Restructure step 4: local library and media identity
- L1 (core, offline): release names with kinds (episode, movie, extra: OP/ED/Opening/Ending/NC/PV/OVA…), folder hints (season and name from parentheticals, ranges), one show across folders, gaps and next with skipped numbers, junk ignored, stable keys. - L2 (app, device-owned cache): AniList match with synonyms and sequel walking, episode mapping across cours (AnimeFlow runs when signed in), art and episode titles, "Wrong show?" pins per show or folder, episode offsets; lazy, spaced requests, works offline. - Files tab as a library: poster cards, show pages with banner, gap prompt, extras, movies, Wrong show? and Episode numbers. - media.ref produced for local files, Jellyfin (provider ids) and links, carried in swaps and Up next; receivers name media from it. - Hosting relays each Jellyfin item through its own server's login. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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@@ -216,8 +216,21 @@ Up next, add the folder to Files, or fill Link).
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open here (needs cookies, 403, 404, not a video) says why and goes up
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only with "Put it up anyway"; in the player, whoever cannot play it is
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named ("Bob can't play this: Not allowed (403)") and nobody waits for them.
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- **Files**: video folders you add on this computer, grouped by series
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(click a series to list its episodes), or any file through Browse. The others stream it from you.
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- **Files**: your own library from the video folders you add on this
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computer (the **Library** shows them all together, each folder on its
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own too), or any file through Browse. Files are sorted into shows and
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movies by their names and folders: one show split over several folders
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is one show, OP/ED and specials go under its **Extras**, a folder like
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"Show (Season 3 - Alicization)" gives the season and its name. Shows
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are looked up on AniList for their proper name, cover and banner. A
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show's page has its seasons and episodes and a button for the next one
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after what you last played here; when episodes are missing on the way
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it says so ("66–107 aren't in your folders — skip to 108?"). Matched
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the wrong show? **Wrong show?** searches AniList and pins the right one
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for the show everywhere or just one folder; **Episode numbers…** says
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which episode the first file is when the files count differently. Both
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stay through rescans. The others stream what you put up from you, and
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see its proper name too.
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Put it up and the player opens. With nobody else in the server, the
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buttons say Play and a link plays straight from the site.
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@@ -467,8 +480,9 @@ Watching:
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- Friends without an account watch through the server: whoever put the
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item up passes it on automatically, with their own sign-in, which never
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leaves their computer (only the current item, only to people in the
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session). They show "via server" in the member list (click the avatars). When the app hosts,
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or a dedicated server has its own login (`--jellyfin <file>`, see
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session). They show "via server" in the member list (click the avatars). On your
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own server (with your sign-in on that item's Jellyfin, whichever of
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your linked servers it is), or a dedicated server with its own login (`--jellyfin <file>`, see
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[docs/ARCHITECTURE.md](docs/ARCHITECTURE.md), Jellyfin relay), the server
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fetches it itself instead.
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- If nobody can pass it on (the person who put it up left), the app says
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