Skip to content

Latest commit

 

History

History
35 lines (28 loc) · 2.15 KB

File metadata and controls

35 lines (28 loc) · 2.15 KB

Project Plan

Project Overview

A web app that fetches, displays, and allows playback of public YouTube Music playlists named "New Music Friday". The app updates weekly, requires no login, and sorts playlists by recency.

Work Items

Completed Items

  • REQ-009: Dynamic Material UI theme from playlist artwork
  • REQ-010: Deploy static site to GitHub Pages via GitHub Actions and gh-pages branch
  • REQ-008: Migrated playlist fetching logic to React/Vite infrastructure
  • CF-001: Implement weekly playlist fetching and static site generation
  • CF-002: Display playlists sorted by most recent
  • CF-003: Allow public playback of playlists (no login required)
  • ENH-001: Improved audio player experience using YouTube IFrame Player API
  • ENH-002: Unified audio player UX v2 (single player, playlist selection, track display)
  • ENH-003: Audio Player Controls and Track Data Improvements — 2024-07-19
  • MIG-001: Migrate static site generation logic to React (consider Next.js for SSR/SSG)
  • MIG-002: Rebuild audio player and playlist UI as React components using Material UI
  • INF-001: Set up new React project with Vite (or Create React App) — 2025-07-19
  • INF-003: Set up ESLint, Prettier, and TypeScript config for React — 2025-07-19
  • INF-002: Integrate Material UI and configure theme — 2025-07-19
  • DOC-002: ADR for improved architecture and tech stack (React, Material UI, standard tooling)

Notes & Decisions

  • Playlists are public; no authentication required.
  • Site updates once per week to minimize API calls.
  • Improved player experience will use the YouTube IFrame Player API with custom controls and hidden video area.
  • Unified audio player UX v2 will provide a single player, playlist selection, and track display.
  • The previously referenced architecture-adr.md does not exist; see REQ-006-architecture-adr.md for the current ADR.
  • New ADR (ADR-002) for React, Material UI, and standard tooling is now accepted. Migration to this stack is approved and will proceed as planned.
  • All audio player controls (play, pause, seek) are now fully keyboard accessible and have ARIA labels. The media seeker supports jumping ±5s with arrow keys for improved accessibility.