MovieDB - Releases

Changed

• The App Store description now lists the library import / export feature from 1.6.0.

Fixed

• On wide screens, the backdrop of a movie or TV show page no longer covers the navigation (#69).
• In the add and edit forms, selects now line up with the date field next to them, and the "Mark as Favorite" checkbox lines up with its label (#70).

Added

• Export and import of a library as a single JSON file (Settings → Import / Export), for backups and for moving a collection to another Nextcloud instance (#62). It covers movies, TV shows with episode progress, rewatches, ratings, reviews, the watchlist and custom platforms, but not the TMDB API key. Import needs edit permission, skips titles that are already in the library, runs in one transaction and needs no TMDB requests. The uploaded file is validated field by field, and a confirmation dialog shows what will be imported, including the library and time the file was exported from. Export files are named moviedb-<library>-<YYYY-MM-DD_HH-mm>.json.
• Settings "About" section now shows the app version and links to the source code, issue tracker, App Store page and license. info.xml gained a <website> entry.

Fixed

• Saving settings showed the "Settings saved" message twice, and removing the API key showed both "Settings saved" and "API key removed". A failed save could also show an error followed by a success message. Each action now shows exactly one message matching the outcome.
• Importing a file made of a huge number of tiny entries could exhaust the server's memory while the file was being read, even though it was below the 25 MB size limit. Such files are now rejected up front.
• Control characters (such as a NUL byte) in an imported file are removed from text fields. PostgreSQL silently cut the text at a NUL byte, so a title could end up shortened.

Maintenance

• Tests for the export (including an export → import round trip) and for the remaining import limits. The import and export were also tested on PostgreSQL.

Pre-release of 1.6.0 for testing the new export/import; its changes are listed under 1.6.0. It was only offered to servers that allow pre-releases.

Added

• An "About" section in Settings with the TMDB logo and the attribution notice required by TMDB's API terms, translated into all five locales. The same notice is now in the App Store description and the README.

Maintenance

• Upgraded vitest and @vitest/coverage-v8 4 → 5 together, plus patch and minor bumps of webpack, eslint, jsdom and @typescript-eslint/*. No functional changes.

Fixed

• Several UI strings (search placeholders, "Enter movie/TV show title...", "Importing episodes...", "Write your thoughts...") had their trailing ... normalized to a proper ellipsis character (…) in an earlier change, but the translation files still keyed on the old three-dot strings. Non-English users were seeing raw English fallbacks for these. All five locales (de, es, fr, it, nl) are now back in sync.
• Added the missing translation for "Failed to leave library. Please try again." across all locales.
• Fixed a typo in the Spanish translation of that message ("abandonador" → "abandonar").

Thanks to @ba3r for reporting and fixing the translation drift (#47).

Fixed

• Fresh installs on Nextcloud 32 no longer fail during occ app:enable. Three boolean columns (episodes.watched, libraries.is_personal, library_members.permission_edit) were declared NOT NULL in a way NC 32's migration validator rejects, and the moviedb_library_members table name hit NC's identifier-length limit for an auto-generated primary key name. Existing installs (including upgrades) are unaffected.

Fixed

• "Watches by Year" on the Dashboard now groups by the year you actually watched a movie/show, not its release/air year. Matches the "year in review" convention used by Trakt/Letterboxd.
• The "Watches by Year" chart no longer stretches to fill most of the screen when there are only a few bars (e.g. a small watch history).

Fixed

• The v1.5.0 release tarball contained stray macOS AppleDouble (._*) files and extended-attribute metadata (from com.apple.provenance, newly applied to files by macOS 26/27), which broke the Nextcloud App Store installer's "exactly one top-level folder" check on some upgrades (Extracted app moviedb has more than 1 folder). This release is content-identical to 1.5.0, repackaged with COPYFILE_DISABLE=1 and explicit xattr/AppleDouble stripping.

Added

• Dashboard now includes "Watches by Year" and "Watches by Platform" charts, including TV show watches (previously excluded from these stats). Both charts share a new "Show" filter to view All / Movies / TV Shows only.
• Watchlist pagination (page/limit params, matching Movie/Series), fixing the previously unbounded /api/watchlist response.

Changed

• Visual polish pass: consistent card hover/shadow treatment across MovieCard/SeriesCard/Dashboard stat cards (shared radius/shadow/transition values), a subtle poster gradient scrim for badge legibility, per-stat accent colors on the Dashboard, and richer chart styling — gradient-filled bars with a grow-in animation on Watches by Year, gradient fills and a smoother track on Watches by Platform.

