- 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.
- Introduced a new batch import client for handling multiple EPUB files simultaneously.
- Updated API routes for previewing and importing EPUB files, improving error handling and response management.
- Enhanced genre management during import, allowing for dynamic creation and association of genres.
- Implemented long-fetch handling to accommodate lengthy processing times for large EPUB files.
- Refined UI components for better user experience in the import workflow.
- 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.
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