This commit completes the "Improving Structure & Maintainability" phase by fundamentally refactoring the frontend architecture.
- Introduced a central state store (store.js) to act as a single source of truth, eliminating global variables and making data flow predictable through an event-based system.
- Replaced innerHTML with component-based rendering for all major UI elements, including warranty cards, tags, and all modals (Edit, Delete, Claims, Notes, Paperless). This improves security, performance, and maintainability.
- Created reusable UI component modules (warrantyCard.js, editModal.js, claims.js, etc.) and used an HTML <template> for the main warranty card to separate markup from logic.
* Major usability and reliability improvements across frontend and backend
* Filters (Status, Tag, Vendor, Type, Search, Sort) now persist across views and sync via API for cross-device consistency
* Archived warranties correctly appear under “All” without affecting other filters
* Enhanced OIDC system with admin group support, secure secret handling, and improved attribute synchronization
* New responsive mobile hamburger menu and tablet-specific UI enhancements
* Fixed archived item styling, menu initialization, and login page layout issues
* Includes minor UX refinements, PyJWT compatibility updates, and deprecation clean-ups
Introduced Turkish language support and non-destructive warranty archiving. Modernized login page, filters, sorting, and tag management with responsive, theme-aware UI updates. Persisted filter/sort state across sessions, improved mobile layout, and fixed dark mode, i18n, and SSO alignment issues.
Fixes & Enhancements
* Resolved five critical Apprise notification issues:
• Ensured configuration reload during scheduled jobs
• Fixed warranty data fetching for Apprise-only users
• Refactored notification dispatch logic with dedicated helpers
• Corrected handler scoping via Flask app context
• Wrapped scheduler jobs with Flask app context to prevent context errors
→ Verified: Scheduled Apprise notifications now work reliably for "Apprise only" and "Both" channels.
* Added support for SMTP\_FROM\_ADDRESS environment variable, allowing sender address customization independent of SMTP username. (PR #115)
* Fixed duplicate scheduled notifications in multi-worker environments:
• Strengthened should\_run\_scheduler() logic
• Now guarantees exactly one scheduler instance across all Gunicorn modes.
* Fixed stale database connection handling in scheduled jobs:
• Fresh connection acquired each run, properly released via try/finally
• Eliminates "server closed the connection" errors.
* Definitive scheduler logic fix for all memory modes (ultra-light, optimized, performance):
• Single-worker runs scheduler if GUNICORN\_WORKER\_ID is unset
• Multi-worker: only worker 0 runs scheduler.
Impact
* Apprise and Email notifications are now stable, reliable, and production-ready
* No more duplicate or missed notifications across all memory modes
* Improved system efficiency and robustness
This release introduces several key features and improvements
Added:
- Account email change support from Settings with full validation and UI update.
- Progressive Web App (PWA) capability with manifest and service worker integration.
- "Manage Tags" button on the main page to streamline tag management UX.
Changed:
- Improved responsiveness of key pages (index, status) across mobile and tablet views.
- Replaced hardcoded DB credentials with environment variable references (contribution by @humrochagf, commit 20997e9):
• Credentials are now pulled from Docker Compose env vars.
• Redundant superuser credential checks removed.
• Updated migration and permission scripts for dynamic configuration.
This version enhances user flexibility, security, and cross-device compatibility.
