- Introduced RouteTag middleware to set route tags for different API endpoints.
- Updated logger to include route tags in log output.
- Applied RouteTag middleware across various routers including API, dashboard, relay, video, and web routers for consistent logging.
- Introduced a new test file for StreamScannerHandler, covering various scenarios including nil inputs, empty bodies, chunk processing, order preservation, and handler failures.
- Enhanced error handling and data processing logic in StreamScannerHandler to improve robustness and performance.
- Added caching for the original Content-Type header in the parseMultipartFormData function.
- This change ensures that the Content-Type is retrieved from the context if previously set, enhancing performance and consistency.
* feat: add missing OpenAI/Claude/Gemini request fields and responses stream options
* fix: skip field filtering when request passthrough is enabled
* fix: include subscription in personal sidebar module controls
* feat: gate Claude inference_geo passthrough behind channel setting and add field docs
- Introduced a new function to collect invalid status code entries from the status code mapping.
- Updated the EditChannelModal to display an error message if invalid status codes are detected.
- Enhanced localization files to include new error messages for invalid status codes in multiple languages.
- Removed unused styles from the RiskAcknowledgementModal for cleaner UI.
- Added TaskTimeoutMinutes constant to configure the timeout duration for asynchronous tasks.
- Implemented sweepTimedOutTasks function to identify and handle unfinished tasks that exceed the timeout limit, marking them as failed and processing refunds if applicable.
- Enhanced task polling loop to include the new timeout handling logic, ensuring timely cleanup of stale tasks.
1. Async task model redirection (aligned with sync tasks):
- Integrate ModelMappedHelper in RelayTaskSubmit after model name
determination, populating OriginModelName / UpstreamModelName on RelayInfo.
- All task adaptors now send UpstreamModelName to upstream providers:
- Gemini & Vertex: BuildRequestURL uses UpstreamModelName.
- Doubao & Ali: BuildRequestBody conditionally overwrites body.Model.
- Vidu, Kling, Hailuo, Jimeng: convertToRequestPayload accepts RelayInfo
and unconditionally uses info.UpstreamModelName.
- Sora: BuildRequestBody parses JSON and multipart bodies to replace
the "model" field with UpstreamModelName.
- Frontend log visibility: LogTaskConsumption and taskBillingOther now
emit is_model_mapped / upstream_model_name in the "other" JSON field.
- Billing safety: RecalculateTaskQuotaByTokens reads model name from
BillingContext.OriginModelName (via taskModelName) instead of
task.Data["model"], preventing billing leaks from upstream model names.
2. Per-call billing (TaskPricePatches lifecycle):
- Rename TaskBillingContext.ModelName → OriginModelName; add PerCallBilling
bool field, populated from TaskPricePatches at submission time.
- settleTaskBillingOnComplete short-circuits when PerCallBilling is true,
skipping both adaptor adjustments and token-based recalculation.
- Remove ModelName from TaskSubmitResult; use relayInfo.OriginModelName
consistently in controller/relay.go for billing context and logging.
3. Multipart retry boundary mismatch fix:
- Root cause: after Sora (or OpenAI audio) rebuilds a multipart body with a
new boundary and overwrites c.Request.Header["Content-Type"], subsequent
calls to ParseMultipartFormReusable on retry would parse the cached
original body with the wrong boundary, causing "NextPart: EOF".
- Fix: ParseMultipartFormReusable now caches the original Content-Type in
gin context key "_original_multipart_ct" on first call and reuses it for
all subsequent parses, making multipart parsing retry-safe globally.
- Sora adaptor reverted to the standard pattern (direct header set/get),
which is now safe thanks to the root fix.
4. Tests:
- task_billing_test.go: update makeTask to use OriginModelName; add
PerCallBilling settlement tests (skip adaptor adjust, skip token recalc);
add non-per-call adaptor adjustment test with refund verification.
- Updated UpdateWithStatus method to use Model().Select("*").Updates() for conditional updates, preventing GORM's INSERT fallback.
- Introduced comprehensive integration tests for UpdateWithStatus, covering scenarios for winning and losing CAS updates, as well as concurrent updates.
- Added task_cas_test.go to validate the new behavior and ensure data integrity during concurrent state transitions.
Replace all bare task.Update() (DB.Save) calls with UpdateWithStatus(),
which adds a WHERE status = ? guard to prevent concurrent processes from
overwriting each other's state transitions.
Key changes:
model/task.go:
- Add taskSnapshot struct with Equal() method for change detection
- Add Snapshot() method to capture pre-update state
- Add UpdateWithStatus(fromStatus) using DB.Where().Save() for CAS
semantics with full-struct save (no explicit field listing needed)
model/midjourney.go:
- Add UpdateWithStatus(fromStatus string) with same CAS pattern
service/task_polling.go (updateVideoSingleTask):
- Snapshot before processing upstream response; skip DB write if unchanged
- Terminal transitions (SUCCESS/FAILURE) use UpdateWithStatus CAS:
billing/refund only executes if this process wins the transition
- Non-terminal updates also use UpdateWithStatus to prevent overwriting
a concurrent terminal transition back to IN_PROGRESS
- Defer settleTaskBillingOnComplete to after CAS check (shouldSettle flag)
relay/relay_task.go (tryRealtimeFetch):
- Add snapshot + change detection; use UpdateWithStatus for CAS safety
controller/midjourney.go (UpdateMidjourneyTaskBulk):
- Capture preStatus before mutations; use UpdateWithStatus CAS
- Gate refund (IncreaseUserQuota) on CAS success (won && shouldReturnQuota)
This prevents the multi-instance race condition where:
1. Instance A reads task (IN_PROGRESS), fetches upstream (still IN_PROGRESS)
2. Instance B reads same task, fetches upstream (now SUCCESS), writes SUCCESS
3. Instance A's bare Save() overwrites SUCCESS back to IN_PROGRESS
- Enhanced the RelayTask function to utilize a locked channel when available, allowing for better reuse during retries.
- Updated error handling to ensure proper context setup for the selected channel.
- Clarified comments in ResolveOriginTask regarding channel locking and retry behavior.
- Introduced a new field in TaskRelayInfo to store the locked channel object, improving type safety and reducing import cycles.
- Updated the remix handling in ResolveOriginTask to prioritize extracting OtherRatios from the BillingContext of the original task if available.
- Retained the previous logic for extracting seconds and size from task data as a fallback.
- Improved clarity and maintainability of the remix logic by separating the new and old approaches.
- Renamed RelayTask function to RelayTaskFetch for clarity.
- Updated routing in relay-router.go and video-router.go to use RelayTaskFetch for fetch operations.
- Enhanced error handling in RelayTaskFetch function.
- Adjusted task data conversion in TaskAdaptor to include task ID.
Add three billing lifecycle methods to the TaskAdaptor interface:
- EstimateBilling: compute OtherRatios from user request before pricing
- AdjustBillingOnSubmit: adjust ratios from upstream submit response
- AdjustBillingOnComplete: determine final quota at task terminal state
Introduce BaseBilling as embeddable no-op default for adaptors without
custom billing. Move Sora/Ali OtherRatios logic from shared validation
into per-adaptor EstimateBilling implementations.
Add TaskBillingContext to persist pricing params (model_price, group_ratio,
other_ratios) in task private data for async polling settlement.
Extract RecalculateTaskQuota as a general-purpose delta settlement
function and unify polling billing via settleTaskBillingOnComplete
(adaptor-first, then token-based fallback).
Restructure the task relay system for better separation of concerns:
- Extract task billing into service/task_billing.go with unified settlement flow
- Move task polling loop from controller to service/task_polling.go (supports Suno + video platforms)
- Split RelayTask into fetch/submit paths with dedicated retry logic (taskSubmitWithRetry)
- Add TaskDto, TaskResponse generics, and FetchReq to dto/task.go
- Add taskcommon/helpers.go for shared task adaptor utilities
- Remove controller/task_video.go (logic consolidated into service layer)
- Update all task adaptors (ali, doubao, gemini, hailuo, jimeng, kling, sora, suno, vertex, vidu)
- Simplify frontend task logs to use new TaskDto response format
Custom OAuth providers redirect to /oauth/{slug} after authorization,
but only hardcoded provider routes (github, discord, oidc, linuxdo)
existed in the frontend router, causing a 404 for custom providers.
Clients like OpenClaw send input_text content blocks (a Responses API
type) through /v1/messages. The Claude-to-OpenAI converter silently
drops unknown types, so the message arrives empty at the upstream,
causing "Invalid value: 'input_text'" errors.
Map input_text to text since they share the same structure.
* feat(localization): added zh_TW
* fixed based on @coderabbitai
* updated false translation for zh_TW
* new workflow
* revert
* fixed a lot of translations
* turned most zh to zh-CN
* fallbacklang
* bruh
* eliminate ALL _
* fix: paths and other miscs thanks @Calcium-Ion
* fixed translation and temp fix for preferencessettings.js
* fixed translation error
* fixed issue about legacy support
* reverted stupid coderabbit's suggestion
Replace icon-based language options with plain text labels in both the
header dropdown and preferences settings to keep the UI clean and
avoid potential controversies. Remove unused country-flag-icons dependency.
Modified the formatUserLogs function to include a startIdx parameter, allowing for more flexible log ID assignment. Updated calls to this function in GetLogByTokenId and GetUserLogs to pass the appropriate starting index.
Routes quota alerts through a subscription-specific check when billing from subscriptions, preventing wallet-based thresholds from triggering false warnings.
Updates the notification settings description and localization keys to clarify that both wallet and subscription balances are monitored.
Aligns the error variable types in the subscription-first path so that quota fallback checks use the correct NewAPIError.
This prevents build failures and preserves the intended wallet fallback when subscription pre-consume returns an insufficient quota error.
Add a lightweight active-subscription check to skip subscription pre-consume when none exist, reducing unnecessary transactions and locks. In the subscription UI, disable subscription-first options when no active plan is available, show the effective fallback to wallet with a clear notice, and distinguish “invalidated” from “expired” states. Update i18n strings across supported locales to reflect the new messages and status labels.
- Defaulting to subscriptions when available and avoiding initial flash when no plans exist.
- Adjust the wide-screen layout to place wallet and invite sections side by side, simplify the subscription header and controls, and add padding to prevent card borders from clipping.
- Update related i18n strings by adding the new tab label and removing the obsolete subscription blurb.
- Change ESCAPE character from '\' to '!' for compatibility with MySQL/PostgreSQL/SQLite
- Adjust sanitization logic to escape '!' and '_' correctly, improving input validation for search queries
Mitigate XSS vulnerabilities in the playground where AI-generated content
is rendered without sanitization, allowing potential script injection via
prompt injection attacks.
MarkdownRenderer.jsx:
- Replace dangerouslySetInnerHTML with a sandboxed iframe for HTML preview
- Use sandbox="allow-same-origin" to block script execution while allowing
CSS rendering and iframe height auto-sizing
- Add SandboxedHtmlPreview component with automatic height adjustment
CodeViewer.jsx:
- Add escapeHtml() utility to encode HTML entities before rendering
- Rewrite highlightJson() to process tokens iteratively, escaping each
token and structural text before wrapping in syntax highlighting spans
- Escape non-JSON and very-large content paths that previously bypassed
sanitization
- Update linkRegex to correctly match URLs containing & entities
These changes only affect the playground (AI output rendering). Admin-
configured content (home page, about page, footer, notices) remains
unaffected as they use separate code paths and are within the trusted
admin boundary.
- Change fields in UpdateCustomOAuthProviderRequest struct to use pointers for optional values, allowing for better handling of nil cases.
- Update UpdateCustomOAuthProvider function to check for nil before assigning optional fields, ensuring existing values are preserved when not provided.
- Improve error handling in DeleteCustomOAuthProvider to log and return errors when fetching binding counts.
- Refactor user creation and OAuth binding logic to use transactions for atomic operations, ensuring data integrity.
- Add unique constraints to UserOAuthBinding model to prevent duplicate bindings.
- Enhance GitHub OAuth provider error logging for non-200 responses.
- Update AccountManagement component to provide clearer error messages on API failures.
- Add support for custom OAuth providers, including creation, retrieval, updating, and deletion.
- Introduce new model and controller for managing custom OAuth providers.
- Enhance existing OAuth logic to accommodate custom providers.
- Update API routes for custom OAuth provider management.
- Include i18n support for custom OAuth-related messages.
- Introduce Provider interface pattern for standard OAuth protocols
- Create unified controller/oauth.go with common OAuth logic
- Add OAuthError type for translatable error messages
- Add i18n keys and translations (zh/en) for OAuth messages
- Use common.ApiErrorI18n/ApiSuccessI18n for consistent responses
- Preserve backward compatibility for existing routes and data
- Remove claude-instant-1.2, claude-2, claude-2.0, claude-2.1 from model lists
- Remove /v1/complete endpoint support (legacy completion API)
- Remove RequestModeCompletion and related code paths
- Simplify handler functions by removing requestMode parameter
- Update all channel adaptors that referenced claude handlers
Unify Epay subscription response format with top-up flow, and harden frontend error handling to avoid object-to-string issues. Refine subscription plan cards layout to be wider, left-aligned, and visually consistent across breakpoints.
The i18n middleware runs before UserAuth, so user settings weren't
available when language was detected. Now GetLangFromContext checks
user settings first (set by UserAuth) before falling back to the
language set by middleware or Accept-Language header.
- Change default language fallback to English instead of Chinese
- Add ErrRedeemFailed typed error for model layer translation
- Migrate remaining hardcoded messages in controller/user.go
- Add translation keys: redeem.failed, user.create_default_token_error, common.uuid_duplicate, common.invalid_input
- Add go-i18n library for internationalization
- Create i18n package with translation keys and YAML locale files (zh/en)
- Implement i18n middleware for language detection from user settings and Accept-Language header
- Add Language field to UserSetting DTO
- Update API response helpers with i18n support (ApiErrorI18n, ApiSuccessI18n)
- Migrate hardcoded messages in token, redemption, and user controllers
- Add frontend language preference settings component
- Sync language preference across header selector and user settings
- Auto-restore user language preference on login
- Introduce a `workflow_dispatch` event to allow manual triggering of the Docker image build workflow.
- Add an input parameter for specifying the tag name, enhancing flexibility in build processes.
- Update tag resolution logic to prioritize the input tag when provided, ensuring accurate versioning during builds.
- Update EpayNotify and SubscriptionEpayNotify functions to handle both POST and GET requests for parameter parsing.
- Improve error handling by logging failures and returning appropriate responses when parameters are missing or parsing fails.
- Ensure consistent behavior across both notify and return routes for better reliability in payment processing.
- Add validation to ensure subscription plan price amount is non-negative and does not exceed 9999.
- Migrate the price_amount column from float/double to decimal(10,6) in the database for improved precision.
- Update SubscriptionPlan model to reflect the new decimal type for price_amount.
* ci: create docker automation
* ✨ feat: add subscription billing system with admin management and user purchase flow
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
* ✨ feat(admin): add user subscription management and refine UI/pagination
Add admin APIs to list/create/invalidate/delete user subscriptions
Add model helpers to fetch all user subscriptions (incl. expired) and support cancel/hard-delete
Wire new admin routes for user subscription operations
Replace “Bind subscription plan” entry with a dedicated User Subscriptions SideSheet in Users table
Use CardTable with responsive layout and working client-side pagination inside the SideSheet
Improve subscription purchase modal empty-gateway state with a Banner notice
* ✨ feat(admin): streamline subscription plan benefits editor with bulk actions
Restore the avatar/icon header for the “Model Benefits” section
Replace scattered controls with a compact toolbar-style workflow
Support multi-select add with a default quota for new items
Add row selection with bulk apply-to-selected / apply-to-all quota updates
Enable delete-selected to manage benefits faster and reduce mistakes
* ✨ fix(subscription): finalize payments, log billing, and clean up dead code
Complete subscription orders by creating a matching top-up record and writing billing logs
Add Epay return handler to verify and finalize browser callbacks
Require Stripe/Creem webhook configuration before starting subscription payments
Show subscription purchases in topup history with clearer labels/methods
Remove unused subscription helper, legacy Creem webhook struct, and unused topup fields
Simplify subscription self API payload to active/all lists only
* 🎨 style: format all code with gofmt and lint:fix
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.
