# Changelog

All notable changes to **volumen** are documented in this file.

The format is based on [Keep a Changelog](https://keepachangelog.com/en/1.1.0/),
and this project adheres to [Semantic Versioning](https://semver.org/spec/v2.0.0.html).

## [development]

### Added

- `<pubDate>` in RSS feed items, derived from the post date.
- `<lastmod>` in sitemap entries for SEO.
- In-memory rate limiting on the login endpoint: 10 attempts per 60 seconds per IP.
- `<language>` element in the RSS feed channel.
- Periodic cleanup of stale `login_attempts` entries to prevent unbounded memory growth.

### Changed

- Split `lib/volumen/server.rb` into `api_routes.rb` and `admin_routes.rb` modules,
  keeping the server class focused on configuration and shared helpers.

### Fixed

- `admin.session_ttl` was defined but never read; it now controls
  `Rack::Session::Cookie` expiration via `expire_after`.
- Derived post excerpts now strip HTML tags before stripping markdown markup,
  avoiding raw HTML leaks in auto-generated excerpts.

## [0.1.0] — 2026-06-20

First public release: a small, file-based Markdown blog engine in CRuby. Posts
are plain files, the engine exposes them as a JSON API and ships a self-hosted
admin — no database, no external services.

### Added

**Content & storage**

- File-based store: each post is a `.md` file with a TOML frontmatter block
  delimited by `+++`. No database.
- Post fields: `title`, `slug`, `date`, `lang`, `author`, `tags`, `draft`,
  `excerpt`, `cover`, `all_langs`, and `translations` (a `lang → slug` map).
- Drafts (`draft = true`) are hidden from the public API.
- Excerpt falls back to the first paragraph (~200 chars) when none is set.
- Estimated reading time (~200 words/min) computed per post.
- Multilingual posts: per-language slugs via `translations`, plus `all_langs`
  to surface a single post under every language.

**Markdown rendering**

- GFM rendering via kramdown: tables, fenced code blocks, task lists, and
  strikethrough.
- Automatic heading IDs for in-page anchors.
- Raw HTML in post bodies is passed through (authors are the trusted admin).

**Public JSON API (`/api/volumen`)**

- Read-only endpoints: `site`, `posts`, `posts/{slug}`, `tags`, `feed.xml`
  (RSS), and `sitemap.xml`.
- `posts` supports pagination (`page`, `limit`, returning `total` and
  `page_size`) and filtering by `lang` and `tag`.
- Permissive CORS so a separate front end can consume the API.

**Admin (`/admin`)**

- Server-rendered admin with a sidebar layout and full post CRUD.
- Dual-mode editor: Markdown source (primary) and a visual WYSIWYG, switchable
  per post, with a toggleable live preview persisted across sessions.
- Image upload from the editor toolbar into `content_dir/media`; any image
  format is accepted (WebP and AVIF included) and served with the correct
  `Content-Type`.
- Cover image field with upload, URL, clear, and preview.

**Multi-user & roles**

- Multiple admin users stored in `users.toml`, managed from a settings page.
- Two roles: `admin` (full access incl. user management) and `author` (posts
  only).
- Change password and username; last-admin and self-deletion safeguards.

**Configuration & CLI**

- TOML configuration, auto-generated with a commented template on first run.
- Configurable `host`/`port` (defaults to `9090`), `content_dir`,
  `users_file`, and `site` metadata.
- CLI: `serve`, `hash-password`, `version`, `help`, with `--config`,
  `--content`, `--host`, and `--port` overrides.

**Deployment**

- `install.sh` installs the Ruby toolchain from distro packages on Fedora and
  openEuler (and prints guidance on other distros), creates the service user
  and directories, and installs a systemd unit.
- Deployment docs for systemd and FreeBSD (`rc.d`), plus an nginx reverse-proxy
  setup that runs the admin same-origin, with brute-force rate-limiting and an
  optional IP allowlist on the login endpoint.

**Project & tooling**

- Documentation set: architecture, configuration, API reference, deployment,
  and security.
- `just` task set (`install`, `run`, `dev`, `build`, `test`, `uninstall`) and
  Forgejo Actions CI (RuboCop + tests on Ruby 3.3/3.4, gem build on release).
- `CONTRIBUTING.md` and a minitest suite; clean RuboCop.

### Security

- Passwords hashed with scrypt and verified in constant time.
- Per-form CSRF tokens on every state-changing admin request.
- Session cookies are `HttpOnly` and `SameSite=Strict`, and gain the `Secure`
  attribute automatically on HTTPS requests (detected via `request.ssl?` /
  `X-Forwarded-Proto`), so the cookie never travels over plain HTTP in
  production.
- Configurable, stable `session_key` so sessions survive restarts.
- Generic login error message to avoid username enumeration.

[0.1.0]: https://codeberg.org/petrbalvin/volumen/releases/tag/v0.1.0