tajniak81andClaude Opus 4.8
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OpenWeather reports no remaining quota (only 429 when over), so add an in-app gauge that counts the calls PilotVault itself makes and shows them against the plan's per-minute limit. - Plugin: process-wide usage store bucketed per API key (hashed) into the current minute and UTC day; a do() wrapper counts each request that reaches OpenWeather (transport errors consume no quota, so uncounted). Health and Invoke both route through it. - New callsPerMinute config field (default 60) that cascades global -> org -> user; plugin contract gains plugins.HealthUsage on Health. - Web App: a "Calls per minute limit" field and an "API call usage" meter in the OpenWeather card, shown after Test connection and cached. - Counts reset on restart and cover only PilotVault's own calls (noted in the UI); the account dashboard stays authoritative. - Tests for per-key counting and minute/day rollover; rebuilt frontend. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Web App (Control Panel)
The PilotVault control-panel BFF. It serves the embedded Vue single-page app and
proxies /bff/* to the API Server, so the browser only ever talks to this
server (same-origin). The API Server is the gateway to PocketBase and to the live
Fly App data; the browser never contacts either directly.
Layout
server/ # Go BFF (package main) — proxies /bff/* and serves the SPA
dist/ # built web assets (go:embed target — produced by the web build)
.env.example # configuration template
go.mod
main.go # entrypoint, routing, static serving
bff.go # /bff/* proxy handlers
web/ # Vue 3 + Tailwind source, built by Vite into ../server/dist
Configuration
See server/.env.example. Key variables:
ADDR— address the BFF listens on (default:8090).API_BASE— default API Server the BFF proxies to (defaulthttp://localhost:8080). Users can override this per-session at login.
Develop
# 1. Build the web app into server/dist (embedded by the Go binary)
cd web && npm install && npm run build && cd ..
# 2. Run the BFF
cd server && go run .
For a live UI with hot-reload, run npm run dev in web/ (it proxies /bff to
a locally running BFF on :8090).
Build
cd server && go build -o web-app .
Or build the container image (multi-stage; builds the web app then the binary):
docker build -t pilotvault-web-app .