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- Show which users used the traffic in a period and on which nodes - Open a user's usage chart on the same period and node from the ranking
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WalkthroughThe change adds an API that returns ranked user traffic totals, with optional node breakdowns and access restrictions. The dashboard adds a traffic card with date and filter controls, ranked user rows, and links to usage details. ChangesUser Traffic Totals
Priority: ➖ Normal Estimated code review effort: 3 (Moderate) | ~25 minutes Change: Feature Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant Admin
participant UsersTrafficCard
participant APIClient as useGetUsersUsageTotals
participant UsageRoute as GET /api/user/s/usage/top
participant UserOperation
participant UsageTotalsCRUD as get_users_usage_totals
participant Database
Admin->>UsersTrafficCard: Select date range and filters
UsersTrafficCard->>APIClient: Request ranked usage totals
APIClient->>UsageRoute: Send usage totals query
UsageRoute->>UserOperation: Pass validated query and admin
UserOperation->>UsageTotalsCRUD: Pass scoped filters and date range
UsageTotalsCRUD->>Database: Aggregate matching usage records
Database-->>UsageTotalsCRUD: Return usage aggregates
UsageTotalsCRUD-->>UserOperation: Return ranked totals
UserOperation-->>UsageRoute: Return usage totals response
UsageRoute-->>APIClient: Respond with totals
APIClient-->>UsersTrafficCard: Provide totals for display
Suggested reviewers: Merge Risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to The new Traffic by Users card can keep showing an outdated rolling window after automatic refreshes. It can also open a user from previous filter results, and it shows an error to admins without user read access. Address the stale range before merging. Pre-merge checks |
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A rabbit hops through totals bright,
And ranks the users by their flight.
Node bars appear when details flow,
Date filters shape the rows below.
One click opens usage in view,
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@dashboard/src/features/statistics/components/statistics-charts.tsx:
- Line 145: Update the rendering of UsersTrafficCard in the statistics charts
section to show it only when hasPermission(admin, 'users', 'read') is true; omit
the card when the admin lacks that permission.
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@dashboard/src/features/statistics/components/users-traffic-card.tsx:
- Around line 85-86: Update the query-range calculation in the useMemo for
users’ traffic to refresh its time reference on a timer, and include that
changing clock value in the memo dependencies. Preserve the selected shortcut
and whole-day range behavior so automatic refreshes request the current rolling
period.
- Line 101: Update the users traffic query’s placeholderData handling so rows
from a previous filter cannot trigger actions with the newly selected period or
node; either retain previous data only for pagination or disable row actions
while isPlaceholderData is true.
Review comments at @dashboard/src/service/api/index.ts:
- Around line 22865-22866: Update the generated query-parameter serializer that
appends to normalizedParams to omit both undefined and null values. Append
String(value) only for non-null values, so nullable parameters are sent as
unfiltered requests rather than the literal string "null".
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick win
Advance shortcut ranges during automatic refresh.
For a shortcut such as 1h, useMemo keeps the initial start and end dates until the shortcut changes. The five-minute refetch therefore requests the same window indefinitely. Advance the clock on a timer and include it in the query-range calculation so the card continues to show the selected rolling period. (react.dev)
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Update the query-range calculation in the useMemo for users’ traffic to refresh
its time reference on a timer, and include that changing clock value in the memo
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automatic refreshes request the current rolling period.
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Kept as is: every time-range chart on the statistics page on dev (all-nodes-stacked-bar-chart, costume-bar-chart, user-counts-chart, user-sub-update-pie-chart, area-costume-chart in its historical view) computes its range in useMemo with no clock in the deps, so its periodic refetch reuses the same window. Fixing it for one card would make it diverge; it belongs in a separate PR covering all charts.
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@mark-avd, thanks for the context. Keeping this card consistent with the existing statistics charts is reasonable. The stale-window concern remains valid, but a separate PR should update the charts together.
Would you like me to open a follow-up issue for that shared change?
