Changelog

1.4.0

• Decor Tools module 2.4.0: carted pieces that only the auction house sells now show a price pulled from Auctionator or Oribos Exchange when one of them is installed, and blueprints show what they cost wherever the cart deals with them. The cart's header also grew a blinking Patch notes button. Its own changelog has the details.

1.3.2

• Decor Tools module 2.3.2: a shopping cart filled from a house-sized blueprint looked empty even though the total counted everything in it, and filling it took a while. Both are sorted. Its own changelog has the details.

1.3.1

• Decor Tools module 2.3.1: the shopping cart no longer goes missing once you leave your house, and blueprint pieces stop showing up as question marks. Its own changelog has the details.

1.3.0

• Decor Tools module 2.3.0: blueprints can fill the shopping cart, the list is split into collapsible sections that each buy and search on their own, and the planned total is now colored by what you can actually afford, with a warning before a Buy all that your purse cannot cover. Its own changelog has the details.

1.2.1

• Ready for patch 12.1. The Decor Tools cart now works with the renamed dye lookup coming in that patch, and every part of the suite is flagged for the 12.1 client. Nothing changes on current servers.

1.2.0

• Decor Tools module 2.1.0: dyes join the shopping cart, carted items get crossed off wherever they come from (auction wins, crafting, trades, not just vendors), and the cart works with the auction house, nicest with Auctionator installed. Its own changelog has the details.

1.1.1

• The Decor Tools module no longer stands by for a standalone that is enabled in the addon list but never actually loaded, so the slash commands always have an owner.
• Consistent titles across the family: the module is "QoLify: Decor Tools" and the settings carryover stub follows suit, matching the standalone's "QoLify: Standalone Decor Tools".

1.1.0

• The Decor Spendwatch module is now QoLify: Decor, carrying Decor Tools 2.0.0 with the new decor shopping cart (its own changelog has the details). Settings and the module enable flag move over on their own. A small "settings carryover" helper addon ships alongside for a few releases so existing data finds its way into the renamed module, just leave it enabled.
• SoundScaper module 1.3.0: the window got the flat QoLify look.
• Module windows now share one layer and the clicked one comes to the front.

1.0.0

• First stable release. Same feature set as 0.1.0.

0.1.0

• Initial release: modular QoL collection core.
• Small quality-of-life tweaks live on the main settings page with per-feature toggles that work immediately in both directions: Quick delete (auto-fills the DELETE confirmation for rare+ items), Auto-accept resurrection (except combat res), and Party Keys in Group Finder (a dropdown on the listing-creation panel that lists the party's keystones, gathered from LibKeystone as shipped in BigWigs and DBM, Details/LibOpenRaid, overheard Angry Keystones broadcasts and AstralKeys, whichever are present, and fills the listing's dungeon, M+ activity and playstyle from the selected key, with the suggested title offered for copy-paste).
• Bigger features are LoadOnDemand modules. No module code loads until enabled in settings.
• Minimap button: left-click opens a dropdown of the enabled modules to pick one to open (falls back to the settings while no module is enabled). Right-click opens the settings.
• Settings panel (/qolify, or the minimap button) with per-module enable checkboxes. The main page lists every module with live status, and modules unticked in WoW's own AddOn list are respected (shown as such, never force-loaded).
• SoundScaper module: the standalone SoundScaper (v1.3.0) as a module, same code and SavedVariables. Stands by while the standalone addon is active, and takes over with the same settings once it is removed. /ss opens the window.
• Decor Spendwatch module: the standalone DecorSpendwatch (v1.1.0) as a module, same code and SavedVariables. Stands by while the standalone addon is active, and takes over with the same data once it is removed. /dsw opens the settings.