Fixed

• Recently Watched and Top Rated cards on the Dashboard no longer collapse into unreadable narrow strips on mobile viewports.
• The Dashboard chart filter control no longer overflows the screen on narrow viewports.
• /api/watchlist, /api/movies, and /api/series no longer throw a division-by-zero error on limit=0, or accept a negative page/limit that produced a negative offset — all three now clamp to sane minimums. totalPages is now consistently returned as an integer.
• The watchlist's media-type filter no longer silently returns zero results on an unrecognized mediaType value — invalid values are now treated as "no filter", matching the stats endpoints' existing behavior.
• Changing sort order on the watchlist while on a later page no longer leaves the user on a now out-of-range page; sorting resets to page 1.
• The Dashboard's media-type "Show" filter is now visibly grouped with both charts it affects (under one "Watch Statistics" section) instead of appearing to apply only to "Watches by Year".
• Switching the active shared library no longer leaves stale watchlist pagination/filter state behind — a page number or type filter left over from a previous library (which may have far more or fewer items) could point past the end of the new library's results and show a false empty state. Movies/TV filters are reset the same way.
• The sidebar's watchlist counter badge now always reflects the library's true total, not a search/media-type-filtered count — previously applying a filter on the Watchlist page made the badge appear to shrink until the filter was cleared.
• Opening the Watchlist page no longer fires two competing API requests (one before the active library was known, one after) — the first could return data for the wrong library depending on response timing.
• Rapidly switching the Dashboard's "Show" chart filter no longer risks displaying stale data if an earlier request resolves after a later one.

Changed

• Extracted the duplicated mediaType query-param validation from StatsController/WatchlistController into a shared helper on AuthenticatedController.
• Added a resetFilters() action to the watchlist store (mirroring Movies/Series) so sort/type-filter/pagination resets follow one consistent pattern across Watchlist.vue and the shared-library switcher.

Fixed

• Translation placeholders now render correctly in paginated movie lists.

Tests

• Added regression coverage for translated placeholders and plural arguments.

Added

• Shared Libraries: create named libraries and share your movie/TV collection with other Nextcloud users — assign viewer or editor roles, manage members, and switch between libraries from a single account. Everything about a title (catalog, watchlist, episode progress, ratings, platform, review) is shared across all library members; user_id on catalog rows becomes legacy attribution only — library membership is the sole access gate
• New DB tables moviedb_libraries and moviedb_library_members; all catalog tables gain a library_id NOT NULL column (Migrations V5 → V7)
• V5 backfills every user's existing data into an auto-created personal library; V6 enforces the NOT NULL constraint; V7 heals any duplicate-membership edge cases left by a check-then-insert race in V5
• Self-leave: members added to a shared library can leave it without needing the owner to remove them (Leave button + confirmation dialog in the Libraries view)
• GET /api/libraries/sharees?search=... — user-search endpoint backed by OCP\Collaboration\Collaborators\ISearch, respecting Nextcloud's shareapi_restrict_user_enumeration and group-restriction admin settings
• Viewer notice banners on Add Movie, Add TV Show, and Add to Watchlist pages when the active library is view-only

Changed

• All catalog endpoints (/api/movies, /api/series, /api/watchlist, watches, stats) now accept an optional libraryId query/body param and scope reads/writes to that library; omitting it falls back to the user's personal library
• LibraryService.resolveLibraryId (writes) throws on a denied explicit ID instead of silently falling back to personal, preventing cross-library write confusion
• Member management restricted to owner only (editors can no longer add/remove members); viewers see the members list read-only
• Library delete cascade wrapped in a DB transaction (episodes → watches → watchlist → series → movies → members → library)
• Rename preserves the caller's owner role in the response (annotate() helper centralises role annotation for all library-returning endpoints)
• GET /api/libraries/sharees requires at least 1 character to prevent zero-query full user enumeration
• Dashboard "Recently Watched" now interleaves movies and TV shows sorted by watch date instead of showing movies-only followed by TV-only

Fixed

• Library rename bug: editing the name field immediately after saving no longer reverts to the pre-save name due to a stale local binding

Tests

• 121 PHP tests, 136 JS tests, 0 lint errors
• New: LibraryServiceTest (21 PHP tests covering create, rename, member CRUD, self-leave, canAccess/canEdit, annotate)
• New: libraries.spec.js (28 JS tests covering store state, getters, fetch, create/rename/remove, leaveLibrary, member actions)
• All pre-existing tests updated for v1.4 API signatures (libraryId param added to MovieService, WatchlistService, SeriesService, MovieWatchService, StatsService)

Fixed

• PlatformService::findAllForUser now checks hasDefaults() before calling createDefaults(), avoiding an unnecessary DB write on every PHP process start
• SeriesServiceTest: test mocks corrected from non-existent findByTmdbId to findByTmdbIdAndSeries; static $defaultsSeeded flag reset between test cases so platform-seeding tests run in isolation

Changed

• App Store description updated to reflect TV show tracking and rewatch support added in 1.2.0 and 1.3.0

Added

• Episode-level TV show support (#15): track series, seasons, and individual episodes. Series get their own /tv section, list view, and detail page separate from movies
• New moviedb_series and moviedb_episodes tables; series metadata and every episode (including specials) are imported from TMDB on add, one API call per season
• Derived progress: season and series completion are computed from each episode's watched flag — never stored as a season/series-level percentage. Unaired episodes (air date in the future or unknown) are excluded from the denominator; specials (season 0) are stored and shown but excluded from progress
• "Up next" card surfaces the first aired, unwatched episode
• Mark whole season / whole series watched fan-out — idempotent, so re-clicking never re-flips; only aired, non-special episodes are affected
• Series-owned watch metadata: a TV show carries its own rating, platform, language watched, and watch date — set on the Add TV Show and Edit TV Show forms, exactly like a movie — stored as a single series-level row in moviedb_movie_watches (nullable series_id/episode_id). Individual episodes are a plain watched/unwatched checkbox with no per-episode metadata
• TMDB Movies/TV toggle in the search UI; localized TV genre list
• Watchlist now supports TV shows as well as movies: a unified watchlist with a Movies/TV type toggle when adding, a Movie/TV badge on each entry, and an All/Movies/TV Shows type filter. Marking a show as watched imports the whole series (all seasons/episodes) and routes to its /tv detail page; marking a movie behaves as before
• Dashboard tiles for TV shows watched and episodes watched; total runtime now includes episode runtime
• Translations for all new strings (de, es, fr, it, nl)

