- Removed all pre-built binary download logic from install.sh
- install.sh now installs Go (via apt/dnf/apk) if not present
- Always builds from source — ensures latest code, correct platform
- Removed dist/ binaries from local disk (not tracked in git)
- New RecalculateExpenses DB function updates all expenses for an event
- Expenses in different currency: converted = ROUND(amount * new_rate, 2)
- Expenses already in base currency: left unchanged
- Called from UpdateEvent handler after saving the new event rate
- Moves chown to the very beginning of the update
- Ensures app user can write to /opt/receiptnext/ before build
- Removes redundant chown later in update (already done upfront)
- go build can't overwrite a root-owned binary as app user
- Added rm -f app before go build in both update and fresh install paths
- Also chown the app binary alongside .go cache
- Build cache may be root-owned from previous builds
- Added sudo_if chown before both update and fresh build steps
- Prevents 'permission denied' on go mod cache writes
- Event page now shows read-only metadata only (no edit/delete buttons)
- Edit works from dashboard (Edit button on event cards)
- Delete added to the edit form as a button alongside Save/Cancel
- htmx.trigger #delete div in the edit form fragment
- form.submit() triggered standard GET submission with query params
- hx.trigger() is not a valid function — htmx.trigger() is the correct API
- Both edit save and delete now properly fire HTMX requests
- Uses stat to get original owner:group before backup
- chown restores backup file to original owner
- Prevents database becoming readonly after update
- Was using its own inline template with 6 digit_0..digit_5 fields
- Now calls getTemplate('otp_form') which has the single 6-digit input
- templates.go already had the correct single-field version
- OTP: 6 separate inputs → single 6-digit field with copy/paste support
- Event page: shows name, currency, exchange rate at top
- Edit toggle: unlock to edit fields, lock to save (via PUT)
- Delete button with confirmation popup
- DeleteEvent handler + DB function + route
- Backward compatible: collectOTP strips non-digits
- Edit button now shows inline form with pre-filled values
- Cancel button hides the form again
- Computes sample claim from existing exchange rate
- No full-page rendering issues
- Added Edit button on open event cards in dashboard
- EditEvent handler returns dashboard.html with pre-filled form
- UpdateEvent handler (PUT /events/{id}) saves new currency + rate
- UpdateEvent in db.go updates base_currency and exchange_rate
- Form auto-switches between create (POST) and edit (PUT) mode
- Reuses the same conversion sample pattern as event creation
- oninput moves focus to next field when digit entered
- onkeydown Backspace moves to previous field when current is empty
- Last field (digit_5) only handles backspace
- Removed display:flex from inline style so the hidden class can apply display:none
- All image modals were visible and stacked on top of the page content
- This also blocked event creation (the transparent overlay covered the form)
- Added sudo -v at start of both fresh install and update mode
- Caches sudo credentials so subsequent sudo_if calls don't prompt
- If sudo is unavailable, shows clear error message
- Prevents 'Access denied' on systemctl restart
- Creates timestamped backup at /opt/receiptnext/backups/expenses-YYYYMMDD-HHMMSS.db
- rsync only targets templates/ and static/ — database is never touched
- update mode previously only rebuilt the binary
- Now also rsyncs templates/ and static/ to install dir
- Copies updated install.sh to install dir
- Fixes ownership of new files
- Uses sudo_if for systemctl restart
- Added 🖼️ button on each expense — opens full-screen lightbox
- Click anywhere on the overlay to close
- Images served via /storage/{filename} (auth-protected)
- Fixed ImagePath to store only filename (was storage/storage/...)
- Both expense_list.html fragment and event_expenses.html page updated
- Currency ISO3 dropdowns replaced with <input type="text" maxlength="3">
- Users can type any currency code (KES, USD, EUR, etc.)
- No need to maintain a long list of currencies
- Exchange rate is user-defined so validation is unnecessary
- All currency inputs have text-transform: uppercase for consistency
- Checks for git before clone/pull — installs via apt/dnf/apk
- Checks for curl before downloading release binary
- Checks for python3 before parsing release JSON
- Multi-distro support (apt-get, dnf, apk)
