feat(drafting): store verse paragraph markers and book-level USFM fields - #264
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Closes #263. Unblocks fluent-web#314 (paragraph authoring in the RTE) and fluent-web#398 (Book Details panel). All additive: legacy rows and existing exports behave exactly as before. - translated_verses.markers (nullable jsonb): paragraph starts per verse. Offset 0 means the verse opens a paragraph; a mid-text offset splits the verse across paragraphs. Zod-validated: marker pattern (no USFM injection), strictly increasing offsets, offsets bounded by the content on insert. Upsert writes it, responses return it. - project_unit_bible_books.running_header / book_title: authored \h and \mt1 per unit and book, validated against marker injection, empty clears to null. - USFM export honors both: stored paragraph markers replace the hardcoded single \p per chapter (which remains the fallback for rows without markers), and \h/\mt prefer the authored fields with the display-name fallback. - GET /project-units/{id}/book-details and PATCH .../book-details/{bookId}, gated by authenticateUser + requirePermission + requireProjectUnitAccess. 21 new tests: the export generator (golden legacy output, opening markers, mid-verse splits, out-of-range offsets, book-field fallbacks) and the two validation schemas. Migration 0019 verified against a scratch Postgres. Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01R6Xec2CgkML6mYyHmqiGK5
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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe change adds nullable verse-marker and book-metadata storage, authenticated book-detail endpoints, marker propagation through translated-verse APIs, and USFM export support for paragraph markers and authored book fields. ChangesBook details and structured USFM export
Estimated code review effort: 4 (Complex) | ~45 minutes Merge Risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to The change is otherwise mergeable, but the current branch fails the required formatting validation for a test file; merge readiness requires formatting that file and rerunning the normal checks. Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant BookDetailsRoute
participant BookDetailsService
participant BookDetailsRepository
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BookDetailsRoute->>BookDetailsService: updateBookDetails(projectUnitId, bookId, input)
BookDetailsService->>BookDetailsRepository: update book metadata
BookDetailsRepository-->>BookDetailsService: updated BookDetails
USFMService->>USFMRepository: load book metadata and verses
USFMRepository-->>USFMService: BookFields and VerseData markers
USFMService-->>USFMService: generate USFM with metadata and paragraph markers
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20-23: 🔒 Security & Privacy | 🔵 Trivial | ⚡ Quick winAdd regression cases for all rejected character classes.
The current cases only cover CR and LF. Add
\u0000,\u001b,\u2028, and\u2029cases after tighteningbookFieldSchema. This prevents the validation gap from returning.🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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In `@src/db/schema.ts`:
- Around line 359-363: Replace the regex-only validation on the paragraph
segment schema’s marker field with the shared allowlist of editor-supported
paragraph markers, rejecting non-paragraph markers such as v, c, and unknown
lowercase identifiers while preserving valid markers. Add regression coverage
for those three rejected inputs.
In `@src/domains/book-details/book-details.types.ts`:
- Around line 8-11: Update bookFieldSchema in
src/domains/book-details/book-details.types.ts to reject Unicode categories Cc,
Zl, and Zp while preserving existing trimming and validation behavior. Add
regression cases in src/domains/book-details/book-details.types.test.ts covering
NUL, ESC, U+2028, and U+2029; the schema applies to both runningHeader and
bookTitle.
In `@src/domains/usfm/usfm.service.test.ts`:
- Around line 121-130: Update the untranslated-verse test around renderUSFM to
use a non-default q1 paragraph marker and assert the rendered output contains
\q1 before \v 1, preserving the existing no-invented-text assertion.
In `@src/domains/usfm/usfm.service.ts`:
- Around line 36-37: Update the USFM export logic in the generator containing
the running-header and book-title yields to emit the authored book title with
the \mt1 marker instead of \mt. Preserve the existing book.bookTitle fallback to
bookName.
- Around line 36-37: Update the USFM exporter’s book-title yield to emit the
\mt1 marker while preserving the existing bookTitle/bookName fallback; leave the
running-header \h output unchanged.
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In `@src/domains/book-details/book-details.types.test.ts`:
- Around line 20-23: Add regression inputs for NUL (\u0000), ESC (\u001b),
Unicode line separator (\u2028), and paragraph separator (\u2029) to the value
list in the runningHeader validation test, while preserving the existing CR, LF,
and USFM syntax cases and rejection assertion.
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The stored marker is emitted verbatim as `\<marker>` by the USFM export, so
the previous `^[a-z][a-z0-9]{0,9}$` pattern let a client store `v` or `c` and
put a bare `\v` / `\c` — a structural marker with no number — ahead of the
real one. Replace the pattern with `z.enum` over the USFM 3.x body-text
paragraph set, which also documents the accepted values in the OpenAPI spec
for the editor. Introduction markers stay out: they precede \c 1 and cannot
open inside a verse.
Refs: #264
…ok fields
The guard covered `\`, LF and CR, but NUL, ESC, U+2028 and U+2029 passed
straight into the `\h` / `\mt` line of the export, where a consumer treating
the separators as line breaks sees a different file than the validator did.
Reject the Cc, Zl and Zp ranges, spelled as literal ranges rather than
`\p{...}` so the pattern published in the OpenAPI document carries the same
meaning without the unicode flag.
Also corrects the endpoint descriptions: the export emits `\mt`, not `\mt1`.
