One function checks a whole number of a request, and one checks the
metadata field names. save_settings takes the settings by name. A rebuild
job and a story from an epub each have one builder.
The pause of the user and a missing ingest folder are separate checks.
One function gives the upload state to the settings and the story page.
A route that returns only a story no longer loads its chapters or asks
CWA for its book. The story page data loses the values that no page reads.
With CWA_ENABLED=false, Bindery ignores the CWA settings, makes no request
to CWA, and shows nothing about CWA in the log and the web interface. A
set INGEST_DIR still gets each changed book as a plain epub.
Without it, the log names each CWA function that a missing setting turns
off.
An unexpected error now sends a general message, and the log keeps the
text. A job no longer shows the path of its uploaded file. A cover is
cached only by the browser of the user.
The merge cannot always tell where new chapters go. For example, a site
can list an announcement before the chapters of an old book. You can now
select chapters and move them, in their order, to after another chapter
or to the start. You can also delete them with their revisions. A story
keeps at least one chapter. The book is then rebuilt. A deleted chapter
that the site still lists comes back with the next download.
The Move… and Delete… buttons open a dialog that names the selected
chapters before anything changes. A shift-click selects a range of
chapters.
The Select all checkbox moves into the first heading of the chapter
list. On a phone, that heading shows with the text "Select all".
Logins follow shelfmark: none, CWA accounts, or a reverse proxy header.
CWA accounts are checked against the OPDS feed, with a lockout after
repeated wrong passwords. An API key works in every mode, and changes
need an X-Requested-With header or the key. URL_BASE serves the app
under a path prefix.
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