- 'Edited X ago' now shows real relative time from page.updated_at
- timeAgo computed getter in editorState() calculates relative time
- Export now generates a Markdown file from blocks and triggers download
- blocksToMarkdown() helper converts blocks to proper Markdown syntax
(headings, lists, todos, quotes, dividers, code blocks)
- More menu items: Duplicate (was working), Export (now works),
Move to Trash (was working), Copy link (via shortcut)
- Main content area now shows file/folder tree with breadcrumb navigation
- Click folders to drill down, click files to open
- Breadcrumb shows current path with clickable segments
- Sorted tree: folders first, then files alphabetically
- refreshTree() now reloads without full page reload
- Empty state with 'New file' button when folder is empty
The unified _header.html already renders the topbar with breadcrumb. The
page_editor had a second 'page-topbar' div in the content area with the
same buttons (Share, Copy link, Favorite, More). Removed the duplicate
actions from the header, keeping them only in the content area where
they are in the correct Alpine scope (editorState()).
This fixes:
- Double header visual duplication
- Share/Copy/Favorite/More buttons now work (in editorState scope)
Backend:
- DELETE /api/local-workspace/items/{id} now soft-deletes (sets deleted_at
instead of hard DELETE) — items go to trash, not permanently gone
- New POST /api/local-workspace/items/{id}/restore to undo a delete
- _load_workspace_pages() and _load_children() now filter deleted_at IS NULL
so soft-deleted items disappear from sidebar and tree queries
Frontend:
- undoDelete() now calls the restore API per item (single or bulk)
- bulkDelete() now shows the same undo banner as context menu delete
- All delete paths (ctxMenu, bulk, modal) use the same soft-delete + undo flow
The context menu component (_ctxMenuData) was calling methods on
window._wsInitData (the raw JS object), NOT on Alpine's reactive proxy.
This meant that changes made by ctxMenuDelete/ctxMenuDuplicate (like
updating displayTree) were applied to the raw object but not reflected
in Alpine's reactive proxy that controls DOM rendering.
Fix: _ctxMenuData now uses a _ws() helper that returns window._wsData
(Alpine proxy, set in init()) with fallback to window._wsInitData for
safety. All context menu actions now go through the reactive proxy.
Replaced fragile _removeFromTree() + displayTree spread (which had Alpine
reactivity issues) with a clean _reloadAfterAction() call that reloads the
tree from the API. This is the same approach used by doDelete() and
doRename(), which work reliably. _reloadAfterAction also triggers the
sidebar refresh via window.appState.refreshSidebarTree().
Replaced the fragile event-based sidebar refresh with direct function calls:
- appState.init() now sets window.appState = this
- _reloadAfterAction(), doCreate(), deleteWithUndo() call
window.appState.refreshSidebarTree() directly (no DOM event)
- Sidebar handlers (drop, deleteWorkspacePage, wsCtxAction, newFolder)
call window._wsData._reloadAfterAction() directly (no DOM event)
- Removed event listeners for flowdeck:workspace-changed and
flowdeck:sidebar-refresh from local_workspace.html
This is more reliable than CustomEvent which had timing/scope issues.
- Sidebar 'drop' handler now calls refreshSidebarTree() + dispatches
'flowdeck:workspace-changed' instead of window.location.reload()
- Global refreshSidebarFromEvent() now targets .app-layout[x-data] first
to avoid picking up the wrong Alpine component when multiple x-data
elements exist on the page
deleteWithUndo() (called by ctxMenuDelete) was removing the node from the
local tree but never notifying the sidebar to refresh. Added dispatch of
'flowdeck:sidebar-refresh' event so the sidebar tree updates dynamically
without requiring a full page reload.
HTML entities like ' are decoded by the browser BEFORE Alpine evaluates
the expression, so the JS parser still sees a raw single quote. Backslash
escape (\') is the correct approach: the HTML parser preserves it, then
JavaScript interprets \' as an escaped quote in the string literal.
