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Overview ¶

templ: version: v0.3.1020

Index ¶

func AccountPassword(session *auth.Session, data AccountPasswordData) templ.Component
func CSRFField() templ.Component
func FormError(msg string) templ.Component
func Home(session *auth.Session, groups []HomeData) templ.Component
func Index() templ.Component
func InviteConfirm(session *auth.Session, data InviteConfirmData) templ.Component
func InviteInvalid(session *auth.Session) templ.Component
func Layout(title string, session *auth.Session) templ.Component
func Login(emailValue, errMsg, invitePlaintext, inviteTeamName, next string) templ.Component
func OAuthConsent(session *auth.Session, data OAuthConsentData) templ.Component
func ProjectQuery(session *auth.Session, data ProjectQueryData) templ.Component
func ProjectShow(session *auth.Session, data ProjectShowData) templ.Component
func TeamShow(session *auth.Session, data TeamShowData) templ.Component
type AccountPasswordData
type HomeData
type InviteConfirmData
type OAuthConsentData
type ProjectQueryData
type ProjectShowData
type TeamShowData

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Functions ¶

func AccountPassword ¶

func AccountPassword(session *auth.Session, data AccountPasswordData) templ.Component

func CSRFField ¶

func CSRFField() templ.Component

CSRFField renders the hidden form input every state-changing form must include. Pulls the value from ctx (set by the auth middleware) so callers never need to thread the token explicitly.

func FormError ¶

func FormError(msg string) templ.Component

FormError renders a small "we couldn't process that" banner above forms.

func Home ¶

func Home(session *auth.Session, groups []HomeData) templ.Component

Home is the post-login landing page. Lists every team the viewer belongs to, each with its projects + an action to create a new one. Replaces the step-3 placeholder that just said "you're signed in".

func Index ¶

func Index() templ.Component

Index is the unauthenticated landing page. The brand string is asserted by internal/web/server_test.go and e2e/boot_test.go, so don't paraphrase it without updating those.

func InviteConfirm ¶

func InviteConfirm(session *auth.Session, data InviteConfirmData) templ.Component

func InviteInvalid ¶

func InviteInvalid(session *auth.Session) templ.Component

InviteInvalid is the 404 page for unknown / consumed / expired invite tokens. Status code is set by the handler before render.

func Layout ¶

func Layout(title string, session *auth.Session) templ.Component

Layout is the shared HTML chrome for every server-rendered page. Holds the global hx-headers so every htmx-triggered request forwards X-CSRF-Token, and the minimal CSS that ships with v1.

Pass session=nil for anonymous pages (login, invite confirmation); the layout adapts the header nav.

func Login(emailValue, errMsg, invitePlaintext, inviteTeamName, next string) templ.Component

Login is the password form. invitePlaintext rides along when the user arrived via /login?invite=:t — the hidden field threads it through to POST /login, which consumes the invite after a successful auth.

next is the post-login redirect target (e.g. /oauth/authorize?…) used by the OAuth bounce. The handler validates it through safeRedirect before trusting it; the view just renders whatever non-empty value it gets.

There is no public signup. New users without an invite can't create an account from this page; new users with an invite get a "back to invite" link instead, which lands them on the invite page's inline signup form.

func OAuthConsent ¶

func OAuthConsent(session *auth.Session, data OAuthConsentData) templ.Component

func ProjectQuery ¶

func ProjectQuery(session *auth.Session, data ProjectQueryData) templ.Component

func ProjectShow ¶

func ProjectShow(session *auth.Session, data ProjectShowData) templ.Component

func TeamShow ¶

func TeamShow(session *auth.Session, data TeamShowData) templ.Component

Types ¶

type AccountPasswordData ¶

type AccountPasswordData struct {
	Forced bool
	ErrMsg string
}

AccountPasswordData drives the change-password form. Forced is true when the user got here because session.MustChangePassword is set (operator reset path) — the page renders an explanatory banner (TODO 3).

type HomeData ¶

type HomeData struct {
	Team     db.Team
	Projects []db.Project
}

HomeData groups the per-team project list for the rebuilt home page (Issue 5). The handler runs Teams.List + Projects.ListForTeams and groups by team_id in Go before rendering.

type InviteConfirmData ¶

type InviteConfirmData struct {
	TeamName      string
	PageTitle     string // "Join {TeamName}"; handler precomputes
	InviteToken   string // plaintext token (used in form action + login link)
	AlreadyMember bool
	AnonLoginURL  string // "/login?invite=:t" — for existing users
	Email         string // re-rendered on anon POST validation failure
	ErrMsg        string // re-rendered on anon POST validation failure
}

InviteConfirmData drives the GET /invites/:token confirmation page. AlreadyMember nudges the UX without changing the consume semantics — clicking the button still burns the invite and lands on the team page.

For anonymous viewers the page renders an inline signup form that POSTs back to /invites/:token; the handler creates the account, consumes the invite, and logs the user in atomically (see invites_handlers.postInvite anon branch). Email and ErrMsg are populated when re-rendering after a failed POST.

type OAuthConsentData ¶

type OAuthConsentData struct {
	ClientID            string
	ClientName          string
	RedirectURI         string
	State               string
	Scope               string
	CodeChallenge       string
	CodeChallengeMethod string
	Projects            []db.Project
}

OAuthConsentData powers /oauth/authorize's consent page. Carries the client identity the user is being asked to authorize, the projects the viewer can grant access to, and the verbatim authorize-request params so a POST decision can hand them back unchanged.

type ProjectQueryData ¶

type ProjectQueryData struct {
	Project   db.Project
	PageTitle string
	SQL       string
	Schema    query.Schema
	Result    query.Result
	ErrMsg    string
}

type ProjectShowData ¶

type ProjectShowData struct {
	Project     db.Project
	PublicToken string
	ErrMsg      string
}

ProjectShowData carries the project detail view.

PublicToken is the plaintext mere_pub_… snippet token; non-secret, displayed verbatim on every visit so the user can copy it into client-side HTML. Auto-provisioned at project create.

/v1/* + /mcp bearer auth is served by OAuth (package internal/oauth), so this page no longer issues per-project secret tokens.

type TeamShowData ¶

type TeamShowData struct {
	Team      db.Team
	Members   []db.ListMembersForTeamForUserRow
	NewInvite string // full URL ("https://host/invites/<plaintext>"); blank if none just issued
	ErrMsg    string
}

TeamShowData carries the bits the team-settings page needs. NewInvite is non-empty only on the render-on-POST response after creating an invite — the plaintext URL is shown exactly once (mirrors the token UX in Issue 3, applied to invites for symmetry).

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