Two layering bugs were hiding the wave entirely: 1. .ant-layout-content had background: var(--bg-page) which painted an opaque rectangle covering the full content area — including the fixed wave-header behind it. Made the layout/content transparent and moved the bg paint up to .login-app (the outer ant-layout). 2. .waves-header had z-index: -1 which on its own was fine, but with .ant-layout-content opaque on top it was doubly buried. Promoted the wave-header to z-index: 0 and gave the form .login-row z-index: 1, so the form sits above the wave and the wave sits above the page-bg. Also set --bg-page to the legacy mint (#c7ebe2) for light mode so the bottom half of the page below the wave matches the legacy panel (was white). Dark mode stays at the surface-100/login-wave palette. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 <noreply@anthropic.com> |
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3x-ui frontend
Vue 3 + Ant Design Vue 4 + Vite. Builds into ../web/dist/, which the
Go binary will embed via embed.FS once the migration reaches the page
handlers (Phase 4+).
This directory exists alongside the legacy web/html/ Vue 2 templates
during the migration. Pages will move over one at a time on the
vue3-migration branch.
Dev
cd frontend
npm install
npm run dev
The dev server runs on http://localhost:5173/ and proxies API calls to
the Go panel at http://localhost:2053/ — start the Go panel first
(go run main.go), then start Vite.
Production build
npm run build
Outputs to ../web/dist/. The Go binary picks it up at compile time via
embed.FS.
Where things live
src/main.js— app entrypoint (createApp, install Antd, mount)src/App.vue— root component (currently a smoke-test placeholder)vite.config.js— build + dev-server configindex.html— Vite HTML template
Adding new pages
For each legacy page being migrated, add an entry to
vite.config.js rollupOptions.input. Each entry produces its own
HTML file in web/dist/, which the Go panel route handler will serve.