NPM (nginx_app_1) is connected to each stack's own default network by
hand, not to a shared docker_default. Drop the unused external `proxy`
network from the compose file; nginx just lives on dmtools_default.
setup.sh now connects NPM to it (no-op if already connected) and prints
the proxy-host settings.
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DB_PORT was doing double duty - the container-internal port baked into
DATABASE_URL (must be 3306) and the host-published port in
docker-compose.yml. Setting it to 3306 for the URL made compose try to
publish host :3306, which collides with another stack's MySQL.
DATABASE_URL now hardcodes database:3306 (always correct inside the
compose network); the host publish uses ${DB_HOST_PORT:-3310}.
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Hand-managed apk build deps + docker-php-ext-install was failing to build
on the server. Switch to the extension-installer image (same approach the
escapepage stack uses), which resolves system libs itself.
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Replaces the leftover scaffold DataTable with a grid of tiles linking to
Characters, NPC's, Enemies, Tracker, Art and Storyline.
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Combatant snapshots armor_class from the enemy when added (like maxHp),
shown as an "AC n" pill next to the name for quick hit checks. Migration
backfills existing combatants from their enemy.
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- extract the 5e stat-block markup into enemy/_statblock.html.twig
(sb.block(enemy) macro); the enemy detail page now uses it too
- each tracker combatant gets a "stat block" toggle that expands the
block in place (Bootstrap collapse), so you don't have to leave the
encounter to check AC / attacks
- open blocks are remembered in localStorage and re-opened after each
damage/heal reload, and the caret rotates when expanded
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- Encounter entity; Combatant now belongs to an encounter (ON DELETE
CASCADE). Migration adds encounter_id, rehoming any existing combatants.
- /tracker lists encounters (name, count, last updated) with a "New
encounter" form; /tracker/{id} is the HP tracker for one encounter.
- Encounters can be renamed, have their combatants cleared, or be deleted.
- The Enemies list gains an encounter picker next to "Add to tracker"
(existing encounter or "— New encounter —", which prompts for a name);
an encounter's "Add enemies" link pre-selects it via ?encounter=.
- Routes for combatant HP/remove moved under /tracker/combatant/ to keep
the numeric {id} for encounters.
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- one running tracker (Combatant rows); no encounters to manage
- Enemies list gets a "Track" column (checkbox + count) and an
"Add to tracker" button; picking N of an enemy makes "Goblin 1..N",
numbering continues if some are already on the tracker
- /tracker: per-combatant current/max HP with an HP bar, Damage / Heal
by amount, remove one, "Clear all". HP is clamped to [0, max];
0 HP shows a "Down" badge. Stats are snapshotted from the Enemy on add.
- "Tracker" nav item; tracker_picker Stimulus controller; app.js gains a
data-format="pick" cell renderer
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- gallery thumbnails now object-fit: contain (whole image, letterboxed),
and a card links to the new detail page instead of the raw file
- /art/{id} detail page: large uncropped image, "Open full size",
"Delete" (moved here from the gallery), and "Copy image"
- clipboard Stimulus controller copies the image to the OS clipboard
(converts non-PNG via canvas) for pasting into WhatsApp etc.
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- docker/php/php.ini: upload_max_filesize 8M / post_max_size 10M
- docker/nginx/default.conf: client_max_body_size 10M
- ArtworkType: Image maxSize 8M with a clear message + help text
(local C:\php\php.ini was bumped from 2M the same way — not in the repo)
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- Artwork entity (name, stored filename, original name, mime, size, date)
- /art gallery grid; /art/upload (name + image file, PNG/JPEG/GIF/WebP,
20M cap); /art/{id}/file streams the image behind auth; /art/{id}/delete
(CSRF) removes row + file
- files stored under var/uploads/art/ (git-ignored, on the php_var volume
in Docker), served through a controller so they stay login-gated
- "Art" nav item
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- Enemy entity: full 5e stat block (size/type/subtype/alignment, AC, HP,
speed, six ability scores, CR/XP/prof, saves/skills/senses/languages,
damage & condition modifiers, traits/actions/bonus/reactions/legendary,
description, source) plus a DM game-notes field and updated_at.
- CreatureSize / CreatureType enums.
- /enemies: server-side DataTable (name, size, type, CR, AC, HP, notes),
"Add enemy" button.
- /enemies/{id}: stat block rendered read-only + editable game notes.
- /enemies/new and /enemies/{id}/edit: the full stat-block form (no notes).
- "Enemies" nav item between NPC's and Storyline.
- Table left empty on purpose.
