Combine both branches into a single coherent branch: - Full mobile responsive parity (useIsMobile, MobileCardRow, SheetForm, .mobile-touch-target, mobile cards, SheetForm forms, 44px targets, dirty-state confirm, TablePagination, refetchIntervalInBackground). - Full services-as-hub IA (data-driven nav, service-page tab skeleton, new service types, Authentik directory + messaging, named dashboards, legacy routes 404, Observability split, Jellyseerr absorbed). Enhancement: service tabs now use mobile-parity primitives: - MediaTab: MobileCardRow below md (title/size/HDR/library/year) + TablePagination; DataTable at md+ (desktop branch preserved). - FilesTab: MobileCardRow below md (name/type/size/modified) + handleRowClick; DataTable at md+. - ServicePage: SheetForm branch below md (open-on-mount, sticky header + save bar, cancel navigates back to /services, dirty-state guard). - Dashboard: single-column + section anchors below md (from mobile-parity) + empty-state CTA (from services-hub). - App.tsx: useIsMobile() replaces inline matchMedia (from mobile-parity) + data-driven useNavItems (from services-hub). - Backup tables (BackupAlerts/Jobs/Runs) already have MobileCardRow from mobile-parity; JobsTab inherits mobile behavior through its sub-components. Conflict resolutions: - Backend: entirely from services-hub (mobile didn't touch it). - Deleted pages (Media/FileBrowser/Actions/Users/UsersPage/Applications/ ObservabilityPage/BackupsPage + hooks/useUsers + tests): kept deleted (services-hub deleted them; content moved into service tabs). - New service-tabs/*: from services-hub, enhanced with mobile patterns. - App.tsx: services-hub's data-driven nav + mobile-parity's useIsMobile. - Dashboard.tsx: merged (services-hub CTA + mobile-parity sections/anchors). - ServicePage.tsx: services-hub's tab skeleton + mobile-parity's SheetForm. - Primitives (useIsMobile/mobile-card/sheet-form/etc.): from mobile-parity. 117 frontend tests pass (mobile-parity's 122 - 5 deleted page tests + services-hub's new tab/dashboard tests); 271 backend tests pass; lint/ build green both sides.
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Verify Report — Services as hub IA
Change: services-as-hub-ia
Phase: verify
Date: 2026-06-26
Summary
All 11 implementation slices shipped. The app is reorganized around services as the hub: the top-level navigation is data-driven (Main Dashboard + named dashboards + conditional per-type entries + Services + Settings), operational content lives in per-type tabs on service pages, and the legacy top-level routes return 404. Two new service types (backups, authentik); one absorbed (jellyseerr → Jellyfin config); Users replaced by Authentik; Observability split per service type; named dashboards added.
12 commits on services-as-hub-ia (1 plan + 11 slices). ~8600 insertions / ~3900 deletions across 103 files.
Acceptance criteria
AC1 — Top nav renders exactly Main Dashboard, named dashboards, configured-service-type entries, Services, Settings ✅
useNavItems (App.tsx) builds the list from useServiceInstances (enabled types) + useDashboards. Order: Main Dashboard, named dashboards, conditional service-type entries (via configuredNavEntries), Services, Settings. navEntries.test.ts covers filtering including the ssh_tasks double-entry and nextcloud-none cases.
AC2 — Each content tab renders its full operational content inside the service page ✅
Slices 5–9 replaced the stubs with real implementations: MediaTab + RequestsTab (jellyfin), FilesTab + ActionsTab (ssh_tasks), JobsTab (backups), UsersTab + MessagingTab (authentik), AlertsTab (alertmanager), LinksTab (grafana), MetricsTab (prometheus). Each accepts { instance } and is wired into serviceContentTabs(type). Tests cover each tab.
AC3 — Instance switcher appears when >1 enabled instance of a type exists ✅
ServicePage renders a Select switcher gated on enabledSiblings.length > 1 (R3.1). ServicePage.test covers show/hide. (Note: switcher trigger keys off enabled siblings per the slice-4 review fix; disabled siblings don't trigger it.)
