Three deep-linkable tabs (#/trip/:id/:tab): Trip (countdown, calendar,
map, summary), Money (costs + expenses side by side), Checklist. Panels
stay mounted; switching toggles visibility and updates the URL via
history.replaceState so an open day editor and the live tickers are
undisturbed. The Leaflet map revalidates its size on every trip-tab
activation but only auto-fits once, when its container first gains
real size - later visits keep the user's pan/zoom.
The full-width trip-header card is gone: the navbar now carries a
compact identity (back link, truncated name, date/days/currency) plus
a single overflow menu holding members, join code, edit (now a
centered modal) and delete. Dead header CSS removed; new styles live
in tabs.css.
Days with 4+ entries open with an hour-grid timeline in the day editor:
untimed entries in an all-day strip, timed ones positioned by start/end
with side-by-side columns for overlaps, click-to-edit. Layout math lives
in a pure, unit-tested module (timelineLayout.js).
Today's month-grid cell gets a vertical red slider positioned by the
fraction of the day elapsed; the timeline gets the classic horizontal
red current-time line. Both tick every minute with cleanup on unmount,
and the initial positioning runs unconditionally while the node is
still detached (the isConnected self-heal gates only interval ticks).
Also splits entryRow rendering out of dayEditor.js to stay under the
500-line cap.
Standalone expenses (date, description, category, amount) with the same
equal/own/payer split machinery as entry costs, merged into the costs
panel and settle-up as a single expense bucket. Self-fetching card
with per-day grouping, client-side sorting, and quick-add. CSV export
interleaves expenses with priced entries, one share column per member
(UTF-8 BOM, RFC 4180, formula-injection guard on text cells).
Also fixes trip deletion, which hit a foreign-key violation and rolled
back for any trip with checklist items.
Each trip gets a checklist whose items group under free-text categories
(Documents, Clothing, Toiletries, Health, Electronics, Extras first, then
any custom ones alphabetically). Items are either shared — every member
sees and can tick them, and checked_by records who — or personal to one
member, which nobody else can see or touch. Items carry an optional
quantity, drag-reorder within their category, and "Uncheck all" resets the
list for the trip home.
The "Suggestions" modal is deterministic, offline advice derived from the
trip itself (src/server/util/packing.js) — no LLM and no external calls, so
it stays unit-testable and works on a self-hosted box. Nights scale
clothing quantities, flights add liquids/power-bank/check-in, rentals add
licence + IDP, ferries add motion-sickness tablets, tropical stops add sun
cream and repellent, and the destination country picks the plug type from a
bundled ~50-country table. Every suggestion carries a short reason, and
already-added ones are keyed by suggestion_key so they can't be duplicated.
Two rules deliberately differ from the naive reading, both regression-tested:
a latitude floor stops a December trip to Bangkok being tagged cold as well
as tropical, and only a flight segment's arrival airport counts, since the
first segment's departure airport is home rather than a destination.
checklist_items is a new table, so the existing CREATE TABLE IF NOT EXISTS
path creates it on upgrade; no MIGRATIONS entry is needed and existing data
is untouched.
docs/API.md documents the full contract. 113/113 tests pass.
grabowski