gated: merging to main opens a "chore: version packages" PR, and merging that is what triggers the release. The action runs without a publish input, since no workspace goes to npm.

    The old two-job split existed only because the Forgejo runners were split — one had Node without a Docker daemon, the other a daemon without Node. A GitHub runner has both, so the ci/release-<run_id> staging branch, the re-clone, and the rebase-onto-main are all gone. Publishing is idempotent via the existing composite-tag registry check, so no commit-message sniffing is needed to detect the version merge. Registry auth uses the built-in GITHUB_TOKEN, retiring the REGISTRY_TOKEN secret, and the build gains buildx with a GitHub Actions layer cache.

    Docs and agent instructions follow: docs/ci-cd.md is rewritten for the new workflows and documents the release flow, docs/deployment.md points at ghcr.io/razorsim/libris, and fj is replaced by gh throughout AGENTS.md, CLAUDE.md, README.md, and docs/contributing.md.

  • 75bb9af: Upgrade Vite+ from 0.1.24 to 0.2.6 and move the Node toolchain to 26.5.0.

    Vite+ 0.2.0 dropped @voidzero-dev/vite-plus-test (its rebundled Vitest copy) and now runs upstream Vitest, pulled in transitively by vite-plus. The workspace catalog no longer aliases vitest to the removed wrapper, and the vitest override / peer-dependency rules that existed only to serve that alias are gone. import ... from "vite-plus/test" is unaffected.

    Toolchain moves with it: Vite 8.0.16 -> 8.1.5, Rolldown 1.0.3 -> 1.2.0, Vitest 4.1.8 -> 4.1.10 (includes the GHSA-p63j-vcc4-9vmv fix), oxfmt 0.52 -> 0.60, oxlint 1.67 -> 1.75, oxlint-tsgolint 0.23 -> 7.0.2001 (stable tsgolint 7), tsdown 0.22.1 -> 0.22.13.

    Node 26 pins brought in step with the runtime:

    • .node-version pinned to 26.5.0 (was the floating major 26)
    • Docker images pinned to node:26.5.0-slim, with pnpm@11.5.0 matching packageManager and vite-plus@0.2.6 pinned in the builder stage
    • @types/node catalog bumped ^25 -> ^26 to match the runtime major
    • api-hono's tsdown target corrected node24 -> node26, so the bundle is no longer down-levelled below the runtime it actually ships on

    Also fixes the local test:e2e:docker path, which could not boot:

    • the Playwright image ships Node 24, below the engines.node floor, so the compose entrypoint now provisions the pinned Node via n into a cached volume and installs pnpm explicitly (Node 25+ no longer bundles corepack)
    • playwright.config.ts invoked pnpm --filter @libris/web run dev, a script the Vite+ task migration had removed; it now goes through vp run -F @libris/web dev

  • 75bb9af: Convert the user-guide screenshots from PNG to WebP.

    All 29 images in docs/guide/images/ are now WebP at quality 90 (webp:method=6), and every reference in README.md and docs/guide/*.md was rewritten to match.

    This was the dominant cost in the repo: the PNGs were 7.9MB of a 12MB tracked tree, all of them unoptimized retina-scale captures at 1376x1403. WebP brings that to 1.8MB, a 77% reduction, taking the whole tracked tree from 12MB to 5.4MB — a cost every clone was paying.

    Quality 90 was chosen after measuring: PSNR 41.6dB, and a 1:1 crop of a text-dense region is visually indistinguishable from the original, which matters because these are UI screenshots where readers need to make out interface text.

    Application images are deliberately untouched — apps/web/public/ favicons and PWA icons must stay PNG/ICO for manifest and apple-touch-icon compatibility, and the logos are already SVG.

  • Updated dependencies [11664da]

  • Updated dependencies [75bb9af]

  • Updated dependencies [75bb9af]

  • Updated dependencies [75bb9af]

    • @libris/api-hono@1.1.2

1.1.1 ​

Patch Changes ​

  • @libris/api-hono@1.1.1

1.1.0 ​

Minor Changes ​

  • 4b86d47: Make book language a canonical ISO 639-1 code everywhere so language filtering is reliable.

    • Add a shared, dependency-free normalizeLanguage/languageLabel/LANGUAGES module (@libris/api-hono/languages) used by both the API and the web app.
    • Predict language at ingestion: normalize the embedded EPUB <dc:language> tag (en-GB/English/eng → en, it-IT/Italian → it). When the tag is missing or unrecognized, detect the language (tinyld) from a sample of the book's body prose (spine-ordered, skipping short front matter), falling back to the title + description. The approve, PATCH, and apply-metadata routes re-normalize on write as a safety net.
    • Replace the free-text language inputs with a searchable language select in the edit modal and the inbox review picker; the library filter, chips, table, and badges now display full language names while filtering by code.
    • Add a db:normalize-languages backfill script (dry-run by default, --apply to write) to clean up existing inconsistent values.
    • Add a "Browse by Language" OPDS catalog: a navigation feed listing only the languages present in the library (as full names) plus per-language acquisition feeds (/opds/languages and /opds/languages/{code}).

Patch Changes ​

  • Updated dependencies [4b86d47]
    • @libris/api-hono@1.1.0

1.0.1 ​

Patch Changes ​

  • Updated dependencies [1442ee7]
    • @libris/api-hono@1.0.1

1.0.0 ​

Initial public release.