Normalizes manufacturer as a shared catalog entity (like device categories)
instead of free text on each device, giving the admin duplicate-detection
nudge a reliable signal. Adds full CRUD (including Admin direct-publish,
bypassing the submission queue) for categories, manufacturers, port types,
and cable types, plus a Categories & Manufacturers library modal and a
browse-by-manufacturer/search view in the device palette. Adds
Port.builtInCable so a captive/permanently-attached cable (a keyboard's USB
lead, a budget AVR's power cord) can be flagged and excluded from the BOM.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_017DUU6CnxECCDeqDNYJgr5x
Per organized-ideas.md §8: the storage layer (DiagramRepository etc.) was
already renamed in an earlier phase; this finishes it everywhere else.
- domain/types.ts: Project -> Diagram. domain/project.ts -> domain/diagram.ts
(createEmptyProject -> createEmptyDiagram, default name "Untitled Diagram").
- domain/compatibility.ts, domain/bom.ts: Project param/type -> Diagram.
- data/exportImport.ts: ProjectImportError -> DiagramImportError,
projectToJson/downloadProjectFile/readProjectFile/normalizeProject -> their
Diagram equivalents.
- state/projectStore.ts -> state/diagramStore.ts: useProjectStore ->
useDiagramStore, the `project` field -> `diagram`, newProject/renameProject/
importProject/applyRestoredProject -> *Diagram, restoredProjectUpdatedAt ->
restoredDiagramUpdatedAt.
- Every component updated to match, compiler-guided (tsc -b enumerated each
remaining call site after the core rename, the same approach used for the
earlier catalog-parameter refactor).
- README updated for the terminology, and to match the repository class
names (which had already been renamed but the README hadn't caught up).
No backend/schema changes: the JSON shape stored in diagrams.data never
changed, only TypeScript-side identifiers, so existing diagrams are
unaffected. One SQL comment fixed for accuracy (no migration needed).
Verified: tsc -b and oxlint clean; grepped src/ for any remaining
Project/project reference (none) after the sweep.
Per organized-ideas.md §7: cables of the same type sharing the same length
now get their own subtotal (count + total length + cost), revealed by
expanding that cable type's row rather than only showing one blended total.
Closes out the last open item in §7 — cost input, per-diagram override, and
the grand total were already in place.
- domain/bom.ts: computeBom groups each cable type's connections by
distance too (a separate bucket for connections with no length entered),
sorted shortest first.
- BomPanel: a chevron toggles the breakdown, only shown when a cable type
actually has more than one distinct length group (nothing to reveal
otherwise).
Verified: tsc -b and oxlint clean. No backend involved.
Moves port/cable/category/device-template data from per-diagram embedded
storage to the global public/private catalog backed by Supabase, per
organized-ideas.md's "live reference, not snapshot" decision.
- domain/types.ts, project.ts, compatibility.ts, bom.ts: lookup functions
now take an explicit Catalog parameter instead of deriving data from
Project — Project is reduced to just diagram-scoped fields.
- New CatalogRepository/SupabaseCatalogRepository (mirrors the
DiagramRepository pattern) and catalogStore.ts, replacing the
catalog-related actions that used to live in projectStore.
- device_templates gets a plain-text manufacturer column for now (the
normalized manufacturer catalog from organized-ideas.md §3 is its own
future pass, not blocking this one).
- domain/library.ts is no longer imported by the app — it's now only the
source scripts/generate-seed.mjs reads to produce supabase/seed.sql.
- Swept every UI call site via tsc -b until clean; oxlint clean; 23/23
pgTAP RLS tests still passing after a `supabase db reset`.
Suggested-default cost on CableType/DeviceTemplate, copied onto
placed Device instances (same pattern as ports) and overridable
per-connection/per-device in the diagram. BOM view shows per-line
and grand-total cost, excluding (and flagging) anything without a
computable cost rather than treating it as zero.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_017DUU6CnxECCDeqDNYJgr5x
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