The DownloadIndicator in Layout.jsx now queries discovery-status and shows
discovery progress the same way it shows active downloads and channel tasks:
- Spinning icon appears in the navbar when discovery is running
- Hover popover shows "Discovering channels" with X/Y count and a progress bar
- Polls every 10 s while running, 60 s when idle
- Primary label priority: download % > task phase > discovery X/Y
Discovery page header simplified: progress bar and verbose status removed
since the top-bar indicator now handles it. "Find more" button still
disables while running.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Each yt-dlp call is now an independent task (one search query, one trending
fetch, one graph channel fetch). Tasks are shuffled together so we don't fire
10 searches in a row, then enqueued with 30-90s random gaps between them —
a full sweep of ~17 tasks completes in roughly 10-25 minutes instead of
hammering YouTube with 21 calls back-to-back.
Fast signals (community, category clusters) still run synchronously at
schedule time since they're pure SQL.
Progress is tracked per-user (total/done/running) and exposed on
GET /api/discovery/status. The Discovery page polls every 10s while
running and shows a progress bar + "Finding channels… X / Y" in the header.
The auto-discovery daemon skips scheduling if a manual sweep is already running.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Auto-discovery daemon:
- Runs every hour, triggers full discovery for any user whose last run
was >23 hours ago. First check is 5 minutes after startup.
- Tracks run time in user_settings.last_discovery_run (new column).
- Manual Find More also stamps last_discovery_run.
Discovery status endpoint (GET /api/discovery/status):
- Returns pending_count (unseen queue size) and last_run timestamp.
- Shown in the Discover page header so users know queue state at a glance.
Find More UX fix:
- Was: kick background task, wait 8 seconds, refetch (task takes minutes).
- Now: button shows "Queued ✓" on success with an explanatory banner
telling the user it takes a few minutes and also runs daily automatically.
Query diversity:
- Added "best [category] channels" serendipity queries to crawl_by_search.
- Limit raised from 25 to 30 queries per run.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Replace yellow accent (#f5a623) with white (#ffffff) across the entire
app. Flatten VideoCard grid variant by removing zinc-900 card background
so content sits directly on the page. Simplify active states, badges,
progress bars, and hover effects throughout.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
- Default list view across all pages (Home, Following, History, Queue,
ContinueWatching, Liked, Discovery, SearchResults, Channel)
- Watch.jsx mobile: smaller chips/title/avatar/meta, hide tags + keyboard
hint on mobile, tighter gaps, compact description padding
- Fix mobile bottom nav showing focus outline on tap
- Fix _update_affinity to write negative entries (not just positive) so
dislikes/dismissals on unseen content actually register
- Dismissing a discovery video now fires -3.0 affinity against its tags,
matching the dislike weight
Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
- App-shell layout (height:100dvh, only main scrolls) so the bottom nav
is a natural flex child and never disappears regardless of browser
chrome show/hide behaviour
- Bottom nav reduced from h-16 to h-14, icons from 20px to 18px, labels
from 10px to 9px — slimmer bar, still readable
- Header: min-w-0 on search prevents horizontal overflow; user/sign-out
hidden on mobile (accessible via Settings); logo shortened to "YT" on
mobile; px-3 / h-12 on mobile instead of px-4 / h-14
- Grid card descriptions hidden on mobile (hidden sm:block) — reduces
height cramping in the 2-column feed
- scrollToTop() utility replaces window.scrollTo so pagination still
scrolls to top within the new scroll container
Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Self-hosted personal YouTube management app.
FastAPI + SQLite backend, React + Vite + Tailwind frontend.
Dockerfiles and compose included for Portainer deployment.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
