- replace infinite sleep loop with time.Ticker to avoid goroutine leaks
- add immediate initial test execution before ticker starts
- implement frequency change detection and ticker recreation
- ensure proper ticker cleanup when loop exits or feature disabled
Extracted the User Agreement and Privacy Policy presentation into a
reusable DocumentRenderer component (web/src/components/common/DocumentRenderer).
Unified rendering logic and i18n source for these documents, removed the
legacy contentDetector utility, and updated the related pages to use the
new component. Adjusted controller/backend (controller/misc.go) and locale
files to support the new rendering approach.
This improves reuse, maintainability, and future extensibility.
Add early return when Epay client is missing in controller/topup.go to avoid panic
Introduce handleKeywordChange in TopupHistoryModal.jsx to reset page to 1 when keyword updates
Wire input onChange to new handler; minor UX improvement to avoid empty results on pagination mismatch
Enable searching topup records by trade_no across both admin-wide and user-only views.
Frontend
- TopupHistoryModal.jsx:
- Add search input with prefix icon (IconSearch) to filter by order number
- Send `keyword` query param to backend; works with both endpoints:
- Admin: GET /api/user/topup?p=1&page_size=10&keyword=...
- User: GET /api/user/topup/self?p=1&page_size=10&keyword=...
- Keep endpoint auto-switching based on role (isAdmin)
- Minor UI polish: outlined admin action button; keep Coins icon for amount
Backend
- model/topup.go:
- Add SearchUserTopUps(userId, keyword, pageInfo)
- Add SearchAllTopUps(keyword, pageInfo)
- Both support pagination and `trade_no LIKE %keyword%` filtering (ordered by id desc)
- controller/topup.go:
- GetUserTopUps / GetAllTopUps accept optional `keyword` and route to search functions when present
Routes
- No new endpoints; search is enabled via `keyword` on existing:
- GET /api/user/topup
- GET /api/user/topup/self
Affected files
- model/topup.go
- controller/topup.go
- web/src/components/topup/modals/TopupHistoryModal.jsx
Allow administrators to view all platform topup orders and streamline admin-only routes.
Frontend
- TopupHistoryModal: dynamically switch endpoint by role
- Admin → GET /api/user/topup (all orders)
- Non-admin → GET /api/user/topup/self (own orders)
- Use shared utils `isAdmin()`; keep logic centralized and DRY
- Minor UI: set admin action button theme to outline for clarity
Backend
- model/topup.go: add GetAllTopUps(pageInfo) with pagination (ordered by id desc)
- controller/topup.go: add GetAllTopUps handler returning PageInfo response
- router/api-router.go:
- Add admin route GET /api/user/topup (AdminAuth)
- Move POST /api/user/topup/complete to adminRoute (keeps path stable, consolidates admin endpoints)
Security/Behavior
- Admin-only endpoints now reside under the admin route group with AdminAuth
- No behavior change for regular users; no schema changes
Affected files
- model/topup.go
- controller/topup.go
- router/api-router.go
- web/src/components/topup/modals/TopupHistoryModal.jsx
Implement comprehensive topup billing system with user history viewing and admin management capabilities.
