ghassanandClaude Opus 4.7
8c6746e547
Skeleton for the creator studio surface deferred since Phase 6. The
/studio route lands on a filterable table of the signed-in user's
videos — All / Public / Unlisted / Private / Shorts / Processing-or-
Failed — with headline totals (public / unlisted / private counts,
processing + failed, total views) in a stat strip above.
Each row shows thumbnail + title + stripped description preview +
visibility badge + per-video totals. Row-level checkboxes raise a
toolbar when any row is selected; the toolbar supports:
- Change visibility across the selection (any of the three visibility
enums).
- Delete the selection with a confirm prompt.
Server-side the bulk endpoints owner-filter by Auth::id() so a crafted
request body can't flip or delete anyone else's videos. Response is
JSON { updated | deleted : N } so the page can reload / toast cleanly.
Sidebar now carries a persistent "Studio" link under the You section
alongside History / Liked Videos.
Analytics, stepped upload (Details → Visibility), and schedule remain
future work — this ships the content management surface, nothing else.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <[email protected]>
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