* ✨ feat(subscription): add quota reset periods and admin configuration
- Add reset period fields on subscription plans and user items
- Apply automatic quota resets during pre-consume based on plan schedule
- Expose reset-period configuration in the admin plan editor
- Display reset cadence in subscription cards and purchase modal
- Validate custom reset seconds on plan create/update
* ✨ feat(subscription): harden subscription billing with resets, idempotency, and production-grade stability
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
* ✨ feat(subscription): cache plan lookups and stabilize pre-consume
Introduce hybrid caches for subscription plans, items, and plan info with explicit
invalidation on admin updates. Streamline pre-consume transactions to reduce
redundant queries while preserving idempotency and reset logic.
* 🐛 fix(subscription): avoid pre-consume lookup noise
Use a RowsAffected check for the idempotency lookup so missing records
no longer surface as "record not found" errors while preserving behavior.
* 🔧 ci: Change workflow trigger to sub branch
Update the Docker image workflow to run on pushes to the sub branch instead of main.
* 💸 chore: Align subscription pricing display with global currency settings
Unify subscription price rendering to use the site-wide currency symbol/rate on the wallet and admin views.
Make subscription plan currency read-only in the editor and force USD on create/update to avoid drift.
Use global currency display type when creating Creem checkout payloads.
* 🔧 chore: Unify subscription plan status toggle with PATCH endpoint
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.
* ✨ feat: Add subscription limits and UI tags consistency
Add per-plan purchase limits with backend enforcement and UI disable states.
Expose limit configuration in admin plan editor and show limits in plan tables/cards.
Refine subscription UI tags with unified badge style and streamlined “My Subscriptions” layout.
* 🎨 style: tag color to white
* 🚀 refactor: Simplify subscription quota to total amount model
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.
* 🚀 chore: Remove duplicate subscription usage percentage display
Keep the usage percentage shown only in the total quota line to avoid redundant “已用 0%” text while preserving remaining days in the summary.
* ✨ feat: Add subscription upgrade group with auto downgrade
* ✨ feat: Update subscription purchase modal display
Show total quota as currency with tooltip for raw quota, hide reset cycle when never, and display upgrade group when configured to match card display rules.
* ✨ feat: Extract quota conversion helpers to shared utils
Move quota display/conversion helpers into web/src/helpers/quota.js and update the subscription plan editor to import and use the shared utilities instead of inline functions.
* ✨ chore: Add upgrade group guidance in subscription editor
Add explanatory helper text under the upgrade group field to clarify automatic group upgrades, rollback conditions, and the expected delay before downgrading takes effect.
* 🔧 chore: remove unused Creem settings state
Drop the unused originInputs state and redundant updates to keep the Creem
settings form state minimal and easier to maintain.
* 🚀 chore: Remove useless action
* ✨ Add full i18n coverage for subscription-related UI across locales
* ✨ feat: harden subscription billing and improve UI consistency
Improve subscription payment safety and data integrity by handling user/URL lookup failures, fixing Stripe subscription mode, persisting quota reset fields, and correcting subscription delta accounting and DB timestamp casting. Refine the UI with stricter custom duration validation, accurate currency rounding, conditional Epay labeling, rollback on preference update failure, and shared subscription formatting helpers plus clearer component naming.
* 🔧 fix: make epay webhook and return flow subscription-aware
Ensure Epay webhook acknowledges success only after order completion, returning fail on processing errors to allow retries. Redirect subscription payment returns to the subscription page instead of top-up for correct user flow.
* 🚦 fix: guard epay return success on order completion
Redirect subscription return flow to failure when order completion fails, preventing false success states after payment verification.
* 🔧 fix: normalize epay error handling and webhook retries
Standardize SubscriptionRequestEpay error responses via ApiErrorMsg for a consistent schema.
Return "fail" on non-success trade statuses in the epay webhook to preserve retry behavior.
* 🧾 fix: persist epay orders before purchase
Create the subscription order before initiating epay payment and expire it if the provider call fails, preventing orphaned transactions and improving reconciliation.
* 🔧 fix: harden epay callbacks and billing fallbacks
Use POST and form parsing for epay notify/return routes, persist epay orders before provider calls with expiry on failure, and ensure notify handlers retry correctly.
Restrict subscription-first fallback to insufficient-subscription errors and log refund failures after retries to avoid silent quota drift.
* 🔧 fix: harden billing flow and sidebar settings
Add missing strings import for subscription fallback checks, log failed subscription refunds after retries, and extend sidebar module settings with a subscription management toggle plus translations.
* 🛡️ fix: fail fast on epay form parse errors
Handle ParseForm errors in epay notify/return handlers by returning fail or redirecting to failure, avoiding unsafe fallback to query parameters.
* ✨ fix: refine Japanese subscription status labels
Adjust Japanese UI wording for active-count labels to read more naturally and consistently.
* ✅ fix: standardize epay success response schema
Return subscription epay pay success responses via ApiSuccess to include the consistent success field and align with error schema.
* fix: channel affinity log styles
* fix: Issue with incorrect data storage when switching key sources
* feat: support not retrying after a single rule configuration fails
* fix: render channel affinity tooltip as multiline content
* feat: channel affinity cache hit
* fix: prevent ChannelAffinityUsageCacheModal infinite loading and hide data before fetch
* chore: format backend with gofmt and frontend with prettier/eslint autofix
* fix: test using the correct path for rerank.
* fix: The `input` parameter for testing responses uses an array to accommodate certain channels, such as Codex, which are incompatible with single strings.
Use the native Gemini Models API (/v1beta/models) instead of the OpenAI-compatible
path when listing models for Gemini channels, improving compatibility with
third-party Gemini-format providers that don't implement OpenAI routes.
- Add paginated model listing with timeout and optional proxy support
- Select an enabled key for multi-key Gemini channels
* fix: fix model deployment style issues, lint problems, and i18n gaps.
* fix: adjust the key not to be displayed on the frontend, tested via the backend.
* fix: adjust the sidebar configuration logic to use the default configuration items if they are not defined.
- Add initialLoaded state to track first data load completion
- Set isCollapsed to null initially, determined after data loads
- Show loading state on button and description text before data arrives
- Remove auto-collapse effect that caused visual flicker
- Add i18n translations for loading states (en/fr/ja/ru/vi/zh)
Fixes issue where component would collapse/expand after data loads,
causing visual flicker when navigating to personal settings page.
- 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
* wip ionet integrate
* wip ionet integrate
* wip ionet integrate
* ollama wip
* wip
* feat: ionet integration & ollama manage
* fix merge conflict
* wip
* fix: test conn cors
* wip
* fix ionet
* fix ionet
* wip
* fix model select
* refactor: Remove `pkg/ionet` test files and update related Go source and web UI model deployment components.
* feat: Enhance model deployment UI with styling improvements, updated text, and a new description component.
* Revert "feat: Enhance model deployment UI with styling improvements, updated text, and a new description component."
This reverts commit 8b75cb5bf0d1a534b339df8c033be9a6c7df7964.
i18next uses ':' as namespace separator by default, causing URLs like
'https://api.openai.com' to be incorrectly parsed as namespace 'https'
with key '//api.openai.com', resulting in truncated display.
Setting nsSeparator to false fixes this issue since the project doesn't
use multiple namespaces.
- 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)
Keep new-site links (/{lang}/docs/...) where matching pages exist in the current docs repo
Revert links that have no equivalent in the new docs to the legacy paths on doc.newapi.pro:
Google Gemini Chat
Midjourney-Proxy image docs
Suno music docs
Apply the same rule consistently across all README translations (zh/en/ja/fr)
- Replace legacy `docs.newapi.pro` paths with the new `/{lang}/docs/...` structure across all README translations
- Point key sections (installation, env vars, API, support, features) to their new locations
- Ensure language-specific links use the correct locale prefix (zh/en/ja) and keep FR aligned with English routes
Updated web/src/i18n/locales/fr.json to improve French translations for the user interface.
Removed verbose prefixes like 'Gestion des...' and 'Paramètres de...' to prevent truncation in sidebars and menus.
Harmonized terms for consistency (e.g., 'Tâches', 'Journaux', 'Dessins').
Renamed 'Place du marché' to 'Marché des modèles'.
Tighten oversized request handling across relay paths and make error matching reliable.
- Align `MAX_REQUEST_BODY_MB` fallback to `32` in request body reader and decompression middleware
- Stop ignoring `GetRequestBody` errors in relay retry paths; return consistent **413** on oversized bodies (400 for other read errors)
- Add `Unwrap()` to `types.NewAPIError` so `errors.Is/As` can match wrapped underlying errors
- `go test ./...` passes
Clamp request body size (including post-decompression) to avoid memory exhaustion caused by huge payloads/zip bombs, especially with large-context Claude requests. Add a configurable `MAX_REQUEST_BODY_MB` (default `32`) and document it.
- Enforce max request body size after gzip/br decompression via `http.MaxBytesReader`
- Add a secondary size guard in `common.GetRequestBody` and cache-safe handling
- Return **413 Request Entity Too Large** on oversized bodies in relay entry
- Avoid building large `TokenCountMeta.CombineText` when both token counting and sensitive check are disabled (use lightweight meta for pricing)
- Update READMEs (CN/EN/FR/JA) with `MAX_REQUEST_BODY_MB`
- Fix a handful of vet/formatting issues encountered during the change
- `go test ./...` passes
- Adjust sender field format, add space to separate nickname and email address
- Ensure email header format complies with standard RFC specifications
- Fix potential email client sending exceptions (Tencent Cloud)
- Add model to Claude ModelList
- Add model ratio (0.5, $1/1M input tokens)
- Add completion ratio support (5x, $5/1M output tokens)
- Add cache read ratio (0.1, $0.10/1M tokens)
- Add cache write ratio (1.25, $1.25/1M tokens)
Model specs:
- Context window: 200K tokens
- Max output: 64K tokens
- Release date: October 1, 2025
- 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.
- Add SSEViewer component for interactive SSE message inspection
* Display SSE data stream with collapsible panels
* Show parsed JSON with syntax highlighting
* Display key information badges (content, tokens, finish reason)
* Support copy individual or all SSE messages
* Show error messages with detailed information
- Support Ctrl+V to paste images in chat input
* Enable image paste in CustomInputRender component
* Auto-detect and add pasted images to image list
* Show toast notifications for paste results
- Add complete i18n support for 6 languages
* Chinese (zh): Complete translations
* English (en): Complete translations
* Japanese (ja): Add 28 new translations
* French (fr): Add 28 new translations
* Russian (ru): Add 28 new translations
* Vietnamese (vi): Add 32 new translations
- Update .gitignore to exclude data directory
Previously thoughtSignature was only attached to messages with function
calls. This change extends the feature to also attach thoughtSignature
to the first text part of assistant/model messages when no tool_calls
are present, ensuring compatibility with Gemini thinking models in
regular conversation scenarios.
* feat: add ali wan video
* refactor: use same UnmarshalBodyReusable
* feat: enhance request body metadata
* feat: opt wan convertToOpenAIVideo
* feat: add wan support other param via json metadata
* refactor: remove unused code
* fix ali
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Co-authored-by: feitianbubu <feitianbubu@qq.com>
Add comprehensive French translation glossary document to standardize key project terminology. The glossary includes translations for core concepts, model-related terms, user management, recharge & redemption, channel management, and security terms. This ensures consistency and accuracy in French translations across the project, with specific guidance on technical terms and contextual usage.
- Add pluralization rules for French locale using _one, _many, _other suffixes
- Complete missing French translations for web search, file search, and key count strings
- Add translations for import/export configuration functionality
- Fill in missing translations for UI elements like ID, IP, expand, and various status messages
- Improve French localization coverage for better user experience
Enable i18next pluralization by setting disablePlurals to false and update multiple translation keys to use _one/_other suffixes for proper singular/plural handling. This improves localization accuracy for count-dependent strings like "X keys", "X models", and "X times".
Reordered the ignoredAttributes array in i18next.config.js alphabetically and added several new attributes to prevent unnecessary translation extraction. This improves the localization process by excluding more non-translatable properties like accept, align, autoComplete, clipRule, crossOrigin, and others.
Converted i18next.config.ts to i18next.config.js and added AGPL license header. The change simplifies the build process by removing TypeScript compilation for this configuration file while maintaining the same functionality.
Relocated i18next-cli from dependencies to devDependencies as it's only needed for development tasks like translation management, not for runtime functionality.
Add comprehensive i18next configuration for internationalization support with Chinese, English, and French locales. Configure extraction settings and ignore patterns for React components. Expand translation glossary with security and billing terminology including Two-Factor Authentication, 2FA, and pricing multiplier terms.
- 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
- Removed the 'chatnio' link from the footer.
- Added new links for 'CoAI' and 'GPT-Load' in the footer.
- Updated the localization key for '基于New API的项目' to '友情链接' for better clarity.
- Adjusted the design of the footer to improve layout and visibility of the developer credit.
- Replace blanket console route footer hiding with specific page targeting
- Only hide footer on pages that use CardPro component:
* /console/channel (channels management)
* /console/log (usage logs)
* /console/redemption (redemption codes)
* /console/user (user management)
* /console/token (token management)
* /console/midjourney (midjourney logs)
* /console/task (task logs)
* /console/models (model management)
* /pricing (pricing page)
- Footer now displays on other console pages (dashboard, settings, topup, etc.)
- Improves UI consistency by showing footer where CardPro's internal pagination isn't used
This change ensures footer is only hidden when CardPro component provides its own
pagination/footer functionality, while preserving footer visibility on other pages
that benefit from the global footer navigation.
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.
button styling
- Show “Not enabled” for WeChat when status.wechat_login is false.
- Refresh /api/status on PersonalSetting mount and persist via
setStatusData to avoid stale flags, enabling binding after admin turns
on OAuth.
- Unify Telegram button styling with other providers; open a modal to
render TelegramLoginButton for binding; align disabled “Not enabled” and
“Bound” states.
- Introduce isBound helper and reuse across providers (email/GitHub/OIDC/
LinuxDO/WeChat) to simplify checks and prevent falsy-ID issues.
- Replace blanket console route footer hiding with specific page targeting
- Only hide footer on pages that use CardPro component:
* /console/channel (channels management)
* /console/log (usage logs)
* /console/redemption (redemption codes)
* /console/user (user management)
* /console/token (token management)
* /console/midjourney (midjourney logs)
* /console/task (task logs)
* /console/models (model management)
* /pricing (pricing page)
- Footer now displays on other console pages (dashboard, settings, topup, etc.)
- Improves UI consistency by showing footer where CardPro's internal pagination isn't used
This change ensures footer is only hidden when CardPro component provides its own
pagination/footer functionality, while preserving footer visibility on other pages
that benefit from the global footer navigation.
This addresses feedback from CodeRabbitAI by using a regular expression for the language button's aria-label. This ensures the test can run regardless of the browser's default language.
- Restructured the `common.changeLanguage` key to be nested under a `common` object in `en.json`, `fr.json`, and `zh.json`.
- This change improves the organization of the translation files and aligns with best practices for i18next.
- Added `common.changeLanguage` key to `en.json`, `fr.json`, and `zh.json`.
- Updated `LanguageSelector.jsx` to use the new shared key.
- Completed `fr.json` with all keys from `en.json` and `zh.json`.
- Added translations for `closeSidebar`, `pricing`, and `language`.
- Création du fichier de traduction `fr.json` en se basant sur `en.json`.
- Mise à jour de la configuration i18n pour inclure la langue française.
- Modification du sélecteur de langue pour afficher l'option "Français" avec le drapeau correspondant.
- utils.jsx: Replace input with textarea in copy function to preserve line breaks in multi-line content, preventing formatting loss mentioned in #1828
- api.js: Fix duplicate 'group' property in buildApiPayload to resolve syntax issues
- MarkdownRenderer.jsx: Refactor code text extraction using textContent for accurate copying
Closes#1828
Signed-off-by: Zhaokun Zhang <zhaokunzhang@Zhaokuns-Air.lan>
- Added useRef to manage dropdown positioning in UserArea component.
- Wrapped Dropdown in a div with a ref to ensure correct popup container.
- Minor adjustments to maintain existing functionality and styling.
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.
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.
Context:
Clicking a vendor tab triggered “setActivePage is not a function” from ModelsTabs.jsx:43.
Root cause:
ModelsTabs expects `setActivePage` via props (spread from `useModelsData`), but the hook did not expose it in its return object, so the prop resolved to `undefined`.
Fix:
Export `setActivePage` from `useModelsData`’s return object so `ModelsTabs` receives a valid function.
Result:
Tab switching now correctly resets pagination to page 1 and reloads models without runtime errors.
