- Removed legacy AI Tool references and unnecessary fields from the README and various components.
- Introduced new EPUB split modes (toc, regex, tag) to enhance flexibility in chapter extraction.
- Updated import and chapter management components to utilize the new EPUB split functionality.
- Improved error handling in the login API route for better user feedback.
- Cleaned up unused files and optimized the overall code structure for maintainability.
- Eliminated seriesId and related fields from various models and components to simplify the data structure.
- Updated UI components to reflect the removal of series dependencies, enhancing clarity and maintainability.
- Adjusted API calls and data handling to ensure compatibility with the new structure.
- Implemented a multi-step wizard for importing EPUB files, including search, metadata review, chapter preview, and import progress tracking.
- Added genre management features, allowing users to create, select, and delete genres during the import process.
- Enhanced asset search functionality with improved API integration and user feedback.
- Updated the UI components for better user experience and responsiveness.
- Removed unused AI Tool links from the Novel Client and Mod Dashboard.
- Cleaned up the HomePage API response handling to streamline data fetching for popular and latest novels.
- Adjusted TypeScript definitions for route types in the Next.js environment.
- Deleted the following API routes:
- `upload-cover`
- `truyen/[id]/chapters`
- `truyen/[id]/comments`
- `truyen/[id]/rate`
- `truyen/suggest`
- `user/bookmarks`
- `user/recommendations`
- `user/settings`
- Updated `chapter-client.tsx` and `novel-client.tsx` to handle error messages more gracefully.
- Adjusted pagination logic in `tim-kiem/page.tsx` to improve user experience.
- Added support for additional search parameters in the search functionality.
- Introduced API rewrites in `next.config.mjs` to route requests to a reader API.
- Implemented API routes for fetching and updating novels with missing fields.
- Created a client-side interface for moderators to manage novels with missing information.
- Added bulk update functionality for missing fields including author, cover, description, and genres.
- Integrated genre management with the ability to create new genres on the fly.
- Enhanced the home page with a carousel for displaying popular novels.
Add moderator/admin backend APIs and client features for managing novels and chapters. New endpoints include mod chapter routes (paginated list, single GET, PUT, DELETE, and bulk optimize), mod novel routes (create, GET by id, update, delete), genre CRUD, user bookmarks, novel comments, and rating endpoints. Update EPUB import to use a shared slugify util. Enhance moderator UI: chapter manager gains pagination, bulk optimization preview/apply, edit/delete dialogs; novel client adds genre management and edit/delete flows. Also update Prisma schema, add a DB wipe script, remove unused lib/data.ts, and adjust related types/utils and bookmark context.
Add server-side EPUB import and integrate Prisma + Mongo for novels/chapters. Introduces a new moderator API route (app/api/mod/epub/route.ts) that parses .epub files, creates a novel record in Prisma, and inserts chapter documents into MongoDB via the Chapter Mongoose model. Frontend: novel management UI now supports EPUB upload (app/mod/truyen/novel-client.tsx) with progress/toasts and preserves the manual 'Add novel' dialog. Convert app pages to fetch real data from Prisma and Mongo (app/page.tsx, app/truyen/[slug]/page.tsx, app/truyen/[slug]/[chapterId]/page.tsx), adapt types/props to use authorName, and adjust chapter/comment IDs to use Mongo _id strings. Minor fixes: TTS player logs playback errors, UI text fixes (e.g. "Chương"), and novel-card/other components updated for authorName. package.json updated with epub2, html-to-text and types; pnpm lock updated. Adds tsconfig.tsbuildinfo.
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