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Added phpList news and help links to the dashboard, alongside quick actions.
Added an admin notifications dropdown with unread indicators and dismissal controls.
Added campaign performance charts to the Analytics page.
Added a collapsible sidebar with admin details and a logout link; the header user dropdown is no longer available.
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Expanded API documentation for notifications, campaign tracking settings, and click tracking.
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Raised the minimum supported PHP version to 8.2.
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Refreshed application colors, navigation, and chart styling.
Updated authentication pages to display a larger logo.
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The pull request adds dashboard community news through an RSS service and endpoint, and adds an admin notifications dropdown backed by a REST API route. It moves campaign performance loading to AnalyticsView and adds dashboard help content. The OpenAPI specification documents notifications, campaign message-data updates, and click tracking. The changes also update theme colors, navigation and authentication-page branding, and PHP and Composer requirements.
phpList/web-frontend#92: Changes the phplist/core constraint, which this pull request also changes.
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This change adds a collapsible sidebar and a new palette, and moves the Composer branch constraints. A Composer constraint conflict could break fresh installs of the base distribution. Some primary buttons and navigation text have low contrast. An existing sidebar unit test now targets the wrong button and likely fails. These should be fixed or explicitly accepted before merge.
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Major · Data Integrity & Integration · Heavy lift
Align these constraints with the base distribution.
After this PR merges, the documented base distribution requires dev-main for both packages, while the frontend requires dev-dev. Its phplist/rest-api dependency also requires phplist/core: dev-main. Composer cannot resolve these constraints together, so fresh installs and updates of the distribution fail. Coordinate the distribution and REST API constraints before merging, or retain compatible constraints here. (raw.githubusercontent.com)
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- Line 16: Update the --color-blue-600 value in the stylesheet to a darker blue
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- Line 41: Darken the light-mode text colors for the Confirmed and Unconfirmed
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Major · Functional Correctness · Quick win
Darken the blue used behind white button text.
Both values are #418FFD, which gives white text about 3.2:1 contrast. This affects the primary button in BaseButton.vue and the sign-in button in templates/auth/login.html.twig. Use a darker blue that gives normal text at least 4.5:1 contrast. (raw.githubusercontent.com)
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Minor · Functional Correctness · Quick win
Supported by static analysis
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grep -nE 'text-(amber|orange|purple)|dark:text' assets/vue/views/AnalyticsView.vue | head -40
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python3 - <<'PY'from pathlib import Pathfor path, start, end in [ ('assets/vue/views/AnalyticsView.vue', 96, 120), ('assets/styles/app.css', 55, 100),]: lines = Path(path).read_text().splitlines() print(f'--- {path}:{start}-{end} ---') for n in range(start, min(end, len(lines)) + 1): print(f'{n}: {lines[n-1]}')# Extract the relevant hex colors and calculate WCAG relative luminance/contrast# for the light card background (#ffffff), without executing repository code.def luminance(hex_color): rgb = [int(hex_color[i:i+2], 16)/255 for i in (1, 3, 5)] linear = [v/12.92 if v <= 0.04045 else ((v+0.055)/1.055)**2.4 for v in rgb] return 0.2126*linear[0] + 0.7152*linear[1] + 0.0722*linear[2]for name, color in [('orange-700', '#F2673F'), ('orange-900', '#8a2f15')]: ratio = (1.0 + 0.05) / (luminance(color) + 0.05) print(f'{name} on #ffffff: {ratio:.2f}:1')PY
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Increase contrast for the status labels.
The Confirmed label uses the green palette, not an orange alias, and has approximately 3.40:1 contrast on bg-emerald-50. The Unconfirmed label uses the orange-backed amber palette and has approximately 2.86:1 contrast on bg-amber-50.
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Darken the light-mode text colors for the Confirmed and Unconfirmed status
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grep -rnE '1B2A36|dark:bg' assets/vue/components/base/BaseCard.vue assets/styles/*.css | head
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Raise dark-mode secondary text contrast.
On a dark:bg-slate-800 surface (#1B2A36, the default BaseCard background), dark:text-slate-400 (#3F607A) gives a contrast ratio of about 2.2:1. WCAG AA requires 4.5:1 for normal text.
Change the dark variant on the affected elements, for example assets/vue/views/AnalyticsView.vue lines 18 and 25. Do not change the shared --color-slate-400 token. That token also sets light-mode text-slate-400 text (for example line 40) and the gray-400 alias. Pick a lighter dark-mode text class and confirm it reaches 4.5:1 against #1B2A36. Check the same class in templates/auth/login.html.twig against its actual background.
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Keep --color-slate-400 unchanged and update the dark:text-slate-400 classes on
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Minor · Functional Correctness · Quick win
Use a lighter axis color in dark mode.
