Add crew/player/rat name to page title
Each routed page now sets a descriptive document.title so tabs and
browser history entries are distinguishable: the dashboard shows the
Pi-Rat (and human player) name plus crew, the admin panel shows
"Admin · {crew}", the join page is labeled, and home resets to the
app name. New lib/title.js helper composes "{parts} — Rats with Gats".
Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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import { apiRequest } from '../lib/api';
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import { extraMenuLinks } from '../lib/menu';
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import { getSuggestion } from '../lib/suggestions';
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import { displayName } from '../lib/cards';
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import { setPageTitle } from '../lib/title';
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import LobbyPhase from '../components/LobbyPhase.svelte';
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import CharacterCreationPhase from '../components/CharacterCreationPhase.svelte';
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}
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}
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// Distinguish tabs/history by the Pi-Rat (and crew) this dashboard is for
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$: setPageTitle(state ? displayName(state.player) : null, state?.game?.crew_name);
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// Admins get the admin key in their state blob; stash it so the Admin page works for them too
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$: if (state?.player?.is_admin && state?.game?.admin_key) {
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localStorage.setItem(`admin_key_${gameId}`, state.game.admin_key);
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