- Stats page: database storage donut chart with per-table breakdown and total size
- Discover page: 5 new sections mined from metadata cache (zero API calls):
Undiscovered Albums, New In Your Genres, From Your Labels, Deep Cuts, Genre Explorer
- Genre Deep Dive modal: artists (clickable → artist page), popular tracks,
albums with download flow, related genre pills, in-library badges
- All cache queries filtered by active metadata source (Spotify/iTunes/Deezer)
- Stale cache entries (404) gracefully fall back to name+artist resolution
- Album cards show "In Library" badge, artist avatars scaled by prominence
- Stats page: full mobile layout with compact cards, charts, ranked lists
- Artist hero: stacked layout, compact image/name/badges, top tracks below
- Enhanced library: meta header/expanded header stack vertically, track table
collapses action columns into bottom sheet popover on mobile
- Automations: builder sidebar collapses, inputs go full width
- Hydrabase/Issues/Help: responsive stacking and compact layouts
- Fix grid blowout: add min-width:0 to stats grid children and overflow:hidden
Integrates play history data into the discovery algorithm:
- Listening profile: _get_listening_profile() builds user's top artists,
genres, play counts, and listening velocity from the last 30 days
- Artist genre cache: pre-built from local DB for O(1) genre lookups
- Release Radar: +10 genre affinity, +15 artist familiarity, -10 overplay
penalty. Weights rebalanced to 45% recency + 25% popularity + bonuses
- Discovery Weekly: serendipity scoring within tiers — boosts unheard
artists in preferred genres, penalizes overplayed artists
- Recent Albums: adaptive time window (21-60 days) based on listening
velocity — heavy listeners get fresher content, casual listeners more
- New "Because You Listen To" sections: personalized carousels based on
user's top 3 played artists via similar artists + genre fallback
- New endpoint: /api/discover/because-you-listen-to with artist images
- Frontend: BYLT sections with artist photo headers on discover page
- All changes gracefully fall back when no listening data exists
Full stats dashboard that polls Plex/Jellyfin/Navidrome for play
history and presents it with Chart.js visualizations:
Backend:
- ListeningStatsWorker polls active server every 30 min
- listening_history DB table with dedup, play_count/last_played on tracks
- get_play_history() and get_track_play_counts() for all 3 servers
- Pre-computed cache for all time ranges (7d/30d/12m/all) rebuilt each sync
- Single cached endpoint serves all stats data instantly
- Stats query methods: top artists/albums/tracks, timeline, genres, health
Frontend:
- New Stats nav page with glassmorphic container matching dashboard style
- Overview cards (plays, time, artists, albums, tracks) with accent hover
- Listening timeline bar chart (Chart.js)
- Genre breakdown doughnut chart with legend
- Top artists visual bubbles with profile pictures + ranked list
- Top albums and tracks ranked lists with album art
- Library health: format breakdown bar, unplayed count, enrichment coverage
- Recently played timeline with relative timestamps
- Time range pills with instant switching via cache
- Sync Now button with spinner, last synced timestamp
- Clickable artist names navigate to library artist detail
- Last.fm global listeners shown alongside personal play counts
- SoulID badges on matched artists
- Empty state when no data synced yet
- Mobile responsive layout
DB migrations: listening_history table, play_count/last_played columns,
all with idempotent CREATE IF NOT EXISTS / PRAGMA checks.
Opus ffmpeg command now uses -map 0:a to extract only the audio stream,
matching the user's working command and preventing picture stream
interference with the encoder. After conversion, cover art is embedded
from the source FLAC using Mutagen: Opus gets METADATA_BLOCK_PICTURE
(base64-encoded per OGG spec), AAC gets MP4Cover. Applied to both
the post-download lossy copy and the repair job fix handler.
The lossy converter fix handler now reads codec and bitrate fresh
from the Settings page when converting, not from what was stored
in the finding details at scan time. Users can change their codec
preference after scanning and Fix All will use the new setting.
The lossy converter fix handler now reads delete_original from its
own job settings (repair.jobs.lossy_converter.settings.delete_original)
instead of the global lossy_copy.delete_original. Defaults to false.
Separate from the per-download Blasphemy Mode toggle in Settings.
New library maintenance job that scans for FLAC files missing a lossy
copy (MP3/Opus/AAC) and creates findings. Fix action converts via
ffmpeg using the configured codec/bitrate from Settings. Supports
Blasphemy Mode (delete original + update DB path). Finding details
store codec/bitrate from scan time for consistency. Disabled by
default, manual-run only, no auto-schedule.
