cb3e5420fc
page.server.ts loads /api/dashboard/activity (limit=40) and unread
/api/notifications in parallel via Promise.allSettled so a dashboard-activity
failure still renders the Für-dich box. Form actions ?/dismiss and ?/mark-all
back the Dismiss and "Alle gelesen" controls with CSRF-safe SvelteKit
endpoints.
+page.svelte composes all six chronik components:
- ChronikFuerDichBox at the top, seeded from the SSR unread set on first
render and switching to the live SSE singleton once notifications arrive;
- ChronikFilterPills below, wired to URL via goto(?filter=…) with
replaceState so the browser history stays clean across filter changes;
- ChronikTimeline for the day-bucketed feed, filtered client-side per pill
(alle / fuer-dich / hochgeladen / transkription / kommentare);
- ChronikEmptyState for first-run vs filter-empty states;
- ChronikErrorCard on activity load failure.
"Mehr laden" pagination keeps focus on the button after load (via tick() +
$state-bound ref), renders 3 static skeleton rows with aria-busy, and
announces "{count} weitere Einträge geladen" through a polite aria-live
region. Inbox-zero in the Für-dich box links to /chronik?filter=fuer-dich.
Co-located page.server.spec.ts covers load(): limit=40, unread=read:false,
filter parsing with "alle" fallback, activity-fulfilled-but-not-ok surfaces
loadError, plus the dismiss and mark-all actions (success + missing-id
branch). 8 tests green.
Part of #285.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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