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logpile/bible-local
Michael Chus 1c4a3b0c09 feat(ui): add PDF export via browser print
Adds a PDF button to the report header. Clicking it opens
/chart/current?print=true in a new tab, which auto-triggers
window.print() so the user can save to PDF via the browser dialog.

- chart submodule bumped: PrintMode support (no filter JS, auto-print,
  @media print CSS)
- handlers.go: passes PrintMode=true when ?print=true query param is set
- index.html: PDF button alongside Raw Data / Reanimator
- app.js: printReport() helper; button shown/hidden with other exports

Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
2026-06-05 12:24:01 +03:00
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LOGPile Bible

bible-local/ is the project-specific source of truth for LOGPile. Keep top-level docs minimal and put maintained architecture/API contracts here.

Rules

  • Documentation language: English only
  • Update relevant bible files in the same change as the code
  • Record significant architectural decisions in 10-decisions.md
  • Do not duplicate shared rules from bible/

Read order

File Purpose
01-overview.md Product scope, modes, non-goals
02-architecture.md Runtime structure, state, main flows
04-data-models.md Stable data contracts and canonical inventory
03-api.md HTTP endpoints and response contracts
05-collectors.md Live collection behavior
06-parsers.md Archive parser framework and vendor coverage
07-exporters.md Raw export, Reanimator export, batch convert
docs/hardware-ingest-contract.md Reanimator ingest schema mirrored locally
08-build-release.md Build and release workflow
09-testing.md Test expectations and regression rules
10-decisions.md Architectural Decision Log

Fast orientation

  • Entry point: cmd/logpile/main.go
  • HTTP layer: internal/server/
  • Core contracts: internal/models/models.go
  • Live collection: internal/collector/
  • Archive parsing: internal/parser/
  • Export conversion: internal/exporter/
  • Frontend consumer: web/static/js/app.js

Maintenance rule

If a document becomes stale, either fix it immediately or delete it. Stale docs are worse than missing docs.