Desktop (2 tabs):
- Status tab: User Stats + Info Box + Character Thoughts
- Inventory tab: Inventory system (dedicated space)
Mobile (3 tabs):
- Stats tab: User Stats only
- Info tab: Info Box + Character Thoughts
- Inventory tab: Inventory only
Features:
- Created desktop.js module for desktop tab management
- Updated mobile.js to use 3-tab structure (more breathing room on small screens)
- Added CSS styling for desktop tabs (hover states, active indicators)
- Implemented viewport transition handlers (desktop ↔ mobile)
- Tabs replace dividers (cleaner visual separation)
- Character thoughts can now expand to fill vertical space
This resolves the cramped 4-section panel issue by organizing content into logical tabs on both desktop and mobile.
- Include inventory in mobile tab system alongside user stats
- Add inventory to Stats tab (grouped with user stats)
- Update setupMobileTabs() to detect and organize inventory section
- Update removeMobileTabs() to restore inventory in correct order
- Handle inventory show/hide in mobile tab transitions
Inventory now works seamlessly on mobile viewports with proper tab organization.
- Add inventory section to template.html between Thoughts and bottom controls
- Wire up renderInventory() to all event handlers (message received, character changed, swipes)
- Initialize inventory container reference and event listeners in index.js
- Add showInventory toggle checkbox to settings with visibility control
- Update layout.js to handle inventory section and divider visibility
- Add renderInventory parameter to updateRPGData for separate mode support
- Update state.js and config.js with inventory container and showInventory setting
Inventory is now fully integrated as a visible, interactive panel section that persists across all user interactions.
- Create src/systems/integration/sillytavern.js with all event handlers
- Move commitTrackerData() (deferred from Epic 1)
- Move sendPlotProgression() to plotProgression.js
- Move updateGenerationModeUI() to layout.js
- Add registerAllEvents() and unregisterAllEvents() to events.js
- Centralize event registration in index.js initialization
This completes Epic 6: Integration Layer Extraction
~340 lines extracted from index.js
index.js reduced from ~783 lines to 423 lines
Extract dice rolling functionality from modals.js into dedicated
feature module at src/systems/features/dice.js. This includes:
- rollDice() - core rolling logic with animation
- executeRollCommand() - dice notation parser
- updateDiceDisplay() - sidebar display updates
- clearDiceRoll() - clear last roll
- addDiceQuickReply() - quick reply integration
Also fixes ES6 module binding issue with pendingDiceRoll by adding
getPendingDiceRoll() getter function in state.js to ensure correct
value retrieval across module boundaries.
Reduces modals.js from 568 to 499 lines (-69 lines).
Creates dice.js with 113 lines of focused dice functionality.
Extracted ~920 lines of UI management code from index.js into 4 specialized modules to improve maintainability and organization.
Modules Created:
- src/systems/ui/theme.js (100 lines) - Theme management and custom colors
- src/systems/ui/modals.js (568 lines) - DiceModal and SettingsModal ES6 classes
- src/systems/ui/layout.js (254 lines) - Panel visibility, positioning, and collapse toggle
- src/systems/ui/mobile.js (694 lines) - Mobile FAB, tabs, keyboard handling, and viewport management
Changes:
- Extracted theme application and custom color management
- Extracted modal classes with proper state management
- Extracted layout management (visibility, sections, positioning)
- Extracted mobile-specific UI (FAB dragging with touch/mouse, tab navigation, keyboard handling)
- Removed unused import (closeMobilePanelWithAnimation only used internally by mobile.js)
- Updated imports in index.js to use new module structure
- Added comprehensive documentation comments
Result:
- index.js reduced from 1606 to 921 lines (-685 lines)
- All UI systems properly modularized with clean dependencies
- Maintains 100% backward compatibility
- All modules pass syntax validation
Dependencies:
- All modules import from src/core/state.js for shared state
- Mobile module imports layout functions for panel animation
- Layout module properly manages DOM element state
Lucas 'Paperboy' Rose-Winters