Files:
- web/src/hooks/models/useModelsData.jsx
Test plan:
- Open the Models page
- Click different vendor tabs
- Verify no crash occurs and the list reloads with page reset to 1
Refs: web/src/components/table/models/ModelsTabs.jsx:43
When syncing official models, clicking "Apply overwrite" with zero selected
conflict fields resulted in no request being sent and the modal simply closing.
This blocked creation of missing models/vendors even though the backend
supports an empty `overwrite` array and will still create missing items.
Changes:
- Remove the early-return guard in `UpstreamConflictModal.handleOk`
- Always call `onSubmit(payload)` even when `payload` is empty
- Keep closing behavior when the request succeeds
Behavior:
- Users can now proceed with upstream sync without selecting any conflict fields
- Missing models/vendors are created as expected
- Existing models are not overwritten unless fields are explicitly selected
Affected:
- web/src/components/table/models/modals/UpstreamConflictModal.jsx
Quality:
- Lint passes
- No breaking changes
- No visual/UI changes beyond the intended behavior
Test plan:
1) Open official models sync and trigger a conflicts preview
2) Click "Apply overwrite" without selecting any fields
3) Expect the sync to proceed and a success toast indicating created models
4) Re-try with some fields selected to confirm overwrites still work
Ensure UpstreamConflictModal submits { overwrite: payload, locale } instead of spreading an array into an object
Remove numeric-key fallback from applyUpstreamOverwrite for simpler and explicit logic
Effect: selected fields are now actually updated; success message shows updated model count
Refs: backend SyncUpstreamModels expects overwrite: overwriteField[]
Frontend (web)
- ModelsActions.jsx
- Replace “Sync Official” with “Sync” and open a new two-step SyncWizard.
- Pass selected locale through to preview, sync, and overwrite flows.
- Keep conflict resolution flow; inject locale into overwrite submission.
- New: models/modals/SyncWizardModal.jsx
- Two-step wizard: (1) method selection (config-sync disabled for now), (2) language selection (en/zh/ja).
- Horizontal, centered Radio cards; returns { option, locale } via onConfirm.
- UpstreamConflictModal.jsx
- Add search input (model fuzzy search) and native pagination.
- Column header checkbox now only applies to rows in the current filtered result.
- Fix “Cannot access ‘filteredDataSource’ before initialization”.
- Refactor with useMemo/useCallback; extract helpers to remove duplicated logic:
- getPresentRowsForField, getHeaderState, applyHeaderChange
- Minor code cleanups and stability improvements.
- i18n (en.json)
- Add strings for the sync wizard and related actions (Sync, Sync Wizard, Select method/source/language, etc.).
- Adjust minor translations.
Hooks
- useModelsData.jsx
- Extend previewUpstreamDiff, syncUpstream, applyUpstreamOverwrite to accept options with locale.
- Send locale via query/body accordingly.
Backend (Go)
- controller/model_sync.go
- Accept locale from query/body and resolve i18n upstream URLs.
- Add SYNC_UPSTREAM_BASE for upstream base override (default: https://basellm.github.io/llm-metadata).
- Make HTTP timeouts/retries/limits configurable:
- SYNC_HTTP_TIMEOUT_SECONDS, SYNC_HTTP_RETRY, SYNC_HTTP_MAX_MB
- Add ETag-based caching and support both envelope and pure array JSON formats.
- Concurrently fetch vendors and models; improve error responses with locale and source URLs.
- Include source meta (locale, models_url, vendors_url) in success payloads.
Notes
- No breaking changes expected.
- Lint passes for touched files.
- Set sidebar skeleton background to use theme variable (--semi-color-bg-0) instead of hardcoded white for better dark mode compatibility
- Apply consistent background to both collapsed and expanded skeleton states
- Ensure sidebar container uses theme background when skeleton is loading
- Remove duplicate margin-right classes from skeleton wrapper components that conflicted with CSS definitions
- Simplify navigation text structure by removing unnecessary div wrappers to improve text truncation
- Add proper text layout styles for better truncation handling when menu items have long names
- Standardize icon-to-text spacing across all sidebar navigation items
The Linux/Vite build failed with:
“Could not resolve "./headerbar" from "src/components/layout/PageLayout.jsx"”
On Linux and with stricter ESM/rollup resolution, directory index files (index.jsx)
may not be auto-resolved reliably. Explicitly importing the index file ensures
cross-platform stability.
Changes:
- Update PageLayout import from "./headerbar" to "./headerbar/index.jsx"
Impact:
- Fixes build on Linux
- No runtime behavior changes
Verification:
- Linter passes for web/src/components/layout/PageLayout.jsx
Notes:
- Prefer explicit index file imports (and extensions) to avoid platform differences.
- Delete dropIndexIfExists helper from `model/main.go`
- Remove all calls to dropIndexIfExists in `migrateDB` and `migrateDBFast`
- Drop related comments and MySQL-only DROP INDEX code paths
- Keep GORM AutoMigrate as the sole migration path for `Model` and `Vendor`
Why:
- Simplifies migrations and avoids destructive index drops at startup
- Prevents noisy MySQL 1091 errors and vendor-specific branches
- Aligns with composite unique indexes (uk_model_name_delete_at, uk_vendor_name_delete_at)
Impact:
- No expected runtime behavior change; schema remains managed by GORM
- Legacy single-column unique indexes (if any) will no longer be auto-dropped
- Safe across MySQL/PostgreSQL/SQLite; MySQL Chinese charset checks remain intact
Verification:
- Lint passed for `model/main.go`
- Confirmed no remaining `DROP INDEX` or `dropIndexIfExists` references
Backend (controller/ratio_sync.go):
- Add built‑in official upstream to GetSyncableChannels (ID: -100, BaseURL: https://basellm.github.io)
- Support absolute endpoint URLs; otherwise join BaseURL + endpoint (defaults to /api/ratio_config)
- Harden HTTP client:
- IPv4‑first with IPv6 fallback for github.io
- Add ResponseHeaderTimeout
- 3 attempts with exponential backoff (200/400/800ms)
- Validate Content-Type and limit response body to 10MB (safe decode via io.LimitReader)
- Robust parsing: support type1 ratio_config map and type2 pricing list
- Use net.SplitHostPort for host parsing
- Use float tolerance in differences comparison to avoid false mismatches
- Remove unused code (tryDirect) and improve warnings
Frontend:
- UpstreamRatioSync.jsx: auto-assign official endpoint to /llm-metadata/api/newapi/ratio_config-v1-base.json
- ChannelSelectorModal.jsx:
- Pin the official source at the top of the list
- Show a green “官方” tag next to the status
- Refactor status renderer to accept the full record
Notes:
- Backward compatible; no API surface changes
- Official ratio_config reference: https://basellm.github.io/llm-metadata/api/newapi/ratio_config-v1-base.json
- Apply canonical Go formatting to all .go files
- No functional changes; whitespace/import/struct layout only
- Improves consistency, reduces diff noise, and aligns with standard tooling
- Model: rename `uk_model_name` -> `uk_model_name_delete_at`
(composite on `model_name` + `deleted_at`)
- Vendor: rename `uk_vendor_name` -> `uk_vendor_name_delete_at`
(composite on `name` + `deleted_at`)
- Keep legacy cleanup in `model/main.go` to drop old index names
(`uk_model_name`, `model_name`, `uk_vendor_name`, `name`) for compatibility.
Result: idempotent GORM migrations and no unnecessary index churn on MySQL restarts.
Files:
- `model/model_meta.go`
- `model/vendor_meta.go`
- 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
- Add defaultVendorIcons mapping for major AI vendors
- Update getOrCreateVendor to automatically set vendor icons
- Add getDefaultVendorIcon helper function
- Support LobeHub icons Color variants (e.g., Claude.Color, Gemini.Color)
- Fix issue where default vendors were created without icons
This ensures that when new models are encountered, their vendors
will be created with appropriate colored icons for better UI display.
Affected vendors include:
- OpenAI, Anthropic, Google, Moonshot, 智谱, 阿里巴巴
- DeepSeek, MiniMax, 百度, 讯飞, 腾讯, Cohere
- Cloudflare, 360, 零一万物, Jina, Mistral, xAI
- Meta, 字节跳动, 快手, 即梦, Vidu, Microsoft/Azure
- Replace copy button icon from semi-ui IconCopy to lucide-react Copy in PricingCardView
- Add conditional tooltip functionality to SelectableButtonGroup that only shows when text overflows
- Implement responsive table column behavior in PricingTableColumns with mobile-aware fixed positioning
- Use DOM-based overflow detection (scrollWidth vs clientWidth) for better performance
- Apply useIsMobile hook to conditionally set fixed: 'right' only on desktop devices
These changes improve user experience across different screen sizes and provide more consistent iconography throughout the pricing interface.
This commit updates the default pagination settings across the model pricing
components to improve user experience by reducing the need for frequent
page navigation when browsing large model catalogs.
Changes made:
- Update initial pageSize state from 10 to 100 in useModelPricingData hook
- Set defaultPageSize to 100 in PricingTable pagination configuration
- Increase default skeletonCount from 10 to 100 in PricingCardSkeleton
Files modified:
- web/src/hooks/model-pricing/useModelPricingData.jsx
- web/src/components/table/model-pricing/view/table/PricingTable.jsx
- web/src/components/table/model-pricing/view/card/PricingCardSkeleton.jsx
This change affects both card and table view modes of the model pricing page,
ensuring consistent pagination behavior across different display formats.
This commit introduces a comprehensive responsive design system for the SelectableButtonGroup component that adapts to container width changes, particularly optimized for dynamic sidebar layouts.
## Key Features
### 1. Container Width Detection
- Added `useContainerWidth` hook using ResizeObserver API
- Real-time container width monitoring for responsive calculations
- Automatic layout adjustments based on available space
### 2. Intelligent Column Layout
Implements a 4-tier responsive system:
- **≤280px**: 1 column + tags (mobile portrait)
- **281-380px**: 2 columns + tags (narrow screens)
- **381-460px**: 3 columns - tags (general case, prioritizes readability)
- **>460px**: 3 columns + tags (wide screens, full feature display)
### 3. Dynamic Tag Visibility
- Tags automatically hide in medium-width containers (381-460px) to improve text readability
- Tags show in narrow and wide containers where space allows for optimal UX
- Responsive threshold ensures content clarity across all viewport sizes
### 4. Adaptive Grid Spacing
- Compact spacing `[4,4]` for containers ≤400px
- Standard spacing `[6,6]` for larger containers
- Additional `.sbg-compact` CSS class for fine-tuned styling in narrow layouts
### 5. Sidebar Integration
- Perfectly compatible with dynamic sidebar width: `clamp(280px, 24vw, 520px)`
- Automatically adjusts as sidebar scales with viewport changes
- Maintains optimal button density and information display at all sizes
## Technical Implementation
- **Hook**: `useContainerWidth.js` - ResizeObserver-based width detection
- **Component**: Enhanced `SelectableButtonGroup.jsx` with responsive logic
- **Styling**: Added `.sbg-compact` mode in `index.css`
- **Performance**: Efficient span calculation using `Math.floor(24 / perRow)`
## Benefits
- Improved UX across all screen sizes and sidebar configurations
- Better text readability through intelligent tag hiding
- Seamless integration with existing responsive sidebar system
- Maintains component functionality while optimizing space utilization
Closes: Responsive design implementation for model marketplace sidebar components
- Add `filter={selectFilter}` to enable search filtering in group Select component
- Add `autoClearSearchValue={false}` to preserve search input value
- Maintain consistency with existing model selector search behavior
- Improve user experience by allowing quick filtering of group options
Files modified:
- web/src/components/playground/SettingsPanel.jsx
- Update error-state rendering to use white text in the playground chat
- Remove Typography.Text `type="danger"` and the red background for consistency with official behavior
- Preserve layout and other message states (loading/success/system) unchanged
- No linter issues introduced
Files touched:
- web/src/components/playground/MessageContent.jsx
- Set TopUp page outer wrapper to "w-full max-w-7xl mx-auto px-2"
to match PersonalSetting and ensure consistent layout width and padding.
- No functional changes; UI-only adjustment.
- Lint checks passed.
- Verified that pages/TopUp only re-exports the component (no extra wrapper).
Affected: web/src/components/topup/index.jsx
- Switch Semi UI Timeline to mode="left" in:
- web/src/components/layout/NoticeModal.jsx
- web/src/components/dashboard/AnnouncementsPanel.jsx
- Show both relative and absolute time in the `time` prop (e.g. "3 days ago 2025-02-18 10:30")
- Move auxiliary description to the `extra` prop and remove duplicate rendering from content area
- Keep original `extra` data intact; compute and pass:
- `time`: absolute time (yyyy-MM-dd HH:mm)
- `relative`: relative time (e.g., "3 days ago")
- Update data assembly to expose `time` and `relative` without overwriting `extra`:
- web/src/components/dashboard/index.jsx
- No i18n changes; no linter errors introduced
Why: Aligns Timeline layout across the app and clarifies time context by combining relative and absolute timestamps while preserving auxiliary notes via `extra`.
- Add mobile filter-button placeholder in skeleton when `isMobile` is true
- Plumb `isMobile` from `PricingVendorIntroWithSkeleton` to `PricingVendorIntroSkeleton`
- Rename skeleton key from 'button' to 'copy-button' for consistency
- Neutralize copy-button skeleton color to match input (use neutral palette)
- Keep “Total x models” tag inline with title on mobile; wrap only when space is insufficient
- Mirror the same title+tag layout in the skeleton (flex-row flex-wrap items-center)
- No linter errors introduced
Affected files:
- web/src/components/table/model-pricing/layout/header/PricingVendorIntro.jsx
- web/src/components/table/model-pricing/layout/header/PricingVendorIntroSkeleton.jsx
- web/src/components/table/model-pricing/layout/header/PricingVendorIntroWithSkeleton.jsx
- Re-introduce and forward `sidebarProps` from PricingTopSection to PricingFilterModal
- Fix TypeError: “Cannot destructure property 'showWithRecharge' of 'sidebarProps' as it is undefined”
- Keep modal state managed at top section; no other behavioral changes
- Lint passes
Files touched:
- web/src/components/table/model-pricing/layout/header/PricingTopSection.jsx
- Remove `size='small'` when the button is wrapped by `Badge`
- Keep button dimensions consistent with/without badge
- Preserve 18px icon size and existing styles/accessibility
- Lint check passed with no issues
Files: web/src/components/layout/HeaderBar/NotificationButton.jsx
Reduce KPI font size on small screens to prevent overlapping of large
numbers while preserving the desktop layout.
Changes:
- InvitationCard.jsx: use `text-base sm:text-2xl` for
pending earnings, total earnings, and invite count.
- RechargeCard.jsx: use `text-base sm:text-2xl` for
current balance, historical usage, and request count.
Impact:
- Visual-only; no behavioral changes.
- Desktop/tablet unchanged.
- Lint passes.
Files:
- web/src/components/topup/InvitationCard.jsx
- web/src/components/topup/RechargeCard.jsx
- Make Y-axis scrollbar visible for .table-scroll-card .semi-card-body
- Reduce scrollbar width from 6px to 4px for a more subtle appearance
- Decrease scrollbar opacity from 0.3 to 0.2 for lighter color
- Adjust hover opacity from 0.5 to 0.35 for consistent lighter theme
- Remove previous scrollbar hiding styles to improve user experience
This change improves the usability of table scroll cards by providing
visual feedback for scrollable content while maintaining a clean,
unobtrusive design aesthetic.
Home was unexpectedly loading the `visactor-*.js` bundle on first paint. This
happened because the Vite manualChunks entry created a standalone vendor
chunk for VisActor, which Vite then preloaded on the initial route.
What’s changed
- Removed `visactor` from `build.rollupOptions.output.manualChunks` in `web/vite.config.js`.
Why
- Prevents VisActor from being preloaded on the Home page.
- Restores the intended behavior: VisActor loads only when the Dashboard (data
analytics) is visited.
Impact
- Smaller initial payload and fewer network requests on Home.
- No functional changes to charts; loading behavior is now route-driven.
Test plan
- Build the app: `cd web && npm run build`.
- Open the preview and visit `/`: ensure no `visactor-*.js` is requested.
- Navigate to `/console` (Dashboard): ensure `visactor-*.js` loads as expected.
Replace the fallback assignment of serverAddress in `web/src/pages/Home/index.jsx`
to use a template literal for `window.location.origin`.
