The kiosk deliberately ignored calendar.showWeekend when it was built,
treating the parent's toggle as print-only -- but that's not what parents
actually expect: hiding the weekend on the dashboard should hide it on
the tablet too. kiosk.js now toggles weekendWrap's hidden class the same
way the parent editor does.
Separately, weekdayBoard's auto-fit/minmax(240px) grid only fit 4 columns
on real tablet landscape widths (~1024-1180px), pushing Friday to a
second row. Since weekdayBoard always holds exactly 5 day-cards, forcing
repeat(5, 1fr) once there's clearly tablet-landscape width (960px+,
excludes large phones in landscape) fits all 5 comfortably instead of
relying on auto-fit's width heuristic.
Verified both at real tablet landscape sizes (1024x768, 1180x820) with
the Browser tool: 5 weekday columns fit in one row, and the weekend
section correctly appears/disappears with showWeekend.
iOS decides whether "Add to Home Screen" creates a true standalone app
(no browser chrome) or a plain bookmark-style Web Clip (full Safari UI --
URL bar, share/reload/compass row, X to close) based on whatever page you
were on when you tapped it. Those tags only existed on dashboard.html and
calendar.html, so anyone adding the icon while logged out -- the normal
first-time flow, since you land on /login.html before signing in -- got
the bookmark-style icon instead of a real standalone app, exactly as
reported. Existing home-screen icons need to be deleted and re-added
after this deploys; iOS bakes in standalone-capability at creation time
and won't retroactively upgrade an icon that already exists.
Parents get a real push notification when a kid checks off a task
(false->true transitions only, fire-and-forget, degrades gracefully with
no VAPID keys configured). Dashboard is a fully installable iOS/Android
PWA; each child's kiosk link gets its own dynamic per-token manifest so
"Add to Home Screen" opens straight into their board in standalone mode.
Kiosk view is reworked for tablets: safe-area-aware full-bleed layout,
the whole task row is now tappable (previously only the 24px checkbox
was, well under Apple's touch-target minimum), and app icons are
generated by a small dependency-free PNG encoder (no image tooling
available in this environment).
Push requires real HTTPS (iOS Safari won't allow it otherwise) - README
and UNRAID.md cover VAPID setup and the HTTPS prerequisite.
Express + SQLite (node:sqlite, no native build step) family calendar:
parent accounts with household invites, per-child calendars with
save/duplicate/print, a token-gated read-only kiosk view for tablets,
and polling to keep parent and kiosk views in sync. Defaults to port 3007.
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