naomi
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## Summary This PR implements several improvements to the library application: - Added start and finish date tracking for media items - Added "Retired" category for abandoned media - Implemented avatar-based user menu with dropdown navigation - Added automatic background token refresh to prevent session expiry - Created centralised logging system with frontend-to-API log forwarding - Added toast notifications for error handling ## Changes ### Media Tracking (#41) - Added `dateStarted` and `dateFinished` fields to Books, Games, Manga, Music, and Shows - Updated TypeScript types, Prisma schema, and API services - Added manual date input fields to frontend forms - Properly converts HTML date strings to Date objects before API submission ### Retired Category (#43) - Added `RETIRED` status to all media type enums - Updated Prisma schema, frontend dropdowns, and filter buttons - Added status label handling for retired items ### User Menu (#46) - Replaced username text with avatar image in header - Created dropdown menu with navigation items (Users, Audit, Suggestions) - Added logout button to menu - Implemented keyboard accessibility (tabindex, role, keyup handlers) ### Token Refresh (#44) - Implemented automatic token refresh every 13 minutes in background - Added proactive refresh to prevent token expiry during form filling - Prevents users from losing form data due to expired sessions ### Centralised Logging (#1) - Created `/log` endpoint on API to receive frontend logs - Replaced API console.log calls with @nhcarrigan/logger - Created ConsoleLoggerService to intercept all console methods on frontend - Added global error handlers (window.error, unhandledrejection) on frontend - Added process error handlers (uncaughtException, unhandledRejection, SIGTERM, SIGINT) on API - All frontend console activity now forwarded to centralised logging ### Error Handling - Created ToastService and ToastComponent for displaying errors - Integrated with GlobalErrorHandler and HTTP interceptor - Added accessibility features (keyboard navigation, ARIA attributes) - Set toast opacity to 40% for optimal readability ### Testing & Build - Fixed pre-existing test failure for GET / route (now returns version info) - Added ESM module mocking (jsdom, marked, dompurify, @nhcarrigan/logger) - Configured Jest with isolatedModules to handle TypeScript errors - Excluded test-setup.ts from production build - All tests passing (123 total) - Build passing with no errors ## Test Plan - [x] All tests pass (123 tests) - [x] Build passes without errors - [x] Lint passes (only pre-existing warnings) - [x] Date fields work correctly on all media types - [x] Retired status displays and filters properly - [x] Avatar menu opens/closes correctly with keyboard and mouse - [x] Token refresh prevents session expiry - [x] Toast notifications appear for errors - [x] Frontend logs forward to API successfully - [x] Root route returns version information Closes #41 Closes #43 Closes #44 Closes #46 Closes #1 🤖 Generated with [Claude Code](https://claude.com/claude-code) Co-authored-by: Hikari <hikari@nhcarrigan.com> Reviewed-on: #50 Co-authored-by: Naomi Carrigan <commits@nhcarrigan.com> Co-committed-by: Naomi Carrigan <commits@nhcarrigan.com>
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