A tool to help Granblue Fantasy players create and share teams and strategies.
Justin Edmund
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## Summary Add job accessories feature and migrate jobs list to DatabaseGridWithProvider pattern: - Jobs list now uses DatabaseGridWithProvider (consistent with weapons/characters/summons) - Segmented control to switch between jobs and accessories views - Full CRUD pages for job accessories (detail, edit, new) - Job creation page for editors - Navigation dropdown for jobs section ## Changes ### DatabaseGridWithProvider extension - Extended to support `jobs` resource - Added `searchJobs` method to search adapter - Job-specific filters (row, proficiency, master_level, etc.) - Collection filters hidden for jobs (no element/rarity/series) ### Job grid cells - `JobIconCell` - portrait thumbnail - `JobTierCell` - row tier badge - `JobProficienciesCell` - weapon proficiency icons - `JobFeaturesCell` - master/ultimate/accessory badges ### Job accessories - Detail page with job info - Edit/new pages for editors - Type utilities (Shield/Manatura) ### Navigation - Dropdown with "New job" and "New job accessory" options ## Dependencies Requires hensei-api#206 for backend endpoints. ## Test plan - [ ] Jobs list loads with DatabaseGridWithProvider - [ ] Segmented control switches between jobs/accessories - [ ] Job accessory detail/edit/new pages work - [ ] Job creation page works for editors - [ ] Navigation dropdown appears on job pages |
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