nxdns/admin/src/features/overview/OverviewFrame.tsx

/**
 * The part of Overview that does not wait for anything: the heading, the
 * toolbar with the device and period selectors, and the pulsing body the page
 * shows while the window is in flight.
 *
 * It lives apart from `OverviewPage` so the route's pending component can render
 * the identical surface while the page chunk loads. Importing the page itself
 * would pull the charts into the main bundle, and a second hand-written copy of
 * the frame would drift. Nothing here imports a chart.
 */

import * as stylex from "@stylexjs/stylex";
import { useQuery } from "@tanstack/react-query";
import { useNavigate, useSearch } from "@tanstack/react-router";
import { clientLabel, useClientNames } from "@/features/clients/clientNames";
import { clientsQuery } from "@/lib/queries";
import type { Period } from "@/lib/types";
import Select, { type SelectOption } from "@/ui/Select";
import { styles as shared } from "@/ui/styles";
import { colors } from "@/ui/tokens.stylex";
import { DEFAULT_PERIOD, PERIODS } from "./period";

const NARROW = "@media (max-width: 800px)";

const PERIOD_LABELS: Record<Period, string> = {
	"1h": "Last hour",
	"24h": "Last 24 hours",
	"7d": "Last 7 days",
	"30d": "Last 30 days",
};

const PERIOD_OPTIONS: SelectOption[] = PERIODS.map((period) => ({ value: period, label: PERIOD_LABELS[period] }));

/** The Select's key for the whole household; a client scope is the address itself. */
const ALL_DEVICES = "";

const styles = stylex.create({
	page: {
		display: "flex",
		flexDirection: "column",
		gap: "1.25rem",
	},
	headingRow: {
		display: "flex",
		flexWrap: "wrap",
		alignItems: "center",
		justifyContent: "space-between",
		gap: "0.75rem",
	},
	heading: {
		margin: 0,
		fontSize: "1.5rem",
		lineHeight: "2rem",
		fontWeight: 650,
		letterSpacing: "-0.015em",
		textWrap: "balance",
	},
	/** Device on the left, period on the right; on a phone the pair takes the whole row. */
	toolbar: {
		display: "flex",
		gap: "0.5rem",
		flexBasis: { default: null, [NARROW]: "100%" },
	},
	control: {
		minWidth: { default: "11rem", [NARROW]: 0 },
		flex: { default: null, [NARROW]: 1 },
	},
	/**
	 * The height approximates the filled overview — stat tiles, two 240px charts
	 * and the row of cards under them — so that the page does not jump when the
	 * window lands. That is where the number comes from.
	 */
	loading: {
		minHeight: "48rem",
		fontSize: "0.875rem",
		lineHeight: "1.25rem",
		color: colors.textMuted,
	},
});

export interface OverviewScope {
	period: Period;
	client: string | undefined;
}

/**
 * The devices the reader can scope to: the whole household first, then every
 * registered client under its name. A scope the URL carries that the list has
 * never seen is still offered, as its address, so the control shows the scope
 * the page is actually under rather than silently claiming the household.
 */
function useDeviceOptions(client: string | undefined): SelectOption[] {
	const clients = useQuery(clientsQuery());
	const names = useClientNames();
	const known = (clients.data ?? []).map((one) => ({
		value: one.ip,
		label: clientLabel(one.ip, names)?.text ?? one.ip,
	}));
	const options = [{ value: ALL_DEVICES, label: "All devices" }, ...known];
	if (client !== undefined && !known.some((option) => option.value === client)) {
		options.push({ value: client, label: client });
	}
	return options;
}

export function OverviewToolbar({
	scope,
	onChange,
}: {
	scope: OverviewScope;
	onChange: (next: OverviewScope) => void;
}) {
	const devices = useDeviceOptions(scope.client);
	return (
		<div {...stylex.props(styles.toolbar)}>
			<div {...stylex.props(styles.control)}>
				<Select
					aria-label="Device"
					variant="toolbar"
					options={devices}
					value={scope.client ?? ALL_DEVICES}
					onChange={(value) => onChange({ ...scope, client: value === ALL_DEVICES ? undefined : value })}
				/>
			</div>
			<div {...stylex.props(styles.control)}>
				<Select
					aria-label="Period"
					variant="toolbar"
					options={PERIOD_OPTIONS}
					value={scope.period}
					onChange={(value) => onChange({ ...scope, period: value as Period })}
				/>
			</div>
		</div>
	);
}

export function OverviewLoading() {
	return (
		<p role="status" {...stylex.props(styles.loading, shared.pulse)}>
			Loading…
		</p>
	);
}

export function OverviewFrame({
	scope,
	onChange,
	children,
}: {
	scope: OverviewScope;
	onChange: (next: OverviewScope) => void;
	children: React.ReactNode;
}) {
	return (
		<div {...stylex.props(styles.page)}>
			<div {...stylex.props(styles.headingRow)}>
				<h1 {...stylex.props(styles.heading)}>Overview</h1>
				<OverviewToolbar scope={scope} onChange={onChange} />
			</div>
			{children}
		</div>
	);
}

/**
 * The scope the URL names, and the navigation that rewrites it. The default
 * period and the household scope are the absence of a parameter, so a link to
 * the plain page stays `/overview` rather than growing `?period=24h`.
 */
export function useOverviewScope(): [OverviewScope, (next: OverviewScope) => void] {
	const search = useSearch({ from: "/shell/overview" });
	const navigate = useNavigate({ from: "/overview" });
	const scope = { period: search.period ?? DEFAULT_PERIOD, client: search.client };
	const setScope = (next: OverviewScope) =>
		void navigate({
			search: (prev) => ({
				...prev,
				period: next.period === DEFAULT_PERIOD ? undefined : next.period,
				client: next.client,
			}),
		});
	return [scope, setScope];
}

/**
 * The route's pending surface. The toolbar stays live because it only writes
 * the search parameters, which the route already re-reads on its own.
 */
export function OverviewPending() {
	const [scope, setScope] = useOverviewScope();
	return (
		<OverviewFrame scope={scope} onChange={setScope}>
			<OverviewLoading />
		</OverviewFrame>
	);
}