- Aligns with the preferred style for constructing base URLs
- Keeps formatting consistent across the app
- No functional changes; behavior remains the same
- Lint passes with no new warnings or errors
Files affected:
- web/src/pages/Home/index.jsx
- Unify TopUp into a single-page layout and remove tabs
- Replace custom inputs with Semi UI Form components (Form.Input, Form.InputNumber, Form.Slot)
- Move online recharge form into the stats Card content for tighter, consistent layout
- Add account stats Card with blue theme (consistent with InvitationCard style)
- Remove RightStatsCard and inline the stats UI directly in RechargeCard
- Change preset amount UI to horizontal quick-action Buttons; swap order with payment methods
- Replace payment method Cards with Semi UI Buttons
- Use Button icon prop for Alipay/WeChat/Stripe with brand colors
- Use built-in Button loading; remove custom “processing...” text
- Replace custom spinners with Semi UI Spin and keep Skeleton for amount loading
- Wrap Redeem Code in a Card; use Typography for “Looking for a code? Buy Redeem Code” link
- Show info Banner when online recharge is disabled (instead of warning)
TopUp data flow and logic
- Generate preset amounts from min_topup using multipliers [1,5,10,30,50,100,300,500]
- Deduplicate /api/user/aff using a ref guard; fetch only once on mount
- Simplify user self fetch: update context only; remove unused local states and helpers
- Normalize payment method keys to alipay/wxpay/stripe and assign default colors
Cleanup
- Delete web/src/components/topup/RightStatsCard.jsx
- Remove unused helpers and local states in index.jsx (userQuota, userDataLoading, getUsername)
Dev notes
- No API changes; UI/UX refactor only
- Lint clean (no new linter errors)
Files
- web/src/components/topup/RechargeCard.jsx
- web/src/components/topup/index.jsx
- web/src/components/topup/InvitationCard.jsx (visual parity reference)
- web/src/components/topup/RightStatsCard.jsx (removed)
Personal Settings no longer needs to fetch `/api/user/models` since models are now displayed directly. This change removes the unused data flow to simplify the component and avoid unnecessary requests.
Changes:
- Removed `models` and `modelsLoading` state from `web/src/components/settings/PersonalSetting.jsx`
- Removed `loadModels` function and its invocation in the initial effect
- Kept UI behavior unchanged; no functional differences on the Personal Settings page
Notes:
- Lint passes with no new issues
- Other parts of the app still using `/api/user/models` (e.g., Tokens pages) are intentionally left intact
Rationale:
- Models are already displayed; the API call in Personal Settings became redundant
- Fix io-net.svg viewBox from "0 0 1000 1000" to "100 440 800 120"
- Resolve issue where IO.NET logo appeared too small on GitHub
- Crop viewBox to actual logo content area for better visibility
- Ensure consistent display size with other partner logos
- Change aspect ratio from 1:1 to 6.67:1 to match horizontal layout
- Add IO.NET to trusted partners section in README.md
- Add IO.NET to trusted partners section in README.en.md
- Use io-net.png logo and https://io.net/ as website link
- Adjust layout to display 3 partners in the second row for better balance
- IO.NET provides decentralized GPU computing services for AI workloads
- Add Alibaba Cloud to trusted partners section in README.md
- Add Alibaba Cloud to trusted partners section in README.en.md
- Use aliyun.svg logo and https://www.aliyun.com/ as website link
- Maintain consistent formatting with existing partners
- Move card titles (earnings, total revenue, invitations) to Card title prop for consistency
- Remove custom color classes in favor of Semi-UI's built-in type system
- Standardize Text component usage with strong and tertiary types
- Improve code maintainability and visual consistency across all cards
- Align structure with existing reward description card pattern
- 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`.
Add smooth scale-up animation effect when hovering over the header logo to enhance user interaction experience.
Changes:
- Add `group` class to Link element to enable Tailwind group hover functionality
- Update transition from `transition-opacity` to `transition-all` for smooth scaling
- Increase hover scale from `scale-105` to `scale-110` (10% enlargement)
- Maintain 200ms transition duration for optimal user experience
The logo now smoothly scales to 110% size on hover and returns to original size when mouse leaves, providing better visual feedback for user interactions.
- Restructure avatar-name-tags layout to left-right alignment
- Avatar positioned on the left
- Name aligned to avatar top, tags aligned to avatar bottom
- Remove margin-top usage in favor of flexbox justify-between
- Simplify desktop statistics cards to single-line layout
- Format as "icon + label: value" without stacked layout
- Remove custom color classes for cleaner styling
- Update UI component styling
- Increase tag size from small to large
- Reduce cover height from responsive to fixed 32
- Add Badge import for future enhancements
- Clean up icon and text color classes
- Maintain responsive behavior and accessibility
Summary
• Extracted `LogoSection`, `NavLinks`, `UserArea`, and `ActionButtons` from `HeaderBar.js`, reducing complexity and improving readability.
• Removed unused state, handlers, and redundant imports from `HeaderBar.js`.
• Simplified mobile/desktop logic:
– Menu icon now shows only on mobile `/console` routes.
– Logo, system name, and mode tags appear on all desktop screens and on mobile non-console pages.
• Reworked skeleton loaders:
– Narrower width on mobile (`40 px`) and clearer spacing (`p-1`).
• Added global `.scrollbar-hide` utility in `index.css` to enable scrollable areas without visible scrollbars.
• Ensured nav bar is horizontally scrollable across all breakpoints.
• Cleaned up language-switch, New Year, and notice handlers; consolidated side effects.
• Updated imports and internal calls after component extraction.
• Passed required props to new sub-components and removed obsolete ones.
• Confirmed zero linter warnings after refactor.
Why
Breaking the monolithic header into focused components makes future updates simpler, facilitates isolation testing, and aligns with the existing component architecture under `components/`. The UI tweaks provide a better mobile experience and consistent styling across devices.
Notes
No backend changes required. All routes and contexts remain untouched.
• Introduced `useMinimumLoadingTime` to `MjLogsActions.jsx`, guaranteeing a minimum skeleton display duration for smoother UX
• Refactored loading state UI to use wrapped `Skeleton` with placeholder, matching the implementation in `UsageLogsActions.jsx`
• Kept existing banner, admin checks, and compact-mode toggle intact while streamlining the code
• Ensures consistent loading indicators across usage- and MJ-log tables
Summary of changes
1. SetupWizard.jsx
• Center card (`min-h-screen flex items-center justify-center`) and remove top margin.
• Merge step indicator/content into single card; added `Divider` separator.
• Added sweep-shine animation to current step title via existing `shine-text` class.
• Simplified imports (removed Avatar / Typography) and deleted unused modal state.
2. Step components
• Stripped outer `Card` and header sections from `DatabaseStep.jsx`, `AdminStep.jsx`, `UsageModeStep.jsx`, `CompleteStep.jsx` to fit single-card layout.
• Removed unused imports and props.
3. Components cleanup
• Deleted obsolete files:
- `components/setup/components/SetupSteps.jsx`
- `components/setup/components/modals/UsageModeInfoModal.jsx`
• Updated `setup/index.jsx` exports accordingly.
4. Styling
• Ensured global sweep-shine effect already present in `index.css` is reused for step titles.
5. i18n
• Pruned unused translation keys related to removed components from `i18n/locales/en.json`.
6. Miscellaneous
• Removed redundant Avatar/Icon imports from multiple files.
• All linter checks pass with no new warnings.
This commit consolidates the initialization flow into a cleaner, centered single-card wizard, adds visual polish, and reduces dead code for easier maintenance.
- AccountManagement.js
- Prevent action button from shifting when account IDs are long by adding gap, min-w-0, and flex-shrink-0; keep buttons in a fixed position.
- Add copyable Popover for account identifiers (email/GitHub/OIDC/Telegram/LinuxDO) using Typography.Paragraph with copyable; reveal full text on hover.
- Ensure ellipsis works by rendering the popover trigger as `block max-w-full truncate`.
- Import Popover and wire up `renderAccountInfo` across all binding rows.
- UserInfoHeader.js
- Apply unified `with-pastel-balls` background to match PricingVendorIntro.
- Remove legacy absolute-positioned circles and top gradient bar to avoid visual overlap.
- RechargeCard.jsx
- Colorize non-Alipay/WeChat/Stripe payment icons using backend `pay_methods[].color`; fallback to `var(--semi-color-text-2)`.
- Add `showClear` to the redemption code input for quicker clearing.
Notes:
- No linter errors introduced.
- i18n strings and behavior remain unchanged except for improved UX and visual consistency.
- Add RightStatsCard and place it in RechargeCard header
- Shows current balance, historical spend, and request count
- Mobile: stacks under title; three metrics split equally (flex-1); vertical dividers hidden on small screens
- Remove extra margins; small card styling
- RechargeCard
- Replace redeem code Input icon with Semi UI IconGift
- Style “Payable amount” number in red and bold; keep same style in confirm modal
- Always render payment methods as Cards (remove Button variant) with adaptive grid
- Use brand color icons: SiAlipay (#1677FF), SiWechat (#07C160), SiStripe (#635BFF)
- Replace Stripe icon with SiStripe
- Integrate RightStatsCard props; adjust header to flex-col on mobile and flex-row on desktop
- Hide Banner close button when online top-up is disabled (closeIcon={null})
- InvitationCard
- Simplify to match RechargeCard’s minimalist slate style
- Use Card title for “Rewards” and place content directly in body
- Improve link input and copy button; use Badge dots for bullet points
- TopUp index
- Remove separate right-column stats card; pass userState and renderQuota to RechargeCard
- Cleanup
- Lint passes; no functional changes to APIs or business logic
Home started loading `/assets/visactor-*.js` due to static imports of `@visactor/react-vchart` and the Semi theme in dashboard components/hooks. This change moves chart dependencies to lazy/dynamic imports so they load only on dashboard routes.
Changes
- StatsCards.jsx: replace static `VChart` import with `React.lazy` + `Suspense` (fallback: null)
- ChartsPanel.jsx: replace static `VChart` import with `React.lazy` + `Suspense` (fallback: null)
- useDashboardCharts.js: remove static `initVChartSemiTheme` import; dynamically import and initialize the theme inside `useEffect` with a cancel guard
Behavior
- Home page no longer downloads `visactor` chunks on first load
- Chart libraries are fetched only when visiting `/console` (dashboard)
- No functional changes to chart rendering
Files
- web/src/components/dashboard/StatsCards.jsx
- web/src/components/dashboard/ChartsPanel.jsx
- web/src/hooks/dashboard/useDashboardCharts.js
Verification
- Build the app (`npm run build`) and open `/`: no `/assets/visactor-*.js` requests
- Navigate to `/console`: `visactor` chunks load and charts render as expected
Breaking Changes
- None
Follow-ups
- If needed, further trim homepage bundle by reducing heavy icon sets on the hero section
- Split the 1554-line PersonalSetting.js file into smaller, maintainable components
- Created organized folder structure under personal/:
- components/: UserInfoHeader for shared user info display
- tabs/: ModelsList, AccountBinding, SecuritySettings, NotificationSettings
- modals/: EmailBindModal, WeChatBindModal, AccountDeleteModal, ChangePasswordModal
- Refactored main PersonalSetting component to use composition pattern
- Improved code maintainability and separation of concerns
- Added collapsible prop to ModelsList tabs for better UX
- Fixed import path for TwoFASetting component in SecuritySettings
- Preserved all existing functionality and user interactions
This refactoring reduces the main file from 1554 to 484 lines and makes
the codebase more modular, testable, and easier to maintain.
- Add comprehensive i18n support to TwoFASetting.js component
- Add all required English translations to en.json for 2FA settings
- Update component to accept t function as prop and use translation keys
- Fix prop passing in PersonalSetting.js to provide t function
- Maintain all existing UI improvements and functionality
- Support both Chinese and English interfaces for:
* Main 2FA settings card with status indicators
* Setup modal with guided steps (QR scan, backup codes, verification)
* Disable 2FA modal with impact warnings and confirmation
* Regenerate backup codes modal with success states
* All buttons, placeholders, messages, and notifications
- Follow project i18n conventions using t('key') pattern
- Ensure seamless language switching for enhanced user experience
This enables the 2FA settings to be fully localized while preserving
the modern UI design and improved user workflow from previous updates.
- Replace lucide-react icons with Semi UI icons for consistency
- Implement Steps component for guided 2FA setup modal flow
- Redesign disable and regenerate backup codes modals to match setup modal style
- Extract duplicate backup codes display logic into reusable BackupCodesDisplay component
- Move modal navigation buttons to proper footer parameter following Semi UI standards
- Replace custom styled dots with Badge components (warning/danger/success types)
- Use Banner and Divider components for better visual hierarchy
- Remove redundant modal step titles and download functionality
- Apply consistent rounded corners, spacing, and color scheme across all modals
- Improve responsive design with maxWidth constraints
This unifies the 2FA settings visual design with other settings pages and
enhances user experience through better component usage and layout structure.
This commit introduces a new function, MaskEmail, to mask user email addresses in logs, preventing PII leakage. Additionally, the RelayInfo logging has been updated to utilize this new masking function, ensuring sensitive information is properly handled. The channel test logic has also been improved to dynamically determine the relay format based on the request path.
This commit refactors the logging mechanism across the application by replacing direct logger calls with a centralized logging approach using the `common` package. Key changes include:
- Replaced instances of `logger.SysLog` and `logger.FatalLog` with `common.SysLog` and `common.FatalLog` for consistent logging practices.
- Updated resource initialization error handling to utilize the new logging structure, enhancing maintainability and readability.
- Minor adjustments to improve code clarity and organization throughout various modules.
This change aims to streamline logging and improve the overall architecture of the codebase.
This commit introduces a major architectural refactoring to improve quota management, centralize logging, and streamline the relay handling logic.
Key changes:
- **Pre-consume Quota:** Implements a new mechanism to check and reserve user quota *before* making the request to the upstream provider. This ensures more accurate quota deduction and prevents users from exceeding their limits due to concurrent requests.
- **Unified Relay Handlers:** Refactors the relay logic to use generic handlers (e.g., `ChatHandler`, `ImageHandler`) instead of provider-specific implementations. This significantly reduces code duplication and simplifies adding new channels.
- **Centralized Logger:** A new dedicated `logger` package is introduced, and all system logging calls are migrated to use it, moving this responsibility out of the `common` package.
- **Code Reorganization:** DTOs are generalized (e.g., `dalle.go` -> `openai_image.go`) and utility code is moved to more appropriate packages (e.g., `common/http.go` -> `service/http.go`) for better code structure.
The primary "Chat" button on the tokens table navigated to a 404 page
because it passed incorrect arguments to onOpenLink (using a raw
localStorage value instead of the parsed chat value).
Changes:
- Build chatsArray with an explicit `value` for each item.
- Use the first item's `name` and `value` for the main button, matching
the dropdown behavior.
- Preserve existing error handling when no chats are configured.
Impact:
- Main "Chat" button now opens the correct link, consistent with the
dropdown action.
- No API/schema changes, no UI changes.
File:
- web/src/components/table/tokens/TokensColumnDefs.js
Verification:
- Manually verified primary button and dropdown both navigate correctly.
- Linter passes with no issues.
Summary:
• Removed early return in `handleChange` that blocked controlled value updates while an Input Method Editor (IME) was composing text.
• Ensures that Chinese (and other IME-based) characters appear immediately in the “Fuzzy Search Model Name” field.
• No change to downstream filtering logic—`searchValue` continues to drive model list filtering as before.
Files affected:
web/src/hooks/model-pricing/useModelPricingData.js
* Add `searchValue` to every dependency array in `usePricingFilterCounts`
to ensure group/vendor/tag counts and disabled states update dynamically
while performing fuzzy search.
* Refactor `PricingTopSection` search box into a controlled component:
- Accept `searchValue` prop and bind it to `Input.value`
- Extend memo dependencies to include `searchValue`
This keeps the UI in sync with state changes triggered by `handleChange`.
* Guarantee that `resetPricingFilters` clears the search field by
leveraging the new controlled input.
As a result, sidebar counters/disabled states now react to search input,
and the “Reset” button fully restores default filters without leaving the
search term visible.
Summary
• Ensure “Group Ratio” shows correctly when “All” groups are selected.
• Eliminate redundant price calculations in both card and table views.
Details
1. PricingCardView.jsx
• Removed obsolete renderPriceInfo function.
• Calculate priceData once per model and reuse for header price string and footer ratio block.
• Display priceData.usedGroupRatio as the group ratio fallback.
2. PricingTableColumns.js
• Introduced WeakMap-based cache (getPriceData) to compute priceData only once per row.