- Nouvel événement 'flowdeck:workspace-changed' dispatché depuis les actions
sidebar (deleteWorkspacePage, wsCtxAction rename/delete, newFolderInWorkspace)
- La vue principale local_workspace.html écoute 'flowdeck:workspace-changed'
et appelle _reloadAfterAction() pour rafraîchir son arbre
- _reloadAfterAction() continue à dispatcher 'flowdeck:sidebar-refresh'
pour le rafraîchissement sidebar uniquement (évite la boucle infinie)
- Correction du double confirm dans deleteWorkspacePage (skipConfirm=true
depuis wsCtxAction qui a déjà confirmé)
- Extracted render_workspace_tree macro into _workspace_tree_macro.html
so it can be imported independently from base.html (which has many
template variables like user, workspace_name, etc.)
- Fixed GET /api/sidebar/workspace-tree to use the extracted macro
- Added error logging for easier debugging
- New endpoint GET /api/sidebar/workspace-tree returns sidebar tree HTML fragment
- refreshSidebarTree() in appState() fetches and replaces #sidebar-workspace-items
- Custom event 'flowdeck:sidebar-refresh' dispatched after doCreate/doRename/doDelete
- newFolderInWorkspace, deleteWorkspacePage, wsCtxAction('rename') now use
refreshSidebarTree() instead of window.location.reload()
- Sidebar stays in sync without full page refresh
- loadGiteaTree: skip if giteaWorkspace component already loaded tree
- loadGiteaTree: check r.ok, add console.error logging, show error in UI
- loadGiteaTree: use .bind(this) for correct this in callbacks
- gitea_workspace.html: replace querySelector('[x-data]') with captured self
in loadSidebarTree, loadSubdir, Private Pages click handlers
- Prevents loadGiteaTree from overwriting loadSidebarTree results
on /gitea-workspace page
closeSettings() now:
- Refreshes the parent page (history.back + reload)
- Handles tab navigation between settings sections
- Falls back to /workspaces redirect if no history
1. Settings X button: closeSettings() goes back, skipping hash-only navigation
→ No more double-click to close
2. Workspaces page: Connect Gitea link now includes &mode=link
→ Same link as Settings → Integrations (was missing mode=link)
- Opening /gitea-workspace auto-creates a local workspace with same name
- New Page/New Folder in remote context → saves to local mirror workspace
- Sidebar stays focused on remote workspace (🔗 icon, remote tree)
- local_ws_id passed to Alpine for API calls
- /api/local-workspace/items accepts workspace_id in body
Bug 1: newPageInWorkspace() allait toujours vers local-workspace API
→ Maintenant détecte workspaceKey contient '/' → Gitea API PUT file
Bug 2: workspace_name dans gitea_workspace ne persistait pas
→ Cookie flowdeck_workspace posé côté serveur au premier chargement
Bug 3: icône 📁 fixe dans sidebar — pas d'indication remote
→ 🔗 affiché quand workspace_key contient '/' (remote), 📁 sinon
newFolderInWorkspace() : avertissement si workspace distant
(car les dossiers n'existent pas dans un repo Git)
- publishPage() → POST /api/pages/{id}/publish
- unpublishPage() → DELETE /api/pages/{id}/publish
- shareInvite() → POST /api/pages/{id}/share
- loadShares() → GET /api/pages/{id}/shares
- removeShare() → DELETE /api/pages/{id}/share/{sid}
- All buttons now call real API instead of local state toggle
Erreur: block 'page_title' defined twice → TemplateAssertionError
Fix: title_prefix (nouveau bloc) pour <title>, page_title (existant) pour Alpine
10 templates mis à jour avec title_prefix.
- Le titre de page (onglet) : 'bruno/flowdeck' au lieu de 'Gitea Workspace'
- Le topbar breadcrumb : owner/repo correctement peuplé
- workspace_name + workspace_initial passés au template
Téléchargés et servis depuis /static/js/:
- alpine.min.js (44 KB) — remplace unpkg.com
- htmx.min.js (51 KB) — remplace unpkg.com
- sortable.min.js (45 KB) — remplace cdn.jsdelivr.net
- prism.min.js (19 KB) + prism.css (1.3 KB) — remplace cdnjs
Corrige le bug 'rien ne fonctionne' quand le réseau est lent/absent:
sans CDN, Alpine.js/HTMX/SortableJS ne chargeaient pas →
tous les @click, x-show, x-data, drag-drop inopérants.
Si Alpine échoue à s'initialiser, x-show n'était pas traité
et les modals apparaissaient par défaut. display:none en fallback
garantit qu'ils sont cachés, Alpine les montre via x-show.
