JakeBreath
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Footer: - Left is now 'Backend Storage:' with a capacity bar (blue, peach at 80%, red at 95% per DESIGN.md) and a used/total/free tooltip; the watched folder path is no longer printed. /api/status/ returns a compact storage summary instead of the path (the full storage page still shows paths to authenticated users). - Centre shows the backend API origin (empty = same origin). Staff get a link to /setup to point the browser elsewhere; everyone else sees it as plain text. The Account 'Backend connection' card is gone — this is installation plumbing, not a per-user setting. - Design spec updated to match. Staff role: - The custom role did nothing on several endpoints that only accepted Django's is_staff/is_superuser. One canonical check now exists: User.is_app_staff (superuser, Django staff, or the staff role), used by the stats/users APIs, item object permissions, can_delete, upload/ similarity/download/match querysets, and the management commands (which also pick staff-role accounts for e621 sync/match and file ownership). Verified with a role-only staff account (is_staff/is_superuser false): stats/users 200, all 32 downloads + 2 scans visible, others' items editable; the same account as role=user gets 403 for all of those.
J621
Self-hosted media library and e621 archive manager, rebuilt as a React SPA + Django REST API.
Structure
backend/ Django 6 + DRF API (SQLite in dev, MariaDB in production)
frontend/ Vite + React + TypeScript SPA
Development
Backend
cd backend
source venv/bin/activate
python manage.py migrate
python manage.py scan_files # index the watched folder
python manage.py runserver
Copy .env.example to .env and set WATCHED_FOLDER before scanning.
Frontend
cd frontend
npm install
npm run dev # http://localhost:5173, proxies /api to :8000
Production
Not wired up yet — planned: Nginx serving the SPA build, /media and /library media
directly, and proxying /api to Waitress/Django. See frontend/ design docs for the UI
specification.
Licence
Source-available, non-commercial: personal and other non-commercial use is welcome under the Jake Labs Non-Commercial Software Licence, which requires attribution and keeps derivative works under the same licence. Commercial use is not permitted. Third-party dependencies keep their own licences (all permissive: MIT, BSD, Apache-2.0, ISC).