feat(dashboard): Native tab active device KPI cards - #3263
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Extend native_usage statistics with period platform summaries and surface Android/iOS/total active device KPIs plus a platform trend chart on the app Native dashboard tab. Co-authored-by: Martin DONADIEU <martindonadieu@gmail.com>
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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughAdded native active-device analytics across storage, backend statistics, dashboard KPIs, platform trend charts, localization, and tests. The implementation supports Android, iOS, Electron, unknown, and total activity data for selected periods and 30-day summaries. ChangesNative active-device analytics
Estimated code review effort: 4 (Complex) | ~45 minutes Merge Risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to Native dashboard KPIs and trends can show stale, inflated, misleading, or silently zero values. These material analytics regressions should be corrected before merge. Suggested reviewers: Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant Dashboard
participant NativeUsageStatistics
participant ActiveDeviceSummary
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Dashboard->>NativeUsageStatistics: request native usage data
NativeUsageStatistics->>ActiveDeviceSummary: request active-device summary
ActiveDeviceSummary->>Storage: query platform device counts
Storage-->>ActiveDeviceSummary: return platform counts
ActiveDeviceSummary-->>NativeUsageStatistics: return normalized summary
NativeUsageStatistics-->>Dashboard: return KPIs and daily platform activity
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In `@src/components/dashboard/DevicesStats.vue`:
- Around line 685-687: Update loadThirtyDaySummary to capture the requested app
ID and a request token before starting the request, then validate both against
the current app and latest token before updating rawThirtyDayChartData or
cachedThirtyDaySummaryData. Ignore stale responses so requests from a previous
app or period cannot overwrite current KPI state.
- Around line 580-582: Update the totalActiveEvolution, androidActiveEvolution,
and iosActiveEvolution computations to use active-device summaries from the
preceding equivalent period, rather than calculatePeriodEvolutionPercent on
daily values within the selected period. Fetch or expose the prior period using
the existing period-selection/data-loading flow, then compare corresponding
period-level totals while preserving the platform-specific badge outputs.
In `@supabase/functions/_backend/public/statistics/index.ts`:
- Line 896: Update the data query feeding dailyPlatformActive and the
buildDailyPlatformActiveTotals flow to count distinct blob1 devices grouped only
by date and platform, rather than summing version_build buckets from
nativeVersionUsage. Preserve the existing date/platform output shape while
ensuring a device reporting multiple builds on the same day and platform
contributes only once.
In `@supabase/functions/_backend/utils/cloudflare.ts`:
- Around line 916-967: Update readNativeActiveDevicesSummaryCF so errors from
either runQueryToCFA call are logged and rethrown instead of returning an empty
array. Preserve the empty-array return when DEVICE_USAGE is unavailable,
allowing failures to propagate through getNativeVersionUsage to the existing
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| const totalActiveEvolution = computed(() => calculatePeriodEvolutionPercent(selectedPeriodDailyPlatformActive.value?.total ?? [])) | ||
| const androidActiveEvolution = computed(() => calculatePeriodEvolutionPercent(selectedPeriodDailyPlatformActive.value?.android ?? [])) | ||
| const iosActiveEvolution = computed(() => calculatePeriodEvolutionPercent(selectedPeriodDailyPlatformActive.value?.ios ?? [])) |
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟠 Major | 🏗️ Heavy lift
Compare equivalent periods for the evolution badges.
Lines 580-582 compare the first and latest non-zero daily values. The cards show distinct active devices for the whole selected period, so this badge is not a period-over-period value. Fetch the preceding equivalent period and compare its period-level active-device summaries.
The PR objective specifies period-over-period badges.
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In `@src/components/dashboard/DevicesStats.vue` around lines 580 - 582, Update the
totalActiveEvolution, androidActiveEvolution, and iosActiveEvolution
computations to use active-device summaries from the preceding equivalent
period, rather than calculatePeriodEvolutionPercent on daily values within the
selected period. Fetch or expose the prior period using the existing
period-selection/data-loading flow, then compare corresponding period-level
totals while preserving the platform-specific badge outputs.
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| rawThirtyDayChartData.value = data | ||
| if (data) | ||
| cachedThirtyDaySummaryData.value = { data, range: { startDate, endDate } } |
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick win
Discard stale 30-day summary responses.
loadThirtyDaySummary writes this result without checking requestToken or the requested app ID. If the user changes app or period while this request is pending, an older response can overwrite rawThirtyDayChartData and show another app’s KPI values. Capture the app ID and a request token before the request, then validate both before assigning state or caching the result.
