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The footer "Site generated ... with <link>" was hardcoded to the shuriken.sh
repository. Make it configurable via the SOURCE_URL config variable and the
--source-url CLI flag (defaulting to the shuriken.sh repo, so existing sites are
unchanged). The footer derives the displayed text from the URL by stripping its
scheme. Plumbed through apply_config_defaults, CLI override targets/spec,
--print-config, the verbose effective-config log, and the header template's
new render_source_url_html (config_html) render var. Documented in
shuriken.default.conf and README; added a generation test asserting a custom
SOURCE_URL replaces the default footer link, and updated the print-config and
header render-var-subset expectations.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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The --clean action deleted DIST_DIR but left behind the staging/backup
directories the generation pipeline creates as siblings of DIST_DIR
(.shuriken.<basename>.staging.* / .backup.*). Users expect --clean to
remove all generation output, so extend it to also delete those.
Cleanup runs after the validate_clean_dist_dir safety guard (8n0), so a
dangerous DIST_DIR still aborts before any deletion. It only matches
shuriken's own basename-specific staging/backup prefixes (the exact
mktemp templates from config.staging.source.sh), uses nullglob so a
missing match never expands to a literal pattern, and only removes
directories. Unrelated dotfiles in the parent are never touched.
Update test_clean to assert the staging/backup dirs are removed while
unrelated entries survive, and document the behavior in the CLI usage
text and README.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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A scalar SYNC_DESTINATIONS containing spaces was word-split by the shared
resolve_config_array helper, breaking a single destination into multiple
broken arguments passed to rsync.
A list of rsync destinations is inherently a list, and array syntax is the
only spelling that preserves embedded spaces. resolve_sync_destinations now
detects a scalar declaration via declare -p and fails with a clear
config_error telling the user to use array syntax. The array path is
unchanged, and resolve_config_array's scalar word-splitting is left intact
for TAR_OPTS (where turning "-c -v" into separate options is desired).
Adds focused tests proving the scalar case errors without invoking rsync and
the array case preserves a space-containing destination as one argument.
Updates src/shuriken.default.conf and README.md to document the requirement.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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The generated pages link a favicon.ico that was always the bundled shuriken
favicon (copy_site_favicon hard-copied share/shuriken/assets/favicon.ico). Add a
FAVICON config variable and a --favicon PATH CLI flag: when set, that file is
published as favicon.ico instead of the bundled default; when empty, the bundled
favicon is used as before.
Plumbed through apply_config_defaults, CLI_OPTION_SPEC + override allowlist,
usage, print_config, the action config list and effective-setting log, and
validated (a non-empty FAVICON must be a readable file) before generation.
shuriken.default.conf and the README document it; a test covers a custom favicon,
its appearance in --print-config, and rejection of a missing file.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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The filter mini-albums put thousands of HTML files directly in the album root.
Reorganise so only the main album lives in DIST_DIR and all stats content goes
under stats/:
stats/index.html - the stats overview (was stats.html)
stats/<pagebase>/index.html - each filter gallery (was <pagebase>.html)
stats/<pagebase>/<index>.html - each filter view page (was <pagebase>--N.html)
Each mini-album is its own directory, so no single directory holds more than one
filter's pages. Links updated accordingly: the overview links to <pagebase>/, the
gallery thumbnails link to sibling <index>.html, view prev/next/gallery are
same-dir, and assets/album-details/back-to-stats resolve via the ../.. backhref.
The header Stats link and camera.tmpl back link point at stats/index.html.
Mini-albums still reuse the shared photos/thumbs/blurs assets and render in
parallel. Tests and the dry-run plan updated for the new layout; README documents
the stats/ subdirectory structure.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Explain in the README that the per-photo EXIF identify cache now lives in a
volatile cache/ directory parallel to dist/: it is never deployed (--sync only
publishes DIST_DIR), persists across runs (and across a removed/rebuilt dist) to
skip the slow identify on unchanged photos, is left in place by --clean, and is
cleared once by --force.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Final integration of the stats-site feature:
- Add STATS_PAGE config (default yes) mirroring SPLASH_PAGE through every
layer: shuriken.default.conf, apply_config_defaults, CLI_OPTION_SPEC
(--stats/--no-stats), the CLI_CONFIG_OVERRIDE_TARGETS allowlist (without
which the flag was silently ignored), usage text, yes/no validation,
print_config, the action config list + effective-setting log, the
generation metadata, and the dry-run plan.
- generate() now calls a gated generate_stats_pages helper after the album
pages (and before archiving, so the stats/camera pages are tarballed):
collect_photo_exif_stats + render_stats_page . . + render_camera_pages . .
- Emit "stats_page" in shuriken.json next to "splash_page".
- Gate the header Stats nav link behind STATS_PAGE via a new
render_stats_page_html config_html field, so it is hidden (no 404) when
stats are disabled.
- Document STATS_PAGE and --stats/--no-stats in the README.
- Tests: full --generate produces stats.html + camera-<slug>.html + the nav
link and stats_page=true; --no-stats suppresses all three and sets
stats_page=false; print-config and metadata expectations updated.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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The logo was embedded as a plain Markdown image, so renderers displayed
the 256x256 SVG at full/container size, dominating the top of the page.
Use an HTML <img> with width="160" (GitHub honors it) so the logo is a
modest header graphic instead of taking up the whole screen.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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