• Updated ratioColumn & priceColumn to reuse cached priceData.
• Now displays priceData.usedGroupRatio, preventing empty cells for “All” group.
Benefits
• Correct visual output for group ratio across all views.
• Reduced duplicate calculations, improving render performance.
• Removed dead code, keeping components clean and maintainable.
- Added a check for MySQL charset/collation to ensure compatibility with Chinese characters during database initialization.
- Updated SQLite busy timeout from 5000ms to 30000ms for improved performance.
- Removed commented-out PostgreSQL migration logic for clarity.
- Add new Forbidden page at /forbidden (`web/src/pages/Forbidden/index.js`)
- Use Semi-UI Empty with IllustrationNoAccess (250x250)
- Update i18n description to: '您无权访问此页面,请联系管理员~'
- Align visual style with existing 404 page
- Introduce `AdminRoute` in `web/src/helpers/auth.js`
- Use `UserContext`/localStorage; redirect to `/forbidden` when `!user` or `user.role < 10`
- Protect console/admin routes with `AdminRoute` and register `/forbidden` in `web/src/App.js`
- Update `web/src/i18n/locales/en.json`
- Add English translation for the new forbidden message
- Remove legacy "没有权限" entry
- Lint passes; no runtime errors observed
- Switch Collapse from controlled (activeKey) to uncontrolled (defaultActiveKey) so user toggling works
- Add a stable key to reset Collapse state when tab/category changes
- Default all panels to collapsed via defaultActiveKey: []
- Preserve Panel itemKey for consistent behavior
- No linter errors introduced
Scope: web/src/components/table/channels/modals/ModelSelectModal.jsx
- Truncate long labels via pure CSS and always show full text in a Tooltip
- Ensure the right-side Tag is never truncated and remains fully visible
- Simplify implementation: remove overflow detection and ResizeObserver
- Use minimal markup with sbg-button/sbg-inner/sbg-label to enable shrinking
- Add global rules to allow `.semi-button-content` to shrink and ellipsize
Files:
- web/src/components/common/ui/SelectableButtonGroup.jsx
- web/src/index.css
No API changes; visuals improved and code complexity reduced.
Frontend
- Models table (model management):
- Render billing types with the same segmented list component (renderLimitedItems) used by tags and endpoints
- Display quota_types as an array with capped items (maxDisplay: 3) and graceful fallback for unknown types
- Pricing view (unchanged by request):
- Revert to single-value quota_type rendering and sorter
- Keep ratio display logic based on quota_type only
Files
- web/src/components/table/models/ModelsColumnDefs.js
- web/src/components/table/model-pricing/view/table/PricingTableColumns.js
Notes
- This commit only adjusts the model management UI rendering; pricing views remain as-is
Backend
- Add GetBoundChannelsByModelsMap to batch-fetch bound channels via a single JOIN (Distinct), compatible with SQLite/MySQL/PostgreSQL
- Replace per-record enrichment with a single-pass enrichModels to avoid N+1 queries; compute unions for prefix/suffix/contains matches in memory
- Change Model.QuotaType to QuotaTypes []int and expose quota_types in responses
- Add GetModelQuotaTypes for cached O(1) lookups; exact models return a single-element array
- Sort quota_types for stable output order
- Remove unused code: GetModelByName, GetBoundChannels, GetBoundChannelsForModels, FindModelByNameWithRule, buildPrefixes, buildSuffixes
- Clean up redundant comments, keeping concise and readable code
Frontend
- Models table: switch to quota_types, render multiple billing modes ([0], [1], [0,1], future values supported)
- Pricing table: switch to quota_types; ratio display now checks quota_types.includes(0); array rendering for billing tags
Compatibility
- SQL uses standard JOIN/IN/Distinct; works across SQLite/MySQL/PostgreSQL
- Lint passes; no DB schema changes (quota_types is a JSON response field only)
Breaking Change
- API field renamed: quota_type -> quota_types (array). Update clients accordingly.
Why
Previous versions created single-column UNIQUE constraints (`models.model_name`, `vendors.name`).
After introducing composite indexes on `(model_name, deleted_at)` and `(name, deleted_at)` for soft-delete support, those legacy constraints could still exist in user databases.
When a record was soft-deleted and re-inserted with the same name, MySQL raised `Error 1062 … for key 'models.model_name'`.
What
• In `migrateDB` and `migrateDBFast` paths of `model/main.go`, proactively drop:
– `models.uk_model_name` and fallback `models.model_name`
– `vendors.uk_vendor_name` and fallback `vendors.name`
• Keeps existing helper `dropIndexIfExists` to ensure the operation is MySQL-only and error-free when indexes are already absent.
Result
Startup migration now removes every possible legacy UNIQUE index, ensuring composite index strategy works correctly.
Users can soft-delete and recreate models/vendors with identical names without hitting duplicate-entry errors.
Summary
-------
1. **Backend**
• `model/model_meta.go`
– Add `GetBoundChannelsForModels([]string)` to retrieve channels for multiple models in a single SQL (`IN (?)`) and deduplicate with `GROUP BY`.
• `controller/model_meta.go`
– In non-exact `fillModelExtra`:
– Remove per-model `GetBoundChannels` calls.
– Collect matched model names, then call `GetBoundChannelsForModels` once and merge results into `channelSet`.
– Minor cleanup on loop logic; channel aggregation now happens after quota/group/endpoint processing.
Impact
------
• Eliminates N+1 query pattern for prefix/suffix/contains rules.
• Reduces DB round-trips from *N + 1* to **1**, markedly speeding up the model-management list load.
• Keeps existing `GetBoundChannels` API intact for single-model scenarios; no breaking changes.
Summary
-------
1. **Backend**
• `model/model_meta.go`
– Add `MatchedModels []string` and `MatchedCount int` (ignored by GORM) to expose matching details in API responses.
• `controller/model_meta.go`
– When processing prefix/suffix/contains rules in `fillModelExtra`, collect every matched model name, fill `MatchedModels`, and calculate `MatchedCount`.
2. **Frontend**
• `web/src/components/table/models/ModelsColumnDefs.js`
– Import `Tooltip`.
– Enhance `renderNameRule` to:
– Display tag text like “前缀 5个模型” for non-exact rules.
– Show a tooltip listing all matched model names on hover.
Impact
------
Users now see the total number of concrete models aggregated under each prefix/suffix/contains rule and can inspect the exact list via tooltip, improving transparency in model management.
Summary
-------
1. **Backend**
• `controller/model_meta.go`
– For prefix/suffix/contains rules, aggregate endpoints, bound channels, enable groups, and quota types across all matched models.
– When mixed billing types are detected, return `quota_type = -1` (unknown) instead of defaulting to volume-based.
2. **Frontend**
• `web/src/helpers/utils.js`
– `calculateModelPrice` now handles `quota_type = -1`, returning placeholder `'-'`.
• `web/src/components/table/model-pricing/view/card/PricingCardView.jsx`
– Billing tag logic updated: displays “按次计费” (times), “按量计费” (volume), or `'-'` for unknown.
• `web/src/components/table/model-pricing/view/table/PricingTableColumns.js`
– `renderQuotaType` shows “未知” for unknown billing type.
• `web/src/components/table/models/ModelsColumnDefs.js`
– Unified `renderQuotaType` to return `'-'` when type is unknown.
• `web/src/components/table/model-pricing/modal/components/ModelPricingTable.jsx`
– Group price table honors unknown billing type; pricing columns show `'-'` and neutral tag color.
3. **Utilities**
• Added safe fallback colours/tags for unknown billing type across affected components.
Impact
------
• Ensures correct data aggregation for non-exact model matches.
• Prevents UI from implying volume billing when actual type is ambiguous.
• Provides consistent placeholder display (`'-'` or “未知”) across cards, tables and modals.
No breaking API changes; frontend gracefully handles legacy values.
Summary:
• Updated `helpers/utils.js` to display the “group” label without a colon, ensuring consistent typography with other price elements.
Details:
1. `formatPriceInfo`
– Changed `{t('分组')}:` to `{t('分组')}` for a cleaner look.
– Keeps spacing intact between label and selected group name.
2. No functional impact; purely visual polish.
Summary:
• Updated `PricingTopSection.jsx` to conditionally render `PricingVendorIntroWithSkeleton` only when `isMobile` is false.
Details:
1. Wrapped vendor-intro block in `!isMobile` check, preventing unnecessary content on small screens.
2. Kept desktop experience unchanged; no impact on other features.
3. Lint check passed with no new issues.
Result:
Cleaner mobile UI with improved performance and visual focus.
Overview:
• Introduced a new “Model Tag” filter across pricing screens
• Refactored `usePricingFilterCounts` to eliminate duplicated logic
• Improved tag handling to be case-insensitive and deduplicated
• Extended utilities to reset & persist the new filter
Details:
1. Added `filterTag` state to `useModelPricingData` and integrated it into all filtering paths.
2. Created reusable `PricingTags` component using `SelectableButtonGroup`.
3. Incorporated tag filter into `PricingSidebar` and mobile `PricingFilterModal`, including reset support.
4. Enhanced `resetPricingFilters` (helpers/utils) to restore tag filter defaults.
5. Refactored `usePricingFilterCounts.js`:
• Centralized predicate `matchesFilters` to remove redundancy
• Normalized tag parsing via `normalizeTags` helper
• Memoized model subsets with concise filter calls
6. Updated lints – zero errors after refactor.
Result:
Users can now filter models by custom tags with consistent UX, and internal logic is cleaner, faster, and easier to extend.
Previously, the card view displayed a “-” whenever a model had no custom tags,
because `renderLimitedItems` returned a dash for an empty array.
Now the function is only invoked when `customTags.length > 0`, removing the
unwanted placeholder and keeping the UI clean.
File affected:
- web/src/components/table/model-pricing/view/card/PricingCardView.jsx
- Added unique keys for JSONEditor components to ensure proper re-rendering based on channelId.
- Implemented input reset to clear previous JSON field values when the modal is opened.
Backend:
- Model: Add `icon` field to `model.Model` (gorm: varchar(128)); auto-migrated via GORM.
- Pricing API: Extend `model.Pricing` with `icon` and populate from model meta in `GetPricing()`.
Frontend:
- EditModelModal: Add `icon` input (with @lobehub/icons helper link); wire into init/load/submit flows.
- ModelHeader / PricingCardView: Prefer rendering `model.icon`; fallback to `vendor_icon`; final fallback to initials avatar.
- Models table: Add leading “Icon” column, rendering `model.icon` or `vendor` icon via `getLobeHubIcon`.
Notes:
- Backward-compatible. Existing data without `icon` remain unaffected.
- No manual SQL needed; column is added by AutoMigrate.
Affected files:
- model/model_meta.go
- model/pricing.go
- web/src/components/table/models/modals/EditModelModal.jsx
- web/src/components/table/model-pricing/modal/components/ModelHeader.jsx
- web/src/components/table/model-pricing/view/card/PricingCardView.jsx
- web/src/components/table/models/ModelsColumnDefs.js
- Replace custom dots with Semi Badge types (success/danger/warning); add compact Progress bars
- Remove pie chart and related deps/config; move total key count and mode tags into the modal title
- Rework header using Row/Col; three equal stat cards (enabled/manual-disabled/auto-disabled)
- Integrate toolbar into Table title; wrap content with Card; use Table’s native empty state
- Make “Enable All” conditional (hidden when all keys are enabled), mirroring “Disable All”
- Unify numeric typography (current/total same size) for better readability
- Default page size set to 10; fallback to 10 when backend page_size is absent; page-size options: 10/20/50/100
- Cleanup imports and dead code (remove VChart and pie-spec logic)
- Minor spacing polish (extra bottom margin before table), no footer buttons
- Tokens/Users tables:
- Replaced status Switch with explicit Enable/Disable buttons in the operation column
- Unified button styles with Channels/Models (Disable: danger + small; Enable: default + small)
- Status column now shows a small Tag only; standardized labels (Enabled/Disabled/etc.); removed usage info
- New "Remaining/Total Quota" column:
- Wrapped in a white Tag; shows Remaining/Total with a progress bar
- Replaced Tooltip with Popover; contents use Typography.Paragraph with copyable values
- Copyable content excludes percentages (only numeric quota values are copied)
- Added padding to Popover content for better readability
- Tokens specifics:
- For unlimited quota, show a white Tag "Unlimited quota" with a Popover that displays copyable "Used quota"
- Cleanup:
- Removed Switch imports/handlers and unused code paths
- Eliminated console logs and redundant flags; simplified chats parsing
- Removed quota calculations from status renderers
Files:
- web/src/components/table/tokens/TokensColumnDefs.js
- web/src/components/table/users/UsersColumnDefs.js
Replace legacy single-column unique indexes with composite unique indexes on
(name, deleted_at) and introduce a safe index drop utility to eliminate
duplicate-key errors and noisy MySQL 1091 warnings.
WHAT
• model/model_meta.go
- Model.ModelName → `uniqueIndex:uk_model_name,priority:1`
- Model.DeletedAt → `index; uniqueIndex:uk_model_name,priority:2`
• model/vendor_meta.go
- Vendor.Name → `uniqueIndex:uk_vendor_name,priority:1`
- Vendor.DeletedAt → `index; uniqueIndex:uk_vendor_name,priority:2`
• model/main.go
- Add `dropIndexIfExists(table, index)`:
• Checks `information_schema.statistics`
• Drops index only when present (avoids Error 1091)
- Invoke helper in `migrateDB` & `migrateDBFast`
- Remove direct `ALTER TABLE … DROP INDEX …` calls
WHY
• Users received `Error 1062 (23000)` when re-creating a soft-deleted
model/vendor because the old unique index enforced uniqueness on name alone.
• Directly dropping nonexistent indexes caused MySQL `Error 1091` noise.
HOW
• Composite unique indexes `(model_name, deleted_at)` / `(name, deleted_at)`
respect GORM soft deletes.
• Safe helper ensures idempotent migrations across environments.
RESULT
• Users can now delete and re-add the same model or vendor without manual SQL.
• Startup migration runs quietly across MySQL, PostgreSQL, and SQLite.
• No behavior changes for existing data beyond index updates.
TEST
1. Add model “deepseek-chat” → delete (soft) → re-add → success.
2. Add vendor “DeepSeek” → delete (soft) → re-add → success.
3. Restart service twice → no duplicate key or 1091 errors.
* Added full GNU Affero General Public License v3 header at the top of `JSONEditor.js`.
* Removed unused `IconCode` and `IconRefresh` imports to eliminate dead code.
* Set `closeIcon={null}` and applied `!rounded-md` class for `Banner`, improving visual consistency and preventing unintended dismissal.
* Normalized whitespace and line-breaks for better readability and lint compliance.
Ensure models and vendors can be re-created after soft deletion by switching to composite unique indexes on (name, deleted_at) and cleaning up legacy single-column unique indexes on MySQL.
Why
- MySQL raised 1062 duplicate key errors when re-adding a soft-deleted model/vendor because the legacy unique index enforced uniqueness on the name column alone (uk_model_name / uk_vendor_name), despite soft deletes.
- Users encountered errors such as:
- Error 1062 (23000): Duplicate entry 'deepseek-chat' for key 'models.uk_model_name'
- Error 1062 (23000): Duplicate entry 'DeepSeek' for key 'vendors.uk_vendor_name'
How
- Model indices:
- model/model_meta.go:
- Model.ModelName → gorm: uniqueIndex:uk_model_name,priority:1
- Model.DeletedAt → gorm: index; uniqueIndex:uk_model_name,priority:2
- Vendor indices:
- model/vendor_meta.go:
- Vendor.Name → gorm: uniqueIndex:uk_vendor_name,priority:1
- Vendor.DeletedAt → gorm: index; uniqueIndex:uk_vendor_name,priority:2
- Migration (automatic, idempotent):
- model/main.go (migrateDB, migrateDBFast):
- On MySQL, drop legacy single-column unique indexes if present:
- ALTER TABLE models DROP INDEX uk_model_name;
- ALTER TABLE vendors DROP INDEX uk_vendor_name;
- Then run AutoMigrate to create composite unique indexes.
- Missing-index errors are ignored to keep the migration safe to run multiple times.
Result
- Users can delete and re-add the same model/vendor name without manual SQL.
- Migration runs automatically at startup; no user action required.
- PostgreSQL and SQLite remain unaffected.
Files changed
- model/model_meta.go
- model/vendor_meta.go
- model/main.go (migrateDB, migrateDBFast)
Testing
- Create model "deepseek-chat" → delete (soft) → re-create → succeeds.