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In `@src/components/dashboard/DevicesStats.vue` around lines 685 - 687, Update
loadThirtyDaySummary to capture the requested app ID and a request token before
starting the request, then validate both against the current app and latest
token before updating rawThirtyDayChartData or cachedThirtyDaySummaryData.
Ignore stale responses so requests from a previous app or period cannot
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| const activeVersions = getActiveVersionsByName(seriesNames, dailyCounts) | ||
| const datasets = createDatasetsByName(activeVersions, dates, dailyPercentages, dailyCounts) | ||
| const latestVersion = getLatestDayVersionShare(activeVersions, dates, dailyCounts) | ||
| const dailyPlatformActive = buildDailyPlatformActiveTotals(nativeVersionUsage, dates) |
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🗄️ Data Integrity & Integration | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick win
Query distinct devices by date and platform for dailyPlatformActive. readNativeVersionUsage groups device_usage by date, platform, and version_build, then buildDailyPlatformActiveTotals sums those bucket counts. If one device reports two builds on the same date and platform, the daily total counts it twice. Use COUNT(DISTINCT blob1) grouped only by date and platform for this field.
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In `@supabase/functions/_backend/public/statistics/index.ts` at line 896, Update
the data query feeding dailyPlatformActive and the
buildDailyPlatformActiveTotals flow to count distinct blob1 devices grouped only
by date and platform, rather than summing version_build buckets from
nativeVersionUsage. Preserve the existing date/platform output shape while
ensuring a device reporting multiple builds on the same day and platform
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| export async function readNativeActiveDevicesSummaryCF( | ||
| c: Context, | ||
| app_id: string, | ||
| period_start: string, | ||
| period_end: string, | ||
| ): Promise<NativeActiveDevicesByPlatformRow[]> { | ||
| if (!c.env.DEVICE_USAGE) | ||
| return [] | ||
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| const platformQuery = `SELECT | ||
| if(blob4 != '', blob4, if(double1 = 1, 'ios', if(double1 = 2, 'electron', if(double1 = 0, 'android', 'unknown')))) AS platform, | ||
| COUNT(DISTINCT blob1) AS devices | ||
| FROM device_usage | ||
| WHERE | ||
| index1 = '${escapeSqlString(app_id)}' | ||
| AND timestamp >= toDateTime('${formatDateCF(period_start)}') | ||
| AND timestamp < toDateTime('${formatDateCF(period_end)}') | ||
| GROUP BY platform | ||
| ORDER BY platform` | ||
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| const totalQuery = `SELECT | ||
| COUNT(DISTINCT blob1) AS devices | ||
| FROM device_usage | ||
| WHERE | ||
| index1 = '${escapeSqlString(app_id)}' | ||
| AND timestamp >= toDateTime('${formatDateCF(period_start)}') | ||
| AND timestamp < toDateTime('${formatDateCF(period_end)}')` | ||
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| cloudlog({ requestId: c.get('requestId'), message: 'readNativeActiveDevicesSummaryCF query', query: platformQuery }) | ||
| try { | ||
| const [platformRows, totalRows] = await Promise.all([ | ||
| runQueryToCFA<{ platform: string, devices: number | string }>(c, platformQuery), | ||
| runQueryToCFA<{ devices: number | string }>(c, totalQuery), | ||
| ]) | ||
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| const rows = platformRows.map(row => ({ | ||
| platform: row.platform || 'unknown', | ||
| devices: Math.max(0, Number(row.devices) || 0), | ||
| })) | ||
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| rows.push({ | ||
| platform: 'total', | ||
| devices: Math.max(0, Number(totalRows[0]?.devices) || 0), | ||
| }) | ||
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| return rows | ||
| } | ||
| catch (e) { | ||
| cloudlogErr({ requestId: c.get('requestId'), message: 'Error reading native active devices summary', error: serializeError(e), query: platformQuery }) | ||
| } | ||
| return [] | ||
| } |
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🗄️ Data Integrity & Integration | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick win
Propagate Analytics Engine failures from readNativeActiveDevicesSummaryCF.
When DEVICE_USAGE is configured and either runQueryToCFA call fails, this helper catches the error and returns []. summarizeNativeActiveDevices([]) then returns zero values for every active-device KPI, so the statistics route returns success instead of its existing cannot_get_app_statistics error response. Let the error propagate to getNativeVersionUsage and the route boundary.
