Update text link styling in EditTagModal.js to match the consistent design
pattern used in EditChannel.js. Changed className from 'text-blue-500 cursor-pointer'
to '!text-semi-color-primary cursor-pointer' for template-related action links
("填入模板", "清空重定向", "不更改").
This change ensures:
- Visual consistency across channel editing components
- Better theme adaptability using Semi Design color variables
- Adherence to established design patterns in the codebase
Files modified:
- web/src/pages/Channel/EditTagModal.js
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
- Add rounded-full class to "查看图片" (View Image) button for consistent UI styling
- All other buttons in both MjLogsTable.js and TaskLogsTable.js already have rounded corners applied
- Ensures uniform button styling across the log tables interface
- Add explicit import of '@douyinfe/semi-ui/dist/css/semi.css' in index.js
- Ensures Semi Design components render with proper styling
- Resolves issue where Semi components appeared unstyled after dependency updates
This change addresses the style loading issue that occurred after adding antd
dependency and updating the build configuration. The explicit import ensures
consistent style loading regardless of plugin behavior changes.
- Import IconCopy from semi-icons for copy functionality
- Replace onClick handler with suffix copy button to fix disabled input issue
- Use borderless tertiary button as input suffix for better alignment
- Update notification messages formatting (colon spacing)
- Ensure password copying works even when input field is disabled
- Replace error message div with Semi UI Banner component for better UX
- Add rounded corners to Banner component with !rounded-lg class
- Fix Form.Input not displaying values by implementing proper formApi usage
- Use getFormApi callback to obtain form API instance
- Replace manual value props with formApi.setValues() for dynamic updates
- Set proper initValues for form initialization
- Remove unused Input import and console.log statements
- Clean up debugging code and optimize form state management
This change enhances the visual consistency with Semi Design system
and resolves the issue where email field was not showing URL parameter values.
- Fix input field display issues in password reset confirmation page
* Replace `readOnly` with `disabled={true}` for proper field state
* Improve URL parameter parsing and state management
* Add proper null checks and fallback values
- Enhance user experience and error handling
* Add validation for invalid reset links
* Display appropriate error messages and placeholders
* Add debug logging for troubleshooting
* Improve button states and loading indicators
- Improve password reset form validation
* Add proper email input validation with error messages
* Enhance user feedback for empty email submissions
- Add missing English translations
* Add i18n support for new UI text strings
* Ensure proper internationalization coverage
The password reset confirmation page now correctly displays email addresses
from URL parameters and prevents user input as intended. Error handling
has been improved to provide better user guidance when reset links are
invalid or malformed.
Fixes: Password reset input fields showing empty and allowing user input
when they should display email/password and be read-only.
- Replace inline loading UI in OAuth2Callback with shared Loading component
- Add internationalization support using useTranslation hook
- Translate all hardcoded Chinese strings to support multiple languages
- Remove unused processing state variable
- Maintain consistent loading experience across the application
- Support dynamic text content for retry attempts with parameter interpolation
- Replace Banner with full-screen Spin component for better loading UX
- Add English translation for "正在跳转..." ("Redirecting...")
- Integrate i18next translation hook in Chat page component
- Remove unused useEffect import for cleaner code
The Chat page now shows a centered full-screen loading spinner instead of
a banner when redirecting, providing a more consistent and professional
user experience. The loading text is now properly internationalized and
will display "Redirecting..." in English and "正在跳转..." in Chinese.
**Changes:**
- Unify link color styling across EditChannel.js by replacing `text-blue-500` with consistent primary color scheme
- Apply `!text-semi-color-primary hover:!text-semi-color-primary-hover transition-colors` to all template fill and documentation links
- Update documentation URL from Calcium-Ion repository to QuantumNous repository
- Add smooth hover transitions and consistent visual feedback for all clickable links
**Affected Elements:**
- Model mapping template fill link
- Deployment region template fill link
- Channel settings template fill link
- Channel settings documentation link
- Status code mapping template fill link
**Benefits:**
- Consistent visual design language across the entire application
- Improved user experience with unified link styling
- Better accessibility with clear hover states and transitions
- Correct documentation references pointing to the current project repository
**Technical Details:**
- Maintains existing functionality while improving visual consistency
- Links now match the color scheme used in About page and Footer components
- Smooth color transitions enhance user interaction feedback
Set a minimum width of 200px for progress components in both MjLogsTable.js and TaskLogsTable.js to ensure consistent display and prevent them from becoming too narrow when table resizes.
The Table component in LogsTable.js was previously showing expand icons for all rows, even those without any expandable content. This led to a confusing UX where users could click to expand rows but would see empty content.
