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sure/app/controllers/settings/providers_controller.rb
Juan José Mata 87ff9c0671 feat(settings/providers): group providers into Connected and Available
Partition the provider list in the controller into @connected_providers
and @available_providers based on provider_summary status, and render
each group under its own heading with a count. Auto-open the section
when only one provider is connected. Adds an empty-state line when
nothing is connected yet.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 <noreply@anthropic.com>
2026-05-08 19:08:12 +02:00

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class Settings::ProvidersController < ApplicationController
layout "settings"
before_action :ensure_admin, only: [ :show, :update ]
def show
@breadcrumbs = [
[ "Home", root_path ],
[ "Bank Sync Providers", nil ]
]
prepare_show_context
rescue ActiveRecord::Encryption::Errors::Configuration => e
Rails.logger.error("Active Record Encryption not configured: #{e.message}")
@encryption_error = true
end
def update
# Build index of valid configurable fields with their metadata
Provider::Factory.ensure_adapters_loaded
valid_fields = {}
Provider::ConfigurationRegistry.all.each do |config|
config.fields.each do |field|
valid_fields[field.setting_key.to_s] = field
end
end
updated_fields = []
# Perform all updates within a transaction for consistency
Setting.transaction do
provider_params.each do |param_key, param_value|
# Only process keys that exist in the configuration registry
field = valid_fields[param_key.to_s]
next unless field
# Clean the value and convert blank/empty strings to nil
value = param_value.to_s.strip
value = nil if value.empty?
# For secret fields only, skip placeholder values to prevent accidental overwrite
if field.secret && value == "********"
next
end
key_str = field.setting_key.to_s
# Check if the setting is a declared field in setting.rb
# Use method_defined? to check if the setter actually exists on the singleton class,
# not just respond_to? which returns true for dynamic fields due to respond_to_missing?
if Setting.singleton_class.method_defined?("#{key_str}=")
# If it's a declared field (e.g., openai_model), set it directly.
# This is safe and uses the proper setter.
Setting.public_send("#{key_str}=", value)
else
# If it's a dynamic field, set it as an individual entry
# Each field is stored independently, preventing race conditions
Setting[key_str] = value
end
updated_fields << param_key
end
end
if updated_fields.any?
# Reload provider configurations if needed
reload_provider_configs(updated_fields)
redirect_to settings_providers_path, notice: "Provider settings updated successfully"
else
redirect_to settings_providers_path, notice: "No changes were made"
end
rescue => error
Rails.logger.error("Failed to update provider settings: #{error.class} - #{error.message}")
flash.now[:alert] = "Failed to update provider settings. Please try again."
prepare_show_context
render :show, status: :unprocessable_entity
end
private
def provider_params
# Dynamically permit all provider configuration fields
Provider::Factory.ensure_adapters_loaded
permitted_fields = []
Provider::ConfigurationRegistry.all.each do |config|
config.fields.each do |field|
permitted_fields << field.setting_key
end
end
params.require(:setting).permit(*permitted_fields)
end
def ensure_admin
redirect_to settings_providers_path, alert: "Not authorized" unless Current.user.admin?
end
# Reload provider configurations after settings update
def reload_provider_configs(updated_fields)
# Build a set of provider keys that had fields updated
updated_provider_keys = Set.new
# Look up the provider key directly from the configuration registry
updated_fields.each do |field_key|
Provider::ConfigurationRegistry.all.each do |config|
field = config.fields.find { |f| f.setting_key.to_s == field_key.to_s }
if field
updated_provider_keys.add(field.provider_key)
break
end
end
end
# Reload configuration for each updated provider
updated_provider_keys.each do |provider_key|
adapter_class = Provider::ConfigurationRegistry.get_adapter_class(provider_key)
