Documents the web editor, preset management, auth gate, undo, and
Docker deployment. Credits and links back to upstream glanceapp/glance.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
- /edit/theme-settings now lists user-defined presets with preview
swatches, edit and delete actions
- Add/edit preset form at /edit/theme-settings/presets/new and /{key}
- Built-in catalog (14 themes from docs/themes.md) with one-click import
- docker-compose.yml using ghcr.io/uhlwoogi/modern-glance:latest
- Dockerfile gains OCI source label for GHCR repo linking
Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
- New /edit/theme-settings page with native color pickers for the
background/primary/positive/negative theme colors plus light mode,
contrast and saturation multipliers, custom-css-file path, and
picker-disable. Pickers use hex; the backend converts to Glance's
HSL "H S L" form before writing. Theme presets and full custom CSS
intentionally still YAML.
- Numbered backup chain: save() rotates up to 10 prior versions as
glance.yml.bak.1 .. .10 instead of a single .bak. The /edit page
lists them with humanized timestamps and a per-row Restore button.
Single-step "Restore previous (toggle)" is preserved.
- Restoring any backup saves the just-current state as a fresh
.bak.1, so undo-the-undo always works.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 <noreply@anthropic.com>
- Head widgets are now first-class in dashboard edit mode: they get
drag/edit/delete handles, their own SortableJS group (so they can't
cross into columns), and the layout endpoint accepts a
headWidgets[] sequence alongside columns[].
- New POST /edit/api/restore swaps glance.yml ↔ glance.yml.bak —
effectively undo (and click again to redo). Surfaced as a "Restore
previous version" button on /edit.
- group and split-column are now editable inline via a new
list-of-widgets schema type. Each item picks a widget type from a
dropdown (excluding group/split-column to honor the backend's
no-nesting rule) and renders that type's schema-driven sub-form.
Switching the type re-renders the body.
- New /edit/site-settings page with a form for branding (app name,
logo, favicon, footer, app icon/background). POST applies via the
same surgical yaml.Node update used for widgets. Theme/server
intentionally still YAML for now.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Pages can now be reordered, renamed, and have their metadata edited
without touching YAML.
- Up/down arrows next to each page in the /edit list to reorder.
- "Settings" button per page opens /edit/pages/{slug}/settings — a
form covering name, slug, page width, desktop nav width, mobile
header, hide desktop nav, center vertically.
- POST /edit/api/pages/{slug}/fields applies metadata changes
surgically via the existing yaml.Node + atomic-save flow so
columns/widgets/comments stay untouched.
- POST /edit/api/pages/{slug}/move?dir=up|down swaps adjacent pages.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Per-column header bar with size dropdown (small/full), left/right
move arrows, and delete. New "+ Add column" button at the bottom of
the page-columns container. Each action POSTs to a column endpoint
and reloads.
Backend endpoints:
- POST /edit/api/pages/{slug}/columns — add (form: size)
- POST /edit/api/pages/{slug}/columns/{col}/delete
- POST /edit/api/pages/{slug}/columns/{col}/move?dir=left|right
- POST /edit/api/pages/{slug}/columns/{col}/size — set size
All go through configEditor's yaml.Node tree so comments and other
config survive.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 <noreply@anthropic.com>
A toggle on the dashboard flips into edit mode where widgets get
drag/edit/delete handles and a "+ Add widget" button per column. Most
edits no longer require touching YAML.
- Drag-drop reorder via SortableJS, persisted through a bulk-layout
endpoint that rebuilds each column's widgets sequence in the
yaml.Node tree.
- Inline form dialog driven by per-widget field schemas
(admin-schemas.go) covering 25 widget types. Surgical updates apply
changed fields to the widget node so untouched keys and comments
survive. Falls back to the existing YAML editor for group and
split-column (those need a recursive nested-widget UI).
- Per-column "+ Add widget" picker that opens the dialog pre-filled
with sensible defaults for the chosen type.
- Field validation and autocomplete for weather location (Open-Meteo
geocoding), market symbol (Yahoo Finance), and RSS feed URL
(gofeed). Network failures soft-pass for weather/markets so the
save isn't blocked when external APIs are unreachable.
- Picking a market suggestion auto-fills the company name field via
per-suggestion `extra` fields.
- Edit mode persists across reloads via localStorage so saves don't
drop the user back into view mode.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 <noreply@anthropic.com>
A web editor at /edit for managing pages and widgets without hand-editing YAML:
- Page list and per-page widget views with breadcrumb navigation
- Add/delete pages, add/delete/reorder widgets within a column
- Per-widget textarea editor with curated starter templates, widget-specific
help (example, full field reference, link to upstream docs), and inline
error rendering that preserves the user's edits on validation failure
- Pre-save validation via newConfigFromYAML; atomic temp+rename writes with
.bak backup; YAML edits go through yaml.Node so comments and unresolved
${env:X}/${secret:X} tokens survive round-trips
- Auth gate: editing requires auth.users to be configured, or
admin.allow-without-auth: true as an explicit opt-in for trusted networks
- Pencil button on the dashboard near the theme picker for quick access
- Admin views read fresh from disk so the list updates immediately after
saves rather than lagging the fsnotify watcher
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Source: https://pkg.go.dev/text/template#hdr-Functions
The comparison functions the greater-than-or-equal-to and less-than-or-equal-to are `ge` and `le`, not `gte` and `lte`. I got an error rendering my template before I realized this.
defaultHTTPClient may behave differently to http.DefaultClient and is used for almost all widgets, using it within the diagnose
command will make debugging and replicating issues easier
