Per-client QR action: the qr icon on the expand-row table opened the
big info modal instead of the QR modal. Route it to QrCodeModal and
extend that modal with a `client` prop so genAllLinks() produces the
per-client share URLs (and per-peer remarks for WireGuard).
Inbound's Data redesign: split the dense single-page view into three
tabs — Inbound, Client, Subscription. Drop every QR rendering from
this modal (QrCodeModal is the QR home now). Each row in the Inbound
tab is one label/value pair instead of the legacy 2-column grid, and
long values like the VLESS encryption blob render as a wrapping code
block with a copy button so they can't blow out the dialog. The
Subscription tab renders sub URL + JSON URL as clickable anchors that
open in a new tab.
Restored TLS fallbacks UI: the model already exposed
VLESSSettings.Fallback / TrojanSettings.Fallback with addFallback /
delFallback / fallbackToJson, but the form modal never surfaced them
during the Vue 3 migration. Re-add the legacy form (SNI, ALPN, Path,
Destination, PROXY) on the protocol tab, gated on TCP transport plus
(for VLESS) encryption=none — same conditions as main.
Column widths: Protocol 70→130 and All-time Traffic 60→95 in the
inbound list; All-time Traffic 90→130 in the client expand-row, so
the header text fits and tags don't get squeezed.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 <noreply@anthropic.com>
When you expanded an inbound row, the nested <a-table> inside
ClientRowTable burst out of the parent's scroll-x box — its
.ant-spin-container ended up wider than the parent's narrow
.ant-table-cell, so the child looked oversized while the parent looked
squeezed. Replace the nested table with a CSS-grid layout that owns
its sizing, sits flush inside the expanded cell, and collapses to a
3-column layout on mobile (action menu, client identity, info popover).
While in there, fix three other client-row visuals:
- The Unicode infinity glyph (U+221E) renders as an "m"-shaped
character in some system fonts (Windows Segoe UI in particular).
Add a shared <InfinityIcon /> SVG component (legacy panel's path)
and use it in ClientRowTable, InboundList, and InboundInfoModal —
desktop and mobile cells.
- The "unlimited quota" traffic bar passed :percent="100" with no
stroke-color, so AD-Vue auto-coloured it success-green. Pin it to
the AD-Vue purple token (#722ed1) so it reads as the no-limit
sentinel rather than another usage state.
- ColorUtils + the in-row statsExpColor still hardcoded the legacy
teal/orange/red/purple palette (#008771 / #f37b24 / #cf3c3c /
#7a316f). Map them onto AD-Vue 4's success/warning/danger/purple
tokens (#52c41a / #faad14 / #ff4d4f / #722ed1) so badges, tags,
and progress bars all match the rest of the panel.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Continues the page-by-page translation pass started in cb37dd55 — runs
every user-visible string on settings (General/Security/Telegram/Sub),
inbounds (Client/QR/Info modals), and xray (Routing/Balancer/Rule/Warp/
Nord/Basics/Outbounds tabs) through useI18n. Updates the TOML→JSON sync
script to escape `@` (vue-i18n parses it as a linked-format prefix) and
refreshes all 13 locale files.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Each multi-user inbound row in the list now expands to show its
client roster, mirroring the legacy aClientTable component.
- ClientRowTable.vue: inner a-table with full desktop column set
(action icons / enable / online / client-with-status-dot / traffic
with progress bar / all-time / expiry with reset cycle) and a
collapsed mobile variant (single dropdown menu + popover info).
Self-contained: stats are looked up via a per-inbound email->stats
Map; per-client confirms (reset/delete) live on the row.
- The component emits typed events (edit/qrcode/info/reset-traffic/
delete/toggle-enable) — InboundsPage routes them back to the
existing client and info modals (with `findClientIndex` so the
modal opens focused on the right client).
- InboundList.vue: hooks ClientRowTable into the a-table's
expandedRowRender slot; row-class-name `hide-expand-icon` and a
scoped CSS rule hide the chevron for non-multi-user inbounds
(HTTP/Mixed/Tunnel/WireGuard/SS-single) so they keep looking flat.
- toggle-enable-client routes through updateClient with the same
`{id, settings: '{"clients": [...]}'}` shape as the other modals,
so backend parsing stays single-pathed.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 <noreply@anthropic.com>
