- New setting in Display Options to auto-expand thought bubble
- When enabled, thought bubble displays immediately without clicking icon
- Checkbox added to settings modal with descriptive help text
- Default is off to maintain current behavior
Features:
- Made RPG attributes (STR/DEX/CON/INT/WIS/CHA) fully customizable
- Added enable/disable toggle for entire RPG Attributes section
- Users can add/remove/rename/toggle individual attributes
- Custom attribute names now appear in AI prompts for dice rolls
- Added proper CSS styling for attribute editor fields
Bug Fixes:
- Fixed character stat editing showing 0% on blur but saving correctly
- Character stats now create Stats line if missing from AI response
- Separated stat name from editable percentage value
- Added value sanitization (removes %, validates 0-100 range)
- Stats line now inserts before Thoughts line when created
Technical:
- Added buildAttributesString() helper in promptBuilder.js
- Updated generateTrackerInstructions and generateContextualSummary
- Restructured character stat HTML to prevent nested contenteditable
- Enhanced updateCharacterField to handle missing Stats lines
- Removed legacy default preset/regex import code
- Replace showRPGAttributes boolean with rpgAttributes array in trackerConfig
- Add RPG Attributes section in Edit Trackers with add/remove/rename/toggle
- Dynamically generate attribute display from config in userStats.js
- Add migration from old showRPGAttributes to new rpgAttributes array
- Initialize new attributes with default value of 10 in classicStats
- Default attributes: STR, DEX, CON, INT, WIS, CHA (all enabled)
Merged upstream/main (82b9564) which includes:
- Full tracker customization system
- Tracker editor UI component
- Custom stat names in AI prompts
- Multi-line tracker format updates
Conflict resolutions:
- src/core/persistence.js: Kept both dashboard v2 and trackerConfig migrations
- style.css: Accepted upstream responsive calendar styling with clamp()
Both migration systems are now active and will run in sequence.
- Completely rewrote updateCharacterField function to work with new multi-line Present Characters format
- Now parses character blocks by '- Name' lines instead of pipe-separated format
- Handles updating Details, Relationship, and Stats lines correctly
- Supports all field types: name, emoji, custom fields, relationship, character stats
- Creates new character blocks if character doesn't exist
- Fixes bug where edits would revert because old format logic couldn't parse new format
- Users can now successfully edit all Present Characters fields
Features:
- Complete tracker configuration UI with add/remove functionality
- User Stats: Custom stats, status fields, skills section
- Info Box: Configurable widgets (date, weather, temp, time, location, events)
- Present Characters: Custom fields, relationships, character stats, thoughts
- Character-specific stats with color interpolation
- New multi-line format for cleaner AI generation and parsing
- Auto-cleanup of placeholder brackets in AI responses
- Relationship badges with emoji mapping
- Advanced inventory v2 system with multi-location storage
- Responsive mobile support with horizontal scrolling
- Removed legacy format support for cleaner codebase
- Fixed context injection for together mode (no duplication)
- Updated README with new features and configuration guide
This commit resolves 6 critical dashboard issues reported by user:
1. **Persistent px values causing 264rem widget heights**
- Root cause: state.js had hardcoded rowHeight: 80, gap: 12 (px)
- Root cause: index.js double-loaded layout, overwriting migration
- Fix: Changed state.js gridConfig to rem units (5, 0.75)
- Fix: Removed redundant applyDashboardConfig in index.js
- Fix: Added migration in layoutPersistence.js for old saves
- Dashboard now uses rem consistently throughout
2. **Auto-layout on first load**
- Added auto-layout in loadLayout() when no saved layout exists
- Prevents overlap from hardcoded default positions
- Saves auto-laid-out result as initial layout
3. **Reset layout causes overlap**
- Added auto-layout loop in resetLayout() after applying config
- Each tab auto-lays out to prevent widget overlap
4. **Auto-arrange loses inventory/social widgets**
- Fixed autoLayoutWidgets to gather ALL widgets from ALL tabs
- Previously only gathered current tab, lost other tabs
- Now always uses multi-tab distribution to preserve all widgets
5. **Auto-arrange leaves 2x2 gaps**
- Added compact pass in gridEngine.js after bin-packing
- Moves widgets upward to fill gaps
- Eliminates empty spaces at bottom of layout
6. **Tabs not compact (icon-only)**
- Updated tab styling: icons only, names show on hover
- Allows more tabs in compact space
- min-width: 2.5rem, larger icon size
Also added debug logging to track config values through initialization.
Fixes refresh sizing bug, reset overlap, widget loss, and layout gaps.
Implements intelligent auto-layout system that efficiently arranges widgets to maximize space usage while respecting panel width constraints.
