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Functions

func AuditLogPage added in v0.9.0 

func AuditLogPage(runs []entity.ConnectorRun, connectorsByID map[string]entity.Connector, usersByID map[string]string, f connectors.AuditFilter, fromStr, toStr string, page, totalPages, total int, user *entity.User) templ.Component

AuditLogPage renders the cross-connector run history for admins. Filters are URL-driven (source, status, from, to); pagination is server-side. fromStr / toStr are pre-formatted "2006-01-02" strings used to pre-fill the date inputs.

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 ConfigsTableFull added in v0.10.0 

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

ConfigsTableFull is the picker-aware entry point. Callers that need picker fields render through here; ConfigsTable above stays unchanged for the legacy two-section layout.

func ConnectorAccountOpsPage added in v0.16.0 

func ConnectorAccountOpsPage(mod connector.Module, row *entity.Connector, acc *entity.ConnectorAccount, opStates map[string]connectors.OpState, user *entity.User) templ.Component

func ConnectorDetailPage added in v0.4.0 

func ConnectorDetailPage(mod connector.Module, row *entity.Connector, configs []entity.Config, opStates map[string]connectors.OpState, editKey string, user *entity.User, _ HealthBanner, isAdmin bool, customInfo *CustomDefInfo) 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. ConnectorDetailPage renders the per-row admin surface. oauthURL is non-empty when the connector supports OAuth AND client_id is configured — the handler computes this so the template stays free of config-service access.

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 ConnectorIcon added in v0.17.0 

func ConnectorIcon(icon string) templ.Component

ConnectorIcon renders a module icon: emoji/text verbatim, inline <svg> and data:image payloads as an <img> sized to its container.

func ConnectorListPage added in v0.4.0 

func ConnectorListPage(mod connector.Module, rows []entity.Connector, tagsByRow map[string][]string, accountsByRow map[string][]entity.ConnectorAccount, oauthURLByRow map[string]string, oauthSuccess bool, oauthUser string, customInfo *CustomDefInfo, user *entity.User) templ.Component

func ConnectorTestPage added in v0.4.0 

func ConnectorTestPage(mod connector.Module, row *entity.Connector, activeOp string, prefill map[string]string, accounts []entity.ConnectorAccount, 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 ConnectorsIndexPage added in v0.14.8 

func ConnectorsIndexPage(groups []ConnectorIndexGroup, canCreate bool, user *entity.User) templ.Component

ConnectorsIndexPage lists every connector definition, grouped by category tag into bordered group cards (same chrome as the home page), with a search box and category filter chips. It is the destination of the single "Connectors" launcher on the home page: the connector set is expected to grow large, so this page stays browsable while the home grid stays clean.

func CustomBadge added in v0.17.0 

func CustomBadge(info *CustomDefInfo) templ.Component

CustomBadge marks a custom definition in the list/detail header: source badge + the connection status chip (MCP only — Connected stays until a re-sync/reconnect flips it, Disconnected after a failed probe, Disabled when the def is switched off; cURL/manual defs have no connection to track). Pure display — the definition actions live in CustomDefActions on the list page.

func CustomConnectAccount added in v0.17.0 

func CustomConnectAccount(instanceID, account string, connected bool) templ.Component

CustomConnectAccount is the per-instance OAuth login control on the instance detail page: full-page redirect into the authorization server; the callback attaches the account to this row and re-syncs the def. account is the row's connected marker — present, it renders as a chip and the button flips to Reconnect.

func CustomDangerRow added in v0.17.0 

func CustomDangerRow(info *CustomDefInfo) templ.Component

CustomDangerRow is the definition-level danger zone: the disable toggle (zero operations served until re-enabled; cards and instance rows stay) and the delete (removes the definition, its instances, and — for MCP defs — the server registration; run history survives and the access tag is kept for re-creates).

