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alexei.dolgolyov a6b09aae9c feat(inline-edit): add WYSIWYG inline dashboard editing mode
Replace the disconnected board edit page with inline editing directly
on the board view. Toggle with Ctrl+E or the Edit button. Features:

- Edit mode store with changeset accumulation and batch save
- Floating toolbar (save, discard, add section, board settings, exit)
- Widget hover overlays with edit/delete/drag controls
- Type-specific widget config panels for all 14 widget types
- Section inline editing (title, icon picker, delete)
- "+" buttons for adding widgets and sections inline
- Section-level drag-and-drop reordering via svelte-dnd-action
- Batch save API endpoint (single Prisma transaction)
- Board properties side panel with live theme/wallpaper preview
- Modal widget type picker with search filtering
- Icon picker component with visual grid and search
- Confirmation dialog modal for all destructive actions
- HTML format support for Note widget (in addition to markdown/text)
- Full i18n support (en + ru) for all new UI strings
- Legacy edit page banner linking to new inline mode
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3.0 KiB

Phase 8: Optimistic Updates & Batch Save

Status: Not Started Parent plan: PLAN.md Domain: fullstack

Objective

Implement the changeset accumulation system and a batch API endpoint that persists all edit mode changes in a single transaction.

Tasks

  • Design changeset data structure in editMode store:
    • widgetUpdates: Map<id, configChanges>
    • widgetAdds: Array<{tempId, sectionId, type, config, order}>
    • widgetDeletes: Set<id>
    • widgetMoves: Map<id, {fromSectionId, toSectionId, newOrder}>
    • sectionUpdates: Map<id, changes>
    • sectionAdds: Array<{tempId, title, icon, order}>
    • sectionDeletes: Set<id>
    • sectionReorders: Array<{id, newOrder}>
    • boardUpdates: Partial<BoardProps>
  • Create POST /api/boards/[id]/batch-update endpoint
  • Endpoint accepts the full changeset as JSON body
  • Server-side: validate all changes, execute in a single Prisma transaction
  • Server-side: handle temp IDs → real IDs mapping for new items
  • Server-side: authorization check (user must have edit permission)
  • Wire "Save All" toolbar button to serialize changeset and call batch endpoint
  • On success: clear changeset, reset dirty state, broadcast to other tabs, invalidateAll()
  • On failure: show error, keep changeset intact (no data loss)
  • Wire "Discard" toolbar button to reset changeset, revert optimistic UI, exit edit mode
  • Wire widget delete (from Phase 3 overlay) to add to changeset
  • Wire widget config save (from Phase 4) to add to changeset
  • Wire section changes (from Phase 5) to add to changeset
  • Wire new items (from Phase 6) to add to changeset
  • Wire DnD moves (from Phase 7) to add to changeset

Files to Modify/Create

  • src/lib/stores/editMode.svelte.ts — add changeset state and mutation functions
  • src/routes/api/boards/[id]/batch-update/+server.ts — new batch API endpoint
  • src/lib/components/board/EditToolbar.svelte — wire Save/Discard to real logic
  • src/lib/components/widget/WidgetEditOverlay.svelte — wire delete to changeset
  • src/lib/components/widget/WidgetConfigPanel.svelte — wire save to changeset
  • Various components — connect to changeset mutations

Acceptance Criteria

  • All changes from Phases 3-7 accumulate in the changeset
  • "Save All" sends one HTTP request with all changes
  • Server processes all changes in a single transaction
  • On success: board reloads with persisted state
  • On failure: changes are preserved, error is shown
  • "Discard" reverts everything to pre-edit state
  • Change count in toolbar updates reactively

Notes

  • Batch endpoint must be idempotent-safe (temp IDs prevent double-creates)
  • Widget order values must be recalculated during batch save
  • Prisma $transaction for atomicity
  • Consider payload size limits for very large boards

Review Checklist

  • All tasks completed
  • Code follows project conventions
  • No unintended side effects
  • Build passes
  • Tests pass (new + existing)

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