Summary
• Added visual model icons to dropdown options in both Token (`EditToken.js`) and Channel (`EditChannel.js`) editors.
Details
1. Token Editor
- Imported `getModelCategories` from helpers.
- Re-built Model Limits option list to prepend the matching icon to each model label.
2. Channel Editor
- Imported `getModelCategories`.
- Extended model‐option construction to include icons, unifying behaviour with Token editor.
- Maintained existing logic for merging origin options and user-selected models.
Benefits
• Provides immediate visual identification of model vendors.
• Aligns UX with existing icon usage across the application, improving consistency and clarity.
• No functional changes to data handling; purely UI/UX enhancement.
Co-authored-by: [Your Name]
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.
Add custom validator to the `expired_time` DatePicker in `EditToken.js`
to ensure that selected expiration timestamps are strictly in the future.
- Introduce Promise-based validator that:
• Rejects invalid date formats with a clear error message
• Prevents past or current dates and shows “Expiration time cannot be earlier than the current time!”
- Keeps support for the special “never expires” value (-1)
- Blocks form submission until a valid future datetime is provided
This change prevents accidental creation of already expired tokens and
improves overall robustness of token management.
Overview
• Migrated both `EditChannel.js` and `EditToken.js` to fully leverage Semi UI `Form.*` components, removing legacy `Input/Select/TextArea` + manual labels.
• Unified data-loading strategy: when the drawer becomes visible we load (or reset) data via `props.visible + id` effect and `formApi.setValues()`, guaranteeing fields are always populated; form resets on close.
• Fixed blank-form bug when opening the same record twice.
Key improvements
1. Validation
• `type`, `models` always required.
• `key` required only while creating (not on edit).
2. Batch key creation
• Checkbox moved into `extraText`; hidden when editing or when channel type = 41.
3. Layout & UI
• `Row / Col` (12 + 12) for “Priority” and “Weight”.
• Placeholders revised; model selector now shows creation hint; removed obsolete banner.
• Help / extraText used for long hints, template buttons (`model_mapping`, `status_code_mapping`, `param_override`, etc.), and API address notice.
• Added `showClear`, `min`, rounded card class names for consistency.
4. Reusable helpers
• `batchAllowed`, `batchExtra` utilities.
• `getInitValues()` + centralized `inputs`→form synchronization.
5. Token editor aligned to the same pattern (`props.visiable` watcher).
Result
Cleaner code, consistent UX, instant field population on every open, and clearer validation/error feedback across both editors.
SUMMARY
• Re-implemented `EditToken.js` with Semi Form components, eliminating manual state handling and reducing re-renders.
• Added grid-based layout; “Expiration Time” selector now sits inline with quick-set buttons for consistent alignment on desktop & mobile.
• Introduced dedicated “Quota”, “Access”, “Model Limits”, and “Group” cards for clearer field grouping.
• Reworked model-limit interaction: single multi-select list replaces checkbox toggle; backend flag `model_limits_enabled` is now inferred automatically.
• Applied required validation rules to critical fields (`name`, `remain_quota`, `group`, `expired_time`, `tokenCount`) with localized messages.
• Enabled dynamic option loading for models & groups; default auto-group honoured.
• Added unlimited-quota switch, quota presets, and helpful extraText/tooltips.
• Removed obsolete `handleInputChange` & `setUnlimitedQuota` helpers; formApi now manages all data flow.
• Cleaned imports (e.g., dropped unused `IconUserGroup`), fixed linter errors, and updated submit logic to use `formApi.submitForm()`.
RESULT
The token creation/editing experience is faster, more accessible, and easier to maintain, fully aligned with Semi Design best practices.
Summary
• Replaced gradient header blocks with compact, neutral headers wrapped in `Avatar` across the following pages:
- Channel / EditChannel.js
- Channel / EditTagModal.js
- Redemption / EditRedemption.js
- Token / EditToken.js
- User / EditUser.js
- User / AddUser.js
Details
1. Added `Avatar` import and substituted raw icon elements, assigning semantic colors (`blue`, `green`, `purple`, `orange`, etc.) and consistent 16 px icons for a cleaner look.
2. Removed gradient backgrounds, decorative “blur-ball” shapes, and extra paddings from header containers to achieve a tight, flat design.
3. Stripped all `size="large"` attributes from `Button`, `Input`, `Select`, `DatePicker`, `AutoComplete`, and `Avatar` components, allowing default sizing for better visual density.
4. Eliminated redundant `bodyStyle` background overrides in some `SideSheet` components.
5. No business logic touched; all changes are purely presentational.
Result
The editing and creation dialogs now share a unified, compact style consistent with the latest design language, improving readability and user experience without altering functionality.
When creating tokens, if the user doesn't provide a token name (empty or whitespace-only),
the system will now automatically generate a name using the format "default-xxxxxx" where
"xxxxxx" is a 6-character random alphanumeric string.
This enhancement ensures that all created tokens have meaningful names and improves the
user experience by removing the requirement to manually input token names for quick token
creation scenarios.
Changes:
- Modified token creation logic to detect empty token names
- Added automatic fallback to "default" base name when user input is missing
- Maintained existing behavior for multiple token creation with random suffixes
- Ensured consistent naming pattern across single and batch token creation
This commit standardizes the card header design across multiple edit pages
to create a consistent and modern UI experience.
Changes made:
- Add gradient background colors to card headers
- Implement decorative circular elements for visual appeal
- Update icon colors to white with semi-transparent backgrounds
- Standardize text colors and opacity for better readability
- Add consistent padding and border radius
- Maintain unique color schemes for different functional sections
Modified files:
- EditChannel.js
- EditRedemption.js
- EditToken.js
- EditUser.js
- AddUser.js
The new design features:
- Blue gradient for basic information sections
- Green gradient for quota/permission settings
- Purple gradient for access restrictions
- Orange gradient for binding/group information
- Consistent layout structure across all edit pages
This update improves visual hierarchy and maintains brand consistency
while enhancing the overall user experience.
- Changed the structure of usableGroups in GetUserGroups to store additional information (ratio and description) for each group.
- Introduced a new renderRatio function to visually represent group ratios with color coding.
- Updated the Playground and EditToken components to utilize the new group structure and rendering options.
- Enhanced the renderGroupOption function for better UI representation of group options.
- Fixed minor comments and improved code readability.
- Added new translation keys for English localization in `en.json`, including "Token group, default is the your's group" and "IP whitelist (do not overly trust this function)".
- Refactored `EditToken.js` to utilize the `useTranslation` hook for improved internationalization, ensuring all user-facing strings are translatable.
- Updated error and success messages to use translation functions, enhancing user experience for non-English speakers.
- Improved UI elements to support localization, including labels, placeholders, and button texts, ensuring consistency across the token editing interface.