AC4 — Named dashboard CRUD works; each appears in nav and is reachable at /d/:slug ✅
NamedDashboardPage renders at /d/:slug. DashboardManagementCard on Services page handles create/reorder/delete + add pinned link. GET /api/dashboards/slug/:slug resolves by slug. Tests: NamedDashboardPage (render + not-found), PinnedServiceLink (render + navigate), dashboard backend CRUD (6 tests).
AC5 — Legacy routes return 404 ✅
All six legacy routes (/media, /files, /actions, /users, /observability, /backups) plus two redirect aliases (/monitoring, /applications) removed; * catch-all → NotFoundPage. (Behavior verified by inspection; the App-level 404 test deferred from slice 4 is the one open test gap.)
AC6 — backups and authentik service types appear in the registry and are configurable ✅
8-type registry: alertmanager, authentik, backups, grafana, jellyfin, nextcloud, prometheus, ssh_tasks. test_services.py asserts both new types with config fields + secrets. Authentik directory endpoint + message endpoint tested.
AC7 — Jellyseerr service instances migrated into Jellyfin config ✅
_migrate_jellyseerr_into_jellyfin in settings_store.ensure_defaults() covers single-Jellyfin merge, multi-Jellyfin first-unpaired, and no-Jellyfin drop. Tests cover all three paths + idempotency.
AC8 — Fresh install lands on / with empty-state CTA ✅
Dashboard renders "Add a service to get started" CTA when no instances exist (Dashboard.test mocks useServiceInstances). ServicesPage strong empty state pre-existed.
AC9 — Backend green ✅
cd backend && .venv/bin/ruff check . && .venv/bin/python -m pytest → ruff clean, 271 tests pass (2 pre-existing deprecation warnings).
AC10 — Frontend green ✅
cd frontend && npm run lint && npm run build && npm run test → eslint clean, tsc + vite build clean, 92 tests pass (was 72 on main; +20 net from new tabs/dashboards/nav tests, -20 deleted page tests in slice 11).
Residual risks / known gaps
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App-level legacy-404 test missing (C1 from slice 4). Behavior is correct (all legacy routes removed; catch-all confirmed), but no test asserts
/mediaetc. resolve to NotFoundPage. Requires either extracting NotFoundPage or mocking the full App. Tracked from slice 4. -
Hooks query globally, not per-instance. The observability hooks (useAlertmanagerAlerts/Status, useGrafanaStatus, usePrometheusStatus/Targets) and the backup hooks (useBackupJobs/Runs/Alerts) don't accept a serviceId param. JobsTab, AlertsTab, LinksTab, MetricsTab show data for whichever instance the hook resolves as first-configured, not necessarily the one whose page the user is viewing. LinksTab does use
instance.config.base_urlfor the specific Grafana deep-link URL. Per-instance scoping is a documented follow-up once the hooks gain the parameter. -
Mobile responsive parity not on this branch. This branch is based on
main, not on the unmergedmobile-responsive-paritybranch. The service tabs lift main's DataTable + column-visibility pattern (no MobileCardRow, no SheetForm on ServicePage). The two branches must be reconciled before either merges (rebase services-as-hub-ia on top of mobile-parity, or merge mobile-parity first). -
Named dashboards: pinned service links only. Full widget composition on named dashboards is deferred (the main Dashboard keeps the rich WidgetConfigDialog). Reorder fires two sequential mutations; a failure between could leave sort_orders inconsistent (low risk).
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MessagingTab is minimal. No rich-text toolbar, attachment upload, or queue-status banner (the old compose UI had these). The backend message endpoint accepts core fields only (recipient_emails, subject, html_body) — no multipart attachments yet.
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RequestsTab placeholder. When Jellyseerr is configured on a Jellyfin instance, the Requests tab shows the URL + an honest "coming soon" placeholder. No backend requests endpoint exists yet.
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_resolve_service_recordduplicated acrossmonitoring.pyandauthentik_users.py. A shared-utility extraction is a follow-up.
Non-goals confirmed
- No per-instance top-level nav entries (instance switcher handles multi-instance).
- No legacy-route redirects or aliases (clean 404 break).
- No new widget kinds (pinned service links are a shortcut variant, not a widget kind).
- No per-user dashboard customization (dashboards are global).
- No changes to OIDC authentication.
- No mobile-specific IA divergence.