[RevDev909]

Fixes the search on Light Novel Translations (v1.0.1 -> 1.0.2).

What was wrong:

• Search sent ?search=, but the site's search box submits field-search. The site ignored the unknown parameter and returned its default browse list for every term, so results looked identical no matter what was searched.
• Search returned empty for any page past 1, so it could never show more than one page of results.
• The site serves only 6 novels per page, so opening the source showed a nearly empty grid next to sources that serve 20+ per page.

What changed:

• Search now uses field-search and paginates the same way browse does.
• One app page now fetches 5 consecutive site pages and combines them, so browse and search return 30 novels per app page (fewer when the site has fewer results left).

Testing:

• Plugin live check passes: popularNovels 30 novels, searchNovels 1 result for an exact title search, parseNovel 610 chapters, parseChapter 8119 chars.
• Verified on device: browse shows 30 novels per page with covers, searching "Reincarnated" returns matching titles, and a nonsense search returns nothing.

Closes #2736

[greptile-apps]

Confidence Score: 4/5

[Medium impact] The changes affect browsing and search for one novel source.

The PR appears safe to merge, with a non-blocking improvement to avoid fetching pages after results end.

Findings

1.  Empty searches wait longer ▶

Summary

Updates Light Novel Translations to version 1.0.2.

• Light Novel Translations combines five site pages for browsing and search.

_{Reviews (1) · Last reviewed commit: "fix(english/lightnoveltranslation): fix ..." · Reviewed by Greptile}

[greptile-apps]

Empty searches wait longer

fetchNovelCards keeps fetching after a site page returns no novels. An empty search therefore waits for five requests in a row. Short searches and final browse pages also make unnecessary requests after the results end. Stop the loop when cards.length === 0 before requesting another page.

Suggested change

	const cards = this.parseNovelCards(html);
	novels.push(...cards);
	const cards = this.parseNovelCards(html);
	if (cards.length === 0) break;
	novels.push(...cards);