- Replace wa-icon shadow DOM with inline SVG in queue-panel (xmark)
and album-dropdown (fav icons) to eliminate per-item shadow roots
- Memoize getBeforeEntries/getAfterEntries in cover-grid to prevent
.slice() creating new array refs that trigger virtualizer relayout
- Remove transition: scale and border-radius from album cards to
avoid per-frame repaints and anti-aliased path clipping
- Add queueMicrotask batching to player-store and favorites-store
notify() to coalesce rapid-fire updates into single renders
Move search indicator from absolute-positioned overlay into sort toolbar
(or dedicated search-bar-row for artists/genres views). Shows indicator
on empty-state screens. Fix cover art not displaying for expanded album
tracks by checking expandedAlbumId before the albumName guard. Add
ScanWarning model bindings.
repeat() as child content of lit-virtualizer bypasses virtualization,
rendering ALL items instead of only visible ones. This caused 2+ minute
loading times and UI freezing with large libraries.
The correct approach: use lit-virtualizer's native .renderItem and
.keyFunction properties which integrate with its scroll-based viewport
management.
- cover-grid dynamic text tiers use --yj-text-xs/sm/md/lg tokens
- track-list sort toolbar, row text, and fav icon use design tokens
- queue-panel header and track text use type scale tokens
- track-details, track-info, artist-details, genre-details use tokens
- designTokens imported and prepended to static styles in all 8 files
- cover-grid: all 3 virtualizers (single, before-split, after-split) use repeat() with album.ID key
- artists-view uses repeat() with artist.ID key
- genres-view uses repeat() with genre.name key
- Removed gridKeyFunction (now inlined in repeat calls)
- Removed .renderItem and .keyFunction properties from all virtualizers
album artist gets populated with artist as fallback (frontend also uses
this as display name fallback for albums). added scroll position
persistence when switching main views. also added frontend cache for
faster switching.
yonlu
logan