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traefik-llmgateway/webui
lukaszraczylo 227200316d fix(webui): keep charts consistent with the current selection
Chart and ranking fetches carry a request id, and a superseded response
is dropped. Changing a selection clears the old data at once, so old
numbers never show under new labels or units. The auto-refresh tick
skips while a fetch is still in flight. "Loading..." shows only until
the first result for a selection arrives. Dashboard polls do not
overlap.

Users in several groups are counted and searched in every group. The
Models tab labels its windows as the current UTC bucket. Hour labels
are marked UTC. The Members column sorts numerically. Target access
shows "All groups" for null and "No groups" for []. The UI shows the
server's own error message. Cost axis ticks use the currency
formatter. npm run dev proxies /admin/api. Nine unused shadcn
components are removed.

admin_assets_gen.go is regenerated from the new build.

Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01V5jYJNxpDFdJkyyExpADrv
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Admin panel (webui)

Source for the traefik-llmgateway read-only admin dashboard: Vue 3 + TypeScript + Pinia + Tailwind v4 + shadcn-vue + Chart.js, built with Vite.

See the repo root README.md's Admin section for what the dashboard shows and how its API/auth works, and the Development section for make admin-ui — the only way this directory's output (../admin_assets_gen.go) is meant to be regenerated. Nothing here runs at request time: the plugin serves the built, baked-in output, never webui/ itself.

Warning: shadcn-vue add/init regressions

components.json has no iconLibrary or font key. Do not add them back. Their omission is the fix, not an oversight — read on before you "helpfully" restore either one.

Earlier revisions of this file set "iconLibrary": "lucide" and "font": "inter", both wrong for this project (FontAwesome only, per the vue-web-development house skill; no external font at all). Both npx shadcn-vue init and npx shadcn-vue add <component> read those two fields and, when set, rewrite src/assets/main.css — hit twice in this project's own history, init then a later add, both re-adding a @import url('https://fonts.googleapis.com/...') line and switching the dark-mode @custom-variant back to a .dark-class toggle.

The actual shadcn-vue config schema (node_modules/shadcn-vue/dist/schema/index.js's rawConfigSchema) declares both fields as z.string().optional() — not an enum, contrary to an earlier, incorrect claim in this project's own review notes that the CLI schema forced one of five fixed values. The CLI's init --font/ --icon-library flags do offer five fixed choices each, but that is a flag-parsing constraint, not a components.json schema constraint. Deleting both keys leaves them undefined after parse, a valid state: verified empirically, running npx shadcn-vue add badge -o -y against a components.json with both keys removed left src/assets/main.css byte-for-byte unchanged.

That verification also surfaced a narrower, remaining trap: the same run still added @lucide/vue back to package.json's dependencies (Badge itself does not use it — some components' registry entries list an icon package regardless of iconLibrary). So after any future shadcn-vue add/init call:

  1. Check git diff webui/package.json for a re-added lucide-vue-next/@lucide/vue dependency, and remove it (npm uninstall) if nothing in src/ imports from it.
  2. Check the new component's own file for a lucide-vue-next/@lucide/vue import and swap it for the FontAwesome equivalent (see src/components/ui/select/Select*.vue for the pattern already applied there).
  3. Diff src/assets/main.css anyway before committing, in case a future shadcn-vue release starts reading a different config key for the same font-injection step.

Local development

npm ci
npm run dev      # Vite dev server — /admin/api/* calls need a real
                  # gateway to fetch from; point one at the same origin or
                  # accept the "refresh failed" state while iterating on
                  # layout/styling alone.
npm run build     # what `make admin-ui` runs, plus webui/generate.mjs

Structure

  • src/stores/ — Pinia: auth (the sessionStorage key gate), dashboard (Providers/Usage, 5s poll), history (Charts, fetch-on-selection + 30s refresh).
  • src/components/ — AuthGate, ProvidersView (the "Providers" tab — named for its UI label; it still fetches GET /admin/api/overview, whose own name is unchanged API surface), UsageView, ChartsView/UsageChart, UsageTable, DataTable (the shared sortable-table wrapper — shadcn-vue's DataTable pattern, @tanstack/ vue-table, generic over row type), SearchInput (the shared search-box — icon + shadcn Input + shadcn Button clear button — every search filter in the panel renders); ui/ holds the shadcn-vue primitives this panel actually uses (Accordion, Card, Table, Tabs, Button, Input, Alert, Select, Badge) — nothing installed and unused. Providers and Groups (Usage) render as a real Accordion — expanding a group shows its member users' own usage rows, a client-side join on AdminUsageEntryView.groupName.
  • src/composables/ — useThemeColors (Chart.js axis/grid/legend colors off the current design tokens), useSearchQuery (the shared query/normalized/hasQuery state every SearchInput pairs with).
  • src/lib/ — api.ts (the /admin/api/* fetch wrapper), format.ts, key-storage.ts, chart-setup.ts, search-expand.ts (search-aware expand state, adapted to drive Accordion's v-model — shared by ProvidersView's providers and UsageView's groups), usage-search.ts (shared user/group query-matching helpers, used by UsageView and ChartsView), usage-columns.ts (shared ColumnDefs for every usage table).
  • src/types/api.ts — TypeScript mirrors of admin.go's JSON response shapes (adminOverviewResponse, adminUsageResponse, usageHistoryResponse) — these keep their backend names; only the frontend tab label/component changed (see ProvidersView above).
  • generate.mjs — reads dist/ after vite build and writes ../admin_assets_gen.go; see its own header comment for why every asset is base64-encoded rather than embedded as a raw string literal.