**Key Features:**
- Smart packing algorithm that sorts by widget area and finds optimal positions
- Respects responsive column count (2-4 columns based on panel width)
- Prefers full-width widgets when possible to eliminate gaps
- Fallback to narrower widths for better vertical packing
- Maintains minimum widget sizes
**Implementation:**
- GridEngine.autoLayout() - Core packing algorithm with collision detection
- DashboardManager.autoLayoutWidgets() - High-level API that re-renders after layout
- Auto-Arrange button in dashboard header (uses fa-table-cells-large icon)
- Event handler wired to call autoLayoutWidgets with preferFullWidth=true
**Algorithm Strategy:**
1. Sort widgets by area (largest first) for efficient packing
2. For each widget, try full-width placement first
3. Find first available position using row-by-row scan
4. If position is too far down, try narrower widths
5. Mark cells as occupied to prevent overlaps
**Testing Notes:**
- Works with current responsive column system (2-4 columns)
- Respects minimum sizes and column constraints
- Re-renders all widgets after repositioning
- Auto-saves layout changes
Part of Epic 2: Dashboard Widget Library
PROBLEM (reported by user testing on Xiaomi Redmi 11 Pro 5G):
- FAB buttons (mobile toggle, refresh, debug) rendering off-screen
- Users need to scroll right to find buttons and drag them back
- Debug button invisible on some devices (never seen on Xiaomi)
- Issue occurs on devices with different viewport handling (MIUI Chrome)
ROOT CAUSE:
- Default positions scattered (right side, bottom side)
- Right-side positioning: buttons pushed off-screen on some devices
- Bottom positioning: buttons below fold when browser UI visible
- Fixed pixel values don't account for different screen sizes/viewports
SOLUTION:
Changed all FAB default positions to top-left stacked layout:
1. Mobile toggle FAB:
- WAS: top + 60px, right: 12px (TOP-RIGHT)
- NOW: top + 20px, left: 12px (TOP-LEFT)
2. Refresh button:
- WAS: bottom: 80px, right: 20px (BOTTOM-RIGHT)
- NOW: top + 80px, left: 12px (BELOW toggle)
3. Debug button:
- WAS: bottom: 140px, left: 20px (BOTTOM-LEFT)
- NOW: top + 140px, left: 12px (BELOW refresh)
BENEFITS:
- All buttons stacked vertically on LEFT side (always visible)
- Positioned safely below SillyTavern top bar
- 60px spacing between buttons (44px button + 16px gap)
- No scrolling needed to find buttons on first load
- calc(var(--topBarBlockSize) + Npx) accounts for dynamic top bar
- Users can still drag to preferred positions (saved per user)
NOTE: Only affects NEW users or users who clear their settings.
Existing users with saved FAB positions will not be affected.
Files changed:
- src/core/state.js: Default extensionSettings positions
- src/core/config.js: Reference default positions
PROBLEM:
- Debug logs only accessible via browser console (impractical on mobile)
- User (Salixfire) reporting parsing issues but can't debug on mobile device
- Need mobile-friendly debug mode for troubleshooting data display issues
SOLUTION:
Implemented debug toggle FAB button following exact pattern of existing mobile FABs:
Files Changed:
- src/core/state.js: Added debugFabPosition and debugMode to extensionSettings
- src/core/config.js: Added debugFabPosition to defaultSettings (reference)
- index.js: Created debug toggle button, imported setupDebugButtonDrag
- style.css: Added debug toggle CSS matching mobile FAB pattern (44px, grab cursor, theme colors)
- src/systems/ui/mobile.js: Added setupDebugButtonDrag() with drag-to-reposition
- src/systems/ui/debug.js: Removed button creation, added just-dragged check, updated visibility control
Implementation Details:
- Button created in index.js (not debug.js) following mobile FAB pattern
- CSS matches mobile toggle/refresh buttons (44px, theme colors, grab cursor, user-select: none)
- Drag support with touch/mouse handlers, 200ms/10px threshold
- Position saved to extensionSettings.debugFabPosition
- Just-dragged flag prevents accidental clicks after drag
- Mobile (≤1000px): slide from right with rpg-mobile-open/closing classes
- Desktop (>1000px): slide from bottom with rpg-debug-open class
- Event delegation for reliable click handling
- Default position: bottom 140px, left 20px (below other FABs)
Bug Fix:
- Initial implementation had debugFabPosition only in config.js
- extensionSettings uses state.js as source, not config.js
- Without debugFabPosition in state.js, button had no position and was invisible
- Now properly initialized in both files
The debug button is hidden by default (debugMode: false) and shown when user enables debug mode in RPG Companion settings. This allows Salixfire to view parser logs on mobile and troubleshoot the data display issues.
Add comprehensive debug logging system that's accessible on mobile devices
where browser console is impractical.