Refs: #264
The case stored `p`, which is exactly what the chapter falls back to, so it passed whether or not the exporter read `markers` at all. Use `q1` and assert no `\p` is emitted, so the test fails if the stored marker is ignored. Refs: #264
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Ran the whole stack together before any of it merges — API on this branch plus #269, web on #400 + #408 + #409 — because every piece had only been tested in isolation. Authored the structure in the real editor (Enter for a paragraph, the format bar for a poetry line), then followed it all the way out:
The exported Marker order across the file: Two of my own test assertions were wrong on the first run and are worth naming so the numbers are not overstated: a malformed |
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Review on #264: book-details imported requireProjectUnitAccess from usfm's middleware, coupling book metadata authoring to export generation because the two checks happen to look alike. The domain now carries its own. usfm and translated-verses each already do the same, so this is the existing convention rather than a new one; consolidating the three into shared infrastructure stays a separate, deliberate decision. A boundary test pins it: book-details imports nothing from a sibling feature domain, and its route uses its own middleware. Both fail against the reviewed code. Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01R6Xec2CgkML6mYyHmqiGK5
Review feedback: book-details imported requireProjectUnitAccess from usfm's middleware, coupling book metadata authoring to export generation because the two checks happen to look alike. The domain now carries its own. usfm and translated-verses each already do the same, so this follows the existing convention rather than inventing one; consolidating the three into shared infrastructure stays a separate, deliberate decision. A boundary test pins it: book-details imports nothing from a sibling feature domain, and its route uses its own middleware. Both fail against the code as reviewed. Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01R6Xec2CgkML6mYyHmqiGK5
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Follow-up to #264, and the last storage gap behind fluent-web#397. A paragraph record is a marker plus an offset into the *verse's* text, so it cannot hold a section heading: a heading is a block of its own, with its own words, belonging to no verse. Exported today it renders as a bare "\s1" and the translator's words are gone. markers.headings carries them, in order, as blocks emitted before the verse: { "headings": [{ "marker": "s1", "text": "The Creation" }] } Markers are restricted to the heading subset of USFM_PARAGRAPH_MARKERS, so body text can never be stored as a heading and lost from the row, and the text is guarded against backslashes and line breaks exactly as the book fields are, since it is written straight into the USFM stream. paragraphs became optional, because a verse may carry only a heading, and the object now has to hold one or the other — null already means "no structure". No migration: the column is jsonb, so the shape lives in Zod. Confirmed with drizzle-kit generate ("No schema changes, nothing to migrate"). Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01R6Xec2CgkML6mYyHmqiGK5
Follow-up to #264, and the last storage gap behind fluent-web#397. A paragraph record is a marker plus an offset into the *verse's* text, so it cannot hold a section heading: a heading is a block of its own, with its own words, belonging to no verse. Exported today it renders as a bare "\s1" and the translator's words are gone. markers.headings carries them, in order, as blocks emitted before the verse: { "headings": [{ "marker": "s1", "text": "The Creation" }] } Markers are restricted to the heading subset of USFM_PARAGRAPH_MARKERS, so body text can never be stored as a heading and lost from the row, and the text is guarded against backslashes and line breaks exactly as the book fields are, since it is written straight into the USFM stream. paragraphs became optional, because a verse may carry only a heading, and the object now has to hold one or the other — null already means "no structure". No migration: the column is jsonb, so the shape lives in Zod. Confirmed with drizzle-kit generate ("No schema changes, nothing to migrate"). Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01R6Xec2CgkML6mYyHmqiGK5
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Pre-merge validation caught the test file. The schema was unformatted too, and fixing only the reported file would have left the check red: prettier expands the USFM_HEADING_MARKERS array to one entry per line. Reflow only, no content change. Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01R6Xec2CgkML6mYyHmqiGK5
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Closes #263. Unblocks the structural half of fluent-web#314 (the RTE ships behind a flag today because paragraph breaks could not be saved) and all of fluent-web#398 (Book Details panel).
Everything is additive: legacy rows carry
null, and a chapter with no stored markers exports byte-for-byte what it exports today (there is a golden test pinning that).What ships
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translated_verses.markers— nullablejsonbwith the verse's paragraph context:{ "paragraphs": [ { "marker": "p", "offset": 0 } ] }Offset 0 means the verse opens a paragraph; a mid-text offset splits the verse across two paragraphs, which covers a translator pressing Enter mid-verse. Validation is strict because these values end up inside the USFM stream: the marker is pattern-limited (no way to smuggle
\or newlines), offsets must strictly increase, and on insert every offset must fall inside the verse's own content. The upsert writes it and responses return it.2. USFM export honors the markers. A stored opening marker replaces the hardcoded
\pafter\c; a mid-verse offset renders the way USFM writes it, text continuing after the marker with no new\v:Rows without markers keep the single
\pper chapter, so mixed chapters degrade gracefully (a verse with no marker simply continues the current paragraph).3. Book-level fields —
running_headerandbook_titleonproject_unit_bible_books, with two endpoints:GET /project-units/{id}/book-details— every book in the unit with its authored fieldsPATCH /project-units/{id}/book-details/{bookId}— set either field; empty or null clears it back to the display-name fallbackBoth gated by
authenticateUser+requirePermission+requireProjectUnitAccess, with the full response set declared. The export prefers the authored values:\hand\mtfall back tobookNameexactly as today.Verification
p\nfake,Genesis\n\id EXOand friends are rejected).0019(threeADD COLUMNs, nothing else) applied to a scratch Postgres from zero and verified.What I did not decide alone
The jsonb shape is the one proposed on #263, unchallenged there so far — happy to reshape if you had something else in mind. The PATCH permission is
CONTENT_UPDATE(same as verse editing), on the reasoning that the running header is translated content, not project administration; flip toPROJECT_UPDATEif you see it as the latter.Once this lands, fluent-web#400's save path gains a
markersfield per changed verse and the flag can turn on.Summary by CodeRabbit
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Recorded against the PR branch on a local Postgres: the book-details PATCH, verse upserts carrying
markers(plus a rejected marker-injection attempt), and the USFM export rendering the authored\h/\mt, a stored opening\p, and a\q1/\q2mid-verse split — all commands genuinely executed.