Both axes use #3F607A on the #1B2A36 dark card background. The 12px labels have about 2.3:1 contrast, which makes campaign names and values hard to read. Select a lighter color when isDark.value is true, as the dashboard chart does. (raw.githubusercontent.com)
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Update the axis color settings in the chart configuration to select a lighter
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assets/vue/composables/useCommunityNews.js: 1
6-7: Trivial · Maintainability & Code Quality · Low value
Module-level state is shared across all callers.
items and the useAsyncAction instance live at module scope. Every useCommunityNews() call shares the same state, and once: true blocks reloads for the whole session. For a single dashboard card this is fine. If the user logs out and in again without a full page reload, they keep the stale list. A full redirect on logout probably prevents this.
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Move the items state and useAsyncAction instance into useCommunityNews so each
invocation has its own state and once guard; ensure a new useCommunityNews
invocation after logout and login can load the current user’s news rather than
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- Line 11: Pass the inherit-color prop to the mobile close icon’s BaseIcon in
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Minor · Functional Correctness · Quick win
Make the mobile close icon visible.
In light mode, BaseIcon gives the close icon text-slate-400, overriding the button color. The icon has about 1.2:1 contrast against the new sidebar background. Pass inherit-color to the icon on Line 21. (raw.githubusercontent.com)
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Increase dark-mode navigation contrast.
Inactive links use dark:text-slate-400 against dark:bg-slate-950. The repository palette gives this text about 2.8:1 contrast, making the main navigation difficult to read in dark mode. Use a lighter dark-mode text color. (raw.githubusercontent.com)
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Minor · Functional Correctness · Quick win
Increase dark-mode control contrast.
The mobile menu icon uses dark:text-slate-400 on the slate-950 header. Its contrast is about 2.8:1. The theme toggle on Line 74 uses the same colors. Use a lighter color for both controls. (raw.githubusercontent.com)
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Dismissals do not persist across page loads.
dismissed is module-level memory only. A full page reload brings every dismissed notification back. Meanwhile seen persists in localStorage. This is probably intended for now. Persist dismissed the same way as seen if users should not see the same banner again after reload.
66-71: Trivial · Functional Correctness · Low value
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Mark-read on open covers items not yet visible to the user.
markAllRead() marks every item in items, including dismissed ones. This is harmless today. It also marks items that arrive later only if the user opens the dropdown again. No action is needed unless the list refreshes during a session.
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- Around line 9-18: Update the seen-code storage used by loadSeen to use an
administrator-specific key, resolving the current administrator before loading
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python3 - <<'PY'import jsonfrom pathlib import Pathp = Path('openapi.json')d = json.loads(p.read_text())print('servers:', json.dumps(d.get('servers')))for path, spec in d.get('paths', {}).items(): if 'notification' in path.lower(): print('PATH', path) print(json.dumps(spec, indent=2))for name, spec in d.get('components', {}).get('schemas', {}).items(): if 'notification' in name.lower(): print('SCHEMA', name) print(json.dumps(spec, indent=2))PY
rg -n -i -e 'notifications' -e 'notification' -- openapi.json README.md config src/Controller/NotificationsController.php ||test"$?" -eq 1
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Web query:
phpList API notifications "campaigns_in_queue" code notifications administrator github
Result:
Sources consulted:
- phplist3/public_html/lists/admin/actions/processqueue.php at main · phpList/phplist3 · GitHub — https://github.com/phpList/phplist3/blob/main/public_html/lists/admin/actions/processqueue.php
- documentation:sendingcampaign [phpList Resources] — https://resources.phplist.com/documentation/sendingcampaign
- GitHub - phpList/rest-api: This module is the REST API for phpList, powered by phpList 4 · GitHub — https://github.com/phpList/rest-api
- phplist3/public_html/lists/admin/defaultconfig.php at main · phpList/phplist3 · GitHub — https://github.com/phpList/phplist3/blob/main/public_html/lists/admin/defaultconfig.php
- …and 20 more
Scope seen codes to the administrator
If two administrators receive the same notification code, the first administrator can mark it read for both on the same browser. The second administrator then gets no unread indicator, although the notification remains in the dropdown. Store seen codes under an administrator-specific key after loading the current administrator.
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Bound stalled requests before advancing the queue.
If /admin-notifications stalls before response headers arrive, later backendFetch calls cannot start. For example, navigating to subscribers leaves the directory unable to load. Add timeout and recovery handling while preserving session-safe sequencing and caller cancellation.
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Update the close-button test for the new button order.
The new collapse control is now the first rendered button. In tests/Unit/assets/vue/components/sidebar/AppSidebar.spec.js, Line 192–200, the close-button test clicks buttons[0] and expects closeSidebar to run. That click now targets toggleCollapsed, so the assertion fails.
Update the test to select the mobile close control by a stable selector instead of its position.
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Review comment at @assets/vue/components/sidebar/AppSidebar.vue at line 22:
Update the AppSidebar close-button test to select the mobile close control using a stable selector rather than buttons[0], which now targets the collapse control. Keep the assertion that clicking the close control invokes closeSidebar.
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