- Replace gray->cool-steel, blue/indigo->cerulean, red->sweet-salmon, yellow/amber->wheat
- Dark sidebar: sidebar/footer use cool-steel-800 bg, text lightened for contrast
- ~11,600 color replacements across ~99 files
- Update tests for new color class names
Set up mix_gleam archive, gleam_stdlib, and gleeunit deps. Add Gleam
compiler to all Dockerfiles, CI workflows, nix shell, and .tool-versions.
Rewrite Numeric, QueryHelpers, and URLValidator from Elixir to Gleam with
full ExUnit test coverage. Update all callers to use the Gleam modules
directly via :towerops@module syntax. Remove duplicate sanitize_like/1
private functions in snmp.ex and trace.ex.
Reviewed-on: graham/towerops-web#98
- Replace "Back to X" links with proper breadcrumb trails on settings,
integrations, Gaiia, and Preseem pages
- Fix active_page on config-timeline routes so Devices nav highlights
- Add title tooltip to truncated alert messages (hover to see full text)
- Add tooltips to QoE column header explaining the metric
- Add tooltips to Subs/MRR labels on dashboard status bar
New role system:
- owner: full access + financials
- admin: full access + financials (except org deletion)
- executive: read-only + full financial visibility (MRR, revenue)
- technician: field ops (devices, sites, alerts) without financials
- member: legacy alias for technician (migrated)
- viewer: read-only, no financials
Financial data (MRR, revenue, billing) gated behind can_view_financials
assign in all LiveView templates: dashboard, alerts, trace, site show.
Includes migration to rename existing member roles to technician.
- Fix broken route paths in dashboard (/discovery, /subscribers/trace, /config-changes)
- Fix insights empty state settings link (org-scoped route)
- Add underscores to all 86400 literals across 6 files
- Alphabetize aliases in search.ex and agent_channel.ex
- Extract changelog parser helper to reduce nesting
- Extract dashboard impact calculation to reduce nesting
- Refactor agent_channel config change detection (pattern match, extract function)
- Combine double Enum.reject into single call in trace.ex
- Fix line length in trace.ex search query
- Replace length/1 > 0 with != [] in trace_live
- Run mix format on all files
- Group alerts by site (tower/location) with collapsible sections
- Show alert count badges per site, critical count highlighted
- Color-code alerts by severity and age (red >1h, orange >15m, yellow new)
- Add Resolve button with confirmation dialog
- Show subscriber impact from Gaiia inventory at site and alert level
- Filter tabs: Unresolved, Critical, All, Resolved with counts
- Sort options: Severity (default), Oldest First, Subscriber Impact
- Sites with most critical alerts and highest subscriber impact sort first
- Use DaisyUI collapse, badge, tab, and btn components
Transform the dashboard into a single-pane-of-glass command center that
blends operational metrics with business context from Gaiia subscriber data.
- Extend insight schema with multi-source support (snmp, gaiia, system)
- Add Oban workers for automated insight generation (device health, system, gaiia)
- New Dashboard context with health score computation and site summaries
- Rewrite dashboard LiveView with health overview, alert/insight feeds, site grid
- Add source filter pills for insights with URL state management
- Add metrics bar to site detail pages (device count, alerts, subscribers, MRR)
- Add subscriber/MRR context to alert list site links
- Add subscriber badges to device list site headers
- Real-time PubSub updates for alerts on dashboard
Computes subscriber impact when device alerts fire. Three analysis
layers: device-level (inventory item -> direct subscriber) and
site-level (network site -> all subscribers at tower). Impact data
stored as JSONB on alert records and displayed as badges on alert list.
- Created new on_mount hook :load_default_organization that automatically loads user's first organization
- Moved sites and devices routes to root path (/ sites, /devices) instead of /orgs/:org_slug
- Updated all navigation links and route references throughout the app
- Dashboard, alerts, and agents still use org-specific routes (/orgs/:org_slug)
- Users can still switch organizations via org selector for other pages
- Add timezone to socket assigns in mount_current_scope
- Detect user timezone from browser using Intl.DateTimeFormat
- Auto-save detected timezone to user profile on first connection
- Update all templates to use TimeHelpers with timezone parameter
- Update agent helper functions to accept timezone parameter
- Templates updated:
- Alert list (triggered, acknowledged, resolved)
- Device list (last checked)
- Agent list and show (created, last seen, updated)
- Admin dashboard (impersonation logs)
- Admin org/user lists (created/joined dates)
- Main dashboard (alert times)
Two issues were preventing impersonation from working correctly:
1. Templates were not passing current_scope to Layouts.authenticated,
so the impersonation banner never displayed.
2. fetch_current_scope_for_user was looking up the user from the
session token, which always pointed to the superuser. This caused
the superuser to see their own organizations and equipment instead
of the impersonated user's data.
Changes:
- Pass current_scope={@current_scope} to all Layouts.authenticated calls
- Store target_user_id in session during impersonation
- Fetch target user directly from database using target_user_id
- Update both fetch_current_scope_for_user (for controllers) and
mount_current_scope (for LiveViews) to properly handle impersonation
- Clean up target_user_id from session when impersonation ends
Now when a superuser impersonates a user, they correctly see:
- The impersonation banner at the top with exit link
- The target user's organizations and equipment
- All data scoped to the impersonated user
- Add active_page attribute to authenticated layout
- Update nav_link component to show active state with border and text styling
- Update all LiveView templates to pass active_page parameter
- Fix datetime truncation issues in tests and schemas for :utc_datetime fields
- Fix dashboard test assertions for equipment status text
- Remove default Phoenix branding and create custom layouts
- Replace DaisyUI classes with custom Tailwind components throughout
- Add authenticated layout with navigation bar for organization pages
- Redesign all core components (buttons, forms, tables, alerts)
- Make dashboard stat cards clickable to navigate to respective pages
- Update alert acknowledge button to only show for equipment down alerts
- Add consistent dark mode support across all pages
- Implement modern design with zinc color palette and improved spacing
