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Added OAuth login functionality to allow users to authenticate with Zotero
using their username and password instead of manually entering API keys.

Changes:
- Added OAuth libraries (signpost) to build.gradle
- Created ZoteroOAuthConfig for OAuth credentials configuration
- Implemented OAuthLoginActivity with full OAuth 1.0a flow:
  * Request temporary credentials
  * User authorization via WebView
  * Token exchange for access credentials
  * Automatic user info retrieval
- Updated SettingsActivity with "Login with Zotero" button
- Added OAuth callback intent filter to AndroidManifest
- Created comprehensive setup documentation (OAUTH_SETUP.md)
- Updated README with OAuth login information

The app now supports two authentication methods:
1. OAuth login (recommended) - Easy one-click login
2. Manual API key entry - For advanced users

Users can register their OAuth app at https://www.zotero.org/oauth/apps
and configure credentials in ZoteroOAuthConfig.java

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Co-Authored-By: Claude <noreply@anthropic.com>
Changed OAuth credential management to use environment variables instead
of hardcoded values, making it safe for public repositories and compatible
with CI/CD systems like Bitrise.

Changes:
- Modified app/build.gradle to read OAuth credentials from environment variables
  * ZOTERO_OAUTH_CLIENT_KEY
  * ZOTERO_OAUTH_CLIENT_SECRET
- Added buildFeatures { buildConfig = true } to enable BuildConfig generation
- Updated ZoteroOAuthConfig.java to reference BuildConfig values
- Created BITRISE_SETUP.md with quick setup guide for Bitrise secrets
- Updated OAUTH_SETUP.md with detailed instructions for:
  * Bitrise CI/CD configuration
  * Local development setup
  * Environment variable troubleshooting

Benefits:
✅ Credentials never appear in source code or git history
✅ Safe for public GitHub repositories
✅ Works seamlessly with Bitrise secrets
✅ Fallback to placeholder values for builds without credentials
✅ Different credentials can be used per environment

Setup Instructions:
1. Register OAuth app at https://www.zotero.org/oauth/apps
2. Add secrets to Bitrise (Workflow → Secrets):
   - ZOTERO_OAUTH_CLIENT_KEY
   - ZOTERO_OAUTH_CLIENT_SECRET
3. Build automatically injects credentials via BuildConfig

See BITRISE_SETUP.md for complete configuration guide.

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Co-Authored-By: Claude <noreply@anthropic.com>
Fixed multiple issues causing the app to crash when users attempted to login via OAuth:

Bug Fixes:
1. **Missing toolbar setup** - Added setSupportActionBar() to properly initialize MaterialToolbar
2. **Wrong authorization header** - Changed from "Authorization: Bearer" to "Zotero-API-Key" header (Zotero's correct format)
3. **Potential null pointer crashes** - Added comprehensive null checks for:
   - Access token before substring operation
   - OAuth verifier validation
   - Error stream handling
   - JSON parsing edge cases
4. **Thread safety** - Replaced mainHandler.post() with runOnUiThread() for better reliability
5. **WebView configuration** - Enhanced WebView setup with:
   - DOM storage enabled
   - Mixed content mode for compatibility
   - Better error handling
   - Proper cleanup in onDestroy()
6. **Better error messages** - Added detailed logging and user-friendly error messages
7. **Connection timeouts** - Added 15-second timeouts for network requests

Additional Improvements:
- Added back button support in toolbar
- Enhanced JSON parsing with bounds checking
- Improved error stream handling with null checks
- Added try-catch blocks around critical operations
- Better logging throughout the OAuth flow for debugging

The OAuth login should now work reliably without crashes.

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Co-Authored-By: Claude <noreply@anthropic.com>
Added network security configuration and comprehensive error handling to
diagnose and prevent OAuth login crashes.

Changes:
1. **Network Security Configuration**
   - Added android:usesCleartextTraffic="true" to AndroidManifest
   - Created network_security_config.xml with proper security settings
   - Allows cleartext traffic while enforcing HTTPS for Zotero domains
   - Trusts both system and user certificates

2. **Comprehensive Crash Protection**
   - Wrapped onCreate() in try-catch block to prevent app crashes
   - Added detailed error messages showing exactly what went wrong
   - Now shows user-friendly error dialogs instead of silent crashes
   - Added null checks for all UI components before accessing them

3. **Enhanced Debugging**
   - Log BuildConfig values to verify OAuth credentials are loaded
   - Show first 10 characters of client key in error messages
   - Detailed stack traces logged to Logcat
   - Special handling for BuildConfig-related errors

4. **Better Error Messages**
   - Shows specific error class and message to user
   - Provides instructions for fixing configuration issues
   - References BITRISE_SETUP.md documentation
   - Displays in both Toast and status TextView

Benefits:
✅ App won't crash silently anymore
✅ Users will see exactly what the error is
✅ Easier to diagnose configuration issues
✅ Network requests work properly on all Android versions
✅ Detailed logs for debugging

Next Steps:
After building with Bitrise, if the app still shows an error message,
please share that error message - it will tell us exactly what's wrong.

🤖 Generated with [Claude Code](https://claude.com/claude-code)

Co-Authored-By: Claude <noreply@anthropic.com>
Fixed InflateException caused by Material 3 color attributes that aren't
available in all Android versions.

Problem:
- Line 32 used "?attr/colorSurfaceVariant" (Material 3)
- Line 6 used "?attr/colorSurface" (Material 3)
- Line 13 used "?attr/colorPrimary" (could be undefined)
- These attributes caused "Error inflating class <unknown>"

Solution:
- Replaced colorSurfaceVariant with @android:color/white
- Replaced colorSurface with #FAFAFA (light gray)
- Replaced colorPrimary with #1976D2 (blue)
- Replaced colorOnSurface with @android:color/black
- Added explicit Toolbar style

All colors now use standard Android resources that work on all API levels.

The OAuth login screen should now load without crashes.

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Co-Authored-By: Claude <noreply@anthropic.com>
Fixed crash caused by trying to set a custom toolbar when the activity
theme already provides an action bar.

Problem:
- OAuthLoginActivity called setSupportActionBar(toolbar)
- The activity inherited Theme.ZotShelf which has DarkActionBar
- Android threw IllegalStateException: "This Activity already has an
  action bar supplied by the window decor"

Solution:
1. Created Theme.ZotShelf.NoActionBar style in themes.xml
   - Sets windowActionBar to false
   - Sets windowNoTitle to true
2. Applied this theme to OAuthLoginActivity in AndroidManifest.xml

This allows the activity to use a custom MaterialToolbar without
conflicting with the default action bar.

The OAuth login should now load successfully without the action bar error.

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Co-Authored-By: Claude <noreply@anthropic.com>
@oyvindbso oyvindbso merged commit 0e12ba5 into main Oct 28, 2025
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