- Create vendor "DeepSeek" → delete (soft) → re-create → succeeds.
Backward compatibility
- Data remains intact; only index definitions are updated.
- Behavior is unchanged except for fixing the uniqueness constraint with soft deletes.
* Integrate `useIsMobile` hook to detect mobile devices.
* Pagination now automatically:
* sets `size="small"` on mobile screens
* enables `showQuickJumper` for quicker navigation on small screens
* Desktop behaviour remains unchanged.
This commit updates the quick-fill endpoint templates used in the model and pre-fill group editors:
• `EditModelModal.jsx`
• `EditPrefillGroupModal.jsx`
Key changes
1. Added missing default endpoints defined in `common/endpoint_defaults.go`.
- `openai-response`
- `gemini`
- `jina-rerank`
2. Ensured each template entry includes both `path` and `method` for clarity.
Benefits
• Provides one-click access to every built-in upstream endpoint, reducing manual input.
• Keeps the UI definitions in sync with backend defaults, preventing mismatch errors.
Problem
Choosing a different token-group in the pricing sidebar only updated the filter but did **not** refresh the displayed group ratio in both the Table (`@table/`) and Card (`@card/`) views. The callback used by the sidebar changed `filterGroup` yet left `selectedGroup` untouched, so ratio columns/cards kept showing the previous value.
Solution
• `PricingSidebar.jsx`
– Accept new prop `handleGroupClick` (from `useModelPricingData`).
– Forward this callback to `PricingGroups` (`setFilterGroup={handleGroupClick}`) while retaining `setFilterGroup` for reset logic.
– Keeps both `filterGroup` filtering and `selectedGroup` state in sync via the single unified handler.
Result
Switching groups in the sidebar now simultaneously updates:
1. the model list filtering, and
2. the ratio information shown in both pricing Table and Card views.
No UI/UX regression; linter passes.
The sidebar’s admin section now displays “Channel Management” before “Model Management” to better reflect common user workflows and improve navigation clarity.
Details:
• Updated `web/src/components/layout/SiderBar.js`
– Re-ordered items in `adminItems` array so `channel` precedes `models`.
• No logic or route changes; this is purely a UI ordering adjustment.
This change enhances usability for administrators by presenting frequently accessed channel settings first.
Changes
1. ModelPricingTable.jsx
• Compute `autoChain` as the intersection of `autoGroups` and the model’s `enable_groups` (order preserved).
• Display the chain banner only when `autoChain.length > 0`; banner shows the reduced path (e.g. `a → c → e`).
• Dropped obsolete `selectedGroup` prop; all callers updated.
2. ModelDetailSideSheet.jsx / PricingPage.jsx
• Removed forwarding of deleted `selectedGroup` prop.
Outcome
– “Auto group routing” appears only for models that actually participate in the chain, avoiding empty or irrelevant banners.
– Codebase simplified by eliminating an unused prop.
Detailed changes
Backend
• `controller/pricing.go` now includes `auto_groups` in `/api/pricing` response, sourced from `setting.AutoGroups`.
Frontend
• `useModelPricingData.js`
– Parses `auto_groups` and exposes `autoGroups` state.
• `PricingPage.jsx` → `ModelDetailSideSheet.jsx` → `ModelPricingTable.jsx`
– Thread `autoGroups` through component tree.
• `ModelPricingTable.jsx`
– Removes deprecated `getGroupDescription` / `Tooltip`.
– Filters out `auto` when building price table rows.
– Renders a descriptive banner: “auto 分组调用链路 → auto → group1 → …”, clarifying fallback order without showing prices.
• Minor i18n tweak: adds `auto分组调用链路` key for the banner text.
Why
Users were confused by the “auto” tag appearing alongside regular groups with no price.
This change:
1. Makes the routing chain explicit.
2. Keeps the pricing table focused on billable groups.
No breaking API changes; existing clients can ignore the new `auto_groups` field.
- Updated the model list to include various gpt-5 variants.
- Enhanced the ConvertOpenAIRequest function to handle gpt-5 model temperature settings based on specific model prefixes.
- Adjusted default cache and model ratios for new gpt-5 models.
- Added support to fetch and render “model prefill groups” in `EditChannelModal.jsx`
- Users can now click a group button to instantly merge that group’s models into the models Select
- Mirrors the prefill-group UX used for tags/endpoints in `EditModelModal.jsx`
Details
- UI/UX:
- Renders one button per model group inside the models field’s extra actions
- Clicking a button merges its items into the selected models (trimmed, deduplicated), updating immediately
- Non-destructive and works alongside existing actions (fill related/all models, fetch upstream, clear, copy)
- API:
- GET `/api/prefill_group?type=model`
- Handles `items` as either an array or a JSON string array for robustness
- If request fails or returns no groups, buttons are simply not shown
- i18n:
- Reuses existing i18n; group names come from backend and are displayed as-is
- Performance:
- Simple set merge; negligible overhead
- Backward compatibility:
- No changes required on the backend or elsewhere; feature is additive
- Testing (manual):
1) Open channel modal (new or edit) and navigate to the Models section
2) Confirm model group buttons render when groups are configured
3) Click a group button → models Select updates with merged models (no duplicates)
4) Verify other actions (fill related/all, fetch upstream, clear, copy) still work
5) Close/reopen modal → state resets as expected
Implementation
- `web/src/components/table/channels/modals/EditChannelModal.jsx`
- Added `modelGroups` state and `fetchModelGroups()` (GET `/api/prefill_group?type=model`)
- Invoked `fetchModelGroups()` when the modal opens
- Rendered group buttons in the models Select `extraText`, merging group items into current selection
Chore
- Verified no new linter errors were introduced.
- Move model price column to fixed right position
- Convert endpoint types column from fixed to regular column
- Reorder columns: endpoint types now appears before ratio column
- Improve table layout and user experience for pricing data viewing
Changes made to web/src/components/table/model-pricing/view/table/PricingTableColumns.js:
* Removed `fixed: 'right'` from endpointColumn
* Added `fixed: 'right'` to priceColumn
* Updated column order in the columns array
- Why:
- Eliminate `gorm.io/datatypes` for a single field and fix scan errors when drivers return JSON as string.
- Prevent JSONEditor manual mode from locking on invalid JSON and from appending stray characters after “Fill Template”.
- What:
- Backend (`model/prefill_group.go`):
- Replaced `datatypes.JSON` with `JSONValue` (based on `json.RawMessage`) for `PrefillGroup.Items`.
- Implemented `sql.Scanner` and `driver.Valuer` to accept both `[]byte` and `string`.
- Implemented `MarshalJSON`/`UnmarshalJSON` to preserve raw JSON in API without base64.
- Converted comments to Chinese.
- Frontend (`web/src/components/common/ui/JSONEditor.js`):
- Added `manualText` buffer for manual mode to avoid input being overridden by external value.
- Only propagate `onChange` when manual text is valid JSON; otherwise show error but do not block typing.
- Safe manual-mode rendering: derive rows from `manualText` and avoid calling `split` on non-strings.
- Improved mode toggle: populate `manualText` from visual data; validate before switching back to visual.
- Fixed “Fill Template” to sync `manualText`, `jsonData`, and `onChange` to avoid stray trailing characters.
- Impact:
- Resolves: “unsupported Scan, storing driver.Value type string into type *json.RawMessage”.
- Resolves: `value.split is not a function` in manual mode.
- Resolves: extra `s` appended after inserting template.
- API shape and DB column type remain the same (`gorm:"type:json"`); no `go.mod` changes.
- Lints pass for modified files.
Files changed:
- model/prefill_group.go
- web/src/components/common/ui/JSONEditor.js
- Why:
- Avoid introducing `gorm.io/datatypes` for a single field.
- Align with existing pattern (`ChannelInfo`, `Properties`) using `Scanner`/`Valuer`.
- Fix runtime error when drivers return JSON as string.
- What:
- Introduced `JSONValue` (based on `json.RawMessage`) implementing `sql.Scanner` and `driver.Valuer`, with `MarshalJSON`/`UnmarshalJSON` to preserve raw JSON in API.
- Updated `PrefillGroup.Items` to use `JSONValue` with `gorm:"type:json"`.
- Localized comments in `model/prefill_group.go` to Chinese.
- Impact:
- Resolves “unsupported Scan, storing driver.Value type string into type *json.RawMessage”.
- Works with MySQL/Postgres/SQLite whether JSON is returned as `[]byte` or `string`.
- API and DB schema remain unchanged; no `go.mod` changes; lints pass.
Files changed:
- model/prefill_group.go
- Why: Avoid adding `gorm.io/datatypes` for a single field; the rest of the codebase does not use it, and using the standard library keeps dependencies lean.
- What:
- Switched `PrefillGroup.Items` from `datatypes.JSON` to `json.RawMessage`.
- Updated imports in `model/prefill_group.go` to use `encoding/json` and removed the unused `gorm.io/datatypes`.
- Preserved `gorm:"type:json"` so DB column behavior remains the same.
- Impact:
- API response/request shape for `items` remains unchanged (still JSON).
- DB schema behavior is unchanged; GORM migration continues to handle the field as JSON.
- No other references to `datatypes` exist; no `go.mod` changes needed.
- Lints pass for the modified file.
Files changed:
- model/prefill_group.go
No breaking changes.
- Move `items` field (`JSONEditor` for endpoint type, `Form.TagInput` otherwise) into the first “Basic Information” card
- Remove the second “Content Configuration” card and its header; consolidate to a single-card layout
- Preserve form initialization, validation, and submit logic; API payload structure remains unchanged
- Improves clarity and reduces visual clutter without altering behavior
- Lint passes
Affected file:
- `web/src/components/table/models/modals/EditPrefillGroupModal.jsx`
No breaking changes.
- Why
- Needed to separate help text from action buttons in JSONEditor for better layout and UX.
- Models table should robustly render both new object-based endpoint mappings and legacy arrays.
- Columns should re-render when vendor map changes.
- Minor import cleanups for consistency.
- What
- JSONEditor.js
- Added optional prop extraFooter to render content below the extraText divider.
- Kept extraText rendered via Divider; extraFooter appears on the next line for clear separation.
- EditModelModal.jsx
- Moved endpoint group buttons from extraText into extraFooter to display under the helper text.
- Kept merge-logic: group items are merged into current endpoints JSON with key override semantics.
- Consolidated lucide-react imports into a single line.
- ModelsColumnDefs.js
- Made endpoint renderer resilient:
- Supports object-based JSON (keys as endpoint types) and legacy array format.
- Displays keys/items as tags and limits the number shown; uses stringToColor for visual consistency.
- Consolidated Semi UI imports into a single line.
- ModelsTable.jsx
- Fixed columns memoization dependency to include vendorMap, ensuring re-render when vendor data changes.
- Notes
- Backward-compatible: extraFooter is additive; existing JSONEditor usage remains unchanged.
- No API changes to backend.
- No linter errors introduced.
- Files touched
- web/src/components/common/ui/JSONEditor.js
- web/src/components/table/models/modals/EditModelModal.jsx
- web/src/components/table/models/ModelsColumnDefs.js
- web/src/components/table/models/ModelsTable.jsx
- Impact
- Clearer UI for endpoint editing (buttons now below helper text).
- Correct endpoints display for object-based mappings in models list.
- More reliable reactivity when vendor data updates.
Backend (Go)
- Include custom endpoints in each model’s SupportedEndpointTypes by parsing Model.Endpoints (JSON) and appending keys alongside native endpoint types.
- Build a global supportedEndpointMap map[string]EndpointInfo{path, method} by:
- Seeding with native defaults.
- Overriding/adding from models.endpoints (accepts string path → default POST, or {path, method}).
- Expose supported_endpoint at the top level of /api/pricing (vendors-like), removing per-model duplication.
- Fix default path for EndpointTypeOpenAIResponse to /v1/responses.
- Keep concurrency/caching for pricing retrieval intact.
Frontend (React)
- Fetch supported_endpoint in useModelPricingData and propagate to PricingPage → ModelDetailSideSheet → ModelEndpoints.
- ModelEndpoints
- Resolve path+method via endpointMap; replace {model} with actual model name.
- Fix mobile visibility; always show path and HTTP method.
- JSONEditor
- Wrap with Form.Slot to inherit form layout; simplify visual styles.
- Use Tabs for “Visual” / “Manual” modes.
- Unify editors: key-value editor now supports nested JSON:
- “+” to convert a primitive into an object and add nested fields.
- Add “Convert to value” for two‑way toggle back from object.
- Stable key rename without reordering rows; new rows append at bottom.
- Use Row/Col grid for clean alignment; region editor uses Form.Slot + grid.
- Editing flows
- EditModelModal / EditPrefillGroupModal use JSONEditor (editorType='object') for endpoint mappings.
- PrefillGroupManagement renders endpoint group items by JSON keys.
Data expectations / compatibility
- models.endpoints should be a JSON object mapping endpoint type → string path or {path, method}. Strings default to POST.
- No schema changes; existing TEXT field continues to store JSON.
QA
- /api/pricing now returns custom endpoint types and global supported_endpoint.
- UI shows both native and custom endpoints; paths/methods render on mobile; nested editing works and preserves order.
Add visual distinction for enabled/disabled models by applying different
background colors to table rows based on model status. This implementation
follows the same pattern used in ChannelsTable for consistent user experience.
Changes:
- Modified handleRow function in useModelsData.js to include row styling
- Disabled models (status !== 1) now display with gray background using
--semi-color-disabled-border CSS variable
- Enabled models (status === 1) maintain normal background color
- Preserved existing row click selection functionality
This enhancement improves the visual feedback for users to quickly identify
which models are active vs inactive in the models management interface.
This commit significantly refactors the `EditModelModal` component to streamline the user interface and enhance usability, aligning it with the interaction patterns found elsewhere in the application.
- **Consolidated Layout:** Merged the "Vendor Information" and "Feature Configuration" sections into a single "Basic Information" card. This simplifies the form, reduces clutter, and makes all settings accessible in one view.
- **Improved Prefill Groups:** Replaced the separate `Select` dropdowns for tag and endpoint groups with a more intuitive button-based system within the `extraText` of the `TagInput` components.
- **Additive Button Logic:** The prefill group buttons now operate in an additive mode. Users can click multiple group buttons to incrementally add tags or endpoints, with duplicates being automatically handled.
- **Clear Functionality:** Added "Clear" buttons for both tags and endpoints, allowing users to easily reset the fields.
- **Code Cleanup:** Removed the unused `endpointOptions` constant and unnecessary icon imports (`Building`, `Settings`) to keep the codebase clean.
Summary
• Backend
– Moved duplicate-name validation and total vendor-count aggregation from controllers (`controller/model_meta.go`, `controller/vendor_meta.go`, `controller/prefill_group.go`) to model layer (`model/model_meta.go`, `model/vendor_meta.go`, `model/prefill_group.go`).
– Added `GetVendorModelCounts()` and `Is*NameDuplicated()` helpers; controllers now call these instead of duplicating queries.
– API response for `/api/models` now returns `vendor_counts` with per-vendor totals across all pages, plus `all` summary.
– Removed redundant checks and unused imports, eliminating `go vet` warnings.
• Frontend
– `useModelsData.js` updated to consume backend-supplied `vendor_counts`, calculate the `all` total once, and drop legacy client-side counting logic.
– Simplified initial data flow: first render now triggers only one models request.
– Deleted obsolete `updateVendorCounts` helper and related comments.
– Ensured search flow also sets `vendorCounts`, keeping tab badges accurate.
Why
This refactor enforces single-responsibility (aggregation in model layer), delivers consistent totals irrespective of pagination, and removes redundant client queries, leading to cleaner code and better performance.
Summary
-------
1. Pricing generation
• `model/pricing.go`: skip any model whose `status != 1` when building
`pricingMap`, ensuring disabled models are never returned to the
front-end.
2. Cache refresh placement
• `controller/model_meta.go`
– Removed `model.RefreshPricing()` from pure read handlers
(`GetAllModelsMeta`, `SearchModelsMeta`).
– Kept refresh only in mutating handlers
(`Create`, `Update`, `Delete`), guaranteeing data is updated
immediately after an admin change while avoiding redundant work
on every read.
Result
------
Front-end no longer receives information about disabled models, and
pricing cache refreshes occur exactly when model data is modified,
improving efficiency and consistency.
Summary
-------
This commit unifies soft-delete behaviour across meta tables and
introduces an in-memory cache for model pricing look-ups to improve
throughput under high concurrency.
