The black-completed vs grey-flashing distinction was too subtle. Completed
numbers (the direct count, always; the +total once final) now render in
var(--primary) — theme-aware blue in both light and dark. While a subtree
is still scanning its +total stays muted grey + pulses, so blue = done,
grey = in progress. Once both numbers are blue the row's folders/files
labels turn blue too (.folder-count.done .ct-label).
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
The scan was slow because it OPENED every file (getFile() for size/lastModified
— which the grid doesn't even display) and read every ZIP inline. On a network
share that's a round-trip per file. Now:
- createFileObject builds rows from the directory entry name alone, no
getFile(); size/lastModified load on demand (preview/SHA/rename already call
getFile() themselves). The scan is now a pure directory listing.
- ZIPs are lazy: a .zip is an expandable node read only when opened
(scanZipNode), not during the walk.
- Footer shows live elapsed time (ticks every second), and a success toast
fires at completion with totals: "Scan complete — N folders, M files in Ts."
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
- Counts now read "direct+total" — e.g. "(2+10 folders, 15+300 files)". The
direct number (immediate children) shows as soon as a folder's own directory
is read; the total (whole-subtree) is accumulated progressively and flashes
grey until the subtree is fully scanned, then goes solid. The "+total" is
omitted once done and there's nothing deeper.
- Scan errors (permission denied, network hiccups on a share) now surface as a
toast (de-duped per path) instead of only console noise; a failed folder/zip
is marked done-empty so it doesn't wedge the walk.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
Replaces the full depth-first "scan everything, then render once + expandAll +
selectAll" walk (which looked stalled and was a render bomb on a large network
drive) with a progressive, breadth-first scan:
- Walks level-by-level behind a bounded worker pool (6), rendering as it goes —
the top folder levels appear immediately, deeper levels fill in the
background. Workers await between directories so the UI stays responsive.
- Live status line under the tree header: "Scanning… N folders · M files —
<current path>", ending "Scanned … in Ts."
- Per-folder state machine (pending → scanning → children → done) with
immediate subfolder/file counts; the row is greyed (with a faint pulse) until
its whole subtree is scanned, then turns solid — the at-a-glance signal.
- Opening a folder jumps its subtree to the front of the scan (ensureScanned),
so an opened folder always shows complete contents; idempotent vs the
background walk.
- No more auto-expand/auto-select-all (that loaded the entire drive up front);
the root is selected so the grid shows its files immediately.
- ZIPs stay expandable, scanned inline into virtual nodes (already in memory
once read); whole zip subtree marked done at once.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
classifier/js/tree.js was inserting a <div class="empty-state">No
folders found</div> inside the folder-tree pane when the tree was
empty. That conflicted with the shared .empty-state rule promoted
in the previous commit — which expects an outer flex container with
a child .empty-state__inner card, used for the top-level welcome
overlay.
The two usages aren't the same thing semantically (one is the
welcome screen; one is a tiny inline "list is empty" placeholder
inside the folder tree). Rename the inline one to .tree-empty to
remove the collision. The spreadsheet.css rule that targeted the
old class is renamed to match; same padding/text-align/color.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
ZDDC — Zero Day Document Control. A file-naming convention plus five
single-file HTML tools (archive, transmittal, classifier, mdedit,
landing) and an optional Go HTTP server (zddc-server) with ACL and a
virtual archive index. Self-contained, offline-capable, dependency-free.
See README.md for an overview, AGENTS.md and ARCHITECTURE.md for the
build/release/architecture detail, bootstrap/README.md for the
two-level deployment install pattern, and zddc/README.md for the
HTTP server.
