`{step.timerSeconds && (...)}` renders the literal 0 when timerSeconds is
the number 0 rather than null/undefined — only false/null/undefined skip
rendering in JSX, a bare falsy number doesn't. Some steps ended up with
timerSeconds stored as 0 instead of null (e.g. AI generation filling in a
"default" value for an optional field rather than omitting it), which
this guard then rendered as a bare "0" instead of hiding the timer.
Fixed at all 4 render sites (recipe page, cook mode, both print views) by
coercing to a real boolean (`!!step.timerSeconds`) — makes a stored 0
behave identically to null everywhere it's displayed.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Adds a fourth visibility tier alongside private/unlisted/public:
"followers" — visible to the author and anyone who follows them,
excluded from public search/explore/profile listings and from the
anonymous /r/[id] share route, included in the Following feed. The
in-app recipe detail gate and the public share route both check
follow status directly against the DB rather than the union type
alone, since neither previously had any per-viewer access logic for
a non-public/non-owner case.
Requires the generated migration (0041) to run against a live DB —
not applied in this sandbox (no Docker here); run `pnpm db:migrate`.
v0.41.0
My Recipes search previously only matched title/description; now also
matches ingredient rawName and tags, mirroring the public search
improvement from earlier. Hit and fixed a real bug along the way:
embedding drizzle column proxies from a foreign table inside a raw
sql`` fragment passed to db.query.recipes.findMany's `where` gets
rewritten to the wrong table alias by the relational query builder,
producing broken SQL — worked fine in the plain query builder used by
/api/v1/search, but not here. Fixed by using literal SQL identifiers
for the ingredients subquery instead of column proxies.
Recipe print pages get the same QR-code treatment shopping lists got
earlier, gated on visibility !== "private" (both public and unlisted
resolve at /r/[id]).
Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Added the qrcode package (server-side data-URL generation, no client
JS) rather than hand-rolling QR encoding. Only rendered when the list
is public — a private list's /s/ link 404s for anyone who isn't the
owner, so a QR code there would just be a dead scan.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
userNutritionGoals are daily targets (the nutrition diary already compares
a single day's totals against them directly) — but the weekly meal-plan
route summed an entire week's entries and compared that raw total straight
against the same daily number, so coverage read roughly 7x too high.
Now computes a daily average (across days that actually have planned
meals) and compares that against the goal instead, adds a per-day
breakdown (byDay) for a future day-view, and tracks unknownCount for
entries whose recipe has no nutrition data yet, matching the diary route.
Also fixed a real bug this surfaced: meal-plan/page.tsx and print/meal-plan
parsed the ?week= date via new Date(dateStr) (UTC midnight) then read
.getDay() (local time) — in positive-UTC-offset timezones this resolves to
the wrong Monday, and the reverse (Date -> string via toISOString()) has
the same mismatch in the other direction. Both now do local y/m/d math
throughout.
Verified locally: correct daily-average math end to end (recipe entry +
batch-dish entry, which already attributed nutrition correctly via its
required parent recipeId — no separate fix needed there), and confirmed
the meal-plan page now resolves the right week and renders real coverage
bars against actual planned entries.
- Recipes page action buttons reordered/restyled to push AI generation
and batch cooking ahead of manual recipe creation.
- Recipe detail page hides meal/drink pairing (doesn't make sense for
a multi-dish batch session).
- Print pages force light mode regardless of app theme (dark bg +
hardcoded dark text was unreadable) and render sectioned steps +
dishes/storage for batch-cook recipes.
- Markdown export mirrors the same sectioned structure.
- Cooking mode tags each step with which dish(es) it belongs to.
- Meal planner: mealPlanEntries.batchDishId lets a slot point at one
specific dish within a batch session; picking a batch-cook recipe
now prompts for which dish, and the grid shows the dish name.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Six M-sized items from HANDOFF.md's new-features backlog:
- Profile tabs: cooking-history stats (total cooked, last-cooked, streak)
and a "cooked it" photo gallery, both owner-only
- Display-time unit conversion (metric<->imperial) for recipe ingredients,
respecting each user's unitPref; original value always shown alongside
the conversion
- Nutrition daily diary: per-day macro totals computed from cooking history
x recipe nutritionData, compared against user goals
- Pantry scan: real barcode lookup (zxing + Open Food Facts, no API key)
with an AI-vision fallback for unbarcoded items, always confirm-before-
insert, both paths tier/rate-limited like other AI features
- Weekly digest email: new followers/comments/ratings + trending recipes,
sent via a new `cron` Docker stage (alpine+crond+curl) and `digest-cron`
compose service hitting a bearer-token-protected internal route
- Meal-plan generation can now target a user's nutrition goals as a
prompt-level nudge (recipes are AI-invented, not DB-sourced, so this
can't be a hard macro constraint)
Caught a real deploy-breaking issue while adding the cron stage: appending
it after `runner` silently changed the Dockerfile's default build target,
and `web`'s compose config didn't pin one — fixed by pinning `target:
runner` explicitly. Verified with typecheck, lint, and three separate
`docker build --target` runs (runner/cron/migrator) plus `docker compose
config` validation.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
pantry-page-header's Print button, the pantry-manager add/remove
form (item name, qty, unit, expiry badges), and the print/pantry
page (title, column headers, item count, empty state, footer) were
all hardcoded English.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Implements the six previously-unscoped feature ideas plus a mobile
layout fix reported via screenshot:
- Mobile: Recipes/Collections/Pantry/Meal Plan/Shopping Lists headers
now stack and wrap instead of clipping buttons on narrow viewports.
- Recipe diff/compare view: word/list diff against any past version,
next to Restore in version history.
- Shared meal plans & shopping lists: new shoppingListMembers/
mealPlanMembers tables (viewer/editor roles, mirrors
collectionMembers), share dialogs, membership-checked routes.
- PDF cookbook export: /print/collection/[id] renders a whole
collection with page breaks, using the existing print-CSS pattern
instead of adding a PDF rendering dependency.
- Grocery delivery handoff: shopping lists can copy-as-text (works
today) or send to Instacart once INSTACART_API_KEY is configured
(stub adapter — real API needs a partner agreement).
- Personalized "For You" feed tab: ranks public recipes by tag/
dietary overlap with the user's favorited/highly-rated history.
- PWA: added manifest.json + icons on top of the existing service
worker so the app is installable; cook-mode pages were already
cached for offline use.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Wires dozens of components and server pages to next-intl instead of hardcoded
English text, and adds a lightweight getMessages/formatMessage helper for
server components (print pages, public recipe page, cook metadata) since
next-intl/server isn't wired into this app's routing. Backfills missing
en/fr message keys that existing code already referenced but fr.json lacked.
- Substitute finder never applied the user's BYOK/admin AI key (only fell
back to raw process.env), so it silently failed whenever the key was
stored via settings rather than a literal env var. Now resolves via
getDefaultProviderWithKey like every other AI route. Popover also
surfaces real error messages instead of swallowing failures.
- Ingredients with quantity 0 (salt, pepper, "to taste") rendered the
literal digit "0" in cooking mode, print view, public recipe page,
shopping lists, and serving scaler — several sites relied on generic
truthiness/filter(Boolean), which doesn't catch a stored "0" string.
Added a shared hasQuantity() helper and applied it everywhere quantity
is rendered, plus in the AI recipe-chat context sent to the model.
- Recipe chat panel rendered a duplicate close button on top of shadcn
Sheet's own built-in close X, producing a garbled overlapping glyph.
Removed the duplicate.
- Recipe chat assistant replies are markdown from the model but were
rendered as raw text; added react-markdown so formatting actually
renders.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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