Five progress tracks: games finished, completed, weekly finish
streaks, pile-down months and play-more months. Settle books UNLOCK
rows once, also retroactively, when a track reaches an item's target.
12 unlock-only items (incl. the Steam skin) and 3 skins to buy. The
wallet returns progress; buying an unlock item answers NOT_FOR_SALE.
V29 adds game_merge_undo and game_merge_undo_user: every new merge saves
a copy of what it changed. POST /api/library/merges/{mergeId}/undo
(auditors, newest merge first) puts it back; users keep later status
and rating, nothing is paid twice. A nightly job drops copies after 30
days. Old keys follow game_alias to the kept game. Manual games can now
be hidden and shown like Steam games.
GET /api/library/catalog finds any game a user has, by name, for
auditors; GET /api/library/catalog/{appid} loads it for the correction
dialog. New correction field TIME_TO_BEAT (normal + completionist,
1..60000 min, completionist >= normal) that survives the IGDB refresh.
Every correction and reset writes GAME_CORRECT / GAME_CORRECTION_RESET
to admin_audit.
GET /api/library/audit-log for auditors and admins, paged, filter by
action. The account state push stores displayName in account_name so
the log shows names. Contract test updated.
All game counts read the counted_user_game view, which keeps only the
most advanced edition of a linked set (older edition wins a tie). Add
the hideDuplicates filter to the library query.
Tables game_edition (IGDB "same game" id per library key), game_link
(global sets set by auditors), game_link_pair (queue of IGDB and
requested pairs), game_link_request and account_name. Fetch IGDB
editions, link and unlink with audit rows, serve the paged auditor queue
with request counts. WireMock recordings for the editions query.
Add endpoints to buy items, equip looks by slot and unequip. The shop has
8 whitelisted looks: avatar borders, badges, accents and banner frames.
Ownership is a BUY ledger row; PLATFORM_ADMIN owns every catalog item
without buying. The public profile endpoint shares only the equipped looks
filtered by ownership.
New module rewards tracks Pile Points in an append-only ledger. A settle
derives rows from the status log, playtime days and achievements, once per
user, kind and game. The balance is the sum of all rows. Settle runs on
every wallet read and nightly at 02:30. The unique key (user_id, kind, ref)
makes every run idempotent. V26 also pays a one-time starter grant for
finishes from before the status log.
Add PLATFORMS stat group to user stats: games and playtime per platform.
Add platforms, genres, and finished-per-year statistics to public stats
for the landing page.
C14 C16 C17 C18 C20 A11 A15 X10 X12 X15: dead Steam count code, GameNames, steamIdText, one query per game for the finished estimate, no API versioning config, open-in-view off, CORS from APP_FRONTEND_URL, non-root image, prune only up to the highest known id.
A blocked user gets no sync and leaves the landing stats. A new or removed Steam ID stops the nightly sync of the old one. No token check in Core: the token lives until it expires.
Every @Async names a pool: with the scheduler there are two TaskExecutor beans, and a bare @Async ran on an unbounded executor. Page views queue only stale games; the long runs after a sync get their own pool.
Profile "local" points Steam, Twitch/IGDB and speedrun.com to a WireMock
container from compose.yaml (recordings in local/wiremock) and checks
logins against the local Auth.
The IGDB lookups now keep only the ids they asked for: an answer with
another game made tags and release years drop the whole batch.
An auditor merges a game added by hand into its Steam game or another
game added by hand (V21). Every user's row moves; a user with both rows
keeps one, with the status, rating and notes set by hand. game_alias
sends later adds to the kept key, and admin_audit logs who merged what.
The game search shows games already in ToBePlayed first.
An AUDITOR corrects name, header image, speedrun link, moods, endless and genres of a game for every user (V20 game_correction, PUT/DELETE /api/library/games/{appid}/corrections/{field}). The value is also written into the cached row, so reads stay unchanged; the Steam sync, the image repair, the IGDB add and the mood and speedrun upserts skip corrected fields. SteamGame gets @DynamicUpdate so a sync no longer writes back columns it did not change.
Every service method a controller calls carries @RequiresRole, @Public or @Internal; a Spring Security method interceptor checks it while a request is served. Core now grants the active role from the token and every lower one. ArchUnit fails the build for an unmarked method, two markers, a controller calling an @Async method, or a service reaching a method that needs more. The background refreshes moved from LibraryController into the services, because an @Async method is never checked.
Auth marks a deleted user in deleted_user (no sync, not in landing stats or pile snapshots) and later purges the rows through /internal/accounts with a service token. Prune removes rows of user ids Auth does not know. Dry run by default.
A game the sync saw for the first time put its whole playtime on that
day (40 h "longest gaming day" after skip_unvetted_apps=0). Growth now
counts at most Steam's last two weeks, and one game gets at most 24 h
per day. V18 drops the bad rows and caps old ones.
Log every status change with a trigger, so no code path can miss it.
Store IGDB genres with the moods. Write a pile snapshot per user each
night. The sync moves an untouched pile game with new playtime to
PLAYING in one guarded update, so a status the user picks wins.
Old finished games get their year from the ending achievement.
GET /api/library/stats serves the groups; the public profile shows
only the groups in the profile ticket.
After an unlink in Auth, or when a verified link took the ID away, the
nightly job kept syncing the old Steam ID for up to 14 days. A
games-count request without a steamId claim now clears user_seen_at.
steam_id stays, so a later link with another ID still soft-deletes the
old games.
The picker takes mood=SPEEDRUN for backlog games with a speedrun.com
game that has at least one verified run. The game detail returns the
link as speedrunUrl.
speedrun.com has no Steam or IGDB link, so games are matched by name
and, when IGDB knows it, by release year (one year off at most). One
queue serves all users at 1 request per second. Results are kept 30
days in game_speedrun.
GetOwnedGames leaves out "unvetted" apps unless skip_unvetted_apps=0
is set. So a released game owned through a developer license was
missing from the library.
Such an app can come without a name. The sync now keeps the stored
name, or uses "App <appid>" for a new game, so the NOT NULL name
column does not fail the whole sync.
Moods come from IGDB genres, themes and game modes and are stored per game in game_mood (V9), refreshed like the time to beat. Picking a mood also refreshes the moods of the backlog in the background, so users without a Steam sync get them too.
A HIGH game is 4 times as likely as a LOW or unset one, a
MEDIUM game twice. Not HIGH first like the picker: the
dashboard shuffles by excluding only the current game, so a
strict order would swap between two games. The picker now
starts a stale Steam sync like the library does.
IGDB lists every e-Reader card as a game, and its own order
puts obscure entries first. Core now drops e-Reader-only
games, asks for 50 hits and sorts exact name first, then by
rating count. When a search finds fewer than 3 games, Core
searches again without doubled letters and with single
words, and adds those hits by Levenshtein distance after
IGDB's own hits.
Also fixes a flaky test that read the time to beat before
the background refresh wrote it.
The search listed DLC and e-Reader levels, and the limit of
10 pushed the main games out. Keep main games, standalone
expansions, seasons, remakes, remasters, expanded games and
ports, and show 20 hits.
Games the user owns outside Steam get the key minus their
IGDB id, or the Steam appid when IGDB knows the game on
Steam. The sync never removes a MANUAL row and takes it
over once the user owns the game on Steam. Users without
a Steam ID can use the library.
Core reads the login token from the tbp_access cookie or a Bearer
header, whichever verifies, and parses it once per request. Unsafe
requests need an X-TBP-Client or Authorization header, CORS allows
only the exact frontend origin, and a missing or expired token
answers 401 instead of 403.
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