Summary
• Added per-table “Compact / Adaptive” view toggle to all major table components (Tokens, Channels, Logs, MjLogs, TaskLogs, Redemptions, Users).
• Persist user preference in a single localStorage entry (`table_compact_modes`) instead of scattered keys.
Details
1. utils.js
• Re-implemented `getTableCompactMode` / `setTableCompactMode` to read & write a shared JSON object.
• Imported storage-key constant from `constants`.
2. hooks/useTableCompactMode.js
• Hook now consumes the unified helpers and listens to `storage` events via the shared key constant.
3. constants
• Added `TABLE_COMPACT_MODES_KEY` to `common.constant.js` and re-exported via `constants/index.js`.
4. Table components
• Integrated `useTableCompactMode('<tableName>')`.
• Dynamically remove `fixed: 'right'` column and horizontal `scroll` when in compact mode.
• UI: toggle button placed at card title’s right; responsive layout on small screens.
5. UI polish
• Replaced all lucide-react `List`/`ListIcon` usages with Semi UI `IconDescend` for consistency.
• Restored correct icons where `Hash` was intended (TaskLogsTable).
Benefits
• Consistent UX for switching list density across the app.
• Cleaner localStorage footprint with easier future maintenance.
Remove all custom channel functionality from the upstream ratio sync feature to simplify the codebase and focus on database-stored channels only.
Changes:
- Remove custom channel UI components and related state management
- Remove custom channel testing and validation logic
- Simplify ChannelSelectorModal by removing custom channel input fields
- Update API payload to only include channel_ids, removing custom_channels
- Remove custom channel processing logic from backend controller
- Update import path for DEFAULT_ENDPOINT constant
Files modified:
- web/src/pages/Setting/Ratio/UpstreamRatioSync.js
- web/src/components/settings/ChannelSelectorModal.js
- controller/ratio_sync.go
This change streamlines the ratio synchronization workflow by focusing solely on pre-configured database channels, reducing complexity and potential maintenance overhead.