Details
-------
Soft-delete consistency
• PrefillGroup / Vendor / Model
– Added `gorm.DeletedAt` field with `json:"-" gorm:"index"`.
– Replaced plain `uniqueIndex` with partial unique indexes
`uniqueIndex:<name>,where:deleted_at IS NULL`
allowing duplicate keys after logical deletion while preserving
uniqueness for active rows.
• Imports updated to include `gorm.io/gorm`.
• JSON output now hides `deleted_at`, matching existing tables.
High-throughput pricing cache
• model/pricing.go
– Added thread-safe maps `modelEnableGroups` & `modelQuotaTypeMap`
plus RW-mutex for O(1) access.
– `updatePricing()` now refreshes these maps alongside `pricingMap`.
• model/model_extra.go
– Rewrote `GetModelEnableGroups` & `GetModelQuotaType` to read from
the new maps, falling back to automatic refresh via `GetPricing()`.
Misc
• Retained `RefreshPricing()` helper for immediate cache invalidation
after admin actions.
• All modified files pass linter; no breaking DB migrations required
(handled by AutoMigrate).
Result
------
– Soft-delete logic is transparent, safe, and allows record “revival”.
– Pricing-related queries are now constant-time, reducing CPU usage and
latency under load.
Why:
• The vendor list API is separate from the models API, causing the “Vendor” column in `ModelsTable` to flash (rendering `'-'` first, then updating) after the table finishes loading.
• This visual jump degrades the user experience.
What:
• Updated `web/src/hooks/models/useModelsData.js`
– In the initial `useEffect`, vendors are fetched first with `loadVendors()` and awaited.
– Only after vendors are ready do we call `loadModels()`, ensuring `vendorMap` is populated before the table renders.
Outcome:
• The table now renders with complete vendor data on first paint, removing the flicker and providing a smoother UI.
- Update PricingCardSkeleton grid classes from 'sm:grid-cols-2 lg:grid-cols-3'
to 'xl:grid-cols-2 2xl:grid-cols-3' to match PricingCardView layout
- Ensures consistent column count between skeleton and actual content
at same screen sizes
- Improves loading state visual consistency across different breakpoints
- **Backend Changes:**
- Refactor pricing API to return separate vendors array with ID-based model references
- Remove redundant vendor_name/vendor_icon fields from pricing records, use vendor_id only
- Add vendor_description to pricing response for frontend display
- Maintain 1-minute cache protection for pricing endpoint security
- **Frontend Data Flow:**
- Update useModelPricingData hook to build vendorsMap from API response
- Enhance model records with vendor info during data processing
- Pass vendorsMap through component hierarchy for consistent vendor data access
- **UI Component Replacements:**
- Replace PricingCategories with PricingVendors component for vendor-based filtering
- Replace PricingCategoryIntro with PricingVendorIntro in header section
- Remove all model category related components and logic
- **Header Improvements:**
- Implement vendor intro with real backend data (name, icon, description)
- Add text collapsible feature (2-line limit with expand/collapse functionality)
- Support carousel animation for "All Vendors" view with vendor icon rotation
- **Model Detail Modal Enhancements:**
- Update ModelHeader to use real vendor icons via getLobeHubIcon()
- Move tags from header to ModelBasicInfo content area to avoid SideSheet title width constraints
- Display only custom tags from backend with stringToColor() for consistent styling
- Use Space component with wrap property for proper tag layout
- **Table View Optimizations:**
- Integrate RenderUtils for description and tags columns
- Implement renderLimitedItems for tags (max 3 visible, +x popover for overflow)
- Use renderDescription for text truncation with tooltip support
- **Filter Logic Updates:**
- Vendor filter shows disabled options instead of hiding when no models match
- Include "Unknown Vendor" category for models without vendor information
- Remove all hardcoded vendor descriptions, use real backend data
- **Code Quality:**
- Fix import paths after component relocation
- Remove unused model category utilities and hardcoded mappings
- Ensure consistent vendor data usage across all pricing views
- Maintain backward compatibility with existing pricing calculation logic
This refactor provides a more scalable vendor-based architecture while eliminating
data redundancy and improving user experience with real-time backend data integration.
Add flexible model name matching system to support different matching patterns:
Backend changes:
- Add `name_rule` field to Model struct with 4 matching types:
* 0: Exact match (default)
* 1: Prefix match
* 2: Contains match
* 3: Suffix match
- Implement `FindModelByNameWithRule` function with priority order:
exact > prefix > suffix > contains
- Add database migration for new `name_rule` column
Frontend changes:
- Add "Match Type" column in models table with colored tags
- Add name rule selector in create/edit modal with validation
- Auto-set exact match and disable selection for preconfigured models
- Add explanatory text showing priority order
- Support i18n for all new UI elements
This enables users to define model patterns once and reuse configurations
across similar models, reducing repetitive setup while maintaining exact
match priority for specific overrides.
Closes: #[issue-number]
Summary
• Backend
1. model/model_meta.go
– Added `QuotaType` field to `Model` struct (JSON only, gorm `-`).
2. model/model_groups.go
– Implemented `GetModelQuotaType(modelName)` leveraging cached pricing map.
3. controller/model_meta.go
– Enhanced `fillModelExtra` to populate `QuotaType` using new helper.
• Frontend
1. web/src/components/table/models/ModelsColumnDefs.js
– Introduced `renderQuotaType` helper that visualises billing mode with coloured tags (`teal = per-call`, `violet = per-token`).
– Added “计费类型” column (`quota_type`) to models table.
Why
Providing the billing mode alongside existing pricing/group information gives administrators instant visibility into whether each model is priced per call or per token, aligning UI with new backend metadata.
Notes
No database migration required – `quota_type` is transient, delivered via API. Frontend labels/colours can be adjusted via i18n or theme tokens if necessary.
- Add new PrefillGroup model with CRUD operations
* Support for model, tag, and endpoint group types
* JSON storage for group items with GORM datatypes
* Automatic database migration support
- Implement backend API endpoints
* GET /api/prefill_group - List groups by type with admin auth
* POST /api/prefill_group - Create new groups
* PUT /api/prefill_group - Update existing groups
* DELETE /api/prefill_group/:id - Delete groups
- Add comprehensive frontend management interface
* PrefillGroupManagement component for group listing
* EditPrefillGroupModal for group creation/editing
* Integration with EditModelModal for auto-filling
* Responsive design with CardTable and SideSheet
- Enhance model editing workflow
* Tag group selection with auto-fill functionality
* Endpoint group selection with auto-fill functionality
* Seamless integration with existing model forms
- Create reusable UI components
* Extract common rendering utilities to models/ui/
* Shared renderLimitedItems and renderDescription functions
* Consistent styling across all model-related components
- Improve user experience
* Empty state illustrations matching existing patterns
* Fixed column positioning for operation buttons
* Item content display with +x indicators for overflow
* Tooltip support for long descriptions
Backend
• model/model_meta.go
– Added `EnableGroups []string` to Model struct
– fillModelExtra now populates EnableGroups
• model/model_groups.go
– New helper `GetModelEnableGroups` (reuses Pricing cache)
• model/pricing_refresh.go
– Added `RefreshPricing()` to force immediate cache rebuild
• controller/model_meta.go
– `GetAllModelsMeta` & `SearchModelsMeta` call `model.RefreshPricing()` before querying, ensuring groups / endpoints are up-to-date
Frontend
• ModelsColumnDefs.js
– Added `renderGroups` util and “可用分组” table column displaying color-coded tags
Result
Admins can now see which user groups can access each model, and any ability/group changes are reflected instantly without the previous 1-minute delay.
Overview
• Re-designed `MissingModelsModal` to align with `ModelTestModal` and deliver a cleaner, paginated experience.
• Improved mobile responsiveness for action buttons in `ModelsActions`.
Details
1. MissingModelsModal.jsx
• Switched from `List` to `Table` for a more structured view.
• Added search bar with live keyword filtering and clear icon.
• Implemented pagination via `MODEL_TABLE_PAGE_SIZE`; auto-resets on search.
• Dynamic rendering: when no data, show unified Empty state without column header.
• Enhanced header layout with total-count subtitle and modal corner rounding.
• Removed unused `Typography.Text` import.
2. ModelsActions.jsx
• Set “Delete Selected Models” and “Missing Models” buttons to `flex-1 md:flex-initial`, placing them on the same row as “Add Model” on small screens.
Result
The “Missing Models” workflow now offers quicker discovery, a familiar table interface, and full mobile friendliness—without altering API behavior.
Highlights
• Introduced `Typography.Text` link with `IconLink` in `extraText` for the **icon** field, pointing to LobeHub’s full icon catalogue; only “请点击我” is clickable for clarity.
• Added required imports for `Typography` and `IconLink`.
• Removed unnecessary `size="large"` prop from the status `Form.Switch` to align with default form styling.
These tweaks improve user guidance when selecting vendor icons and refine the modal’s visual consistency.
Introduce a generic `renderLimitedItems` helper within `ModelsColumnDefs.js` to eliminate duplicated logic for list-style columns.
Key changes
• Added `renderLimitedItems` to handle item limiting, “+N” indicator, and popover display.
• Migrated `renderTags`, `renderEndpoints`, and `renderBoundChannels` to use the new helper.
• Removed redundant inline implementations, reducing complexity and improving readability.
• Preserved previous UX: first 3 items shown, overflow accessible via popover.
This refactor streamlines code maintenance and ensures consistent behavior across related columns.
1. EditModelModal quality-of-life
• Added comma parsing to `Form.TagInput`; users can now paste
`tag1, tag2 , tag3` to bulk-create tags.
• Updated placeholder copy to reflect the new capability.
All files pass linting; no runtime changes outside the intended UI updates.
• Removed obsolete `sidebarIconColors` map and `getItemColor` util from
SiderBar/render; all selected states now use the single CSS variable
`--semi-color-primary` for both text and icons.
• Simplified `getLucideIcon`:
– Added `Package` to Lucide imports.
– Switched “models” case to `<Package />`, avoiding duplication with
the Layers glyph.
– Replaced per-key color logic with `iconColor` derived from the new
uniform highlight color.
• Stripped any unused imports / dead code paths after the refactor.
• Lint passes; sidebar hover/focus behavior unchanged while visual
consistency is improved.
Highlights
──────────
1. Removed code duplication
• Introduced `extractItems` helper to safely unwrap API payloads.
• Simplified `getFormValues` to a single-line fallback expression.
• Replaced repeated list-extraction code in `loadModels`, `searchModels`,
and `refreshVendorCounts` with the new helper.
2. Vendor tab accuracy & performance
• Added `refreshVendorCounts` to recalc counts via a single lightweight
request; invoked only when必要 (current tab ≠ "all“) to avoid redundancy.
• `loadModels` still updates counts instantly when viewing "all", ensuring
accurate numbers on initial load and page changes.
3. Misc clean-ups
• Streamlined conditional URL building and state updates.
• Confirmed all async branches include error handling with i18n messages.
• Ran linter → zero issues.
Result: leaner, easier-to-maintain hook with correct, real-time vendor counts
and no repeated logic.
The update operation for Model previously overwrote `created_time` with zero
because GORM included every struct field in the UPDATE statement.
This commit adjusts `Model.Update()` to:
* Call `Omit("created_time")` so the creation timestamp is never modified.
* Refresh `UpdatedTime` with `common.GetTimestamp()` before persisting.
* Delegate the remainder of the struct to GORM, eliminating the need to
maintain an explicit allow-list whenever new fields are introduced.
No API contract is changed; existing CRUD endpoints continue to work
normally while data integrity for historical records is now guaranteed.
Backend
• model/model_meta.go
– Import strconv
– SearchModels: support numeric vendor ID filter vs. fuzzy name search
– Explicitly order by `models.id` to avoid “ambiguous column name: id” error
Frontend
• hooks/useModelsData.js
– Change vendor-filter API to pass vendor ID
– Automatically reload models when `activeVendorKey` changes
– Update vendor counts only when viewing “All” to preserve other tab totals
• Add missing effect in EditModelModal to refresh vendor list only when modal visible
• Other minor updates to keep lints clean
Result
Tabs now:
1. Trigger API requests on click
2. Show accurate per-vendor totals
3. Filter models without resetting other counts
Backend search handles both vendor IDs and names without SQL errors.
Backend
• Add `model/model_meta.go` and `model/vendor_meta.go` defining Model & Vendor entities with CRUD helpers, soft-delete and time stamps
• Create corresponding controllers `controller/model_meta.go`, `controller/vendor_meta.go` and register routes in `router/api-router.go`
• Auto-migrate new tables in DB startup logic
Frontend
• Build complete “Model Management” module under `/console/models`
- New pages, tables, filters, actions, hooks (`useModelsData`) and dynamic vendor tabs
- Modals `EditModelModal.jsx` & unified `EditVendorModal.jsx`; latter now uses default confirm/cancel footer and mobile-friendly modal sizing (`full-width` / `small`) via `useIsMobile`
• Update sidebar (`SiderBar.js`) and routing (`App.js`) to surface the feature
• Add helper updates (`render.js`) incl. `stringToColor`, dynamic LobeHub icon retrieval, and tag color palettes
Table UX improvements
• Replace separate status column with inline Enable / Disable buttons in operation column (matching channel table style)
• Limit visible tags to max 3; overflow represented as “+x” tag with padded `Popover` showing remaining tags
• Color all tags deterministically using `stringToColor` for consistent theming
• Change vendor column tag color to white for better contrast
Misc
• Minor layout tweaks, compact-mode toggle relocation, lint fixes and TypeScript/ESLint clean-up
These changes collectively deliver end-to-end model & vendor administration while unifying visual language across management tables.
This commit introduces a unified, maintainable solution for all model-pricing filter buttons and removes redundant code.
Key points
• Added `usePricingFilterCounts` hook
- Centralises filtering logic and returns:
- `quotaTypeModels`, `endpointTypeModels`, `dynamicCategoryCounts`, `groupCountModels`
- Keeps internal helpers private (removed public `modelsAfterCategory`).
• Updated components to consume the new hook
- `PricingSidebar.jsx`
- `FilterModalContent.jsx`
• Improved button UI/UX
- `SelectableButtonGroup.jsx` now respects `item.disabled` and auto-disables when `tagCount === 0`.
- `PricingGroups.jsx` counts models per group (after all other filters) and disables groups with zero matches.
- `PricingEndpointTypes.jsx` enumerates all endpoint types, computes filtered counts, and disables entries with zero matches.
• Removed obsolete / duplicate calculations and comments to keep components lean.
The result is consistent, real-time tag counts across all filter groups, automatic disabling of unavailable options, and a single source of truth for filter computations, making future extensions straightforward.
- **Fix SideSheet double-click issue**: Remove early return for null modelData to prevent rendering blockage during async state updates
- **Component modularization**:
- Split ModelDetailSideSheet into focused sub-components (ModelHeader, ModelBasicInfo, ModelEndpoints, ModelPricingTable)
- Refactor PricingFilterModal with FilterModalContent and FilterModalFooter components
- Remove unnecessary FilterSection wrapper for cleaner interface
- **Improve visual consistency**:
- Unify avatar/icon logic between ModelHeader and PricingCardView components
- Standardize tag colors across all pricing components (violet/teal for billing types)
- Apply consistent dashed border styling using Semi UI theme colors
- **Enhance data accuracy**:
- Display raw endpoint type names (e.g., "openai", "anthropic") instead of translated descriptions
- Remove text alignment classes for better responsive layout
- Add proper null checks to prevent runtime errors
- **Code quality improvements**:
- Reduce component complexity by 52-74% through modularization
- Improve maintainability with single responsibility principle
- Add comprehensive error handling for edge cases
This refactoring improves component reusability, reduces bundle size, and provides a more consistent user experience across the model pricing interface.
- Extract default values to DEFAULT_PRICING_FILTERS constant for centralized configuration
- Replace verbose type checks with optional chaining operator (?.) for cleaner code
- Eliminate redundant function type validations and comments
- Reduce code lines by ~50% (from 60 to 25 lines) while maintaining full functionality
- Improve code readability and follow modern JavaScript best practices
This refactoring enhances code quality without changing the function's behavior,
making it easier to maintain and modify default filter values in the future.
- Extract default values to DEFAULT_PRICING_FILTERS constant for centralized configuration
- Replace verbose type checks with optional chaining operator (?.) for cleaner code
- Eliminate redundant function type validations and comments
- Reduce code lines by ~50% (from 60 to 25 lines) while maintaining full functionality
- Improve code readability and follow modern JavaScript best practices
This refactoring enhances code quality without changing the function's behavior,
making it easier to maintain and modify default filter values in the future.
