Three features that depend on the two additive migrations shipped in
the same commit (safe defaults, cascading foreign keys, no data loss
possible).
## Dislike button
- New video_dislikes table (migration 2026_10_21_000001) with the same
shape as video_likes.
- Video model: dislikes() relation + isDislikedBy() / getDislikeCount
Attribute() helpers mirroring the like pair.
- UserController@toggleDislike: endpoint behind POST
/videos/{video}/toggle-dislike. Mutually exclusive with like — the
toggle*Like / toggle*Dislike controllers detach the opposite state
so a user is in exactly one of {liked, disliked, neither}. YouTube
parity.
- video-actions component: a second thumbs-down button next to the
existing like. Both reconcile in parallel on either response so the
UI pair always reflects the authoritative server state.
## Creator heart + pin
- comments table gains hearted + pinned boolean columns (migration
2026_10_21_000002, both default false, pinned is indexed).
- CommentController@heart + @pin: 403 for anyone but the video owner;
pin() also rejects nested replies (422) and auto-unpins the
previously-pinned top-level comment so the "at most one pinned"
invariant is enforced at the DB level.
- Comment component:
- Pinned comments render ahead of everything else; reorder()
clears the comments() relation's default ->latest() so pinned
DESC becomes the PRIMARY sort instead of a tiebreaker.
- Creator sees heart + pin toggle buttons in the action bar.
- Hearted comments carry a small red heart badge in the meta row.
- Pinned comments carry a "Pinned by {creator}" header and a
red left accent so they're visually distinct from the stream.
## Tests (9 new, 63 total)
- Dislike toggle adds/removes the row.
- Disliking clears an existing like and vice versa.
- Owner can heart; non-owner gets 403.
- Only one comment pinned at a time; replies can't be pinned (422);
non-owner gets 403.
- Pinned comments render before newer unpinned ones.
## Deploy note
Running the migrations against the live DB needs:
php artisan migrate
The two migration files are additive and reversible via `migrate:rollback`.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <[email protected]>
Match page: the only path from a match video to the uploader's channel
was a tiny avatar buried inside the Match Overview card. Add the shared
<x-channel-row :video> component right under the title + action bar so
the Subscribe + channel link is as prominent as it is on music and
generic pages.
Comments:
- Long comments collapse to a 4-line clamp with a "Read more" / "Show
less" toggle. The CSS line-clamp doesn't cut mid-word, and the
button is added after enhanceBody() runs so it measures the final
rendered height (timestamps + mentions already materialised).
- Nested-reply Reply button: each reply now carries a button that
opens the parent-level reply form and prefills "@AuthorName " so
the thread stays readable even though the DB only stores one-level
nesting.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <[email protected]>
- Header count now reads "N Comments · M replies" with correct
pluralisation ("1 Comment", "1 reply" — never "1 Comments"). The
old "N comments" number silently folded replies into the main
figure, overstating conversation depth.
- Every timestamp is a permalink. href="?lc=<id>#comment-<id>" lands
on the exact comment or reply when opened — the init handler
auto-expands the parent thread for nested replies, scrolls the
target into view, and pulses a soft red highlight for 2.8s so the
reader sees where they landed.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <[email protected]>
The reply form used to render ~13 lines of hidden markup under every
top-level comment, so a 50-comment video shipped roughly 650 lines of
inert DOM to every signed-in viewer. Replaced with a single
<template id="ytc-reply-form-tpl"> plus a per-comment slot div; the
first click on Reply clones the template, wires the IDs
(replyForm{id}, replyBody{id}, data-parent-id, data-video-id) and
appends it, so toggle behavior stays identical from the user's side.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <[email protected]>
- Server window raised from 5s to 60s so slow double-fires (observed
on /videos/CRKAf: same body saved 3-7 times, seconds to minutes
apart) collapse into one comment.
- X-Idempotency-Key honored: the client sends a per-attempt UUID; the
server caches the resulting comment id for 5 minutes under that key.
A retry with the same key returns the first-written comment without
touching the DB a second time.
- Comment and reply submit JS both send the key via fetch().
The existing _busy flag + disabled submit button already covers the
fast double-click case on the client; this hardens the server side so
duplicates can't slip through even when the client guard is bypassed.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <[email protected]>
Comments get a Translate button that calls the active LLM provider in Admin → AI
settings. Each commenter shows a small country flag inferred from their
video_views + profile_visits history (falls back to users.nationality); that
inferred country drives the language hint passed to the LLM so Portuguese
"Linda, linda, linda" translates to "Beautiful" instead of pass-through.
Description boxes get a line-paired translation grid: a shared Translate button
flips #vdbDescSplit into a two-column CSS grid where every source line sits
next to its translation on the same row. Backend splits by newline and asks
the LLM for a JSON map keyed by index so counts always match.
LlmLyricsService now has translate() + translateLines() with echo-retry (if the
model returns the input unchanged while source != target, retry once with a
stronger directive) and keeps the Ollama model resident via keep_alive=1h.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <[email protected]>
Bundled pre-existing changes on the branch:
- Video merge: controller, service, admin merge modal, and a repair
console command; new video_redirects table (with source_folder)
so merged/moved videos keep resolving under their old keys.
- Default avatar SVG for users without a profile picture.
- Assorted view tweaks across profile, video actions/comments/insights,
admin layout, video-details, and the app layout.
- Small touch-ups in SuperAdminController, User model, NasSyncService.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <[email protected]>
- Installed p7h/nas-file-manager package via private VCS repo
- Published config/nas-file-manager.php with super_admin middleware restriction
- Added NAS env vars to .env.example
- Created admin/nas-storage page with connection info panel and file browser widget
- Added NAS Storage link to admin sidebar (super_admin only)
- Added SuperAdminController@nasStorage method and admin.nas-storage route
- Includes all accumulated branch changes: profile wall, 2FA, audit logs,
settings panel, country/phone/timezone components, posts, slideshow,
playlist shares, video downloads/shares, comment likes, notifications,
social links, and more
Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 4.6 <[email protected]>