Changed

• Migration Version000003Date20260828 adds the series/episode tables (including a watched boolean on moviedb_episodes), relaxes moviedb_movie_watches.movie_id to nullable, and adds a media_type column to moviedb_watchlist (default movie; existing rows backfill to movie) — all add-only or NOT-NULL relaxation, safe for the SQLite fresh-install batch; no columns dropped
• media_type is now populated on movies (default movie) for forward-compatibility
• Year and platform charts remain movies-only in this release
• Dashboard Avg Rating and Top Rated now include TV shows alongside movies — a show's rating lives on its single series-level watch row, so it counts toward the average and can appear in the Top Rated row. Movie and series cards now carry a small Movie/TV type badge

Fixed

• Default streaming platforms are now seeded lazily on first read (PlatformService::findAllForUser) instead of relying solely on the migration's postSchemaChange hook, which Nextcloud does not reliably fire during occ app:enable. Fresh installs no longer show an empty platform picker; the seed is idempotent so it never duplicates existing defaults
• Recently watched TV shows now appear on the dashboard alongside movies (the recent stats endpoint returns series with at least one watched episode, most-recently-watched first)
• Episode watched state is stored as a boolean watched column on moviedb_episodes (toggled by the per-episode checkbox and the season/series "mark all watched" actions), and total runtime counts each watched episode's runtime. This replaces the earlier per-episode "log watch" dialog: episodes no longer carry their own date/platform/language/rating — that metadata belongs to the show as a whole (see Added)
• Series import no longer fails when a show has a specials season: moviedb_episodes.season_number/episode_number now carry a DB default of 0 so episodes in season 0 (which match the entity's default and are thus omitted from the QBMapper INSERT) persist instead of hitting a NOT NULL constraint. Affected both direct series add and "mark watched" on a series watchlist item

Changed

• The App Store description now lists the library import / export feature from 1.6.0.

Fixed

• On wide screens, the backdrop of a movie or TV show page no longer covers the navigation (#69).
• In the add and edit forms, selects now line up with the date field next to them, and the "Mark as Favorite" checkbox lines up with its label (#70).

Added

• Export and import of a library as a single JSON file (Settings → Import / Export), for backups and for moving a collection to another Nextcloud instance (#62). It covers movies, TV shows with episode progress, rewatches, ratings, reviews, the watchlist and custom platforms, but not the TMDB API key. Import needs edit permission, skips titles that are already in the library, runs in one transaction and needs no TMDB requests. The uploaded file is validated field by field, and a confirmation dialog shows what will be imported, including the library and time the file was exported from. Export files are named moviedb-<library>-<YYYY-MM-DD_HH-mm>.json.
• Settings "About" section now shows the app version and links to the source code, issue tracker, App Store page and license. info.xml gained a <website> entry.

Fixed

• Saving settings showed the "Settings saved" message twice, and removing the API key showed both "Settings saved" and "API key removed". A failed save could also show an error followed by a success message. Each action now shows exactly one message matching the outcome.
• Importing a file made of a huge number of tiny entries could exhaust the server's memory while the file was being read, even though it was below the 25 MB size limit. Such files are now rejected up front.
• Control characters (such as a NUL byte) in an imported file are removed from text fields. PostgreSQL silently cut the text at a NUL byte, so a title could end up shortened.

Maintenance

• Tests for the export (including an export → import round trip) and for the remaining import limits. The import and export were also tested on PostgreSQL.

Pre-release of 1.6.0 for testing the new export/import; its changes are listed under 1.6.0. It was only offered to servers that allow pre-releases.

Added

• An "About" section in Settings with the TMDB logo and the attribution notice required by TMDB's API terms, translated into all five locales. The same notice is now in the App Store description and the README.

Maintenance

• Upgraded vitest and @vitest/coverage-v8 4 → 5 together, plus patch and minor bumps of webpack, eslint, jsdom and @typescript-eslint/*. No functional changes.

Fixed

• Several UI strings (search placeholders, "Enter movie/TV show title...", "Importing episodes...", "Write your thoughts...") had their trailing ... normalized to a proper ellipsis character (…) in an earlier change, but the translation files still keyed on the old three-dot strings. Non-English users were seeing raw English fallbacks for these. All five locales (de, es, fr, it, nl) are now back in sync.
• Added the missing translation for "Failed to leave library. Please try again." across all locales.
• Fixed a typo in the Spanish translation of that message ("abandonador" → "abandonar").

Thanks to @ba3r for reporting and fixing the translation drift (#47).