func CustomDefActions added in v0.17.0 

func CustomDefActions(info *CustomDefInfo) templ.Component

CustomDefActions is the definition-owner button group on the connector list page: the jump into the definition editor. Re-sync lives on each instance page (CustomResyncTools) — the probe runs under that instance's account.

func CustomMCPServerFormPage added in v0.17.0 

func CustomMCPServerFormPage(serverID string, form *customconn.ServerForm, tools []MCPToolRow, info *CustomDefInfo, user *entity.User) templ.Component

CustomMCPServerFormPage renders the MCP server registration form — label + URL, the four auth scheme panels (one visible at a time, toggled by custom_mcp_form.js), scheme-independent extra headers, the Test-connection card, and the tool exclude-list. Saving creates the connector directly: every tool the server lists is an operation unless ticked as excluded, and tools added server-side appear after a reload with no wick change. Save stays disabled until one successful test in this form session; the server re-enforces the gate in SaveServer. serverID=="" registers a new server, otherwise the form edits the stored row (form prefilled; secret values stay as their wick_enc_ tokens and pass through unchanged unless replaced; tools carries the live catalog probed server-side for the exclude list — empty when the server was unreachable at render).

func CustomManualPage added in v0.17.0 

func CustomManualPage(categories []string, user *entity.User) templ.Component

CustomManualPage is the blank/manual builder: the same draft editor as the review page, split into a three-step stepper (Meta → Configs → Operations). custom_manual.js drives the step visibility on top of custom_review.js, which owns the form itself. Saving posts the same Draft to the same create endpoint as the paste flow.

func CustomPastePage added in v0.17.0 

func CustomPastePage(aiProviders []string, user *entity.User) templ.Component

CustomPastePage is the entry of the paste flow: one big paste box behind two parser tabs. The cURL tab is the deterministic default; the AI tab renders only when at least one structured-output provider exists — aiProviders carries the selectable instance names (resolved live, so newly configured providers appear on refresh). Parse posts the box to /manager/connectors/custom/parse and, on success, the JS stores the returned draft in sessionStorage and navigates to the review page.

func CustomReloadBanner added in v0.17.0 

func CustomReloadBanner(info *CustomDefInfo) templ.Component

CustomReloadBanner sits at the top of a custom connector's detail page while the stored definition is newer than the serving module. Reload rebuilds + atomically swaps the executor; until then the old in-memory module keeps serving.

func CustomResyncTools added in v0.17.0 

func CustomResyncTools(info *CustomDefInfo, instanceID string) templ.Component

CustomResyncTools is the per-instance catalog re-sync on an MCP def's instance page: re-fetches the server's live tools/list under THIS instance's account (oauth servers may expose different tools per account) and atomically swaps the fresh operation set in.

func CustomReviewPage added in v0.17.0 

func CustomReviewPage(mode string, defID string, draft any, categories []string, info *CustomDefInfo, user *entity.User) templ.Component

CustomReviewPage renders the review form for a custom connector draft. mode "new" loads the draft from sessionStorage (stored there by the paste / import JS); mode "edit" embeds the stored definition as JSON. The form itself is rendered client-side by custom_review.js into the containers customDraftForm lays out.

func HasHealthCheck added in v0.10.0 

func HasHealthCheck(mod connector.Module) bool

HasHealthCheck reports whether a connector module registered a HealthCheck hook. The detail page renders the "Check Permissions" button only when this is true so connectors without a hook do not expose a no-op action.

func IconPicker added in v0.17.0 

func IconPicker(inputID string) templ.Component

IconPicker is the connector icon control: a preview button opening a panel with an emoji grid plus a paste slot for inline <svg> / data:image payloads (validated server-side to 32KB). The value lives in a hidden input under inputID so existing form JS keeps reading / writing it; icon_picker.js listens for `change` on that input to refresh the preview after programmatic prefill.

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 OpsSection added in v0.16.0 

func OpsSection(mod connector.Module, opStates map[string]connectors.OpState, rowBaseURL string, bulkURL string, showActions bool) templ.Component

OpsSection renders the shared Operations table used by both the connector detail page and the per-account ops page.

rowBaseURL — base URL for per-op toggle + test/history, e.g. 

