andwati
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apps/cms/src/utils/bookshelf-covers.ts fetches book covers from Open Library by ISBN (real image, cached into apps/site/public/covers/) and backfills missing title/authors for papers from Semantic Scholar by DOI/arXiv id. Wired into the sync middleware in content-sync.ts: runs once per entry (cover_image already set means "done"), and only on live create/update through Strapi, not during the boot-time import (so a restart doesn't hammer external APIs). Also renames the bookshelf `status` field to `read_status` everywhere (schema, content/README.md, seed content, Astro zod schema, bookshelf page, sync mapping). Strapi's content-manager API treats a top-level `status` key as its own reserved draft/publish parameter even with draftAndPublish disabled, so an attribute literally named `status` silently rejected every write — caught this while testing the enrichment hook. Verified end-to-end: created a book by ISBN with no cover_image, confirmed a real cover image was downloaded and cached, cover_image was set on the entry and written to the file, and the cover/file were both removed on delete.
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content/
This directory is the canonical source of truth for all site content. It is
shared between apps/site (Astro reads it directly at build time) and
apps/cms (Strapi's custom provider reads/writes these same files — its
SQLite database is only a disposable cache/index, never the source of
record). The site must always be buildable straight from this directory with
Strapi entirely absent.
Frontmatter is TOML (+++ ... +++), matching the legacy Zola posts under
content/posts/ to ease migration. Each content type below is one file (or a
directory with index.md for entries with co-located assets), one frontmatter
schema.
writings/ (blog / essays)
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title = "..."
description = "..."
author = "andwati"
date = 2026-04-08
updated = 2026-04-10 # optional, only when the post has been revised
draft = false
canonical_url = "" # optional, only if first published elsewhere
[taxonomies]
tags = ["..."]
[extra]
series = "..." # optional
series_index = 1 # required if `series` is set
llms_description = "..." # optional per-post override of the site-wide one
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portfolio/ (projects / professional work)
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title = "..."
description = "..."
role = "..."
date_start = 2025-01-01
date_end = 2025-06-01 # optional, omit if ongoing
outcome = "one-line result"
draft = false
[[links]]
label = "Live"
url = "https://..."
[[links]]
label = "Source"
url = "https://..."
[taxonomies]
tags = ["..."] # stack / tech tags
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Body is a free-form Markdown case study.
bookshelf/ (books and papers)
kind selects which identifier fields apply — books use isbn, papers use
doi/arxiv_id. Book covers are fetched from Open Library by ISBN and
cached into apps/site/public/covers/ (served at /covers/...), never
fetched at page-render time. Papers have no reliable cover source, so
cover_image is set manually for them, if at all; Semantic Scholar is only
used to backfill a missing title/authors by DOI/arXiv id.
Note: the field is named read_status, not status — Strapi's
content-manager API treats a top-level status key as its own reserved
draft/publish parameter even with draftAndPublish disabled, so an
attribute literally named status silently breaks writes. Don't rename it
back.
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title = "..."
kind = "book" # "book" | "paper"
authors = ["..."]
isbn = "9780000000000" # books only
doi = "10.1000/xyz123" # papers only
arxiv_id = "2101.00001" # papers only, optional
url = "https://..." # papers only: landing page / source link
cover_image = "/covers/slug.jpg"
rating = 5 # optional, 1-5
read_status = "read" # "reading" | "read" | "abandoned"
date_started = 2026-01-01
date_finished = 2026-01-20 # optional, omit if still in progress
[taxonomies]
tags = ["..."] # genre / topic
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Body is a free-form personal review/notes.
blogs/ (curated external blogs)
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title = "..." # the blog/site's name
url = "https://..."
feed_url = "https://.../rss.xml"
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Body is a one-to-two sentence blurb on why you follow it. No live feed fetching — this list is hand-curated and static.