adapter_class&.reload_configuration
end
end
# Hardcoded family-scoped panels — provider connections are managed through
# their own models (SimplefinItem, LunchflowItem, etc.) rather than global
# settings, so they need custom UI per-provider for connection management,
# status display, and sync actions. The configuration registry excludes
# them (see prepare_show_context).
FAMILY_PANELS = [
{ key: "lunchflow", title: "Lunch Flow", turbo_id: "lunchflow", partial: "lunchflow_panel" },
{ key: "simplefin", title: "SimpleFIN", turbo_id: "simplefin", partial: "simplefin_panel" },
{ key: "enable_banking", title: "Enable Banking (beta)", turbo_id: "enable_banking", partial: "enable_banking_panel" },
{ key: "coinstats", title: "CoinStats (beta)", turbo_id: "coinstats", partial: "coinstats_panel" },
{ key: "mercury", title: "Mercury (beta)", turbo_id: "mercury", partial: "mercury_panel" },
{ key: "coinbase", title: "Coinbase (beta)", turbo_id: "coinbase", partial: "coinbase_panel" },
{ key: "binance", title: "Binance (beta)", turbo_id: "binance", partial: "binance_panel" },
{ key: "snaptrade", title: "SnapTrade (beta)", turbo_id: "snaptrade", partial: "snaptrade_panel", auto_open: "manage" },
{ key: "indexa_capital", title: "Indexa Capital (alpha)", turbo_id: "indexa_capital", partial: "indexa_capital_panel" },
{ key: "sophtron", title: "Sophtron (alpha)", turbo_id: "sophtron", partial: "sophtron_panel" }
].freeze
FAMILY_PANEL_KEYS = FAMILY_PANELS.map { |p| p[:key] }.freeze
# Prepares instance vars needed by the show view and partials
def prepare_show_context
# Load all provider configurations (exclude family-scoped panels, which have their own UI below)
Provider::Factory.ensure_adapters_loaded
@provider_configurations = Provider::ConfigurationRegistry.all.reject do |config|
FAMILY_PANEL_KEYS.any? { |key| config.provider_key.to_s.casecmp(key).zero? }
end
# Providers page only needs to know whether any SimpleFin/Lunchflow connections exist with valid credentials
@simplefin_items = Current.family.simplefin_items.where.not(access_url: [ nil, "" ]).ordered.select(:id)
@lunchflow_items = Current.family.lunchflow_items.where.not(api_key: [ nil, "" ]).ordered.select(:id)
@enable_banking_items = Current.family.enable_banking_items.ordered # Enable Banking panel needs session info for status display
# Providers page only needs to know whether any Sophtron connections exist with valid credentials
@sophtron_items = Current.family.sophtron_items.where.not(user_id: [ nil, "" ], access_key: [ nil, "" ]).ordered.select(:id)
@coinstats_items = Current.family.coinstats_items.ordered # CoinStats panel needs account info for status display
@mercury_items = Current.family.mercury_items.active.ordered.includes(:syncs, :mercury_accounts)
@coinbase_items = Current.family.coinbase_items.ordered # Coinbase panel needs name and sync info for status display
@snaptrade_items = Current.family.snaptrade_items.includes(:snaptrade_accounts).ordered
@indexa_capital_items = Current.family.indexa_capital_items.ordered.select(:id)
entries = build_provider_entries
@connected_providers, @available_providers = entries.partition { |entry| entry[:summary][:status] == :ok }
end
# Builds a unified list of provider entries (registry-driven configurations
# and hardcoded family panels) with pre-computed status, sorted
# alphabetically by display title. Each entry carries enough data for the
# view to render either a provider_form or a family panel partial.
def build_provider_entries
configuration_entries = @provider_configurations.map do |config|
{
provider_key: config.provider_key.to_s,
title: config.provider_key.to_s.titleize,
configuration: config,
summary: view_context.provider_summary(config.provider_key)
}
end
family_entries = FAMILY_PANELS.map do |panel|
{
provider_key: panel[:key],
title: panel[:title],
turbo_id: panel[:turbo_id],
partial: panel[:partial],
auto_open_param: panel[:auto_open],
summary: view_context.provider_summary(panel[:key])
}
end
(configuration_entries + family_entries).sort_by { |entry| entry[:title].downcase }
end
end