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- /npcs/family/{family} (app_npc_family) renders a parent->child tree for
everyone sharing that family name; co-parents who are both in the family
are paired into one couple node, elders first
- FamilyTreeBuilder does the flat-list -> tree assembly
- the NPC detail page's family name (subtitle + Details row) now links there
- .family-tree CSS: nested list with connector lines, small portrait avatars
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- /npcs/{id} (app_npc_show): portrait, all fields shown read-only, and
the only editable control is the game-notes textarea. Father/Mother
link through to their own pages.
- /npcs/{id}/edit (app_npc_edit): the full structured form, now WITHOUT
game notes; saving returns to the detail page.
- NpcType drops gameNotes; new NpcGameNotesType holds just that field.
- The DataTable row link (/npcs/{id}) now lands on the detail page.
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Npc::getPortraitPath() maps the name to image/npc-pictures/<NameNoSpaces>.png;
the edit page renders it beside the heading (with family · occupation), and
drops the <img> via onerror when a portrait is missing.
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- 41 cut from the "Wren Thorn … Mira Rook" sheet (space-free names)
- removed 17 stale files that matched no NPC: the 16 hallucinated names
from the first sheet (CalenCooper, *Mill, *Reed) now superseded by the
real families, plus HiyHearth
assets/image/npc-pictures/ = 180 files, one per NPC.
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- 50 portraits cut from the "Sten Voss … Ralf Brewster" sheet
- 51 from the "Mara Brewster … Poppy Thorn" sheet (incl. one stray
"HiyHearth" the generator invented between Eli and May Hearth)
- existing 55 files renamed to remove spaces (Garrick Voss.png ->
GarrickVoss.png)
assets/image/npc-pictures/ now holds 156 files.
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Parents now live in the father/mother fields, so "son/daughter/child of
X [and Y]" is redundant noise in Relationships / Notes.
- app:npc:strip-parent-text removes that clause and tidies leftover
punctuation ("Son of X, husband of Y" -> "Husband of Y"; standalone
"Son of X and Y" -> cleared). Keeps "grandson of", "father of",
"daughter-in-law of". 92 rows cleaned.
- data/npcs.csv regenerated from the DB with the cleaned text plus new
Father / Mother name columns
- app:npc:import resolves those optional columns in a second pass, so a
fresh install reproduces the parent links without app:npc:link-parents
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Cut from the contact sheet, one PNG per character named by the label
under each portrait. 39 match an existing NPC row; 16 (the extra Cooper
kids, the "Mill" family, the "Reed" block) have no matching NPC in the
database yet.
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- Npc gains self-referencing father/mother (nullable, ON DELETE SET NULL);
editable as dropdowns on the per-NPC form
- app:npc:link-parents parses "son/daughter/child of X [and Y]" from the
Relationships / Notes column, resolves the names within the same family,
and works out which parent is father vs mother from husband/wife/widow(er)
and son/daughter/sister/brother cues (plus a small name-gender table for
the few the text can't disambiguate). --dry-run / --force. 92/180 linked,
none ambiguous.
- migrations now pin ENGINE=InnoDB - the local WAMP MariaDB defaults to
MyISAM, which silently drops foreign keys
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The back button restored a Turbo snapshot that still held DataTables'
injected search / length controls; re-init on turbo:load then stacked
another set each time. Tear every instance down on turbo:before-cache
so the cached snapshot is a plain table again.
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Still stored on the entity and editable on the per-NPC form; just no
longer shown in the /npcs list.
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- Npc entity (village spreadsheet columns) + game_notes text field for
the DM's live play notes, plus updated_at touched on every change
- Race / VillageStatus / BloodCartInvolvement / MysteryImportance as
string-backed PHP enums, rendered as dropdowns on the edit form
- /npcs: server-side DataTables (paging, global search and column sort
all run in the backend via NpcRepository::findForDataTable); name cell
links to the edit page, game notes shown truncated
- /npcs/{id}: Bootstrap-themed edit form (all fields + a large game
notes textarea); Symfony forms now use the bootstrap_5 theme
- app.js: generic server-side DataTable wiring driven by data-* on the
<table>/<th> (data-datatable-src, data-row-url, data-format)
- app:npc:import console command - upserts from data/npcs.csv by
(family, name), never overwrites game_notes; --purge / --dry-run
- data/npcs.csv: 180 villagers exported from the working spreadsheet
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Navbar (collapsible) with active-state highlighting driven by a nav list
in base.html.twig. Three routed, auth-gated controllers each rendering a
shared placeholder partial - data models still to be designed.
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Frank