Summary
• Re-architect the status column to embed quota information directly inside the Tag suffix.
• Consolidate rendering logic for clearer structure and easier maintenance.
Details
• Moved the quota Progress bar under the remaining / total text, inside `quotaSuffix`.
• Added “Unlimited” label for tokens with `unlimited_quota`; hides Progress and Tooltip in this case.
• Tightened vertical spacing with a flex container (`gap-[2px]`, `leading-none`) and removed extra wrappers; Progress now has zero top/bottom margin and full-width style.
• Refactored variables:
– Replaced `tagNode/bodyContent` with a single `content` node.
– Wrapped `content` with Tooltip only when quota is limited.
• Visual tweaks:
– Applied `size='large'` to the Tag for better alignment.
– Ensured consistent color via shared `getProgressColor`.
• Deleted obsolete comments and redundant code.
Result
Improves readability of the component and delivers a cleaner, more compact quota display.
Changes:
• `Form.Select` for “Model Limits” now supports in-dropdown searching (`filter` + `searchPosition='dropdown'`) enabling quick model lookup.
• Removed `maxTagCount` to display all selected models without truncation.
Benefit: simplifies selecting specific models when the list is large, improving usability during token creation/editing.
Includes ChannelsTable, RedemptionsTable and UsersTable:
• Refactor `refresh(page = activePage)` in all three tables so data reloads the requested (or current) page instead of forcing page 1.
• On single-row deletion (and bulk deletion in ChannelsTable):
– Refresh current page immediately.
– If the refreshed page has no data and `activePage > 1`, automatically load the previous page to avoid blank views.
• RedemptionsTable: corrected prior bug where `refresh` used `activePage - 1`.
• Misc: removed outdated inline comments and aligned search / reset flows.
Result: smoother UX—users stay on their working page, and pagination gracefully adjusts after deletions.
Adds UI fallback in TokensTable “Available Models” column:
• Tracks models already matched to a known vendor icon.
• Collects unmatched models and renders a neutral “Other” avatar (labelled via `t('其他')`) with a tooltip listing the model names.
• Removes previous generic fallback so every model is now either vendor-specific or grouped under “Other”.
This improves clarity for users by explicitly indicating models from unrecognized providers rather than leaving them unlabelled.
• Display remaining-quota percentage instead of used-quota in the Progress indicator
- 100 % when quota is untouched, shown in green
- Warn at ≤ 30 % (yellow) and at ≤ 10 % (red)
- Hide internal label (`showInfo={false}`) and move the percentage text into the Tooltip
- Switch Progress `size` to `small` for a lighter visual footprint
• Update Tooltip to list used, remaining, total quota and the new percentage value
• Uniformly set `size="small"` on all header Buttons and Form inputs within the table
— enhances readability and keeps the main content centered
UI/UX improvement only; no backend logic affected.
Backend
• `types/error.go`
– Return empty string when receiver itself is `nil`.
– If `Err` is `nil`, fall back to `errorCode` string to avoid calling `nil.Error()`.
This prevents runtime panics when the error handler builds an OpenAI-style error response but the underlying `Err` field has not been set.
The background utility class `bg-semi-color-bg-2` was unnecessary after recent
design adjustments and unintentionally overrode intended styles.
Removing it cleans up the markup and allows the footer to inherit the correct
background from its parent containers.
File affected:
- web/src/components/layout/Footer.js
Closes#1354
Previously, the tooltip that appears when more than one IP address is configured
skipped the second IP (`ips.slice(2)`), so users could not see it unless they
expanded the list in another way.
Changed the slice start index to `1`, ensuring that **every IP after the first
display tag** is included in the tooltip (`ips.slice(1).join(', ')`).
File affected:
- web/src/components/table/TokensTable.js
This commit overhauls the `TokensTable` component to deliver a cleaner, more intuitive experience.
Key changes
1. Quota
• Merged “Used” & “Remaining” into a single “Quota” column.
• Uses a circular `Progress` with %-label; full details shown on tooltip.
2. Status
• Tag now embeds a small `Switch` (prefixIcon) to enable/disable a token in-place.
• Removed enable/disable actions from the old dropdown.
3. Columns & layout
• Added dedicated “Group” column (moved from Status).
• Added “Key” column:
– Read-only `Input` styled like Home page base-URL field.