- Add get_artist_top_tracks to Last.fm client (up to 100 tracks)
- Include lastfm_listeners, lastfm_playcount, lastfm_tags, lastfm_bio,
and soul_id in artist detail API response
- New endpoint: /api/artist/<id>/lastfm-top-tracks for lazy loading
- Hero layout: image (160px) | center (name, badges, genres, bio,
listener/play stats, progress bars) | right card (scrollable top
100 tracks from Last.fm)
- Badges 36px with hover lift, bio in subtle card with Read More
toggle, Last.fm tags merged with existing genres
- Numbers formatted: 1234567 → 1.2M
- Graceful degradation: sections hidden when Last.fm data unavailable
Lossy copy now supports MP3, Opus, and AAC (M4A) codecs with a
configurable dropdown in settings. Each codec uses the appropriate
ffmpeg encoder (libmp3lame/libopus/aac) and Mutagen tag writer
(ID3/Vorbis/MP4). Quality tag, filename substitution, and Blasphemy
Mode file cleanup all work per-codec. Backward compatible — existing
configs default to MP3.
get_current_profile_id() uses Flask's g object which doesn't exist
in background threads. Now profile_id is captured at request time
and passed as a parameter to _run_sync_task. All 8 call sites
updated. Automation path defaults to profile_id=1.
Orphan detector: add normalized tag matching that strips parentheticals
and brackets (feat. X, [FLAC 16bit], etc.) and tries first-artist-only
for comma-separated artists. Prevents false orphan flags for tracks
like "The Mountain (feat. Dennis Hopper...)" that exist in DB as
"The Mountain". All lookups remain O(1) set operations.
Orphan fix: replace auto-delete with user choice prompt. Single Fix
and Fix All both show modal asking "Move to Staging" or "Delete".
Move to Staging relocates file to import staging folder for proper
re-import with metadata matching. Fix action flows through API
endpoint → repair_worker.fix_finding → _fix_orphan_file handler.
Staging path uses docker_resolve_path for container compatibility.
When searching for "Playing the Angel (Deluxe)", MusicBrainz would
match the standard release because its higher popularity score
outweighed the lower title similarity. Now match_release extracts
version qualifiers (Deluxe, Remastered, etc.) from both the query
and each result, applying a +10 bonus for exact qualifier match,
+5 for partial, and -5 penalty when the query has a qualifier but
the result doesn't. This ensures deluxe downloads get the deluxe
MBID, preventing Navidrome from splitting albums.
SoulID worker generates deterministic soul IDs for all library entities:
- Artists: hash(name + debut_year) — searches iTunes + Deezer APIs,
verifies correct artist by matching discography against local DB
albums via MusicMatchingEngine, pools years from both sources and
picks the earliest. Falls back to hash(name) if no match found.
- Albums: hash(artist + album)
- Tracks: song ID hash(artist + track) + album ID hash(artist + album + track)
Dashboard button with trans2.png logo, rainbow spinner, hover tooltip.
Worker orb with rainbow effect. SoulSync badge on library artist cards.
DB migration adds soul_id columns with indexes to artists/albums/tracks.
Migration version flag auto-resets artist soul IDs when algorithm changes.
1. Fix filename parser pattern order — "01 - Title" now matched
before "Artist - Title", preventing track numbers being treated
as artist names (e.g., "08" no longer becomes the artist)
2. Tag priority over filename parsing — shared _read_staging_file_metadata()
helper reads title, artist, albumartist, album, track_number, disc_number
from Mutagen tags. Only falls back to filename parsing when BOTH title
AND artist tags are empty. Applied to all 3 staging scan sites.
3. Improved match scoring — rebalanced from title(0.5)+tracknum(0.5) to
title(0.45)+artist(0.15)+tracknum(0.30)+album_bonus(0.10). Files
whose album tag matches the selected album get boosted.
4. Auto-group detection — new /api/import/staging/groups endpoint groups
staging files by album+artist tags. Frontend shows "Auto-Detected
Albums" section with one-click search. Match endpoint accepts
optional file_paths filter to scope matching to a specific group.
- Use correct server request types: 'tracks', 'albums', 'artists',
'artist.albums', 'album.tracks' (were singular, caused timeouts)
- Normalize artists to strings (server may send dicts)
- Use native plugin IDs (iTunes/Spotify) instead of soul_id for
album/artist/track IDs so downstream endpoints can resolve them
- Carry soul_id and plugin_id in external_urls for routing
- Pass plugin param from frontend to server for correct client routing
(iTunes vs Deezer vs Spotify) with isdigit() fallback
- Route source=hydrabase to iTunes client for artist images
- Include external_urls in enhanced search API response
- Reduce WebSocket timeout from 15s to 8s
- Remove stale hydrabase.enabled check, use is_connected() directly
- Add hydrabase to frontend alternate source fetch list
- Normalize Hydrabase artists to strings (server may send dicts),
fixing silent crashes that prevented albums/tracks from appearing
Implements get_track_details, get_album, get_artist, get_artist_albums,
get_track_features, is_authenticated, and reload_config to match the
iTunes/Deezer client interface. Each method tries a specific request
type first then falls back to search if the server doesn't support it.
