Release 2026.08.01-1

Lyrics, versioning, and the song page's fact line.

- Lyrics are suggested at submission and never imposed: the worker makes one
  LRCLIB lookup, and Hae sanoitukset re-queries with whatever title and artist
  are typed. Neither overwrites what the submitter wrote. They live on the
  submission, travel to the song at publish, and stay editable after the song
  locks — the lock freezes what a song claims to be, and nobody reviewed the
  lyrics
- The review strip reads and writes side by side: lyrics left, review right.
  Synced LRC highlights the playing line and seeks on click; plain text scrolls
  continuously with a nudge knob. Following can be turned off
- CalVer YYYY.MM.DD-N, injected from the git tag with -ldflags, shown in the
  footer, the startup log and /healthz
- The song page's metadata became four labelled cells instead of one flat run
  of five different kinds of fact

Fixes: publishing wiped lyrics the worker had just fetched (a request that
omitted a field cleared it), lyric auto-scroll landed in the wrong place, and
the fader shifted the deck sideways at score 100.
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Esa Kataja
2026-08-01 00:45:55 +03:00
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// Lyrics that follow the audio. Two behaviours, because the two kinds of lyrics deserve different
// treatment: real LRC timestamps get a line highlight, guessed timings get a continuous scroll and
// a nudge knob. Progressive enhancement — without this file the lyrics are still readable text.
(function () {
'use strict'
const quiet = window.matchMedia('(prefers-reduced-motion: reduce)').matches
// The audio element belonging to the same strip, falling back to the only one on the page.
const audioFor = (box) => {
const scope = box.closest('.strip') || box.closest('section') || document
return scope.querySelector('audio') || document.querySelector('audio')
}
// --- synced: highlight the line that is playing ---
function enhanceSynced(box) {
const audio = audioFor(box)
if (!audio) return
const lines = [...box.querySelectorAll('.lline')]
if (!lines.length) return
const times = lines.map((l) => Number(l.dataset.t))
let current = -1
// Following is what moves the box. Timestamps are somebody else's guess at where a line
// starts, so when they are off, the scrolling is the part that fights you — the highlight can
// stay. Remembered per song.
const follow = box.parentElement.querySelector('.follow input')
const key = 'lyricsfollow:' + box.dataset.song
if (follow && localStorage.getItem(key) === 'off') follow.checked = false
if (follow) {
follow.addEventListener('change', () => {
localStorage.setItem(key, follow.checked ? 'on' : 'off')
})
}
// Scrolling the box by hand turns following off: reading somewhere else is a clear statement
// that you do not want to be dragged back.
let selfScroll = false
box.addEventListener('scroll', () => {
if (selfScroll || !follow || !follow.checked) return
follow.checked = false
localStorage.setItem(key, 'off')
})
const show = (i) => {
if (i === current) return
if (lines[current]) lines[current].classList.remove('on')
current = i
const line = lines[i]
if (!line) return
line.classList.add('on')
if (follow && !follow.checked) return
// Measured against the box itself. offsetTop is relative to the nearest positioned ancestor,
// which is not this box, so using it scrolls to a position from a different coordinate space.
const boxRect = box.getBoundingClientRect()
const lineRect = line.getBoundingClientRect()
const target = box.scrollTop + (lineRect.top - boxRect.top)
- box.clientHeight / 2 + lineRect.height / 2
selfScroll = true
box.scrollTo({ top: target, behavior: quiet ? 'auto' : 'smooth' })
// Long enough for the smooth scroll to finish, so our own movement is not mistaken for the
// reader's.
setTimeout(() => { selfScroll = false }, 700)
}
audio.addEventListener('timeupdate', () => {
const t = audio.currentTime
let i = current
// Usually one step forward; a seek walks from wherever it lands.
if (i < 0 || times[i] > t) i = 0
while (i + 1 < times.length && times[i + 1] <= t) i++
if (times[i] <= t) show(i)
})
audio.addEventListener('seeked', () => {
current = -1
})
// Clicking a line seeks to it: the lyrics become a way to navigate the song.
lines.forEach((line, i) => {
line.addEventListener('click', () => {
audio.currentTime = times[i]
if (audio.paused) audio.play()
})
})
}
// --- plain: scroll the block in step with the audio ---
function enhancePlain(box) {
const audio = audioFor(box)
const inner = box.querySelector('.lscroll')
if (!audio || !inner) return
const nudge = box.parentElement.querySelector('.nudge input')
const readout = box.parentElement.querySelector('.nudge output')
const key = 'lyricsoffset:' + box.dataset.song
let offset = Number(localStorage.getItem(key) || 0)
if (nudge) {
nudge.value = offset
readout.value = offset + ' s'
}
const duration = () => Number(audio.duration) || Number(box.dataset.duration) || 0
// Position is a pure function of time, so a seek needs no bookkeeping and drift cannot
// accumulate the way it would with a timer.
const place = () => {
const total = duration()
const travel = inner.scrollHeight - box.clientHeight
if (total <= 0 || travel <= 0) return
const at = (audio.currentTime + offset) / total
box.scrollTop = Math.max(0, Math.min(travel, at * travel))
}
audio.addEventListener('timeupdate', place)
audio.addEventListener('seeked', place)
audio.addEventListener('loadedmetadata', place)
if (nudge) {
nudge.addEventListener('input', () => {
offset = Number(nudge.value)
readout.value = (offset > 0 ? '+' : '') + offset + ' s'
localStorage.setItem(key, offset)
place()
})
}
}
document.addEventListener('DOMContentLoaded', () => {
document.querySelectorAll('.lyricsbox.synced').forEach(enhanceSynced)
document.querySelectorAll('.lyricsbox.plain').forEach(enhancePlain)
})
})()