– Masked value (`sk-abc********xyz`) by default.
– Eye button toggles reveal/hide; Copy button copies full key (without modal).
• Dropped “More” menu; Delete is now a direct button in the action area.
4. Model limits
• Shows vendor icons inside an `AvatarGroup`; tooltip lists the exact models.
5. IP restriction
• Displays first IP, extra count as “+N” Tag with tooltip.
• Unlimited shows white Tag.
6. Cleanup / misc.
• Removed unused helpers (`getQuotaPerUnit`), icons (`IconMore`, eye/copy duplicates, etc.).
• Replaced legacy modal view of key with inline input behaviour.
• Tweaked paddings, themes, sizes to align with design system.
BREAKING CHANGE: Table column order & names have changed; update any tests or docs referencing the old structure.
This commit brings System Settings in line with Payment Settings and
prepares the whole component for multi-language deployments.
Key points
----------
• Introduced a “General Settings” card in `SystemSetting.js`
- Adds a `ServerAddress` field (copied from Payment Settings).
- Explains that this URL is used for payment callback & default homepage.
- Implements `submitServerAddress` to persist the option.
• Internationalisation
- Imported `useTranslation` and wrapped **all** Chinese UI strings in `t()`.
- Localised section titles, labels, placeholders, banners, buttons,
modal texts and toast messages.
- Dynamic banner/tool-tip descriptions now combine `t()` fragments with
template literals for runtime URLs.
• UX improvements
- Added contextual `extraText` under the ServerAddress input.
- Ensured placeholders like “sensitive info…” are translatable.
With these changes, administrators can configure the server URL from the
System Settings tab, and the entire page is ready for seamless language
switching via the existing i18n framework.
Summary:
• Imported InputNumber from @douyinfe/semi-ui.
• Swapped plain Input for InputNumber in “Add Quota” modal.
• Added UX tweaks: full-width styling, showClear, step = 500 000.
• Initialized addQuotaLocal to an empty string so the field starts blank.
• Adjusted state handling and kept quota calculation logic unchanged.
This improves numeric input accuracy and overall user experience without breaking existing functionality.
* backend
- constant/endpoint_type.go
• Add EndpointTypeMidjourney, EndpointTypeSuno, EndpointTypeKling, EndpointTypeJimeng.
- common/endpoint_type.go
• Map Midjourney / MidjourneyPlus, SunoAPI, Kling, Jimeng channel types to the new endpoint types.
* frontend
- ModelPricing.js
• Add “Supported Endpoint Type” column.
• Implement renderSupportedEndpoints with `stringToColor` for consistent tag colors.
These changes allow `/api/pricing` and model lists to return accurate
`supported_endpoint_types` covering all non-OpenAI providers and display
them clearly in the UI.
No breaking changes.
Changes in `web/src/pages/User/EditUser.js`:
• Added `rules` to
– `Form.Select group`: now required with error “Please select group”.
– `Form.InputNumber quota`: now required with error “Please enter quota”.
• Added `step={500000}` to quota `InputNumber` for quicker numeric input.
• Replaced invalid `readonly` with React-correct `readOnly`, and added descriptive placeholders for all binding-info fields (GitHub/OIDC/WeChat/Email/Telegram).
• Removed unused `downloadTextAsFile` import.
These updates tighten form validation, improve data entry ergonomics, and restore clear read-only indicators for third-party bindings.
Summary:
The redemption list occasionally displayed an invalid range such as “Items -9 - 0” and failed to highlight page 1 after a refresh. This was caused by the table being initialized with `currentPage = 0`.
Changes:
• update `useEffect` to load data starting from page 1 instead of page 0
• refactor `loadRedemptions` to accept `page` (default 1) and sanitize backend‐returned pages (`<= 0` coerced to 1)
• keep other logic unchanged
Impact:
Pagination text and page selection now show correct values on first load or refresh, eliminating negative ranges and ensuring the first page is properly highlighted.
Previously, the table did not enter the loading state after performing actions such as deleting, enabling, or disabling a redemption code. This caused a brief period where the UI appeared unresponsive while awaiting the backend response.
Changes made:
• Added `setLoading(true)` at the beginning of `loadRedemptions` to activate the loading spinner whenever data is (re)fetched.