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Learnt from: mark-avd
Repo: PasarGuard/panel PR: 991
File: dashboard/src/features/statistics/components/users-traffic-card.tsx:85-86
Timestamp: 2026-10-10T20:23:00.458Z
Learning: In PasarGuard/panel, the React statistics charts all-nodes-stacked-bar-chart, costume-bar-chart, user-counts-chart, user-sub-update-pie-chart, and area-costume-chart in its historical view compute time ranges with useMemo without a clock dependency. Their periodic refetches reuse the same window. dashboard/src/features/statistics/components/users-traffic-card.tsx follows this shared behavior. Changes to rolling-window refresh behavior should be coordinated across the statistics charts rather than applied only to UsersTrafficCard.
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You are interacting with an AI system.
- Rows from the previous period, node or admin can no longer be opened or show their tooltip until the new ranking arrives
- Admins who can open statistics but not read users no longer see an error card
- Regenerate the API client on top of dev's orval config; the only addition is the users usage top endpoint
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Summary
Part of #582 (its "Traffic by users" section).
The statistics page shows traffic per node, core and admin, but not which users used it or on which nodes. The only per-user view is the usage modal of a single user, and sorting the users list by
used_trafficgives the current cycle, not a period.This adds a "Traffic by Users" card to the statistics page, under the traffic usage chart:
nodes.stats), traffic and share of the period total. Bar length is relative to the top user.users.readandadmins.read_simple; custom ranges cover whole picked days. The header shows the period total and the number of users with traffic.UsageModalgets an optionalinitialViewprop; existing callers are unchanged).users.read; the page passes the flag in, as it does fornodes.stats.API,
GET /api/users/usage/top:limitusers (1–100, default 10) by traffic in[start, end), with the period total and the number of users with traffic. Default range is the last 30 days.node_id,admin.group_by_nodeadds a per-node split to each user (nodes: [{node_id, total_traffic}],node_id0 for rows without a node).users.read. An admin without all-scopeusers.readsees only own users and gets 403 for any other admin, even withadmins.read, because the list exposes usernames (stricter than/api/users/usage, which returns only sums).node_idandgroup_by_nodeare ignored withoutnodes.stats./api/users/usage.en/ru/fa/zh strings.
service/api/index.tsregenerated withuv run python scripts/export_openapi.py --gen-client.Type of change
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SQLALCHEMY_DATABASE_URL=sqlite+aiosqlite:///./test.db uv run pytest -q tests/api/test_usage_functions_timezone.py(fresh SQLite)SQLALCHEMY_DATABASE_URL=sqlite+aiosqlite:///./test.db uv run pytest -q tests(fresh SQLite; the suite migrates it)ruff check --no-fix/ruff format --checkon touched fileseslint --quieton touched files,prettier --checkon the new cardtsc -p tsconfig.app.json --noEmitdev(538 errors, almost all from the generated-response typing: orval{data, status}types vs. the unwrapped data); 544 here: 6 more of the same kind (5 in the card, 1 from the page'susers.readcheck), nothing elsevite build,scripts/check-deferred-chunks.mjsnode_user_usagesrows over 35 daysTests ran on SQLite locally; PostgreSQL, TimescaleDB, MySQL and MariaDB are left to CI (
test-database-migrations.yml).Response time on that DB (median of 5 warm runs, ms). Like
/api/users/usage, the cost grows with the number of usage rows in the range:/usage/top/usage/top?group_by_node=true/api/users/usage?period=dayadmin=<one admin>Screenshots
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users: on SQLite the panel does not enablePRAGMA foreign_keysand user deletion keepsnode_user_usages, so without the join the period total would count users the list cannot show.node_user_usagesstores only the sum.dev.dev, this card included; fixed in fix(dashboard): send chart ranges with one UTC offset across DST #989.app/db/crud/user.py,app/operation/user.py); the new code is in new functions plus import lines, and both files merge with perf(statistics): reduce query load on large installs #865 without conflicts. The closest perf(statistics): reduce query load on large installs #865 hunks are theapp.db.crud.userimport list inapp/operation/user.pyand the body ofget_user_count_metric_stats, right after the new function inapp/db/crud/user.py.Summary by CodeRabbit