- Add Dashboard with summary stats, model/user tables
- Add ChartLine component with multi-model support
- Interactive hover tooltips and model breakdown
- Hourly granularity for 24h, daily for 7d+
- Add chat_message table for message-level analytics with usage JSON field
- Add migration to backfill from existing chats
- Add /analytics endpoints: summary, models, users, daily
- Support hourly/daily granularity for time-series data
- Fill missing days/hours in date range
* feat(files): add shift+click quick delete to File Manager
Add shift+click functionality to FilesModal for rapid file deletion without confirmation dialogs.
Changes:
- Track Shift key state via keyboard event listeners
- When Shift is held, delete button bypasses confirmation and deletes immediately
- Visual feedback: delete icon turns red when Shift is held
- Optimized delete to remove file from local array instead of re-fetching entire list, enabling rapid successive deletions without UI flicker
This matches the quick delete pattern used in other workspace components like Tools, Prompts, and Models.
* Update FilesModal.svelte
## Summary
Eliminates redundant database query in update_memory_by_id_and_user_id. Previously, after modifying the memory object, it called get_memory_by_id which opened a new session and queried again.
## Changes
models/memories.py update_memory_by_id_and_user_id:
- Replace self.get_memory_by_id(id) with db.refresh(memory)
- Return the same memory object that was already modified
## Performance Impact
Before: 2 queries (get + get_memory_by_id)
After: 1 query + refresh on same session
Extract anonymous touch event handlers into named functions and add
proper cleanup for all event listeners (message, touchstart, touchmove,
touchend, visibilitychange) in the onMount return function.
Previously only the resize listener was being cleaned up, causing
memory leaks during navigation and hot-reloads.
fix: add lang="ts" to Svelte script tags using
TypeScript syntax
Two Svelte components were using TypeScript type annotations (ReturnType<typeof setTimeout>)
but their script tags were missing the lang="ts" attribute. This caused Vite/Svelte to parse
them as plain JavaScript, resulting in parse errors.
Fixed files:
- src/lib/components/admin/Users/UserList.svelte
- src/lib/components/channel/ChannelInfoModal/UserList.svelte
Tim Baek