/manager/connectors/slack/{rowID}
For account mode: /manager/connectors/slack/{rowID}/accounts/{accID}

bulkURL — POST target for Enable all / Disable all; empty = hide bulk buttons opStates — current enabled state per op key showActions — show Test / History links (false in account mode)

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.

Types

type ConnectorIndexCard added in v0.14.8 

type ConnectorIndexCard struct {
	Key             string
	Name            string
	Description     string
	Icon            string
	Category        string // category tag name, used for grouping + filtering
	OpCount         int
	ActiveCount     int // enabled instances with complete config (ready to use)
	NeedsSetupCount int // enabled instances with required config still missing
	DisabledCount   int // instances the caller can manage that are row-disabled
	System          bool
	// Custom marks definitions that live in the custom_connectors table
	// instead of Go code; CustomSource carries the import origin shown on
	// the badge ("cURL" / "MCP" / "Manual"); NeedsReload flags a custom
	// def whose stored definition is newer than the module currently
	// serving.
	Custom       bool
	CustomSource string
	NeedsReload  bool
}

ConnectorIndexCard is one connector definition rendered on the connectors index page (/manager/connectors). It collapses a module's Meta plus the number of rows the caller can manage into a single card that links to the per-connector rows page.

type ConnectorIndexGroup added in v0.14.8 

type ConnectorIndexGroup struct {
	Name        string
	Description string
	Cards       []ConnectorIndexCard
}

ConnectorIndexGroup is a category section on the connectors index page, rendered as a bordered group card (same chrome as the home page groups). Name/Description come from the category tag; Cards are the connectors tagged with it, sorted by display name.

type CustomDefInfo added in v0.17.0 

type CustomDefInfo struct {
	DefID       string
	SourceLabel string // "cURL" | "MCP" | "Manual"
	Dirty       bool
	Disabled    bool
	MCP         bool
	Connected   bool // last tools/list probe OK (MCP only)
	Tested      bool // server has been probed at least once (MCP only)
	OAuth       bool // server uses the oauth scheme (per-instance accounts)
	// OAuthAccount is the viewed instance's resolved identity (email /
	// username from OIDC) — header chip on the detail page; empty when
	// the server yields no identity (chip hidden). OAuthConnected says
	// whether an access token is attached at all — drives the
	// Connect vs Reconnect button independent of identity.
	OAuthAccount   string
	OAuthConnected bool
}

CustomDefInfo decorates the connector list/detail pages when the key belongs to a custom definition: the "Custom · <source>" badge, the edit-definition link, the reload banner (Dirty), the disable toggle, and the delete-definition danger row. MCP defs additionally carry the connection status chip (Connected / Disconnected, from the server row's last probe) and the Re-sync action — cURL/manual defs have no connection to track. Nil on built-in connectors.

type HealthBanner added in v0.10.0 

type HealthBanner struct {
	Kind         string // "ok" | "err" — empty means no banner
	ErrorMessage string
	NewlyLocked  []string
	NewlyCleared []string
}

HealthBanner is the data the row detail page renders right above the Operations section after a health-check round-trip. Kind picks the styling; the three slices show op transitions and granular errors.

func HealthBannerFromQuery added in v0.10.0 

func HealthBannerFromQuery(q url.Values) HealthBanner

HealthBannerFromQuery decodes the redirect query params runConnectorHealthCheck stamps onto the detail-page URL. Returns a zero-value banner (no render) when the page was opened without health-check params.

type MCPToolRow added in v0.17.0 

type MCPToolRow struct {
	Name        string `json:"name"`
	Description string `json:"description"`
}

MCPToolRow is one row of the exclude-list on the MCP server form — the live tools/list catalog slimmed for display. Serialized into the page as JSON for custom_mcp_form.js to render.

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