SwipeAnything/CHANGELOG.md

Changelog

All notable changes to this project are documented here. Format loosely follows Keep a Changelog.

[Unreleased]

Added

• PDF / RAW / ZIP previews on the folder adapter: PDFs show a first-page Quick Look thumb (iframe fallback); camera RAW (dng, cr2, nef, …) uses QL thumbs; .zip lists contained files (no extract) via a zero-dep central-directory reader (lib/zip-list.js).
• Video / CSV covered in demo seed + preview-type tests; npm run seed-demo rebuilds /tmp/swipe-demo.
• File details bottom sheet: press i / Details / click the filename (path, size, dates; image dimensions / camera on macOS; zip entry summary). Copy path + Reveal in Finder. Setting "Show file details on each card by default". Immich returns EXIF-ish fields from its asset API.
• Organize folders (keys 0–9) on the local folder adapter: map number keys to destination folders in Settings, then press 0–9 (or tap the chips) to move the current file there. Undo restores it. Destination dirs inside the source tree are excluded from the queue so sorted files don't bounce back in.
• OLED dark design tokens (DM Sans + IBM Plex Mono) documented under design-system/swipeanything/MASTER.md.
• New settings field type folderMap (and adapter getActions()) so organize destinations are schema-driven like everything else.
• Gitea Actions CI (.gitea/workflows/ci.yml): npm test + gitleaks on every push/PR — the first PR gate for this repo.
• Settings UI polish: selected-adapter highlight, custom radios (no native connecting-line artifact), styled password/select fields, cleaner radio accessible names, and adapter-scoped settings when switching sources.

Added (earlier)

• Immich adapter (adapters/immich.js): swipe through a self-hosted Immich photo library. Reject moves the asset to Immich's own trash; undo restores it. Second reference implementation of the adapter contract, demonstrating a remote-API source alongside the local filesystem.
• Real thumbnails on macOS via a qlmanage (Quick Look)-backed cache (lib/thumbnails.js), covering HEIC/HEIF images and video poster frames for free. Falls back to the original file on any failure/timeout or on non-macOS platforms.
• Native folder picker: a "Browse…" button next to folder-type settings fields opens a real macOS Finder dialog (POST /api/browse-folder, via osascript). Falls back to manual typing elsewhere.
• Empty trash: a separate, confirm-guarded action (shown in the header once the folder adapter's trash is non-empty) that permanently deletes what "Reject" has moved aside. The only place this project deletes anything outright.
• Session resume: review progress now persists to .swipeanything-session.json and survives a server restart (and a same-folder "Rescan"), as long as the underlying item set hasn't changed.
• Accessibility pass: a live region announces "Item X of Y: name" on every card change, action buttons get full aria-labels (e.g. "Keep, right arrow"), the shortcuts dialog traps and restores focus, focus rings are visible everywhere, the progress bar is a real role="progressbar"/aria-valuenow, and header actions are <button>s instead of <a href="#">.
• Test suite (test/, npm test) using Node's built-in test runner: the folder adapter against real temp directories, the Immich adapter against a mocked fetch, and the HTTP API end-to-end.
• password and select settings field types (used by the Immich adapter's API key and order fields).

Changed

• Adapter contract: resolvePreviewPath(itemId) replaced with streamPreview(itemId, res) / streamThumbnail(itemId, res), so adapters can serve previews from anywhere (local file, proxied remote fetch, etc.), not just a local path handed to res.sendFile.
• server.js now exports { app, start } instead of calling app.listen() at import time, and reads its config/session file paths from SWIPEANYTHING_CONFIG_PATH / SWIPEANYTHING_SESSION_PATH when set — both needed to make the app testable in-process.

[0.1.0] - initial version

• Local folder adapter: swipe local files, reject moves to .swipeanything-trash/, undo restores.
• Pluggable adapter framework (adapters/base.js) with a generic, schema-driven settings UI.
• Vanilla HTML/CSS/JS swipe UI: drag gestures, keyboard shortcuts (keep/reject/skip/undo), visual keep/reject stamps, shortcuts help modal.
• Zero-build-step Node.js + Express server.