This commit adds the `rowExpandable` property to the Table configuration to ensure that only rows with actual expandable content show the expand icon and can be expanded. The function checks if each record has corresponding data in the expandData object before allowing it to be expanded.
Standardize the scrollbar appearance of semi-sidesheet-body to match the existing semi-table-body style. This change:
- Sets scrollbar width to 6px
- Applies light gray color (rgba(var(--semi-grey-2), 0.3))
- Adds subtle hover effect
- Uses 2px border radius for consistency
- Improves overall UI cohesion across components
Previously, the notice modal would automatically show every day even when
the notice content was empty, causing unnecessary user interruption.
This commit modifies the logic to:
- Check notice content before showing the modal
- Only display the modal when notice content exists and is not empty
- Add proper error handling to prevent modal showing on API failures
- Improve user experience by avoiding empty notice interruptions
Changes:
- Modified useEffect in Home component to fetch notice content first
- Added API call to /api/notice before setting noticeVisible state
- Added try-catch block for graceful error handling
- Only show modal when notice data is truthy and non-empty after trimming
Implement rowExpandable property to control which rows can be expanded
in the logs table. Rows are now only expandable when they have actual
expand data content, preventing empty expansion sections from being
displayed to users.
- Add rowExpandable function to check if expandData exists and has content
- Improve user experience by hiding expand functionality for rows without details
- Maintain existing expand behavior for rows with valid expansion data
- Extended OpenAI model filter to include o1, o3, and o4 series models
- Updated model categorization logic to properly classify reasoning models
- Ensures all OpenAI model variants (o1-mini, o1-preview, o3, o4, etc.) are correctly grouped under OpenAI category
- Maintains backward compatibility with existing GPT and other OpenAI model series
Enhance table scrollbar visual design with lighter and thinner styling for better user experience.
Changes:
- Add custom scrollbar styling for .semi-table-body
- Set scrollbar dimensions to 6px width/height
- Apply lighter color using rgba(var(--semi-grey-2), 0.3) with 30% opacity
- Add hover effect with 50% opacity for better interaction feedback
- Use 2px border radius for smoother appearance
- Keep scrollbar track transparent for clean look
- Utilize Semi Design color variables for theme consistency
The new scrollbar design provides a more elegant and less intrusive horizontal scrolling experience across all data tables.
Fix the last column (operation/detail columns) to the right side across all table components to improve user experience and ensure important actions remain visible during horizontal scrolling.
Changes:
- ChannelsTable.js: Fix operation column to right
- UsersTable.js: Fix operation column to right
- TokensTable.js: Fix operation column to right
- RedemptionsTable.js: Fix operation column to right
- LogsTable.js: Fix details column to right
- MjLogsTable.js: Fix fail reason column to right
- TaskLogsTable.js: Fix fail reason column to right
All tables now have their rightmost column fixed using Semi Design's `fixed: 'right'` property, ensuring critical information and actions are always accessible regardless of table scroll position.
Update Footer component to use semantic color variables for better theme integration:
- Replace hardcoded background color with semi-color-bg-2 for theme consistency
- Update text colors to use semantic variables (semi-color-text-0, semi-color-text-1)
- Replace hardcoded link colors with semi-color-primary for brand consistency
- Add hover effects with smooth transitions for better user experience
- Keep logo container background as gray-800 for visual stability
This ensures the footer adapts properly to different theme modes while maintaining
good readability and visual consistency across the application.
Add fallback display value when system_name is not available or empty.
This ensures the homepage title always shows meaningful content instead
of being blank when the system name hasn't been configured or fails to load.
- Update Home component to display "New API" as default when statusState?.status?.system_name is falsy
- Improves user experience by preventing empty title display
Fix dark mode background color rendering issue in the footer component
where the custom dark background color (#1C1F23) was not being applied
consistently across different devices due to missing !important declaration.
Changes:
- Add !important to dark mode background color class in footer
- Change `dark:bg-[#1C1F23]` to `dark:!bg-[#1C1F23]`
- Ensure footer dark mode styling is not overridden by other CSS rules
This resolves visual inconsistencies where the footer would not display
the intended dark background color in dark theme mode on certain devices
or screen configurations.
Fix background color rendering issues for notification bell, theme toggle,
and language switcher buttons in the header bar. These buttons were missing
!important declarations in their CSS classes, causing inconsistent styling
across different devices where other styles could override the intended
background colors.
Changes:
- Add !important to background color classes for notification button
- Add !important to background color classes for theme toggle button
- Add !important to background color classes for language switcher button
- Ensure all header action buttons now have consistent styling matching
the user avatar dropdown button
This resolves visual inconsistencies where these buttons would appear
without proper background colors on certain devices or screen configurations.
