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func ConfigsTable ¶

func ConfigsTable(rows []entity.Config, actionBase string, _ string, _ string) templ.Component

ConfigsTable renders all configs as an always-visible block form. editKey and cancelHref are kept for API compatibility but unused.

func ConnectorDetailPage ¶ added in v0.4.0

func ConnectorDetailPage(mod connector.Module, row *entity.Connector, configs []entity.Config, opStates map[string]bool, editKey string, user *entity.User) templ.Component

ConnectorDetailPage is the per-row admin surface for a connector row. Identity (label + actions), credentials, and the operations table. Test runs and run history live on dedicated sibling pages reached via the per-operation action links — keeps this page focused on settings.

func ConnectorHistoryPage ¶ added in v0.4.0

func ConnectorHistoryPage(mod connector.Module, row *entity.Connector, runs []entity.ConnectorRun, usersByID map[string]string, filter connectors.RunFilter, page, totalPages, total int, user *entity.User) templ.Component

ConnectorHistoryPage is the standalone audit log for one connector row. Filter chips (operation, source, status, user) are URL-driven so links stay shareable. Each row expands inline to reveal the request / response JSON without a round trip.

func ConnectorListPage ¶ added in v0.4.0

func ConnectorListPage(mod connector.Module, rows []entity.Connector, tagsByRow map[string][]string, user *entity.User) templ.Component

ConnectorListPage shows every row that backs a single connector definition. One Meta.Key can have many rows (e.g. Loki Prod / Staging / Dev), each carrying its own credentials and tag set. Rows are listed here with quick actions; clicking a row opens the detail page where configs are edited and operations are tested.

func ConnectorTestPage ¶ added in v0.4.0

func ConnectorTestPage(mod connector.Module, row *entity.Connector, activeOp string, prefill map[string]string, user *entity.User) templ.Component

ConnectorTestPage is the standalone Postman-style runner for one connector row. The operation dropdown is URL-synced (?op=) so that switching ops never costs a page back-and-forth, and links from the detail page can preselect a specific op.

func JobDetailPage ¶

func JobDetailPage(j *entity.Job, configs []entity.Config, editConfigKey string, user *entity.User, errMsg string, bannerEntry *ui.MissingEntry) templ.Component

JobDetailPage is the one-stop admin view for a single job: settings (schedule, enabled, max runs) and runtime configs. bannerEntry is non-nil when this job still has Required configs empty; the ScopedSetupBanner above the body nudges the admin.

func JobStatusBadge ¶

func JobStatusBadge(status entity.JobStatus, enabled bool) templ.Component

func Layout ¶

func Layout(title string, user *entity.User) templ.Component

Layout is the shared chrome (nav + tabs + dark toggle + user menu) for every manager screen. Pages wrap their <main> body as children.

func ToolDetailPage ¶

func ToolDetailPage(t tool.Tool, configs []entity.Config, editKey string, user *entity.User, bannerEntry *ui.MissingEntry) templ.Component

ToolDetailPage is the per-tool config editor. No schedule, no runs — just the reusable configs table scoped to Meta.Key. bannerEntry is non-nil when this tool still has Required configs empty; the ScopedSetupBanner above the body nudges the admin to fill them in.