**New Features:**
- Debug mode toggle in extension settings (🔍 Debug Mode)
- Mobile-friendly debug panel with slide-up UI
- Red bug FAB button to toggle debug log viewer
- Copy logs to clipboard functionality
- Auto-scrolling log display with timestamps
- Stores last 100 log entries to prevent memory issues
**Parser Enhancements:**
- All parser logs now use debugLog() helper function
- Logs only appear in UI when debug mode is enabled
- Console.log still works for desktop debugging
- Full visibility into parsing pipeline:
- Raw AI response preview
- Code blocks found and matched
- Stats extraction (health, energy, mood, etc.)
- Inventory parsing (v1 and v2)
- Final values saved to settings
**UI Components:**
- src/systems/ui/debug.js: Debug panel creation and management
- style.css: Mobile-first debug panel styles (FAB + slide-up panel)
- Desktop view: Smaller panel in bottom-right corner
**Settings:**
- src/core/config.js: Added debugMode default (false)
- src/core/state.js: Added debug logs storage array
- settings.html: Added debug mode checkbox
- index.js: Wire up debug toggle and initialize UI
**Usage for Mobile Users:**
1. Enable "Debug Mode" in RPG Companion settings
2. Red bug button appears (bottom-left)
3. Tap bug button to view logs
4. Use "Copy" to share logs for troubleshooting
5. Logs show exactly what AI generated and how parser handled it
This addresses the issue where users on mobile can't access browser
console to diagnose parsing problems (vanishing attributes, placeholder
characters, etc.). Now they can view and share logs directly.
- Repositioned mobile refresh button to bottom-right (80px from bottom)
- Implemented full drag-to-reposition functionality
* Touch and mouse support with 200ms/10px threshold
* RequestAnimationFrame for smooth dragging
* Position saved to extensionSettings.mobileRefreshPosition
* Viewport constraints with 10px padding
- Fixed sticky tap highlight issue
* Added -webkit-tap-highlight-color: transparent
* Added blur() on click to remove focus
* Set user-select: none and touch-action: none
- Show/hide based on panel state
* Only visible when panel is expanded (rpg-mobile-open)
* Listens to rpg-panel-toggled events
* Auto-hides when panel closes
- Prevent accidental refresh after drag
* just-dragged flag prevents click for 100ms
* Click handler checks flag before executing
- Changed from absolute to fixed positioning for viewport-wide dragging
- Added mobileRefreshPosition to default settings (bottom: 80px, right: 20px)
- z-index: 99 (below FAB toggle at 100)
Enhances validation to clean corrupted items at load time while preserving
valid ones, rather than discarding entire sections. Also auto-capitalizes
first letter of items for consistency.
New capability - Granular Item Cleaning:
1. **cleanItemString()** (src/utils/security.js):
- Parses item string, removes bad items, re-serializes clean ones
- Applies ALL parsing rules: markdown, sanitization, length limits
- Used at load time to clean persisted data immediately
- Returns "None" if no valid items remain
2. **Enhanced validateStoredInventory()**:
- Now cleans items within each location
- Only removes locations if ALL items are invalid
- Example: "Home": "Sword, __proto__, Shield" → "Home": "Sword, Shield"
- Example: "Bad": "__proto__, constructor" → location removed
3. **Enhanced validateInventoryStructure()** (src/core/persistence.js):
- Cleans onPerson, stored, and assets at load time
- Logs exactly what was cleaned for debugging
- Auto-saves cleaned data back to storage
Auto-Capitalization:
- Added to cleanSingleItem() in itemParser.js
- Capitalizes first letter of each item after all cleaning
- Preserves rest of case: "iPhone" → "iPhone" (not "Iphone")
- Examples: "sword" → "Sword", "3x potions" → "3x potions"
Behavior examples:
Before (threw away entire array):
- "Home": "Sword, " + "A".repeat(600) + ", Shield"
→ Entire location lost
After (granular cleaning):
- "Home": "Sword, " + "A".repeat(600) + ", Shield"
→ "Home": "Sword, AAA...(500 chars), Shield"
Before (kept corrupted data):
- onPerson: "sword, __proto__, shield"
→ Stored as-is, filtered only at render
After (cleaned at load):
- onPerson: "Sword, Shield"
→ Cleaned and saved immediately, capitalized
Benefits:
- ✓ Preserves valid items when some are corrupted
- ✓ Cleans data at source, not just at render
- ✓ Detailed logging of what was cleaned
- ✓ Consistent capitalization across all items
- ✓ Single source of truth for "valid item"
Fixes Bug #3: Locations disappearing when switching tabs or on reload.
Root cause: inventory.stored could become corrupted (null, array, or
undefined) due to incomplete validation during load/save operations.
