Google OAuth branding review rejected the app twice with "no description of
the app purpose on the homepage" and "app name does not match the homepage",
even though both were present in Korean. Two likely causes, both addressed:
- The h1 wrapped an alt="" logo image before the text, so the app name could
not be extracted from it. The image now sits outside the h1, leaving the
heading as plain text.
- The page was Korean-only. The app name is now "해빗랩 (HabitLab)" (matching
the console exactly), and the title, meta description and a new About
section carry an English description of the app purpose and its use of
Google account data.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
- Replace the plain textarea with EasyMDE (vendored locally, no CDN) for
markdown authoring: syntax highlighting, smart list continuation, and a
custom text-based toolbar (built-in EasyMDE toolbar icons require Font
Awesome from a CDN, which this app doesn't use). unorderedListStyle is set
to "-" to match the app's own template convention.
- Add a preview/edit toggle button that swaps the editor for the exact same
server-rendered markdown (via /journal/preview) shown after saving, instead
of always showing both.
- Fix create/edit entry routes to verify the submitted category_id actually
belongs to the current user before inserting -- every other write path in
this app already checked ownership; this one didn't (found while manually
testing the new editor with a typo'd category id that happened to belong to
someone else's category, which surfaced as an IntegrityError 500 instead of
a clean 404-equivalent).
- Fix the default "일상" category template: bare "-" bullet lines don't parse
as list items in the markdown renderer (they need a trailing space), and
the content_template validator was silently stripping that trailing space
off on every save. Backfill migration updates any category still holding
the old, broken template text.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Adds an 8th development stage that lets users keep a free-form journal alongside
habit tracking, reusing the existing Google OAuth/DB/PWA infrastructure instead
of a separate project. Users organize entries into custom categories, filter by
a month calendar with day-detail drill-down, attach photos/videos (served via an
authenticated route, never /static), tag entries, and pick multiple emotions per
entry from a curated 9-option set. Includes a global journal prompt bank for
lightweight guided journaling.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
- rebrand from 습관 트래커 to 해빗랩 across templates, manifest, service worker
- add HTTPS redirect middleware for reverse-proxied deployments
- add public landing page (/) and privacy policy page with real data
handling disclosures
- add in-app account deletion (Apple review requirement)
- add Android TWA Digital Asset Links support (/.well-known/assetlinks.json)
- add SFTP deployment script for the Synology-hosted server
Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Add offline.html served by the service worker when a never-visited route
is requested without network. Disable rubber-band overscroll bounce and
gray tap highlights so standalone mode feels less like a webview. Split
theme-color by prefers-color-scheme so the iOS status bar matches dark
mode, and add a proper 180x180 apple-touch-icon instead of downscaling
the 192px icon.
FastAPI + SQLAlchemy/Alembic + MariaDB backend with Jinja2/htmx/Alpine
server-rendered frontend. Multi-user via Google OAuth, daily habit
tracking, monthly/weekly history views, Web Push reminders via
APScheduler, and PWA support (manifest, service worker, offline caching).
Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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