- Disable 'Sync S3' buttons when no S3 config present; add hint
- Remember active config tab via localStorage; enable isLazy Tabs
- Lazy-load Music Library data only when its tab is opened
- Clarify 'Auto-Link' as a cleanup action; disable when nothing to link
- Limit matching tab API calls with ?limit to reduce payloads
- Remove end-of-job cleanup phases from S3 sync and song matching jobs
- Update Song documents immediately after each successful match in both Phase 1 and Phase 2
- Ensure hasS3File flag is set to true immediately for each matched song
- Enable play buttons to appear instantly as songs are processed
- Make system perfectly resilient to interruptions - no orphaned files
- Allow seamless resume capability for long-running sync jobs
- Provide real-time availability of matched songs without waiting for job completion
- Maintain system consistency regardless of when sync gets interrupted
- Update pagination from 50 to 100 songs per page for better UX
- Frontend: Update usePaginatedSongs hook default pageSize to 100
- Frontend: Update API service default limits to 100
- Frontend: Update App.tsx pageSize configuration to 100
- Backend: Update songs routes default limit to 100 for both main and playlist endpoints
- Maintain existing infinite scroll functionality with larger batch sizes
- Improve performance by reducing number of API calls needed
- Verified API endpoints return correct pagination info and song counts
- Update page title to 'Rekordbox Reader - Music Library Manager'
- Create custom music-themed favicon with blue color scheme
- Add comprehensive meta tags for SEO and social sharing
- Include Open Graph and Twitter Card meta tags
- Create web app manifest for PWA support
- Add theme color and app branding
- Improve browser tab and bookmark appearance
- Add keywords and author meta tags for better discoverability
The web app now has professional branding with a custom favicon
and proper meta tags for better user experience and SEO.
- Move Upload Music, Music Library, and Song Matching tabs to Configuration page
- Add all music storage state management and functionality to Configuration component
- Remove standalone Music Storage page and route
- Update header to use single Configuration button instead of separate Music Storage button
- Create comprehensive 5-tab Configuration page:
1. Library Management (XML import, database reset)
2. Upload Music (drag & drop file uploads)
3. Music Library (file management and S3 sync)
4. Song Matching (link files to Rekordbox songs)
5. S3 Configuration (external bucket setup)
- Clean up unused imports and routes
- Provide single, comprehensive configuration experience
All configuration and music storage functionality is now centralized
in one unified page with a clean tabbed interface.
- Combine Library Management and S3 Configuration into single page
- Add tabbed interface with icons for better organization
- Move S3 Configuration from Music Storage to main Configuration page
- Use FiDatabase and FiSettings icons for visual clarity
- Increase max width to accommodate both configurations
- Remove S3 Configuration tab from Music Storage page
- Create cleaner, more organized configuration experience
All configuration options are now centralized in one place with
a clean tabbed interface for better user experience.
- Fix FiTestTube import error by replacing with FiZap (which exists in react-icons)
- Integrate S3 Configuration as a tab in Music Storage page
- Remove standalone S3 Configuration route and header button
- Clean up unused imports and routes
- Improve organization by grouping S3 functionality with Music Storage
The S3 Configuration is now accessible as a tab within the Music Storage page,
and the import error has been resolved.
- Create MusicPlayerContext for global music player state management
- Replace local music player state with global context in App.tsx
- Remove duplicate PersistentMusicPlayer from Music Storage page
- Update Music Storage to use global context instead of local state
- Wrap entire app with MusicPlayerProvider for consistent state
- Ensure single music player instance across all pages
- Fix duplicate player issue when playing songs from different pages
Now there's only one music player that works consistently across
the entire application, preventing duplicate players and conflicts.
- Create comprehensive S3 Configuration page with form-based setup
- Add backend API endpoints for S3 configuration management
- Support loading, saving, and testing S3 connections
- Include configuration validation and error handling
- Add detailed help section for AWS S3, MinIO, and other S3-compatible services
- Create secure configuration storage with sensitive data masking
- Add S3 Configuration button to main header for easy access
- Support testing bucket connectivity and permissions
- Include SSL/TLS configuration option
- Provide real-time connection testing with detailed feedback
Users can now easily configure and test external S3 bucket connections
from the frontend interface with comprehensive validation and help.
- Remove Player tab from Music Storage page
- Update play buttons to use persistent player instead of embedded player
- Add persistent player to Music Storage page for consistent experience
- Convert MusicFile objects to Song objects for persistent player compatibility
- Ensure music playback works seamlessly across both main view and Music Storage
- Create unified music playback experience throughout the application
Now users have a consistent music player experience across all pages
with the floating persistent player at the bottom of the screen.
- Create PlaylistSelectionModal component with search functionality
- Replace long dropdown menu with 'Add to Playlist...' button
- Add search bar to easily find playlists by name
- Show playlist track counts in the modal
- Add success toast notifications when songs are added
- Support nested playlists (folders) in search results
- Improve UX for users with many playlists
The actions dropdown is now much cleaner and finding playlists is easier
with the searchable modal interface.
