- Ran: bun run eslint:fix && bun run lint:fix
- Inserted AGPL license header via eslint-plugin-header
- Enforced no-multiple-empty-lines and other lint rules
- Formatted code using Prettier v3 (@so1ve/prettier-config)
- No functional changes; formatting-only baseline across JS/JSX files
- Rename React components/pages/utilities that contain JSX to `.jsx` across `web/src`
- Update import paths and re-exports to match new `.jsx` extensions
- Fix Vite entry by switching `web/index.html` from `/src/index.js` to `/src/index.jsx`
- Verified remaining `.js` files are plain JS (hooks/helpers/constants) and do not require JSX
- No runtime behavior changes; extension and reference alignment only
Context: Resolves the Vite pre-transform error caused by the stale `/src/index.js` entry after migrating to `.jsx`.
Refactor the monolithic RedemptionsTable component (614 lines) into a clean,
modular structure following the established tokens component pattern.
### Changes Made:
**New Components:**
- `RedemptionsColumnDefs.js` - Extract table column definitions and render logic
- `RedemptionsActions.jsx` - Extract action buttons (add, batch copy, clear invalid)
- `RedemptionsFilters.jsx` - Extract search and filter form components
- `RedemptionsDescription.jsx` - Extract description area component
- `redemptions/index.jsx` - Main container component managing state and composition
**New Hook:**
- `useRedemptionsData.js` - Extract all data management, CRUD operations, and business logic
**New Constants:**
- `redemption.constants.js` - Extract redemption status, actions, and form constants
**Architecture Changes:**
- Transform RedemptionsTable.jsx into pure table rendering component
- Move state management and component composition to index.jsx
- Implement consistent prop drilling pattern matching tokens module
- Add memoization for performance optimization
- Centralize translation function distribution
### Benefits:
- **Maintainability**: Each component has single responsibility
- **Reusability**: Components and hooks can be used elsewhere
- **Testability**: Individual modules can be unit tested
- **Team Collaboration**: Multiple developers can work on different modules
- **Consistency**: Follows established architectural patterns
### File Structure:
```
redemptions/
├── index.jsx # Main container (state + composition)
├── RedemptionsTable.jsx # Pure table component
├── RedemptionsActions.jsx # Action buttons
├── RedemptionsFilters.jsx # Search/filter form
├── RedemptionsDescription.jsx # Description area
└── RedemptionsColumnDefs.js # Column definitions
Summary
Implement a dedicated, reusable scrolling mechanism for all console-table pages while keeping header and sidebar fixed, plus related layout improvements.
Key Changes
• Added `.table-scroll-card` utility class
– Provides flex column layout and internal vertical scrolling
– Desktop height: `calc(100vh - 110px)`; Mobile (<768 px) height: `calc(100vh - 77px)`
– Hides scrollbars cross-browser (`-ms-overflow-style`, `scrollbar-width`, `::-webkit-scrollbar`)
• Replaced global `.semi-card` scrolling rules with `.table-scroll-card` to avoid affecting non-table cards
• Updated table components (Channels, Tokens, Users, Logs, MjLogs, TaskLogs, Redemptions) to use the new class
• PageLayout
– Footer is now suppressed for all `/console` routes
– Confirmed only central content area scrolls; header & sidebar remain fixed
• Restored hidden scrollbar rules for `.semi-layout-content` and removed unnecessary global overrides
• Minor CSS cleanup & comment improvements for readability
Result
Console table pages now fill the viewport with smooth, internal scrolling and no visible scrollbars, while other cards and pages remain unaffected.
Replaced every instance of
<div className="mt-[64px]">
with
<div className="mt-[64px] px-2">
to provide uniform horizontal padding across pages. No functional changes—visual layout improvement only.
BREAKING CHANGE:
helpers/utils.js no longer exports `isMobile()`.
Any external code that relied on this function must switch to the `useIsMobile` React hook.
Summary
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1. Deleted the obsolete `isMobile()` function from helpers/utils.js.
2. Introduced `MOBILE_BREAKPOINT` constant and `matchMedia`-based detection for non-React contexts.
3. Reworked toast positioning logic in utils.js to rely on `matchMedia`.
4. Updated render.js:
• Removed isMobile import.
• Added MOBILE_BREAKPOINT detection in `truncateText`.
5. Migrated every page/component to the `useIsMobile` hook:
• Layout: HeaderBar, PageLayout, SiderBar
• Pages: Home, Detail, Playground, User (Add/Edit), Token, Channel, Redemption, Ratio Sync
• Components: ChannelsTable, ChannelSelectorModal, ConflictConfirmModal
6. Purged all remaining `isMobile()` calls and legacy imports.
7. Added missing `const isMobile = useIsMobile()` declarations where required.
Benefits
--------
• Unifies mobile detection with a React-friendly hook.
• Eliminates duplicated logic and improves maintainability.
• Keeps non-React helpers lightweight by using `matchMedia` directly.