Fixed

• Fresh installs on Nextcloud 32 no longer fail during occ app:enable. Three boolean columns (episodes.watched, libraries.is_personal, library_members.permission_edit) were declared NOT NULL in a way NC 32's migration validator rejects, and the moviedb_library_members table name hit NC's identifier-length limit for an auto-generated primary key name. Existing installs (including upgrades) are unaffected.

Fixed

• "Watches by Year" on the Dashboard now groups by the year you actually watched a movie/show, not its release/air year. Matches the "year in review" convention used by Trakt/Letterboxd.
• The "Watches by Year" chart no longer stretches to fill most of the screen when there are only a few bars (e.g. a small watch history).

Fixed

• The v1.5.0 release tarball contained stray macOS AppleDouble (._*) files and extended-attribute metadata (from com.apple.provenance, newly applied to files by macOS 26/27), which broke the Nextcloud App Store installer's "exactly one top-level folder" check on some upgrades (Extracted app moviedb has more than 1 folder). This release is content-identical to 1.5.0, repackaged with COPYFILE_DISABLE=1 and explicit xattr/AppleDouble stripping.

Added

• Dashboard now includes "Watches by Year" and "Watches by Platform" charts, including TV show watches (previously excluded from these stats). Both charts share a new "Show" filter to view All / Movies / TV Shows only.
• Watchlist pagination (page/limit params, matching Movie/Series), fixing the previously unbounded /api/watchlist response.

Changed

• Visual polish pass: consistent card hover/shadow treatment across MovieCard/SeriesCard/Dashboard stat cards (shared radius/shadow/transition values), a subtle poster gradient scrim for badge legibility, per-stat accent colors on the Dashboard, and richer chart styling — gradient-filled bars with a grow-in animation on Watches by Year, gradient fills and a smoother track on Watches by Platform.

Fixed

• Recently Watched and Top Rated cards on the Dashboard no longer collapse into unreadable narrow strips on mobile viewports.
• The Dashboard chart filter control no longer overflows the screen on narrow viewports.
• /api/watchlist, /api/movies, and /api/series no longer throw a division-by-zero error on limit=0, or accept a negative page/limit that produced a negative offset — all three now clamp to sane minimums. totalPages is now consistently returned as an integer.
• The watchlist's media-type filter no longer silently returns zero results on an unrecognized mediaType value — invalid values are now treated as "no filter", matching the stats endpoints' existing behavior.
• Changing sort order on the watchlist while on a later page no longer leaves the user on a now out-of-range page; sorting resets to page 1.
• The Dashboard's media-type "Show" filter is now visibly grouped with both charts it affects (under one "Watch Statistics" section) instead of appearing to apply only to "Watches by Year".
• Switching the active shared library no longer leaves stale watchlist pagination/filter state behind — a page number or type filter left over from a previous library (which may have far more or fewer items) could point past the end of the new library's results and show a false empty state. Movies/TV filters are reset the same way.
• The sidebar's watchlist counter badge now always reflects the library's true total, not a search/media-type-filtered count — previously applying a filter on the Watchlist page made the badge appear to shrink until the filter was cleared.
• Opening the Watchlist page no longer fires two competing API requests (one before the active library was known, one after) — the first could return data for the wrong library depending on response timing.
• Rapidly switching the Dashboard's "Show" chart filter no longer risks displaying stale data if an earlier request resolves after a later one.

Changed

• Extracted the duplicated mediaType query-param validation from StatsController/WatchlistController into a shared helper on AuthenticatedController.
• Added a resetFilters() action to the watchlist store (mirroring Movies/Series) so sort/type-filter/pagination resets follow one consistent pattern across Watchlist.vue and the shared-library switcher.

Fixed

• Translation placeholders now render correctly in paginated movie lists.

Tests

• Added regression coverage for translated placeholders and plural arguments.

Added

• Shared Libraries: create named libraries and share your movie/TV collection with other Nextcloud users — assign viewer or editor roles, manage members, and switch between libraries from a single account. Everything about a title (catalog, watchlist, episode progress, ratings, platform, review) is shared across all library members; user_id on catalog rows becomes legacy attribution only — library membership is the sole access gate
• New DB tables moviedb_libraries and moviedb_library_members; all catalog tables gain a library_id NOT NULL column (Migrations V5 → V7)
• V5 backfills every user's existing data into an auto-created personal library; V6 enforces the NOT NULL constraint; V7 heals any duplicate-membership edge cases left by a check-then-insert race in V5
• Self-leave: members added to a shared library can leave it without needing the owner to remove them (Leave button + confirmation dialog in the Libraries view)
• GET /api/libraries/sharees?search=... — user-search endpoint backed by OCP\Collaboration\Collaborators\ISearch, respecting Nextcloud's shareapi_restrict_user_enumeration and group-restriction admin settings
• Viewer notice banners on Add Movie, Add TV Show, and Add to Watchlist pages when the active library is view-only