- Remove K/M switch from model price column header in pricing table
- Add "Display in K units" option to pricing display settings panel
- Update parameter passing for tokenUnit and setTokenUnit across components:
- PricingDisplaySettings: Add tokenUnit toggle functionality
- PricingSidebar: Pass tokenUnit props to display settings
- PricingFilterModal: Include tokenUnit in mobile filter modal
- Enhance resetPricingFilters utility to reset token unit to default 'M'
- Clean up PricingTableColumns by removing unused setTokenUnit parameter
- Add English translation for "按K显示单位" as "Display in K units"
This change improves UX by consolidating all display-related controls
in the filter settings panel, making the interface more organized and
the token unit setting more discoverable alongside other display options.
Affected components:
- PricingTableColumns.js
- PricingDisplaySettings.jsx
- PricingSidebar.jsx
- PricingFilterModal.jsx
- PricingTable.jsx
- utils.js (resetPricingFilters)
- en.json (translations)
- Create PricingEndpointTypes.jsx component for endpoint type filtering
- Add filterEndpointType state management in useModelPricingData hook
- Integrate endpoint type filtering logic in filteredModels computation
- Update PricingSidebar.jsx to include endpoint type filter component
- Update PricingFilterModal.jsx to support endpoint type filtering on mobile
- Extend resetPricingFilters utility function to include endpoint type reset
- Support filtering models by endpoint types (OpenAI, Anthropic, Gemini, etc.)
- Display model count for each endpoint type with localized labels
- Ensure filter state resets to first page when endpoint type changes
This enhancement allows users to filter models by their supported endpoint types,
providing more granular control over model selection in the pricing interface.
- Increase skeleton card count from 6 to 10 for better visual coverage
- Extend minimum skeleton display duration from 500ms to 1000ms for smoother UX
- Add circle shape to all pricing tags for consistent rounded design
- Apply circle styling to billing type, popularity, endpoint, and context tags
This commit improves the visual consistency and user experience of the pricing
card view by standardizing tag appearance and optimizing skeleton loading timing.
- Replace model count with group ratio display (x2.2, x1) in group filter
- Remove redundant "Available Groups" column from pricing table
- Remove "Availability" column and related logic completely
- Move "Supported Endpoint Types" column to fixed right position
- Clean up unused parameters and variables in PricingTableColumns.js
- Optimize variable declarations (let → const) and simplify render logic
- Improve code readability and reduce memory allocations
This refactor enhances user experience by:
- Providing clearer group ratio information in filters
- Simplifying table layout while maintaining essential functionality
- Improving performance through better code organization
Breaking changes: None
Filter out the special empty string group ("": "用户分组") from the
usable groups in PricingGroups component. This empty group represents
"user's current group" but contains no data and should not be displayed
in the group filter options.
- Add filter condition to exclude empty string keys from usableGroup
- Prevents displaying invalid empty group option in UI
- Improves user experience by showing only valid selectable groups
Add comprehensive loading state support with skeleton animations for the SelectableButtonGroup component, improving user experience during data loading.
Key Changes:
- Add loading prop to SelectableButtonGroup with minimum 500ms display duration
- Implement skeleton buttons with proper Semi-UI Skeleton wrapper and active animation
- Use fixed skeleton count (6 items) to prevent visual jumping during load transitions
- Pass loading state through all pricing filter components hierarchy:
- PricingSidebar and PricingFilterModal as container components
- PricingDisplaySettings, PricingCategories, PricingGroups, PricingQuotaTypes as filter components
Technical Details:
- Reference CardTable.js implementation for consistent skeleton UI patterns
- Add useEffect hook for 500ms minimum loading duration control
- Support both checkbox and regular button skeleton modes
- Maintain responsive layout compatibility (mobile/desktop)
- Add proper JSDoc parameter documentation for loading prop
Fixes:
- Prevent skeleton count sudden changes that caused visual discontinuity
- Ensure proper skeleton animation with Semi-UI active parameter
- Maintain consistent loading experience across all filter components
- Add withCheckbox prop to SelectableButtonGroup component for checkbox-prefixed buttons
- Support both single value and array activeValue for multi-selection scenarios
- Refactor PricingDisplaySettings to use consistent SelectableButtonGroup styling
- Replace Switch components with checkbox-enabled SelectableButtonGroup
- Replace Select dropdown with SelectableButtonGroup for currency selection
- Maintain unified UI/UX across all pricing filter components
- Add proper JSDoc documentation for new withCheckbox functionality
This improves visual consistency and provides a more cohesive user experience
in the model pricing filter interface.
Summary
• Swapped out the old availability UI for clearer icon-based feedback.
• Users now see a green check icon when their group can use a model and a red × icon (with tooltip) when it cannot.
Details
1. Imports
• Removed deprecated `IconVerify`.
• Added `IconCheckCircleStroked` ✅ and `IconClose` ❌ for new states.
2. Availability column
• `renderAvailable` now
– Shows a green `IconCheckCircleStroked` inside a popover (“Your group can use this model”).
– Shows a red `IconClose` inside a popover (“你的分组无权使用该模型”) when the model is inaccessible.
– Eliminates the empty cell/grey tag fallback.
3. Group tag
• Updated selected-group tag to use `IconCheckCircleStroked` for visual consistency.
Result
Improves UX by providing explicit visual cues for model availability and removes ambiguous blank cells.
Centralize filter-reset logic to improve maintainability and consistency.
- Add `resetPricingFilters` helper to `web/src/helpers/utils.js`, encapsulating all reset actions (search, category, currency, ratio, group, quota type, etc.).
- Update `PricingFilterModal.jsx` and `PricingSidebar.jsx` to import and use the new utility instead of keeping their own duplicate `handleResetFilters`.
- Removes repeated code, ensures future changes to reset behavior require modification in only one place, and keeps components lean.
* **PricingDisplaySettings.jsx**
• Extracted display settings (recharge price, currency, ratio toggle) from PricingSidebar
• Maintains complete styling and functionality as standalone component
* **SelectableButtonGroup.jsx**
• Added isMobile detection with conditional Col spans
• Mobile: `span={12}` (2 buttons per row) for better touch experience
• Desktop: preserved responsive grid `xs={24} sm={24} md={24} lg={12} xl={8}`
* **PricingSidebar.jsx**
• Updated imports to use new PricingDisplaySettings component
• Simplified component structure while preserving reset logic
These changes enhance code modularity and provide optimized mobile UX for filter button groups across the pricing interface.
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> This is an open-source project developed based on [One API](https://github.com/songquanpeng/one-api)
> [!IMPORTANT]
> - This project is for personal learning purposes only, with no guarantee of stability or technical support.
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## 📚 Documentation
For detailed documentation, please visit our official Wiki: [https://docs.newapi.pro/](https://docs.newapi.pro/)
Channel retry functionality has been implemented, you can set the number of retries in `Settings->Operation Settings->General Settings`. It is **recommended to enable caching**.
### Cache Configuration Method
1.`REDIS_CONN_STRING`: Set Redis as cache
2.`MEMORY_CACHE_ENABLED`: Enable memory cache (no need to set manually if Redis is set)
## API Documentation
For detailed API documentation, please refer to [API Documentation](https://docs.newapi.pro/api):
> - Ce projet est uniquement destiné à des fins d'apprentissage personnel, sans garantie de stabilité ni de support technique.
> - Les utilisateurs doivent se conformer aux [Conditions d'utilisation](https://openai.com/policies/terms-of-use) d'OpenAI et aux **lois et réglementations applicables**, et ne doivent pas l'utiliser à des fins illégales.
> - Conformément aux [《Mesures provisoires pour la gestion des services d'intelligence artificielle générative》](http://www.cac.gov.cn/2023-07/13/c_1690898327029107.htm), veuillez ne fournir aucun service d'IA générative non enregistré au public en Chine.
<strong>Merci à <a href="https://www.jetbrains.com/?from=new-api">JetBrains</a> pour avoir fourni une licence de développement open-source gratuite pour ce projet</strong>
> **💡 Astuce:** `-v ./data:/data` sauvegardera les données dans le dossier `data` du répertoire actuel, vous pouvez également le changer en chemin absolu comme `-v /your/custom/path:/data`
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🎉 Après le déploiement, visitez `http://localhost:3000` pour commencer à utiliser!
📖 Pour plus de méthodes de déploiement, veuillez vous référer à [Guide de déploiement](https://docs.newapi.pro/en/docs/installation)
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## 📚 Documentation
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### 📖 [Documentation officielle](https://docs.newapi.pro/en/docs) | [](https://deepwiki.com/QuantumNous/new-api)
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**Navigation rapide:**
| Catégorie | Lien |
|------|------|
| 🚀 Guide de déploiement | [Documentation d'installation](https://docs.newapi.pro/en/docs/installation) |
| ⚙️ Configuration de l'environnement | [Variables d'environnement](https://docs.newapi.pro/en/docs/installation/config-maintenance/environment-variables) |
| 📡 Documentation de l'API | [Documentation de l'API](https://docs.newapi.pro/en/docs/api) |
| 💬 Interaction avec la communauté | [Canaux de communication](https://docs.newapi.pro/en/docs/support/community-interaction) |
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## ✨ Fonctionnalités clés
> Pour les fonctionnalités détaillées, veuillez vous référer à [Présentation des fonctionnalités](https://docs.newapi.pro/en/docs/guide/wiki/basic-concepts/features-introduction) |
### 🎨 Fonctions principales
| Fonctionnalité | Description |
|------|------|
| 🎨 Nouvelle interface utilisateur | Conception d'interface utilisateur moderne |
| 🌍 Multilingue | Prend en charge le chinois simplifié, le chinois traditionnel, l'anglais, le français et le japonais |
| 🔄 Compatibilité des données | Complètement compatible avec la base de données originale de One API |
| 📈 Tableau de bord des données | Console visuelle et analyse statistique |
| 🔒 Gestion des permissions | Regroupement de jetons, restrictions de modèles, gestion des utilisateurs |
### 💰 Paiement et facturation
- ✅ Recharge en ligne (EPay, Stripe)
- ✅ Tarification des modèles de paiement à l'utilisation
- ✅ Prise en charge de la facturation du cache (OpenAI, Azure, DeepSeek, Claude, Qwen et tous les modèles pris en charge)
- ✅ Configuration flexible des politiques de facturation
### 🔐 Autorisation et sécurité
- 😈 Connexion par autorisation Discord
- 🤖 Connexion par autorisation LinuxDO
- 📱 Connexion par autorisation Telegram
- 🔑 Authentification unifiée OIDC
- 🔍 Requête de quota d'utilisation de clé (avec [neko-api-key-tool](https://github.com/Calcium-Ion/neko-api-key-tool))
- 🚦 Limitation du débit du modèle pour les utilisateurs
**Conversion de format:**
- 🔄 **OpenAI Compatible ⇄ Claude Messages**
- 🔄 **OpenAI Compatible → Google Gemini**
- 🔄 **Google Gemini → OpenAI Compatible** - Texte uniquement, les appels de fonction ne sont pas encore pris en charge
- 🚧 **OpenAI Compatible ⇄ OpenAI Responses** - En développement
- 🔄 **Fonctionnalité de la pensée au contenu**
**Prise en charge de l'effort de raisonnement:**
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<summary>Voir la configuration détaillée</summary>
**Modèles de la série OpenAI :**
-`o3-mini-high` - Effort de raisonnement élevé
-`o3-mini-medium` - Effort de raisonnement moyen
-`o3-mini-low` - Effort de raisonnement faible
-`gpt-5-high` - Effort de raisonnement élevé
-`gpt-5-medium` - Effort de raisonnement moyen
-`gpt-5-low` - Effort de raisonnement faible
**Modèles de pensée de Claude:**
-`claude-3-7-sonnet-20250219-thinking` - Activer le mode de pensée
**Modèles de la série Google Gemini:**
-`gemini-2.5-flash-thinking` - Activer le mode de pensée
-`gemini-2.5-flash-nothinking` - Désactiver le mode de pensée
-`gemini-2.5-pro-thinking` - Activer le mode de pensée
-`gemini-2.5-pro-thinking-128` - Activer le mode de pensée avec budget de pensée de 128 tokens
- Vous pouvez également ajouter les suffixes `-low`, `-medium` ou `-high` aux modèles Gemini pour fixer le niveau d’effort de raisonnement (sans suffixe de budget supplémentaire).
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## 🤖 Prise en charge des modèles
> Pour les détails, veuillez vous référer à [Documentation de l'API - Interface de relais](https://docs.newapi.pro/en/docs/api)
| `STREAM_SCANNER_MAX_BUFFER_MB` | Taille max du buffer par ligne (Mo) pour le scanner SSE ; à augmenter quand les sorties image/base64 sont très volumineuses (ex. images 4K) | `64` |
| `MAX_REQUEST_BODY_MB` | Taille maximale du corps de requête (Mo, comptée **après décompression** ; évite les requêtes énormes/zip bombs qui saturent la mémoire). Dépassement ⇒ `413` | `32` |
| `AZURE_DEFAULT_API_VERSION` | Version de l'API Azure | `2025-04-01-preview` |
| `ERROR_LOG_ENABLED` | Interrupteur du journal d'erreurs | `false` |
| `PYROSCOPE_URL` | Adresse du serveur Pyroscope | - |
| `PYROSCOPE_APP_NAME` | Nom de l'application Pyroscope | `new-api` |
Ce projet est sous licence [GNU Affero General Public License v3.0 (AGPLv3)](./LICENSE).
Il s'agit d'un projet open-source développé sur la base de [One API](https://github.com/songquanpeng/one-api) (licence MIT).
Si les politiques de votre organisation ne permettent pas l'utilisation de logiciels sous licence AGPLv3, ou si vous souhaitez éviter les obligations open-source de l'AGPLv3, veuillez nous contacter à : [support@quantumnous.com](mailto:support@quantumnous.com)
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## 🌟 Historique des étoiles
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[](https://star-history.com/#Calcium-Ion/new-api&Date)
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### 💖 Merci d'utiliser New API
Si ce projet vous est utile, bienvenue à nous donner une ⭐️ Étoile!
**[Documentation officielle](https://docs.newapi.pro/en/docs)** • **[Commentaires sur les problèmes](https://github.com/Calcium-Ion/new-api/issues)** • **[Dernière version](https://github.com/Calcium-Ion/new-api/releases)**
> - This project is for personal learning purposes only, with no guarantee of stability or technical support
> - Users must comply with OpenAI's [Terms of Use](https://openai.com/policies/terms-of-use) and **applicable laws and regulations**, and must not use it for illegal purposes
> - According to the [《Interim Measures for the Management of Generative Artificial Intelligence Services》](http://www.cac.gov.cn/2023-07/13/c_1690898327029107.htm), please do not provide any unregistered generative AI services to the public in China.
<strong>Thanks to <a href="https://www.jetbrains.com/?from=new-api">JetBrains</a> for providing free open-source development license for this project</strong>
> **💡 Tip:** `-v ./data:/data` will save data in the `data` folder of the current directory, you can also change it to an absolute path like `-v /your/custom/path:/data`
### 缓存设置方法
1.`REDIS_CONN_STRING`:设置Redis作为缓存
2.`MEMORY_CACHE_ENABLED`:启用内存缓存(设置了Redis则无需手动设置)
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## 接口文档
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详细接口文档请参考[接口文档](https://docs.newapi.pro/api):
🎉 After deployment is complete, visit `http://localhost:3000` to start using!
-`gemini-2.5-pro-thinking-128` - Enable thinking mode with thinking budget of 128 tokens
- You can also append `-low`, `-medium`, or `-high` to any Gemini model name to request the corresponding reasoning effort (no extra thinking-budget suffix needed).
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## 🤖 Model Support
> For details, please refer to [API Documentation - Relay Interface](https://docs.newapi.pro/en/docs/api)
This project is licensed under the [GNU Affero General Public License v3.0 (AGPLv3)](./LICENSE).
This is an open-source project developed based on [One API](https://github.com/songquanpeng/one-api) (MIT License).
If your organization's policies do not permit the use of AGPLv3-licensed software, or if you wish to avoid the open-source obligations of AGPLv3, please contact us at: [support@quantumnous.com](mailto:support@quantumnous.com)
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## 🌟 Star History
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[](https://star-history.com/#Calcium-Ion/new-api&Date)
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### 💖 Thank you for using New API
If this project is helpful to you, welcome to give us a ⭐️ Star!
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