Alpine 3.x a renommé .away en .outside. Toutes les occurrences dans:
- base.html (3: user menu, context menu, ws ctx)
- page_editor.html (5: share, perm, access, more, gsMore)
- workspaces.html (1: dialog overlay)
- workspace.html (1: modal overlay)
- local_workspace.html (6: create, rename, delete modals, context menus)
Ces .away cassées empêchaient tous les @click Alpine de fonctionner
sur ces pages (Cancel, Delete, et tous les autres boutons modaux).
- @click.away n'existe pas dans Alpine 3.x (renommé @click.outside)
6 occurrences corrigées dans local_workspace.html
- Ajout Alpine.data('_wsInitData') pour un binding fiable des @click
(le IIFE seul ne garantissait pas une reconnaissance Alpine propre)
- POST /api/gitea/projects/{owner}/{repo}/upload (binary upload)
- get_file_commits() in GiteaClient
- GET /api/gitea/projects/{owner}/{repo}/commits (per-file history)
- POST .../sync-labels (Gitea labels → FlowDeck tags)
- New file form + upload button in gitea_workspace.html topbar
Problème: window.history.back() restaurait la page depuis bfcache
→ le IIFE initTheme() ne se ré-exécutait pas
→ le thème dark s'affichait même après avoir sélectionné light
Fix:
- applySavedTheme() → fonction nommée, pas IIFE
- window.addEventListener('pageshow', e.persisted → reapply)
- Proper else branch: removeProperty pour le dark mode
settings.html:773: '} async' → '}, async'
Cette SyntaxError empêchait Alpine.data('settingsInit') d'être parsé
→ toutes les variables Alpine étaient undefined
- Sidebar: retrait du bouton 🌓 (dark/light) + bouton 🚪 logout
- Settings → Account → Preferences: nouveau sélecteur de thème (Dark/Light)
- Persistance localStorage 'fd_theme' — appliqué au chargement de chaque page
- initTheme() dans base.html + applyTheme() dans settings.html
- toggleTheme() conservé dans le JS mais plus utilisé dans l'UI
1. _require_gitea: fallback token admin pour les GET (orgs, projects, tree, file)
_require_user_gitea: token OAuth requis pour les write (save, delete)
2. Private Pages: table gitea_private_pages (user_id, owner, repo, title, content)
API CRUD: GET/POST/PUT/DELETE /api/gitea/projects/{o}/{r}/private-pages
UI: liste + éditeur dans le workspace Gitea, lien 🔒 Private Pages dans sidebar
Lié logiquement au projet (owner+repo), conservé entre sessions
Avant: _sidebar_data() utilisait asyncio.run() → RuntimeWarning + 302 redirects
Après: gitea_workspace.html appelle loadSidebarTree() → fetch API → injecte dans #sidebar-workspace-items
- base.html: ajout id='sidebar-workspace-items' sur le <ul> workspace
- dashboard.py: _sidebar_data() ne fait plus de fetch serveur, juste passe owner/repo
1. Tab user repos: fetch username via /auth/user → affiche 'bruno' au lieu de 'Personal'
2. Sidebar: ws_cookie='gitea:owner:repo' → _sidebar_data() fetch le tree depuis Gitea API
3. base.html: data-gitea-path/type/sha sur les items workspace pour les projets Gitea
4. gitea_workspace.html: refonte sans tree panel → navigation via sidebar
- Clic fichier → ouvre dans le contenu (lecture + edit + commit)
- Clic dossier → lazy-load les enfants dans le sidebar
5. openGitea(): set cookie flowdeck_workspace avant navigation
1. Pas de Gitea sans config: _require_gitea() → 401 si pas de token OAuth
2. Register Gitea: boutons "Login/Register with Gitea" dynamiques selon l'onglet
3. Settings → Integrations: ✅ Active / 🔗 Connect / Disconnect + API status/disconnect
4. Workspaces: tabs par org (All | org1 | org2) + barre recherche 🔍 filtrage live
5. API: GET /api/gitea/status, DELETE /api/gitea/disconnect
Backend:
- PUT /api/settings/account (full_name, login, email, password)
- Vérifie que le username n'est pas déjà pris
- Password min 6 caractères
Frontend (Settings → My Account):
- Champs éditables: Username, Full name, Email
- Section Change password avec toggle 👁/🙈
- Bouton Save changes + Update password
- Message de confirmation ✓ / ✗ avec timeout 3s