Changed

• All catalog endpoints (/api/movies, /api/series, /api/watchlist, watches, stats) now accept an optional libraryId query/body param and scope reads/writes to that library; omitting it falls back to the user's personal library
• LibraryService.resolveLibraryId (writes) throws on a denied explicit ID instead of silently falling back to personal, preventing cross-library write confusion
• Member management restricted to owner only (editors can no longer add/remove members); viewers see the members list read-only
• Library delete cascade wrapped in a DB transaction (episodes → watches → watchlist → series → movies → members → library)
• Rename preserves the caller's owner role in the response (annotate() helper centralises role annotation for all library-returning endpoints)
• GET /api/libraries/sharees requires at least 1 character to prevent zero-query full user enumeration
• Dashboard "Recently Watched" now interleaves movies and TV shows sorted by watch date instead of showing movies-only followed by TV-only

Fixed

• Library rename bug: editing the name field immediately after saving no longer reverts to the pre-save name due to a stale local binding

Tests

• 121 PHP tests, 136 JS tests, 0 lint errors
• New: LibraryServiceTest (21 PHP tests covering create, rename, member CRUD, self-leave, canAccess/canEdit, annotate)
• New: libraries.spec.js (28 JS tests covering store state, getters, fetch, create/rename/remove, leaveLibrary, member actions)
• All pre-existing tests updated for v1.4 API signatures (libraryId param added to MovieService, WatchlistService, SeriesService, MovieWatchService, StatsService)

Fixed

• PlatformService::findAllForUser now checks hasDefaults() before calling createDefaults(), avoiding an unnecessary DB write on every PHP process start
• SeriesServiceTest: test mocks corrected from non-existent findByTmdbId to findByTmdbIdAndSeries; static $defaultsSeeded flag reset between test cases so platform-seeding tests run in isolation

Changed

• App Store description updated to reflect TV show tracking and rewatch support added in 1.2.0 and 1.3.0

Added

• Episode-level TV show support (#15): track series, seasons, and individual episodes. Series get their own /tv section, list view, and detail page separate from movies
• New moviedb_series and moviedb_episodes tables; series metadata and every episode (including specials) are imported from TMDB on add, one API call per season
• Derived progress: season and series completion are computed from each episode's watched flag — never stored as a season/series-level percentage. Unaired episodes (air date in the future or unknown) are excluded from the denominator; specials (season 0) are stored and shown but excluded from progress
• "Up next" card surfaces the first aired, unwatched episode
• Mark whole season / whole series watched fan-out — idempotent, so re-clicking never re-flips; only aired, non-special episodes are affected
• Series-owned watch metadata: a TV show carries its own rating, platform, language watched, and watch date — set on the Add TV Show and Edit TV Show forms, exactly like a movie — stored as a single series-level row in moviedb_movie_watches (nullable series_id/episode_id). Individual episodes are a plain watched/unwatched checkbox with no per-episode metadata
• TMDB Movies/TV toggle in the search UI; localized TV genre list
• Watchlist now supports TV shows as well as movies: a unified watchlist with a Movies/TV type toggle when adding, a Movie/TV badge on each entry, and an All/Movies/TV Shows type filter. Marking a show as watched imports the whole series (all seasons/episodes) and routes to its /tv detail page; marking a movie behaves as before
• Dashboard tiles for TV shows watched and episodes watched; total runtime now includes episode runtime
• Translations for all new strings (de, es, fr, it, nl)

Changed

• Migration Version000003Date20260828 adds the series/episode tables (including a watched boolean on moviedb_episodes), relaxes moviedb_movie_watches.movie_id to nullable, and adds a media_type column to moviedb_watchlist (default movie; existing rows backfill to movie) — all add-only or NOT-NULL relaxation, safe for the SQLite fresh-install batch; no columns dropped
• media_type is now populated on movies (default movie) for forward-compatibility
• Year and platform charts remain movies-only in this release
• Dashboard Avg Rating and Top Rated now include TV shows alongside movies — a show's rating lives on its single series-level watch row, so it counts toward the average and can appear in the Top Rated row. Movie and series cards now carry a small Movie/TV type badge

Fixed

• Default streaming platforms are now seeded lazily on first read (PlatformService::findAllForUser) instead of relying solely on the migration's postSchemaChange hook, which Nextcloud does not reliably fire during occ app:enable. Fresh installs no longer show an empty platform picker; the seed is idempotent so it never duplicates existing defaults
• Recently watched TV shows now appear on the dashboard alongside movies (the recent stats endpoint returns series with at least one watched episode, most-recently-watched first)
• Episode watched state is stored as a boolean watched column on moviedb_episodes (toggled by the per-episode checkbox and the season/series "mark all watched" actions), and total runtime counts each watched episode's runtime. This replaces the earlier per-episode "log watch" dialog: episodes no longer carry their own date/platform/language/rating — that metadata belongs to the show as a whole (see Added)
• Series import no longer fails when a show has a specials season: moviedb_episodes.season_number/episode_number now carry a DB default of 0 so episodes in season 0 (which match the entity's default and are thus omitted from the QBMapper INSERT) persist instead of hitting a NOT NULL constraint. Affected both direct series add and "mark watched" on a series watchlist item

Added

• Rewatch support: new moviedb_movie_watches table stores one row per viewing (date, rating, review, platform, language). Each movie can now have a full watch history (#19)
• Log again button on the movie detail page with a star-rating selector for quick rewatch logging
• Watch history section on movie detail listing all watches with per-entry delete (hidden when only one entry exists)
• Watchlist "mark as watched" on an already-watched movie now appends a new watch entry instead of creating a duplicate movie record