Solution - Defense in Depth:
1. **Persistence Layer** (src/core/persistence.js):
- New validateInventoryStructure() function
- Validates on loadSettings() and loadChatData()
- Checks all v2 fields (onPerson, stored, assets, version)
- Ensures stored is always a plain object
- Validates stored keys/values using validateStoredInventory()
- Auto-repairs corrupted data with console warnings
- Persists repairs immediately
2. **Form State Management** (src/systems/interaction/inventoryActions.js):
- Enhanced restoreFormStates() to detect deleted locations
- Cleans up orphaned form states automatically
- Prevents errors from forms referencing non-existent locations
Validation checks:
- ✓ inventory.stored is object (not null/array/undefined)
- ✓ All stored keys are safe (no __proto__, constructor, etc.)
- ✓ All stored values are strings
- ✓ onPerson and assets are strings
- ✓ version field exists
Auto-repair scenarios:
- Corrupted stored → reset to {}
- Invalid onPerson/assets → reset to "None"
- Missing version → set to 2
- Dangerous keys → removed with warning
Result:
- Locations persist across tab switches ✓
- Empty locations persist ✓
- Data corruption auto-repaired on load ✓
- Orphaned form states cleaned up ✓
- No crashes from invalid data ✓
Fixes: Location disappears when switching tabs or reloading
- Fixed extension settings not appearing in Extensions tab by appending to correct container (#extensions_settings2)
- Added Discord and Support Creator buttons directly in JavaScript
- Added persistence for committedTrackerData to maintain state across refreshes and restarts
- Updated saveChatData() to include committedTrackerData in chat metadata
- Updated loadChatData() to restore committedTrackerData from saved chat data
Added comprehensive error handling to prevent extension initialization failures:
- Added settings validation in loadSettings() to detect corrupt data
- Improved error recovery in main initialization with granular try-catch blocks
- Enhanced HTML regex import with structure validation and detailed error logging
- Added detection for conflicting old manual formatting regex scripts
- Added user-friendly toastr notifications for initialization errors and conflicts
- Each init step now has independent error handling to prevent cascade failures
This fixes issues where invalid extension_settings could prevent the extension
from loading entirely. The extension will now gracefully handle corrupt data,
warn about conflicts, and fall back to defaults when necessary.
Related to user report where extension wouldn't load with certain settings.json
configurations containing old manual formatting regexes or malformed data.
Implemented comprehensive individual item management system with toggleable view modes:
- Added item parsing utilities (parseItems/serializeItems) for comma-separated strings
- Implemented list view (full-width rows) and grid view (responsive cards)
- Added view mode toggle buttons per inventory section (onPerson, stored, assets)
- View preferences persist per-section in settings
- Replaced text-based editing with add/remove item controls
- Added inline forms for adding new items (matching existing UX patterns)
- Applied theme accent color (--rpg-highlight) to all outlines and active states
- Updated all tabs (desktop/mobile/inventory subtabs) with theme-consistent styling
Technical improvements:
- Created itemParser.js utility module for item string manipulation
- Enhanced inventory rendering with conditional list/grid HTML generation
- Added switchViewMode handler with settings persistence
- Fixed [object Object] display bug with comprehensive type checking
- All buttons and items now use transparent backgrounds with theme accent borders
- 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.
Integrate inventory migration into persistence layer:
- Call migrateInventory() automatically when loading settings
- Call migrateInventory() automatically when loading chat data
- Save migrated data back to persistence immediately
- Update default reset inventory to v2 format
- Add console logging for migration status
Migration behavior:
- Only runs when FEATURE_FLAGS.useNewInventory is true
- Automatically detects v1 string format and converts to v2
- Handles null/undefined/empty/malformed data gracefully
- Logs migration source (v1, null, default) to console
- Persists migrated inventory immediately after conversion
- Migration runs once per load - subsequent loads see v2
Migration scenarios:
1. Old save with v1 string → migrates to v2.onPerson, saves
2. No save data → uses v2 defaults from state.js
3. Already v2 → no migration, no save
4. Chat data with v1 → migrates to v2, updates chat metadata
Changes:
- MODIFIED: src/core/persistence.js (+29 lines)
- Updated loadSettings() with migration hook
- Updated loadChatData() with migration hook
- Changed default reset inventory from 'None' to v2 object
Part of inventory system v2 implementation
Dependencies: inventory types and migration utility
- 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.
Extract core system modules from monolithic index.js into modular architecture:
- src/core/state.js: All extension state variables with controlled setters
- src/core/persistence.js: Settings and chat data persistence functions
- src/core/config.js: Extension metadata and default configuration
- src/core/events.js: SillyTavern event system wrapper
Updated index.js to import and use new core modules.
Removed ~220 lines of state/persistence code from index.js.
Part of Epic 1: Foundation & Core Systems (Phase 1.1-1.2)
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