• Added an explanatory code comment to clarify the intent.
This improves user experience by clearly indicating that the system is processing and prevents confusion during data refresh operations.
• Add conditional rendering (`!status.self_use_mode_enabled`) to LoginForm
• Suppress “Don't have an account? Register” CTA in self-hosted scenarios
• Keeps UI clean and prevents unintended user sign-ups under self-use mode
• No impact on regular multi-user deployments
Login Form used to display the message “未登录或登录已过期，请重新登录” twice
because the `useEffect` that inspects the `expired` query parameter was
re-executed on every re-render (e.g. language change or React StrictMode’s
double-mount in development).
### What's changed
• **LoginForm.js** – `useEffect` that shows the toast now has an empty
dependency array so it runs only once on initial mount.
• Reviewed **PasswordResetConfirm.js**, **PasswordResetForm.js** and
**RegisterForm.js** and confirmed they do not contain the same issue;
no changes were required.
### Impact
Users now see the “session expired” notification exactly once, removing
confusion and improving the overall UX.
Why
Clicking the “Continue” button on the login page no longer triggered the submission logic. The issue was introduced when `useState`/`useContext` hooks were destructured incorrectly, breaking the setter reference and omitting required values.
What’s changed
• **LoginForm.js**
– Re-added setter in `useSearchParams` (`[searchParams, setSearchParams]`).
– Corrected order of destructuring for `inputs` so `username`/`password` are available after hooks.
– Switched `useContext` to `[userState, userDispatch]` for consistency.
• **RegisterForm.js**
– Adopted `[userState, userDispatch]` from `UserContext` to mirror LoginForm and retain full state access.
Outcome
Login button now successfully invokes `handleSubmit`, and both auth components have consistent, fully-featured hook destructuring, preventing runtime errors and ensuring future state usage is straightforward.
This commit refreshes the visual design of the authentication pages and aligns them with the Home banner style.
Details
• LoginForm.js / RegisterForm.js / PasswordResetForm.js / PasswordResetConfirm.js
– Wrap top-level container with `relative overflow-hidden` to provide a positioning context.
– Inject two decorative blur balls:
▸ Indigo ball on the top-right (`blur-ball-indigo`).
▸ Teal ball on the middle-left (`blur-ball-teal`).
– Disabled the default X-axis transform on the indigo ball to keep the ball anchored to the corner.
– Removed redundant `mt-[64px]` from the outer container and shifted it to the inner wrapper to maintain vertical rhythm without affecting the background placement.
Result
The auth screens now feature subtle, non-intrusive atmospheric gradients in the top-right and mid-left corners, offering a cohesive look & feel across the application without obstructing the main content.
• LoginForm / RegisterForm now initialise `status` directly from localStorage,
avoiding a post-mount state update that caused a UI flash between OAuth
options and email/username forms.
• Move Turnstile configuration into a dedicated effect that depends on
`status`, ensuring setState is not called during rendering.
• Remove unused `setStatus` setter to resolve ESLint “declared but never read”
warnings.
• Minor refactors: reorder hooks, de-duplicate navigate/context variables and
streamline state destructuring for improved readability.
• Removed the custom `renderArrow` helper and its `Dropdown`-based arrow navigation, simplifying the component logic.
• Switched the `<Tabs>` component to rely on Semi UI’s built-in behaviour (no more `renderArrow` override).
• Kept `type="card"` and `collapsible` props for consistent visual appearance while still using the default style.
• Eliminated the now-unused `Dropdown` import.
This cleanup reduces bespoke UI code, makes future maintenance easier, and keeps the interface consistent with the rest of the application.
• Added read-only Base URL input that shows `status.server_address` (fallback `window.location.origin`) and copies value on click.
• Embedded `ScrollList` as input `suffix`; auto-cycles common endpoints every 3 s and allows manual selection.
• Introduced `API_ENDPOINTS` array in `web/src/constants/common.constant.js` for centralized endpoint management.
• Implemented custom CSS to hide ScrollList wheel indicators / scrollbars for a cleaner look.
• Created two blurred colour spheres behind the banner (`blur-ball-indigo`, `blur-ball-teal`) with light-/dark-mode opacity tweaks and lower vertical placement.
• Increased letter-spacing for Chinese heading via conditional `tracking-wide` / `md:tracking-wider` classes to improve readability.