Summary
• Replaced gradient header blocks with compact, neutral headers wrapped in `Avatar` across the following pages:
- Channel / EditChannel.js
- Channel / EditTagModal.js
- Redemption / EditRedemption.js
- Token / EditToken.js
- User / EditUser.js
- User / AddUser.js
Details
1. Added `Avatar` import and substituted raw icon elements, assigning semantic colors (`blue`, `green`, `purple`, `orange`, etc.) and consistent 16 px icons for a cleaner look.
2. Removed gradient backgrounds, decorative “blur-ball” shapes, and extra paddings from header containers to achieve a tight, flat design.
3. Stripped all `size="large"` attributes from `Button`, `Input`, `Select`, `DatePicker`, `AutoComplete`, and `Avatar` components, allowing default sizing for better visual density.
4. Eliminated redundant `bodyStyle` background overrides in some `SideSheet` components.
5. No business logic touched; all changes are purely presentational.
Result
The editing and creation dialogs now share a unified, compact style consistent with the latest design language, improving readability and user experience without altering functionality.
• Added read-only Base URL input that shows `status.server_address` (fallback `window.location.origin`) and copies value on click.
• Embedded `ScrollList` as input `suffix`; auto-cycles common endpoints every 3 s and allows manual selection.
• Introduced `API_ENDPOINTS` array in `web/src/constants/common.constant.js` for centralized endpoint management.
• Implemented custom CSS to hide ScrollList wheel indicators / scrollbars for a cleaner look.
• Created two blurred colour spheres behind the banner (`blur-ball-indigo`, `blur-ball-teal`) with light-/dark-mode opacity tweaks and lower vertical placement.
• Increased letter-spacing for Chinese heading via conditional `tracking-wide` / `md:tracking-wider` classes to improve readability.
• Misc: updated imports, helper functions, and responsive sizes to keep UI consistent across devices.
Backend
• Introduced `validateExpiredTime` helper in `controller/redemption.go`; reused in both Add & Update endpoints to enforce “expiry time must not be earlier than now”, eliminating duplicated checks
• Removed `RedemptionCodeStatusExpired` constant and all related references – expiry is now determined exclusively by the `expired_time` field for simpler, safer state management
• Simplified `DeleteInvalidRedemptions`: deletes codes that are `used` / `disabled` or `enabled` but already expired, without relying on extra status codes
• Controller no longer mutates `status` when listing or fetching redemption codes; clients derive expiry status from timestamp
Frontend
• Added reusable `isExpired` helper in `RedemptionsTable.js`; leveraged for:
– status rendering (orange “Expired” tag)
– action-menu enable/disable logic
– row styling
• Removed duplicated inline expiry logic, improving readability and performance
• Adjusted toolbar layout: on small screens the “Clear invalid codes” button now wraps onto its own line, while “Add” & “Copy” remain grouped
Result
The codebase is now more maintainable, secure, and performant with no redundant constants, centralized validation, and cleaner UI behaviour across devices.
This commit standardizes the card header design across multiple edit pages
to create a consistent and modern UI experience.
Changes made:
- Add gradient background colors to card headers
- Implement decorative circular elements for visual appeal
- Update icon colors to white with semi-transparent backgrounds
- Standardize text colors and opacity for better readability
- Add consistent padding and border radius
- Maintain unique color schemes for different functional sections
Modified files:
- EditChannel.js
- EditRedemption.js
- EditToken.js
- EditUser.js
- AddUser.js
The new design features:
- Blue gradient for basic information sections
- Green gradient for quota/permission settings
- Purple gradient for access restrictions
- Orange gradient for binding/group information
- Consistent layout structure across all edit pages
This update improves visual hierarchy and maintains brand consistency
while enhancing the overall user experience.
- Refactor EditRedemption.js with card-based layout and modern UI components
- Refactor EditUser.js with three-section card layout (basic info, permissions, bindings)
- Refactor AddUser.js with modern card design and improved user experience
- Replace inline styles with Tailwind CSS 3 classes throughout all components
- Add semantic icons (IconUser, IconKey, IconGift, IconCreditCard, etc.) for better UX
- Implement unified header design with colored tags and consistent typography
- Replace deprecated Title imports with destructured Typography components
- Add proper internationalization support with useTranslation hook
- Standardize form layouts with consistent spacing, rounded corners, and shadows
- Improve button styling with rounded design and loading states
- Fix IconTicket import error by replacing with existing IconGift
- Enhance modal designs with modern styling and icon integration
- Ensure responsive design consistency across all edit/add components
This update brings all user management interfaces in line with the modern
design system established in EditToken.js, providing a cohesive and
professional user experience.
- Added internationalization (i18n) support across various components, enabling dynamic language switching and improved user experience.
- Updated multiple components to utilize translation functions for labels, buttons, and messages, ensuring consistent language display.
- Enhanced the user interface by refining text elements in the ChannelsTable, LogsTable, and various settings pages, improving clarity and accessibility.
- Adjusted CSS styles for better responsiveness and layout consistency across different screen sizes.
