Summary of changes
1. UI clean-up
• Removed all `prefixIcon` props from `Tag` components in `UsersColumnDefs.js`.
• Corrected i18n string in invite info (`${t('邀请人')}: …`).
2. “Statistics” column overhaul
• Added a Switch (enable / disable) and quota Progress bar, mirroring the Tokens table design.
• Moved enable / disable action out of the “More” dropdown; user status is now toggled directly via the Switch.
• Disabled the Switch for deleted (注销) users.
• Restored column title to “Statistics” to avoid duplication.
3. State consistency / refresh
• Updated `manageUser` in `useUsersData.js` to:
– set `loading` while processing actions;
– update users list immutably (new objects & array) to trigger React re-render.
4. Imports / plumbing
• Added `Progress` and `Switch` to UI imports in `UsersColumnDefs.js`.
These changes streamline the user table’s appearance, align interaction patterns with the token table, and ensure immediate visual feedback after user status changes.
BREAKING CHANGE: Removed standalone user edit routes (/console/user/edit, /console/user/edit/:id)
- Decompose 673-line monolithic UsersTable.js into 8 specialized components
- Extract column definitions to UsersColumnDefs.js with render functions
- Create dedicated UsersActions.jsx for action buttons
- Create UsersFilters.jsx for search and filtering logic
- Create UsersDescription.jsx for description area
- Extract all data management logic to useUsersData.js hook
- Move AddUser.js and EditUser.js to users/modals/ folder as modal components
- Create 4 new confirmation modal components (Promote, Demote, EnableDisable, Delete)
- Implement pure UsersTable.jsx component for table rendering only
- Create main container component users/index.jsx to compose all subcomponents
- Update import paths in pages/User/index.js to use new modular structure
- Remove obsolete EditUser imports and routes from App.js
- Delete original monolithic files: UsersTable.js, AddUser.js, EditUser.js
The new architecture follows the same modular pattern as tokens and redemptions modules:
- Consistent file organization across all table modules
- Better separation of concerns and maintainability
- Enhanced reusability and testability
- Unified modal management approach
All existing functionality preserved with improved code organization.
