Andreas Schneider
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All GET calls in client.ts now fall back to Dexie when a network error (TypeError) is caught, so pages render from cached data when the server is unreachable: - entries.list() → db.entries filtered by day_key range - days.list() → db.closed_days filtered by day_key range - weeks.list() → db.closed_weeks filtered by week_key range - weeks.balance() → computed locally from closed_weeks + balance_adjustments - balance.list() → db.balance_adjustments ordered by effective_at DESC - settings.current() → db.settings_history, latest row with effective_from <= today - settings.history() → db.settings_history ordered by effective_from DESC Day/week close and reopen remain online-only (they require server-side computation). Add isOnline store (navigator.onLine + window online/offline events) and an amber 'Offline — showing cached data' banner in +layout.svelte shown whenever the store is false.
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