## Features Added
### Frontend
- Add topup history modal with paginated billing records
- Display order details: trade number, payment method, amount, money, status, create time
- Implement empty state with proper illustrations
- Add payment method column with localized display (Stripe, Alipay, WeChat)
- Add admin manual completion feature for pending orders
- Add Coins icon for recharge amount display
- Integrate "Bills" button in RechargeCard header
- Optimize code quality by using shared utility functions (isAdmin)
- Extract constants for status and payment method mappings
- Use React.useMemo for performance optimization
### Backend
- Create GET `/api/user/topup/self` endpoint for user topup history with pagination
- Create POST `/api/user/topup/complete` endpoint for admin manual order completion
- Add `payment_method` field to TopUp model for tracking payment types
- Implement `GetUserTopUps` method with proper pagination and ordering
- Implement `ManualCompleteTopUp` with transaction safety and row-level locking
- Add application-level mutex locks to prevent concurrent order processing
- Record payment method in Epay and Stripe payment flows
- Ensure idempotency and data consistency with proper error handling
### Internationalization
- Add i18n keys for Chinese (zh), English (en), and French (fr)
- Support for billing-related UI text and status messages
## Technical Improvements
- Use database transactions with FOR UPDATE row-level locking
- Implement sync.Map-based mutex for order-level concurrency control
- Proper error handling and user-friendly toast notifications
- Follow existing codebase patterns for empty states and modals
- Maintain code quality with extracted render functions and constants
## Files Changed
- Backend: controller/topup.go, controller/topup_stripe.go, model/topup.go, router/api-router.go
- Frontend: web/src/components/topup/modals/TopupHistoryModal.jsx (new), web/src/components/topup/RechargeCard.jsx, web/src/components/topup/index.jsx
- i18n: web/src/i18n/locales/{zh,en,fr}.json
Replace the legacy boolean “DisplayInCurrencyEnabled” with an injected, type-safe
configuration `general_setting.quota_display_type`, and wire it through the
backend and frontend.
Backend
- Add `QuotaDisplayType` to `operation_setting.GeneralSetting` with injected
registration via `config.GlobalConfig.Register("general_setting", ...)`.
Helpers: `IsCurrencyDisplay()`, `IsCNYDisplay()`, `GetQuotaDisplayType()`.
- Expose `quota_display_type` in `/api/status` and keep legacy
`display_in_currency` for backward compatibility.
- Logger: update `LogQuota` and `FormatQuota` to support USD/CNY/TOKENS. When
CNY is selected, convert using `operation_setting.USDExchangeRate`.
- Controllers:
- `billing`: compute subscription/usage amounts based on the selected type
(USD: divide by `QuotaPerUnit`; CNY: USD→CNY; TOKENS: keep raw tokens).
- `topup` / `topup_stripe`: treat inputs as “amount” for USD/CNY and as
token-count for TOKENS; adjust min topup and pay money accordingly.
- `misc`: include `quota_display_type` in status payload.
- Compatibility: in `model/option.UpdateOption`, map updates to
`DisplayInCurrencyEnabled` → `general_setting.quota_display_type`
(true→USD, false→TOKENS). Keep exporting the legacy key in `OptionMap`.
Frontend
- Settings: replace the “display in currency” switch with a Select
(`general_setting.quota_display_type`) offering USD / CNY / Tokens.
Provide fallback mapping from legacy `DisplayInCurrencyEnabled`.
- Persist `quota_display_type` to localStorage (keep `display_in_currency`
for legacy components).
- Rendering helpers: base all quota/price rendering on `quota_display_type`;
use `usd_exchange_rate` for CNY symbol/values.
- Pricing page: default view currency follows site display type (USD/CNY),
while TOKENS mode still allows per-view currency toggling when needed.
Notes
- No database migrations required.
- Legacy clients remain functional via compatibility fields.
Unify the setup initialization endpoint’s error contract to match the rest
of the project and keep the frontend unchanged.
Changes
- controller/setup.go: Return HTTP 200 with {success:false, message} for all
predictable errors in POST /api/setup, including:
- already initialized
- invalid payload
- username too long
- password mismatch
- password too short
- password hashing failure
- root user creation failure
- option persistence failures (SelfUseModeEnabled, DemoSiteEnabled)
- setup record creation failure
- web/src/components/setup/SetupWizard.jsx: Restore catch handler to the
previous generic toast (frontend logic unchanged).
- web/src/helpers/utils.jsx: Restore the original showError implementation
(no Axios response.data parsing required).
Why
- Keep API behavior consistent across endpoints so the UI can rely on the
success flag and message in the normal .then() flow instead of falling
into Axios 4xx errors that only show a generic "400".
Impact
- UI now displays specific server messages during initialization without
frontend adaptations.
- Note: clients relying solely on HTTP status codes for error handling
should inspect the JSON body (success/message) instead.
No changes to the happy path; initialization success responses are unchanged.