- Remove redundant 🎵 badge from the music player itself
- Clean up Badge import that's no longer needed
- Keep the player interface clean and focused on controls
The music player now has a cleaner look without redundant visual indicators.
- Fix ObjectId casting error in PersistentMusicPlayer by handling both string IDs and populated objects
- Remove music icon badge from main view song list (play button is sufficient)
- Clean up unused Badge import in PaginatedSongList
- Ensure proper musicFileId extraction for API calls
The main view music player should now work correctly, and the UI is cleaner
without redundant music icons.
- Create PersistentMusicPlayer component with full audio controls
- Add fixed position player at bottom of screen when song is playing
- Include play/pause, skip forward/backward, volume control, and progress bar
- Auto-play songs when selected from main view
- Show song info (title, artist) and 🎵 badge
- Add close button to dismiss the player
- Simplify handlePlaySong to just set current song
- Player appears when clicking play buttons on songs with S3 files
Now users can see and control music playback from the main browser view
with a persistent, professional music player interface.
- Add play functionality to main browser view for songs with S3 files
- Add onPlaySong prop to PaginatedSongList and SongItem components
- Show 🎵 badge and play buttons for songs with S3 files in main view
- Change Music Library from tile view to list view for better organization
- Improve Music Library layout with better spacing and information display
- Add proper audio playback handling in main App.tsx
- Show linked status badges in Music Library list view
Users can now play S3-linked songs directly from the main browser view,
and the Music Library has a cleaner list layout for easier browsing.
- Fix scrolling on Music Storage page by adding proper overflow handling
- Add height constraints and flex layout for better tab panel scrolling
- Update streaming endpoint to use presigned URLs instead of direct URLs
- Improve audio error handling with better error messages
- Update MusicPlayer component with dark theme styling
- Add loading indicators and error states for better UX
- Fix audio playback for files synced from S3 subdirectories
The Music Storage page now has proper scrolling behavior and
audio playback should work correctly for all music files.
- Update MusicStorage page with dark theme colors (gray.900, gray.800, gray.700)
- Update MusicUpload component with dark theme styling
- Update SongMatching component with dark theme colors
- Match the color scheme of the main browser page
- Use consistent text colors (white, gray.100, gray.400, gray.500)
- Update cards, buttons, and alerts with dark backgrounds
- Improve hover states and visual consistency
The Music Storage page now has a consistent dark theme that matches
the main Rekordbox Reader interface.
- Add listAllFiles() method to S3Service to recursively list all files in S3 bucket
- Add getFileContent() method to download file content for metadata extraction
- Add /api/music/sync-s3 endpoint to sync S3 files with database
- Add 'Sync S3' button to Music Storage page
- Support for files in subdirectories like /Disco/
- Automatic metadata extraction for synced files
- Recursive file discovery finds all files regardless of directory structure
This allows the system to find and sync music files that were uploaded
directly to S3/MinIO, including files in subdirectories, and make them
available for song matching and browser playback.
- Add MusicStorage page import and route to App.tsx
- Add '🎵 Music Storage' button in the header for easy access
- Route: /music-storage for the Music Storage page
- All Music Storage components (MusicUpload, MusicPlayer, SongMatching) are already implemented
- Users can now access the S3 music storage functionality from the main interface
The Music Storage page provides:
- File upload with drag & drop
- Music library management
- Song matching with Rekordbox library
- Browser-based music player
- Update Song model to preserve original location field from Rekordbox XML
- Add s3File object to Song model with S3 information alongside original location
- Update SongMatchingService to link S3 files while preserving original paths
- Add location-based matching for better accuracy
- Update XML export to include S3 information while preserving original location
- Update frontend components to show both original paths and S3 information
- Add new section in SongMatching to show songs with music files
- Enhance SongList to display original file paths with folder icon
This ensures that:
- Original file paths from Rekordbox XML are preserved
- S3 information is added alongside, not replacing original data
- XML export maintains compatibility while adding S3 data
- Users can see both original paths and S3 streaming URLs
- Matching algorithms consider original file paths for better accuracy
- Add SongMatchingService with multi-criteria matching algorithms
- Add matching API routes for auto-linking and manual matching
- Add SongMatching component with statistics and suggestion modal
- Update SongList to show music file availability and play buttons
- Update MusicStorage page with song matching tab
- Enhance Song interface with music file integration
- Add comprehensive matching statistics and reporting
Features:
- Filename, title, artist, album, and duration matching
- Fuzzy matching with Levenshtein distance
- Confidence scoring and match type classification
- Auto-linking with configurable thresholds
- Manual matching with detailed suggestions
- Visual indicators for music file availability
- Integration with existing playlist functionality
Matching algorithms prioritize:
1. Exact filename matches
2. Artist-Title pattern matching
3. Metadata-based fuzzy matching
4. Duration-based validation
The system provides a complete workflow from upload to playback,
automatically linking music files to Rekordbox songs with manual
override capabilities for unmatched files.
