Add Kodi Reader for iOS (Expo, Expo UI, Liquid Glass)

[AnthonyProjects-dev]

Kodi Reader for iOS (Expo + Liquid Glass)

Adds Mobile/, an iOS-first port of Kodi Reader built with Expo SDK 57, Expo Router native tabs, @expo/ui SwiftUI components, and expo-glass-effect. It reuses reader.js and reader.css from Sources/ReaderUI/Resources inside a WKWebView, so pagination, anchors, and highlight painting are the same engine as the Mac app. Reading positions and annotations use the same simplified-CFI locators.

What works

• Library with covers, progress, rename and remove; import EPUB/PDF from Files; two bundled Project Gutenberg samples.
• Paginated EPUB reading with swipe and edge-tap page turns, chapter hand-off, table of contents sheet, saved position.
• Highlights (five colours + underline) and Markdown notes via a Liquid Glass palette over the selection; tap a highlight to recolour, note, copy or delete.
• Appearance sheet (SwiftUI Form): light/dark/system, New York/Georgia/Palatino/Charter/Helvetica/San Francisco, size, line spacing, margins, justify, hyphenation. Changes reflow live.
• Notes tab across all books with Markdown export (same format as the Mac export).
• Open a web page in the in-app browser and save it as a reader-mode book (Readability extraction and ArticleEPUBBuilder ported to TypeScript, images inlined).
• PDFs open in the native WebKit viewer (read-only).

Not in this PR

Ask AI, cloud sync, Excalidraw drawings, PDF highlights.

Layout

Mobile/src/app/        Expo Router routes (tabs, reader, sheets, web browser)
Mobile/src/reader/     WebView bridge, runtime install, settings → CSS
Mobile/src/reader/runtime/  copies of reader.js, reader.css, Readability.js + bridge.js
Mobile/src/lib/epub/   unzip (fflate), OPF/NCX/nav parsing
Mobile/src/lib/web/    article → EPUB builder
Mobile/src/lib/store.ts  library.json store

Running

cd Mobile
npm install
npx expo run:ios   # Xcode 26 + CocoaPods; needs a dev build, not Expo Go

Tested on the iPhone 17 Pro simulator (iOS 26.5): import, reading, TOC, highlights, notes, theme switching, web import. npx tsc --noEmit and npx expo lint are clean.

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[dev-olly]

Reviewed af9e201. Please address the five inline findings before merging: destructive identifier handling, EPUB access to private library data, unawaited SDK 57 filesystem operations, book ID collisions, and pending note edits discarded on dismissal.

Validation: TypeScript typecheck, Expo lint, and the iOS JavaScript export passed. Targeted temporary harnesses reproduced the identifier deletion/collision, asynchronous import, and note-dismissal paths. A native macOS WKWebView test using synthetic files confirmed that an EPUB script can read library.json with the configured permissions. Native iOS UI behavior is still unverified because the review machine has no iOS simulator runtime installed.

[dev-olly]

Addressed the five review findings in 73a2db0: SHA-256 storage IDs and path containment, book-scoped WebKit access with a nonce-based script policy, awaited filesystem operations, and pending note edits committed on dismissal. Added regression coverage and Mobile checks CI; all five review threads are resolved.

Validation: all 10 regression tests, typecheck, lint, and iOS JavaScript export passed in GitHub Actions: https://github.com/dev-olly/kodi-reader/actions/runs/38647575817. The native macOS WKWebView smoke test passed pagination, fragment navigation, position restore, highlight painting, and isolation checks. Native iOS UI testing remains unverified because no simulator runtime is installed on the review machine.

The remaining Vercel failure is contributor deployment authorization, unrelated to the mobile build checks.