Remove per-model subscription items and switch to a single total quota per plan and user subscription. Update billing, reset, and logging flows to operate on total quota, and refactor admin/user UI to configure and display total quota consistently.
Replace separate enable/disable flows with a single PATCH API that updates the enabled flag.
Update frontend hooks and table actions to call the unified endpoint and keep UI behavior consistent.
Introduce a minimal admin controller handler and route for the status update.
Add plan-level quota reset periods and display/reset cadence in admin/UI
Enforce natural reset alignment with background reset task and cleanup job
Make subscription pre-consume/refund idempotent with request-scoped records and retries
Use database time for consistent resets across multi-instance deployments
Harden payment callbacks with locking and idempotent order completion
Record subscription purchases in topup history and billing logs
Optimize subscription queries and add critical composite indexes
Apply consistent code formatting across the entire codebase using
gofmt and lint:fix tools. This ensures adherence to Go community
standards and improves code readability and maintainability.
Changes include:
- Run gofmt on all .go files to standardize formatting
- Apply lint:fix to automatically resolve linting issues
- Fix code style inconsistencies and formatting violations
No functional changes were made in this commit.
Implement a new subscription-based billing model alongside existing metered/per-request billing:
Backend:
- Add subscription plan models (SubscriptionPlan, SubscriptionPlanItem, UserSubscription, etc.)
- Implement CRUD APIs for subscription plan management (admin only)
- Add user subscription queries with support for multiple active/expired subscriptions
- Integrate payment gateways (Stripe, Creem, Epay) for subscription purchases
- Implement pre-consume and post-consume billing logic for subscription quota tracking
- Add billing preference settings (subscription_first, wallet_first, etc.)
- Enhance usage logs with subscription deduction details
Frontend - Admin:
- Add subscription management page with table view and drawer-based edit form
- Match UI/UX style with existing admin pages (redemption codes, users)
- Support enabling/disabling plans, configuring payment IDs, and model quotas
- Add user subscription binding modal in user management
Frontend - Wallet:
- Add subscription plans card with current subscription status display
- Show all subscriptions (active and expired) with remaining days/usage percentage
- Display purchasable plans with pricing cards following SaaS best practices
- Extract purchase modal to separate component matching payment confirm modal style
- Add skeleton loading states with active animation
- Implement billing preference selector in card header
- Handle payment gateway availability based on admin configuration
Frontend - Usage Logs:
- Display subscription deduction details in log entries
- Show step-by-step breakdown of subscription usage (pre-consumed, delta, final, remaining)
- Add subscription deduction tag for subscription-covered requests
- Add Proxy: http.ProxyFromEnvironment to default transport
- Allow users to set global proxy via Docker environment variables
- Per-channel proxy settings still override global proxy
- Fully backward compatible
- Only short-circuit when there are no missing models AND no overwrite fields requested
- Preserve overwrite behavior even when the missing-model list is empty
- Always return empty arrays (not null) for list fields to keep API responses stable
- Clarify SyncUpstreamModels behavior in comments (create missing models + optional overwrite updates)
- Introduced new OpenAI text models in `common/model.go`.
- Added `IsOpenAITextModel` function to check for OpenAI text models.
- Refactored token estimation methods across various channels to use estimated prompt tokens instead of direct prompt token counts.
- Updated related functions and structures to accommodate the new token estimation approach, enhancing overall token management.