Preserves existing get_album_tracks (List[Track]) for backward compat.
Post-processing now extracts release year from MusicBrainz, Deezer,
Tidal, Qobuz, and Spotify context (first source wins). Writes
ORIGINALDATE and DATE tags to file, and backfills the album year
in the DB if currently missing. Fixes Library Reorganize showing
blank years for Tidal-only downloads.
Also raises Library Reorganize API year lookup cap from 50 to 200.
Adds rainbow color interpolation synced to the same ~3s cycle as the
CSS rainbow-spinner animation. Applies to orb core, glow, pulse rings,
connection lines, and spark particles.
Tabs, cards, form rows, buttons, toggles, and inputs all get
tactile hover/focus/active states with lifts, glows, and accent
highlights to clarify which section the user is editing.
- Add debouncedAutoSaveSettings() to moveHybridSource and toggleHybridSource
- Skip unconfigured sources at search time with is_configured() check
- Add get_source_status() to orchestrator, include in settings API response
- Auto-disable unconfigured sources in UI on settings load
Failed tracks had candidates from the initial search but no way to
retry with a different source. Now clickable like not_found tracks
to open the manual match modal.
Album pre-flight now tries 3 query variations instead of one:
full artist+album, cleaned artist+album (no feat./parentheticals),
and album-only. Stops at first success. Fixes cases where a banned
keyword in the artist name caused zero results, falling back to
slower track-by-track search unnecessarily.
Post-processing: Extract 7 inline source lookup blocks into standalone
_pp_lookup_* functions called in configurable order via
metadata_enhancement.post_process_order config. Default order matches
original hardcoded sequence — zero behavioral change.
Hydrabase: Fix connected Hydrabase incorrectly becoming primary source.
_is_hydrabase_active() now only returns True in dev_mode (legacy).
Auto-connect no longer forces dev_mode. Hydrabase as fallback works
through normal _get_metadata_fallback_client path like iTunes/Deezer.
Settings button min-width fix.
- Remove redundant enable checkbox — fallback dropdown is the enable
- Hydrabase option only appears in dropdown when connected
- Connect/disconnect dynamically adds/removes dropdown option
- _is_hydrabase_active checks fallback_source == hydrabase (not config toggle)
- Fallback client returns hydrabase_client when selected, iTunes if disconnected
- Auto-reconnect respects fallback selection for dev_mode handling
- hydrabase added to settings save service list for persistence
- Status shows green Connected on page load when auto-connected
Hydrabase appears as a switchable source tab alongside Spotify/iTunes/
Deezer when connected and enabled. Added to alternate_sources list and
enhanced-search/source endpoint. Tab only shows when Hydrabase is
available — zero change when disconnected.
Add Hydrabase section to Settings → Connections with enable toggle,
WebSocket URL, API key, auto-connect, and connect/disconnect button.
_is_hydrabase_active() now checks hydrabase.enabled config in addition
to dev_mode — either path activates it. Default disabled, zero change
for existing users. Dev admin page stays behind dev mode password.
Worker checked self.client.sp (non-None even without Spotify auth due
to fallback) instead of is_spotify_authenticated(). Searched via
iTunes/Deezer fallback, got numeric IDs, rejected them all with
warnings. Now sleeps when Spotify isn't authenticated instead of
making pointless fallback searches.
Non-admin: 3-tab layout (Music Services | Server | Scrobbling).
Admin: just ListenBrainz, no tabs (unchanged).
Server tab auto-detects active server (Plex/Jellyfin) and shows
library name dropdowns instead of raw ID inputs. Modal has max-height
with scroll, tab bar with accent underline indicator.
Adds Tidal per-profile OAuth with token storage on profile row.
Auth initiation stores profile_id in PKCE state, callback detects
it and stores encrypted tokens per-profile instead of globally.
Personal settings modal now shows Spotify, Tidal, Server Library,
and ListenBrainz sections for non-admin profiles. Admin sees only
ListenBrainz (unchanged). Server library selection wired into
playlist sync via _apply_profile_library.
Full per-profile support: Spotify (credentials + OAuth + playlists),
Tidal (OAuth + token storage), server library (Plex/Jellyfin/Navidrome),
ListenBrainz (existing). All backwards compatible — upgrading users
see zero change.
PlaylistSyncService now accepts profile_id and applies per-profile
library selection before syncing. _apply_profile_library sets Plex
library name or Jellyfin user/library on the client based on the
profile's saved preferences. All existing _get_active_media_client
calls automatically pick up the active profile via instance state.
Admin and profiles without custom library settings: zero change.
get_spotify_client_for_profile() returns the right SpotifyClient for
the active profile. Admin and profiles without custom creds get the
global client (zero behavioral change). Profiles with custom creds
get a dedicated cached instance with separate OAuth token storage.
Playlist listing endpoint now uses per-profile client so non-admin
users with their own Spotify credentials see their own playlists.
Broque Thomas