Changed

• Migration Version000002Date20260824 backfills all existing per-movie watch data into the new watches table with a verify-before-drop guard; legacy columns are retained in 1.2.0 for safe downgrade and will be dropped in a future release
• Star-rating selector replaces free-text number input in the log-watch dialog
• Removed redundant date/language summary box from the movie detail header

Fixed

• Edit form: rating/review/date changes now persist correctly even for movies without a prior watch row (previously silently dropped)

Tests

• 73 JS tests, 69 PHP tests, 0 lint errors

Fixed

• Prevent adding the same movie twice: POST /api/movies now returns 409 Conflict with the existing movie's id when a duplicate tmdbId is submitted, matching the existing watchlist behavior (#17)
• Watchlist store now shows a specific "already in your watchlist" message on 409 instead of the generic "failed to add" toast

Added

• Friendly duplicate-movie dialog in the Add Movie view offering "View existing entry" (routes to the existing movie's detail page) or "Cancel", instead of a plain error toast
• New i18n strings for the duplicate-movie dialog in all 5 locales (de, es, fr, it, nl)

Changed

• The App Store description now lists the library import / export feature from 1.6.0.

Fixed

• On wide screens, the backdrop of a movie or TV show page no longer covers the navigation (#69).
• In the add and edit forms, selects now line up with the date field next to them, and the "Mark as Favorite" checkbox lines up with its label (#70).

Added

• Export and import of a library as a single JSON file (Settings → Import / Export), for backups and for moving a collection to another Nextcloud instance (#62). It covers movies, TV shows with episode progress, rewatches, ratings, reviews, the watchlist and custom platforms, but not the TMDB API key. Import needs edit permission, skips titles that are already in the library, runs in one transaction and needs no TMDB requests. The uploaded file is validated field by field, and a confirmation dialog shows what will be imported, including the library and time the file was exported from. Export files are named moviedb-<library>-<YYYY-MM-DD_HH-mm>.json.
• Settings "About" section now shows the app version and links to the source code, issue tracker, App Store page and license. info.xml gained a <website> entry.

Fixed

• Saving settings showed the "Settings saved" message twice, and removing the API key showed both "Settings saved" and "API key removed". A failed save could also show an error followed by a success message. Each action now shows exactly one message matching the outcome.
• Importing a file made of a huge number of tiny entries could exhaust the server's memory while the file was being read, even though it was below the 25 MB size limit. Such files are now rejected up front.
• Control characters (such as a NUL byte) in an imported file are removed from text fields. PostgreSQL silently cut the text at a NUL byte, so a title could end up shortened.

Maintenance

• Tests for the export (including an export → import round trip) and for the remaining import limits. The import and export were also tested on PostgreSQL.

Pre-release of 1.6.0 for testing the new export/import; its changes are listed under 1.6.0. It was only offered to servers that allow pre-releases.

Added

• An "About" section in Settings with the TMDB logo and the attribution notice required by TMDB's API terms, translated into all five locales. The same notice is now in the App Store description and the README.

Maintenance

• Upgraded vitest and @vitest/coverage-v8 4 → 5 together, plus patch and minor bumps of webpack, eslint, jsdom and @typescript-eslint/*. No functional changes.

Fixed

• Several UI strings (search placeholders, "Enter movie/TV show title...", "Importing episodes...", "Write your thoughts...") had their trailing ... normalized to a proper ellipsis character (…) in an earlier change, but the translation files still keyed on the old three-dot strings. Non-English users were seeing raw English fallbacks for these. All five locales (de, es, fr, it, nl) are now back in sync.
• Added the missing translation for "Failed to leave library. Please try again." across all locales.
• Fixed a typo in the Spanish translation of that message ("abandonador" → "abandonar").

Thanks to @ba3r for reporting and fixing the translation drift (#47).

Fixed

• Fresh installs on Nextcloud 32 no longer fail during occ app:enable. Three boolean columns (episodes.watched, libraries.is_personal, library_members.permission_edit) were declared NOT NULL in a way NC 32's migration validator rejects, and the moviedb_library_members table name hit NC's identifier-length limit for an auto-generated primary key name. Existing installs (including upgrades) are unaffected.

Fixed

• "Watches by Year" on the Dashboard now groups by the year you actually watched a movie/show, not its release/air year. Matches the "year in review" convention used by Trakt/Letterboxd.
• The "Watches by Year" chart no longer stretches to fill most of the screen when there are only a few bars (e.g. a small watch history).

Fixed

• The v1.5.0 release tarball contained stray macOS AppleDouble (._*) files and extended-attribute metadata (from com.apple.provenance, newly applied to files by macOS 26/27), which broke the Nextcloud App Store installer's "exactly one top-level folder" check on some upgrades (Extracted app moviedb has more than 1 folder). This release is content-identical to 1.5.0, repackaged with COPYFILE_DISABLE=1 and explicit xattr/AppleDouble stripping.