• Misc: updated imports, helper functions, and responsive sizes to keep UI consistent across devices.
• Removed the dropdown menu previously used for tag-level operations.
• Added a standalone “Edit” button directly after the “Disable All” button, reducing the number of clicks required to edit a tag group.
• Deleted the now-unused `IconEdit` import and its icon reference.
This streamlines the tag management flow and keeps the UI cleaner and more accessible.
All operation-related UI controls in `ChannelsTable` (buttons, dropdowns,
switches, inputs, tags, etc.) now explicitly use `size="small"`.
Reasons & benefits:
- Creates a more compact and consistent look across the table and modals.
- Improves visual coherence between desktop and mobile views.
- Purely presentational; no functional logic is affected.
No database changes or API interactions are involved.
* ChannelsTable
- Added row-level checkboxes to the model-testing table for multi-selection
- Implemented cross-page “Select All / Deselect All” via rowSelection.onSelectAll
- Introduced allSelectingRef to ignore redundant onChange after onSelectAll
- Added “Copy Selected” button to copy chosen model names (comma-separated) using helpers.copy
- Added “Select Successful” button to auto-tick all models that passed testing
- Moved search bar and new action buttons into the modal title for better UX
- Centralised page size constant MODEL_TABLE_PAGE_SIZE in channel.constants.js
- Fixed pagination slicing and auto-page-switch logic during batch testing
* channel.constants
- Exported MODEL_TABLE_PAGE_SIZE (default 10) for unified pagination control
This commit enables users to conveniently copy or filter successful models, fully supports cross-page bulk operations, and resolves previous selection inconsistencies.
Refs: #1288
Frontend (`ChannelsTable.js`)
1. Initialize `loading` state to `true` so the spinner is visible while the first data request is in-flight.
2. Set `<Table>` prop `loading={loading || searching}` — the spinner now appears for both the initial load and any subsequent search requests.
Result
Users immediately see a loading indicator on page entry and whenever a search is running, improving perceived responsiveness.
1. Backend
• `controller/channel.go`
– Added pagination (`p`, `page_size`) support to `SearchChannels`.
– Added independent `type` filter (keeps `type_counts` unaffected).
– Returned `total`, `type_counts` to match `/api/channel/` response.
2. Frontend
• `ChannelsTable.js`
– `loadChannels` / `searchChannels` now pass `p`, `page_size`, `id_sort`, `type`, `status` correctly.
– Pagination, page-size selector and type tabs work for both normal list and search mode.
– Switch for “ID sort” calls proper API and keeps UI state in sync.
– Removed unnecessary `normalize` helper; `getFormValues` back to concise form.
Result
• Search mode and normal listing now share identical pagination and filtering behavior.
• Type tabs show correct counts even after searching.
• “ID Sort” toggle no longer inverses actual behaviour.
Refactors `ChannelsTable.js` to ensure that the selected group filter is **never lost** when:
1. Cycling between channel-type tabs.
2. Changing the status dropdown (all / enabled / disabled).
Key points:
• `loadChannels` now detects active search filters (keyword / group / model) and transparently delegates to `searchChannels`, guaranteeing all parameters are sent in every request.
• `searchChannels` accepts optional `typeKey` and `statusF` arguments, enabling reuse without code duplication.
• Loading state handling is unified; no extra renders or side effects were introduced, keeping UI performance intact.
• Duplicate logic removed and responsibilities clearly separated for easier future maintenance.
Replaced the verbose placeholder “Search channel ID, name, key and API address ...”
with a concise version “Channel ID, name, key, API address” in
`ChannelsTable.js` and synchronized the corresponding i18n entries.
This improves readability and keeps UI text consistent across languages.
Ensure that the selected "group" filter (and other form search values) persist across
type tab changes, status filter updates, pagination, and page-size changes.
Changes include:
• loadChannels: added `searchParams` argument and now appends keyword, group and model
query strings to API calls.
• refresh / page handlers / type tabs / status Select: now pass current form values
to loadChannels, keeping filters intact.
• searchChannels: maintains active type and status filters when issuing search requests.
• Form.Select (searchGroup): triggers loadChannels when only group filter is active,
preventing parameter loss.
• Minor cleanup and comment adjustments.