- Consolidate 8 individual stat cards into 4 grouped cards:
* Account Data (Current Balance, Historical Consumption)
* Usage Statistics (Request Count, Statistics Count)
* Resource Consumption (Statistics Quota, Statistics Tokens)
* Performance Metrics (Average RPM, Average TPM)
- Add gradient header backgrounds with white text for card titles:
* Blue gradient for Account Data
* Green gradient for Usage Statistics
* Yellow gradient for Resource Consumption
* Pink gradient for Performance Metrics
- Implement mini trend charts using real API data:
* Replace mock data with actual time-series data from API
* Hide x and y axes to show pure trend lines
* Display trends only for metrics with available historical data
* Remove trend charts for Current Balance, Historical Consumption, and Request Count
- Merge model analysis charts into single card:
* Combine "Model Consumption Distribution" and "Model Call Count Ratio"
* Use responsive grid layout (vertical on mobile, horizontal on desktop)
* Update card title to "Model Data Analysis"
- Optimize chart configurations:
* Hide axes, legends, and tooltips for mini trend charts
* Maintain color consistency between metrics and trend lines
* Improve performance by processing all trend data in single API call
This commit improves the codebase structure by:
- Moving all inline styles from SiderBar.js to CSS classes in index.css
- Organizing CSS with clear section comments for better maintainability
- Removing unused imports and components
- Improving sidebar design with cleaner styling and consistent color management
- Restructuring CSS to group related styles together
- Adjusting sidebar width from 200px to 180px
- Replacing Text components with semantic divs for group labels
- Creating a color management function for sidebar icons
Improve the model list section in PersonalSetting component with the following enhancements:
- Add category-based tabs for filtering models by provider (OpenAI, Anthropic, etc.)
- Implement skeleton loading states using Semi UI components
- Add empty state illustrations when no models are available
- Use Semi UI design tokens for consistent styling
- Optimize display for both expanded and collapsed model lists
- Simplify some button text labels for better UI consistency
Move the Turnstile verification component from the renderOAuthOptions method to the main render function in both LoginForm and RegisterForm components. This ensures the Turnstile verification is globally visible and accessible regardless of which authentication method the user chooses (email login/register or third-party OAuth options).
The change improves UI consistency and ensures the verification mechanism works properly across all authentication flows.
Replace the main card icon in ModelPricing component with IconLayers to better represent the model catalog functionality. Increase icon size from 'large' to 'extra-large' for improved visibility and visual hierarchy.
This change enhances the user interface by using more appropriate iconography and giving the primary navigation elements greater emphasis.
This commit improves the model display interface with several enhancements:
1. Add model count badges to each category tab and dropdown menu item
2. Highlight active category with red badge and use grey for inactive ones
3. Optimize performance by caching category counts with useMemo
4. Standardize model tag rendering across components:
- Replace direct Tag component with centralized renderModelTag function
- Update renderModelTag to use stringToColor for consistent coloring
- Remove redundant color calculations in LogsTable
These changes improve the UI by providing users with visual cues about model distribution across categories while ensuring consistent styling throughout the application.
Refactor model tag rendering to ensure consistency throughout the application:
- Replace direct Tag component in ModelPricing with centralized renderModelTag function
- Update renderModelTag in render.js to use stringToColor for consistent color generation
- Remove redundant stringToColor calls in LogsTable.js renderModelName function
This change improves UI consistency by ensuring all model tags have the same styling, iconography, and color generation logic. Model tags now automatically display appropriate vendor icons based on the model name pattern.
Fix JSON unmarshal error that occurred when copying channels after testing. The JavaScript timestamp (floating point number) in the test_time field was causing type conversion errors in Go backend which expected an int64.
Solution:
- Create deep copy of channel record instead of modifying original
- Remove test_time and response_time fields before sending to backend
- Allow backend to use default values for these fields
Error fixed: "json: cannot unmarshal number into Go struct field Channel.test_time of type int64"
Improve the logs table by implementing brand-specific model icons and better
redirection visualization:
- Replace standard tags with `renderModelTag` to display appropriate brand
icons for each model (OpenAI, Claude, Gemini, etc.)
- Fix background colors by explicitly passing color parameters
- Restore descriptive text for model redirection in popover
- Replace refresh icon with forward icon for better representation of model
redirection
- Clean up unused imports
This change provides a more intuitive visual representation of models and
their relationships, making the logs table easier to understand at a glance.
This commit removes all fixed width constraints from the model pricing table columns, allowing them to naturally expand and adjust based on content. This improves the table's responsiveness and ensures better space utilization across different screen sizes.
