- Remove nested .wrapper div in recipe page using CSS Grid with full-bleed background
- Consolidate multiplier forms in IngredientsPage into single form
- Simplify fermentation conditionals in InstructionsPage with optional chaining
- Use conditional rendering instead of visibility wrapper in Search
- Remove unnecessary dialog wrapper in TitleImgParallax
- Add LogicModeToggle component to switch between AND and OR filter logic
- Enable multi-select for category and icon filters in OR mode
- Update Search component to handle both AND and OR filtering logic
- Resize Toggle component to match LogicModeToggle size (44px x 24px)
- Position logic mode toggle on the left side of filter panel
- Auto-convert arrays to single values when switching from OR to AND mode
- In OR mode: recipes match if they satisfy ANY active filter
- In AND mode: recipes must satisfy ALL active filters
- Move categories logic into Search component for centralization
- Add isLoggedIn prop to SeasonLayout and IconLayout components
- Fix FilterPanel CSS to properly handle hidden favorites filter
- Fix FavoritesFilter to trigger onToggle when checkbox changes
- Update Search effect to track all filter states (category, tags, icon, season, favorites)
- Hide favorites filter on favorites page while maintaining proper grid layout
- All filters now work consistently across entire site
Changed FilterPanel from conditional rendering to always-rendered with visibility control. This prevents layout shift when JavaScript loads by reserving the space upfront while keeping it visually hidden for non-JS users.
Adds box-sizing: border-box to all filter inputs after 'all: unset' to ensure padding is included within the 100% width calculation, preventing horizontal overflow and ensuring equal left/right margins on small screens.
Add progressive enhancement to hide filter panel when JavaScript is
disabled, and conditionally render favorites filter based on login status.
Search Component:
- Added showFilters state (default false)
- Set showFilters to true in onMount when JS is enabled
- Wrapped FilterPanel in {#if showFilters} for graceful degradation
- Filters hidden without JavaScript, visible with JS
FilterPanel:
- Split grid layout into two variants:
- with-favorites: 5 columns (120px 120px 1fr 160px 90px)
- without-favorites: 4 columns (120px 120px 1fr 160px)
- Conditionally render FavoritesFilter only when isLoggedIn
- Apply appropriate class based on login status
FavoritesFilter:
- Simplified template (no internal login check)
- Only rendered when user is logged in via FilterPanel
UX:
- Non-JS browsers: Simple search only, filters gracefully hidden
- Not logged in: 4-column layout without favorites filter
- Logged in: 5-column layout with favorites filter
Add advanced filtering with category, tags (multi-select), icon, season,
and favorites filters. All filters use consistent chip-based dropdown UI
with type-to-search functionality.
New Components:
- TagChip.svelte: Reusable chip component with selected/removable states
- CategoryFilter.svelte: Single-select category with chip dropdown
- TagFilter.svelte: Multi-select tags with AND logic and chip dropdown
- IconFilter.svelte: Single-select emoji icon with chip dropdown
- SeasonFilter.svelte: Multi-select months with chip dropdown
- FavoritesFilter.svelte: Toggle for favorites-only filtering
- FilterPanel.svelte: Container with responsive layout and mobile toggle
Search Component:
- Integrated FilterPanel with all filter types
- Added applyNonTextFilters() for category/tags/icon/season/favorites
- Implemented favorites filter logic (recipe.isFavorite check)
- Made tags/icons reload reactively when language changes with $effect
- Updated buildSearchUrl() for comma-separated array parameters
- Passed categories and isLoggedIn props to enable all filters
Server API:
- Both /api/rezepte/search and /api/recipes/search support:
- Multi-tag AND logic using MongoDB $all operator
- Multi-season filtering using MongoDB $in operator
- Backwards compatible with single tag/season parameters
- Updated search page server load to parse tag/season arrays
UI/UX:
- Filters display inline on wide screens with 2rem gap
- Mobile: collapsible with subtle toggle button and slide-down animation
- Chip-based dropdowns appear on focus with filtering as you type
- Selected items display as removable chips below inputs (no background)
- Centered labels on desktop, left-aligned on mobile
- Reduced vertical spacing on mobile (0.3rem gap)
- Max-width constraints: 500px for filters, 600px for panel on mobile
- Consistent naming: "Tags" and "Icon" instead of German translations
Remove Web Worker implementation and replace with debounced direct search
to eliminate serialization overhead. Add pre-computed category Map and
memoized filtering with $derived.by() to prevent redundant array iterations
on every keystroke. Reduce debounce to 100ms for responsive feel.
Performance improvements:
- 100ms input debounce (was: instant on every keystroke)
- No worker serialization overhead (was: ~5-10ms per search)
- O(1) category lookups via Map (was: O(n) filter × 15 categories)
- Memoized search filtering (was: recomputed on every render)
Expected 5-10x performance improvement on low-power devices like old iPads.
Replace synchronous DOM manipulation with Web Worker + Svelte reactive state for recipe search. This moves text normalization and filtering off the main thread, ensuring zero input lag while typing. Search now runs in parallel with UI rendering, improving performance significantly for 240+ recipes.
- Add search.worker.js for background search processing
- Update Search.svelte to use Web Worker with $state runes
- Update +page.svelte with reactive filtering based on worker results
- Add language-aware recipe data synchronization for proper English/German search
- Migrate to Svelte 5 event handlers (onsubmit, onclick)
Add comprehensive search solution that works across all recipe pages with proper fallbacks. Features include universal API endpoint, context-aware filtering (category/tag/icon/season/favorites), and progressive enhancement with form submission fallback for no-JS users.
Alexander