Readwise Reading Tracker 1.2.0

Version 1.2.0 adds a complete reading-focus and planning workflow on top of the existing progress dashboard.

Reading focus and planning board

A new Board view groups books by direction and Reader state: To Read, In Progress, and Done.
Every direction row shows its book count in each state, even while collapsed.
Expand a direction to put it in focus and reveal its books. Several directions can be focused at the same time.
Non-focused directions remain compact, keeping large libraries easy to scan.
Drag directions to set their global priority.
Drag books within a direction to set their reading priority—no manual priority fields are needed.
Move books between columns to update Reader Later, Inbox, and Archive.

A new Gantt view turns focused directions into a sequential reading plan.
Scheduling uses each book's remaining reading time and an observed or manually configured daily reading pace.
The start date and minutes per day can be changed directly above the timeline.
Direction and book order are shared with the Board, so drag-and-drop priority immediately affects the schedule.
Books already in Done are excluded from the Gantt plan.
Collapsed directions stay out of focus until expanded.

Added a one-click Clear filters action.
Added date-range filtering.
Added subtle inactivity labels such as Unread · 20 days for in-progress books with no reading activity for more than two weeks.
Improved alignment, compact direction rows, and state counts across planning views.

Reader location changes are now persisted locally until confirmed by synchronization.
Moving a book to Done no longer allows stale sync data to return it to In Progress after reopening Obsidian.
Plugin data writes are serialized to prevent settings and book updates from overwriting one another.

Removed unused axios, uuid, and builtin-modules dependencies.
Replaced the Node.js HTTPS implementation with Obsidian's requestUrl API.
Fixed Promise handling, popout-window compatibility, unsafe typing, and callback binding warnings reported by Obsidian Review.
Removed CSS !important declarations and strengthened pre-release lint checks.
Production dependency audit reports zero known vulnerabilities.