# Folders and the library (redesign) ## Folders everywhere: tags shown as filter chips One idea of a folder for every area — Bücher, Zeitschriften, Hörbücher, Podcasts, Blogs (and the news' Ressorts, which already work this way): - A thing can be in **several folders** (they work like tags); none is fine. - Folders are **filters**, not rooms: a row of chips on top — `Alle · n · … · Ohne Ordner` — tapping one filters in place; no "inside a folder" view, no back button. On a wide window the row wraps. - **Assigning**: mark one or more things (long press / ☐ select mode, or ⋮ on one), then "In Ordner …": a sheet with every folder of the area as checkboxes and "Neuer Ordner". No typing a name that must match. - **Managing** (⋮ on the chip row → "Ordner verwalten"): rename, merge (rename onto an existing name), delete (the things stay, only the folder goes), reorder by dragging. The order is the chip order. - **Automatic groups** stay automatic and look different from folders (no chip; a stack/group heading): audiobook series, magazine periodicals. ### Where folders are kept | Area | Field | Notes | |------|-------|-------| | E-books, magazines | encrypted meta `folders: [names]` | `folder` (the first) kept for older clients; read `folders` or else `[folder]` | | Audiobooks, podcasts | `PodcastFeed.folders` (JSON list) | feed setting `folders`; `folder` (string) still accepted | | Blogs | `Source.folders` (exists) | | | News | `Source.category` (one Ressort) | already chips in Nachrichten | The folder order per area: e-books in the encrypted user settings blob (names are private), the others on the server (`/podcasts/folders/`, `/feeds/folders/`, `{order: [names]}`). ### Shared code: `static/js/folders.js` (diora-web, every platform) ``` DioraFolders.chips(el, {folders: [{name, count}], active, none: count|0, onPick(name|''|null), onManage()}) DioraFolders.assign({title, folders: [names], selected: [names], onDone(names)}) // the sheet DioraFolders.manage({folders: [names], onRename(old, new), onDelete(name), onOrder(names)}) ``` Each area keeps its own storage and calls these for the look and the dialogs. ## The library (Bücher, Zeitschriften) - **Header**: title, search (title, author), sort (zuletzt gelesen · Titel · Autor · hinzugefügt), ⊞/☰ grid or list, `+` (Buch hinzufügen, Aus Cloud). - **Filter chips**: Alle · Angefangen · Ungelesen · Gelesen — then the folders. - **Weiterlesen**: one card on top (cover, title, "Seite 132 von 186 · gestern", ▶), not repeated in the list below. - **Grid** (default on phone and desktop): covers with a progress line, title. **List** (default on e-ink / diora Reader): one row per book, small cover, title, author, % / ✓. ### Covers, end-to-end encrypted A client that has a book's file extracts its cover (EPUB: the OPF cover image; PDF: page 1), scales it to 240 px wide JPEG, **encrypts it with the user's key** (AES-GCM like the meta) and uploads it once: `POST /books//cover/ {cover_ct, cover_iv}`. `GET /books/` lists `has_cover`; `GET /books//cover/` returns `{cover_ct, cover_iv}`. Clients cache the decrypted image locally. The server never sees a cover.