## Description
This PR aims to fix#638 where the "Suggestions" row was mixing up
content from different libraries that shared the same library type. For
example you were in the Anime library, you'd see regular TV shows
showing up, as the TV Shows and Anime libraries would both be "Show"
libraries.
As @damontecres mentioned in the issue discussion, the
`/Items/Suggestions` endpoint Wholphin is using just returns random
items from the same library type, with no special logic or
recommendation algorithm.
I also looked at how the official WebUI handles this. It basically just
mixes "Resume," "Next Up," and "Latest Items" together. That felt a bit
redundant since we usually have dedicated rows for those things anyway;
I wanted to try something that helps discover new content.
I replaced the broken endpoint with a few custom `GetItemsRequest`
calls. These work correctly with the `ParentId` filter, so we only get
results from the library we are actually looking at. Additionally, I
added in some logic that takes into account what the user has been
watching to tailor the suggestions a little bit.
The new logic uses a 40/30/30 mix (this can of course be tweaked as
needed)
- Tailored (40%): Grabs your recently watched items from this library,
checks their genres, and returns items from the same genre.
- Random (30%): Random unwatched stuff from this library.
- New (30%): Recently added items.
This is implemented using only `GetItemsRequest` API calls using
filters, rather than any specialized endpoints like the
`/Items/Suggestions` endpoint. This means the feature should be
predictable and stable. If Jellyfin ever adds an actual recommendation
algorithm and endpoint to call it, I imagine we would want to switch to
that in the future though.
I also added some failsafe logic to make sure there will be diversity in
the "recently watched" items that get pulled, in case a user might have
recently binged a TV show. We wouldn't want every single recommendation
to be based off of that one show.
To fix this, I changed the query to fetch the last 20 history items
instead of just the top 3. Then, we filter that list client-side to find
unique Series IDs. If the user watched 10 episodes of One Piece in a
row, the logic collapses them into a single "One Piece" entry and moves
on to the next distinct show they watched. This guarantees we get
variety in the source material for recommendations.
This is a work in progress right now, mainly due to performance. For my
server it takes about 10-15 seconds to load the Suggestions row when I
tested. This is unacceptable in my opinion, especially if we ever intend
to add a Suggestions row like this to the home page like Plex does. I
have some ideas on how to improve performance, but I'm open to
suggestions.
### Related issues
Resolves#638
### Screenshots
Before:
<img width="1953" height="1162" alt="suggestions1"
src="https://github.com/user-attachments/assets/6e301c67-1a46-46b5-8184-3adb9e52b330"
/>
After:
<img width="1937" height="1108" alt="suggestions3"
src="https://github.com/user-attachments/assets/b9563865-4055-40b6-b452-f94c26c8b6e9"
/>
### AI/LLM usage
I used Claude Code to help write the Kotlin Coroutines so the API calls
run at the same time. I also used it to write the tests in
`TestSuggestionsLogic.kt`.
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Co-authored-by: Damontecres <damontecres@gmail.com>
## Description
Add support for viewing photos in photo albums
### Features
- Browse and view albums & photos
- View an album as a slideshow
- Show overlay with photo details and controls
- Rotate, zoom, & pan photos
- Apply basic filters to photos or albums such as contrast, saturation,
red/green/blue, etc
- Setting to include video clips during slideshows
### Controls
- D-Pad left or right: scroll between photos in album
- Hold D-Pad up or down: zoom in or out of the current photo
- D-Pad left/right/up/down, while zoomed: pan around photo
- Back, while zoomed: revert the zoom
- Otherwise: show photo overlay
### Related issues
Closes#458Closes#634
### Screenshots
#### Overlay
#### Applying filters
## Description
Can now configure a different subtitle style for HDR playback.
There is also a new setting to change the opacity/dim image based
subtitles. This is primarily for HDR to dim very bright PGS subtitles,
but the setting is available for SDR too.
Please remember that the styles only apply to unstyled text formats like
SRT.
I haven't been able to consistently get the preview to switch the
display into HDR mode, so the preview is not 100% accurate.
### Related issues
Closes#583
### Testing
Shield pro 2019 w/ LG C2
## AI or LLM usage
None
## Description
Simplifies the refresh rate/display mode change code by removing the
live data go between.
Also, instead of a `CountDownLatch` that blocks the thread, use a
`Deferred` to suspend the coroutine instead.
### Related issues
Might help with #769
### Testing
Tested on nvidia shield
## Description
Add ability to sort and filter items in a playlist. There's a new button
for each added to the playlist details page. Starting playback will run
in the order selected.
The sort and filter are persisted locally per playlist, so returning to
the playlist will remember the previous settings.
Note: playlist playback is still limited to 100 items (#42)
### Related issues
Closes#285
### Testing
Emulator & nvidia shield
## Screenshots
## AI or LLM usage
None
## Description
When using LOCAL or JELLYFIN authentication methods to connect to Seerr,
the login flow was not properly establishing session cookies and user
permissions. The login would 'succeed' and you were led to thinking it
worked, but then...
This caused:
- Request functionality to be greyed out even though the user should
have access
- Users to appear to have no permissions after login (permissions=0)
## Solution
This PR fixes the authentication flow by:
**Fetching full user config after login**: For LOCAL and JELLYFIN
auth methods, the login endpoints (`authLocalPost()` and
`authJellyfinPost()`) establish the session cookie but return incomplete
user data. This PR now calls `authMeGet()` immediately after login to
fetch the fully-populated user configuration including proper
permissions.
## Tests
- Have working apk on my dev fork.
- Ran logins as Local + API. Cannot test Jellyfin due to environment,
but codewise, it looks correct.
## Related issues
Related to https://github.com/damontecres/Wholphin/issues/747
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Co-authored-by: Ray <154766448+damontecres@users.noreply.github.com>
## Description
Makes sure the invalid credentials error is propagated up instead of
displaying "No URL" as the error message.
Makes sure `OkHttp` is initialized since the startup initialization
provider is disabled. This fixes a possible crash if `OkHttp` needs to
access its assets.
Also, shows the URL when removing the Jellyseerr server.
## Description
Improves loading speed for the series overview page (one with list of
episodes). This is mostly accomplished by querying for the cast/crew in
the episodes on demand instead of during the initial query.
Also stops using the date as a replacement for the episode index. Using
this caused an extra unnecessary (long) query.
Going from home to the 109th of a 230 episode season is ~2x faster with
this change on my test server.
### Related issues
Closes#599