Added

• Dashboard now includes "Watches by Year" and "Watches by Platform" charts, including TV show watches (previously excluded from these stats). Both charts share a new "Show" filter to view All / Movies / TV Shows only.
• Watchlist pagination (page/limit params, matching Movie/Series), fixing the previously unbounded /api/watchlist response.

Changed

• Visual polish pass: consistent card hover/shadow treatment across MovieCard/SeriesCard/Dashboard stat cards (shared radius/shadow/transition values), a subtle poster gradient scrim for badge legibility, per-stat accent colors on the Dashboard, and richer chart styling — gradient-filled bars with a grow-in animation on Watches by Year, gradient fills and a smoother track on Watches by Platform.

Fixed

• Recently Watched and Top Rated cards on the Dashboard no longer collapse into unreadable narrow strips on mobile viewports.
• The Dashboard chart filter control no longer overflows the screen on narrow viewports.
• /api/watchlist, /api/movies, and /api/series no longer throw a division-by-zero error on limit=0, or accept a negative page/limit that produced a negative offset — all three now clamp to sane minimums. totalPages is now consistently returned as an integer.
• The watchlist's media-type filter no longer silently returns zero results on an unrecognized mediaType value — invalid values are now treated as "no filter", matching the stats endpoints' existing behavior.
• Changing sort order on the watchlist while on a later page no longer leaves the user on a now out-of-range page; sorting resets to page 1.
• The Dashboard's media-type "Show" filter is now visibly grouped with both charts it affects (under one "Watch Statistics" section) instead of appearing to apply only to "Watches by Year".
• Switching the active shared library no longer leaves stale watchlist pagination/filter state behind — a page number or type filter left over from a previous library (which may have far more or fewer items) could point past the end of the new library's results and show a false empty state. Movies/TV filters are reset the same way.
• The sidebar's watchlist counter badge now always reflects the library's true total, not a search/media-type-filtered count — previously applying a filter on the Watchlist page made the badge appear to shrink until the filter was cleared.
• Opening the Watchlist page no longer fires two competing API requests (one before the active library was known, one after) — the first could return data for the wrong library depending on response timing.
• Rapidly switching the Dashboard's "Show" chart filter no longer risks displaying stale data if an earlier request resolves after a later one.

Changed

• Extracted the duplicated mediaType query-param validation from StatsController/WatchlistController into a shared helper on AuthenticatedController.
• Added a resetFilters() action to the watchlist store (mirroring Movies/Series) so sort/type-filter/pagination resets follow one consistent pattern across Watchlist.vue and the shared-library switcher.

Fixed

• Translation placeholders now render correctly in paginated movie lists.

Tests

• Added regression coverage for translated placeholders and plural arguments.

Added

• Shared Libraries: create named libraries and share your movie/TV collection with other Nextcloud users — assign viewer or editor roles, manage members, and switch between libraries from a single account. Everything about a title (catalog, watchlist, episode progress, ratings, platform, review) is shared across all library members; user_id on catalog rows becomes legacy attribution only — library membership is the sole access gate
• New DB tables moviedb_libraries and moviedb_library_members; all catalog tables gain a library_id NOT NULL column (Migrations V5 → V7)
• V5 backfills every user's existing data into an auto-created personal library; V6 enforces the NOT NULL constraint; V7 heals any duplicate-membership edge cases left by a check-then-insert race in V5
• Self-leave: members added to a shared library can leave it without needing the owner to remove them (Leave button + confirmation dialog in the Libraries view)
• GET /api/libraries/sharees?search=... — user-search endpoint backed by OCP\Collaboration\Collaborators\ISearch, respecting Nextcloud's shareapi_restrict_user_enumeration and group-restriction admin settings
• Viewer notice banners on Add Movie, Add TV Show, and Add to Watchlist pages when the active library is view-only

Changed

• All catalog endpoints (/api/movies, /api/series, /api/watchlist, watches, stats) now accept an optional libraryId query/body param and scope reads/writes to that library; omitting it falls back to the user's personal library
• LibraryService.resolveLibraryId (writes) throws on a denied explicit ID instead of silently falling back to personal, preventing cross-library write confusion
• Member management restricted to owner only (editors can no longer add/remove members); viewers see the members list read-only
• Library delete cascade wrapped in a DB transaction (episodes → watches → watchlist → series → movies → members → library)
• Rename preserves the caller's owner role in the response (annotate() helper centralises role annotation for all library-returning endpoints)
• GET /api/libraries/sharees requires at least 1 character to prevent zero-query full user enumeration
• Dashboard "Recently Watched" now interleaves movies and TV shows sorted by watch date instead of showing movies-only followed by TV-only

Fixed

• Library rename bug: editing the name field immediately after saving no longer reverts to the pre-save name due to a stale local binding

Tests

• 121 PHP tests, 136 JS tests, 0 lint errors
• New: LibraryServiceTest (21 PHP tests covering create, rename, member CRUD, self-leave, canAccess/canEdit, annotate)
• New: libraries.spec.js (28 JS tests covering store state, getters, fetch, create/rename/remove, leaveLibrary, member actions)
• All pre-existing tests updated for v1.4 API signatures (libraryId param added to MovieService, WatchlistService, SeriesService, MovieWatchService, StatsService)

Fixed

• PlatformService::findAllForUser now checks hasDefaults() before calling createDefaults(), avoiding an unnecessary DB write on every PHP process start
• SeriesServiceTest: test mocks corrected from non-existent findByTmdbId to findByTmdbIdAndSeries; static $defaultsSeeded flag reset between test cases so platform-seeding tests run in isolation

Changed

• App Store description updated to reflect TV show tracking and rewatch support added in 1.2.0 and 1.3.0

Added

• Episode-level TV show support (#15): track series, seasons, and individual episodes. Series get their own /tv section, list view, and detail page separate from movies
• New moviedb_series and moviedb_episodes tables; series metadata and every episode (including specials) are imported from TMDB on add, one API call per season
• Derived progress: season and series completion are computed from each episode's watched flag — never stored as a season/series-level percentage. Unaired episodes (air date in the future or unknown) are excluded from the denominator; specials (season 0) are stored and shown but excluded from progress
• "Up next" card surfaces the first aired, unwatched episode
• Mark whole season / whole series watched fan-out — idempotent, so re-clicking never re-flips; only aired, non-special episodes are affected
• Series-owned watch metadata: a TV show carries its own rating, platform, language watched, and watch date — set on the Add TV Show and Edit TV Show forms, exactly like a movie — stored as a single series-level row in moviedb_movie_watches (nullable series_id/episode_id). Individual episodes are a plain watched/unwatched checkbox with no per-episode metadata
• TMDB Movies/TV toggle in the search UI; localized TV genre list
• Watchlist now supports TV shows as well as movies: a unified watchlist with a Movies/TV type toggle when adding, a Movie/TV badge on each entry, and an All/Movies/TV Shows type filter. Marking a show as watched imports the whole series (all seasons/episodes) and routes to its /tv detail page; marking a movie behaves as before
• Dashboard tiles for TV shows watched and episodes watched; total runtime now includes episode runtime
• Translations for all new strings (de, es, fr, it, nl)

Changed

• Migration Version000003Date20260828 adds the series/episode tables (including a watched boolean on moviedb_episodes), relaxes moviedb_movie_watches.movie_id to nullable, and adds a media_type column to moviedb_watchlist (default movie; existing rows backfill to movie) — all add-only or NOT-NULL relaxation, safe for the SQLite fresh-install batch; no columns dropped
• media_type is now populated on movies (default movie) for forward-compatibility
• Year and platform charts remain movies-only in this release
• Dashboard Avg Rating and Top Rated now include TV shows alongside movies — a show's rating lives on its single series-level watch row, so it counts toward the average and can appear in the Top Rated row. Movie and series cards now carry a small Movie/TV type badge

Fixed

• Default streaming platforms are now seeded lazily on first read (PlatformService::findAllForUser) instead of relying solely on the migration's postSchemaChange hook, which Nextcloud does not reliably fire during occ app:enable. Fresh installs no longer show an empty platform picker; the seed is idempotent so it never duplicates existing defaults
• Recently watched TV shows now appear on the dashboard alongside movies (the recent stats endpoint returns series with at least one watched episode, most-recently-watched first)
• Episode watched state is stored as a boolean watched column on moviedb_episodes (toggled by the per-episode checkbox and the season/series "mark all watched" actions), and total runtime counts each watched episode's runtime. This replaces the earlier per-episode "log watch" dialog: episodes no longer carry their own date/platform/language/rating — that metadata belongs to the show as a whole (see Added)
• Series import no longer fails when a show has a specials season: moviedb_episodes.season_number/episode_number now carry a DB default of 0 so episodes in season 0 (which match the entity's default and are thus omitted from the QBMapper INSERT) persist instead of hitting a NOT NULL constraint. Affected both direct series add and "mark watched" on a series watchlist item

Added

• Rewatch support: new moviedb_movie_watches table stores one row per viewing (date, rating, review, platform, language). Each movie can now have a full watch history (#19)
• Log again button on the movie detail page with a star-rating selector for quick rewatch logging
• Watch history section on movie detail listing all watches with per-entry delete (hidden when only one entry exists)
• Watchlist "mark as watched" on an already-watched movie now appends a new watch entry instead of creating a duplicate movie record

Changed

• Migration Version000002Date20260824 backfills all existing per-movie watch data into the new watches table with a verify-before-drop guard; legacy columns are retained in 1.2.0 for safe downgrade and will be dropped in a future release
• Star-rating selector replaces free-text number input in the log-watch dialog
• Removed redundant date/language summary box from the movie detail header

Fixed

• Edit form: rating/review/date changes now persist correctly even for movies without a prior watch row (previously silently dropped)

Tests

• 73 JS tests, 69 PHP tests, 0 lint errors

Fixed

• Prevent adding the same movie twice: POST /api/movies now returns 409 Conflict with the existing movie's id when a duplicate tmdbId is submitted, matching the existing watchlist behavior (#17)
• Watchlist store now shows a specific "already in your watchlist" message on 409 instead of the generic "failed to add" toast

Added

• Friendly duplicate-movie dialog in the Add Movie view offering "View existing entry" (routes to the existing movie's detail page) or "Cancel", instead of a plain error toast
• New i18n strings for the duplicate-movie dialog in all 5 locales (de, es, fr, it, nl)