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In `@supabase/functions/_backend/utils/cloudflare.ts` around lines 916 - 967,
Update readNativeActiveDevicesSummaryCF so errors from either runQueryToCFA call
are logged and rethrown instead of returning an empty array. Preserve the
empty-array return when DEVICE_USAGE is unavailable, allowing failures to
propagate through getNativeVersionUsage to the existing route-level
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supabase/functions/_backend/utils/cloudflare.tsconverts Analytics Engine failures into empty results, causing active-device KPIs to appear as zero instead of returning an error—re-throw the logged error so the statistics route preserves failure visibility.supabase/functions/_backend/public/statistics/index.tsandsrc/services/nativeDeviceStats.tscan count one device multiple times when it reports multiple builds or native versions on a day, inflating daily active-device trends—aggregate by distinct device and platform per day and use that data in the fallback.src/components/dashboard/DevicesStats.vuecan let a pending request from the previous app overwrite the newly selected app’s KPI state, particularly after a primary-request failure—cancel or identify stale requests before applying responses.src/components/dashboard/DevicesStats.vuepresents first-to-last non-zero daily values as period evolution and may use the latest daily count as a period-distinct total, producing misleading badges—retain the preceding equal-length period and leave the KPI unavailable when no distinct period total exists.
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<file name="supabase/functions/_backend/public/statistics/index.ts">
<violation number="1" location="supabase/functions/_backend/public/statistics/index.ts:793">
P1: When a device reports more than one native build on the same day, `dailyPlatformActive` counts it once per build instead of once per platform/day. Build the daily series from a query grouped by day and platform with `COUNT(DISTINCT device_id)` (separate from the version chart query) so the trend matches the stated distinct active-device definition.</violation>
</file>
<file name="supabase/migrations/20260904162051_native_active_devices_summary.sql">
<violation number="1" location="supabase/migrations/20260904162051_native_active_devices_summary.sql:1">
P2: This migration adds a public RPC without updating the committed generated `Database` types, so typed Supabase consumers cannot call the new function and the backend must bypass type checking with `as any`. Regenerate and synchronize the `Functions` entry in all committed type copies, including the CLI copy.</violation>
</file>
<file name="supabase/functions/_backend/utils/types.ts">
<violation number="1" location="supabase/functions/_backend/utils/types.ts:140">
P3: These two interfaces are dead code in types.ts. Nothing imports NativeActiveDevicesSummary or NativeDailyPlatformActive from this file — statistics/index.ts and src/services/nativeDeviceStats.ts each declare their own identical copies. Remove them here (keep NativeActiveDevicesByPlatformRow, which stats.ts/cloudflare.ts/supabase.ts do import) to avoid a duplicate source of truth for the API shape.</violation>
</file>
<file name="src/services/nativeDeviceStats.ts">
<violation number="1" location="src/services/nativeDeviceStats.ts:75">
P2: When a device reports multiple native versions in one day, this fallback counts it once per version, so daily active-device KPIs and trends can be inflated. Use the API’s `dailyPlatformActive` distinct-device data rather than deriving platform totals from version buckets.</violation>
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<file name="tests/statistics.test.ts">
<violation number="1" location="tests/statistics.test.ts:206">
P2: The dailyPlatformActive assertions use exact equality (`.toBe(1)`, `.toBe(3)`) on app-wide per-day aggregate counts that are not scoped to this test's unique device prefix, while the activeDevices assertions just above correctly use `toBeGreaterThanOrEqual`. Any other device_usage row for com.stats.app on that day (another parallel test, or a reseed) breaks these assertions with no relation to this test's data. Use `toBeGreaterThanOrEqual` bounds, or scope the daily assertions to the prefix-inserted rows, to keep the integration test robust.</violation>
</file>
<file name="messages/en.json">
<violation number="1" location="messages/en.json:178">
P3: The new `native-*` keys are inserted between `active_users_by_native_version` and `add-an-app-to-get-started`, breaking local alphabetical order (`native-*` sorts after `add-*`) and splitting them off from the existing `native-*` key cluster (`native-dependencies`, `native-observe-*`) grouped together near the end of the file. Move these eight keys next to the other `native-*` entries so related keys stay together.</violation>
<violation number="2" location="messages/en.json:181">
P3: The user-facing help text exposes the internal `device_usage` database table name to end users on the dashboard. Reword it to describe the metric without the implementation detail (e.g. "Distinct devices that reported app activity at least once during the period.") and update the matching entry in messages/en.context.json.</violation>
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<file name="src/components/dashboard/NativePlatformTrendChart.vue">
<violation number="1" location="src/components/dashboard/NativePlatformTrendChart.vue:73">
P2: In dark mode, the platform legend uses Chart.js's default gray label color against the dark `ChartCard`, so its labels have insufficient contrast. Use `createLegendConfig(isDark.value, true, { position: 'bottom' })` or set a dark-mode-aware `labels.color`.</violation>
<violation number="2" location="src/components/dashboard/NativePlatformTrendChart.vue:78">
P2: For 1/3/7-day selections, this tooltip title is shifted because `false` selects the last-30-days fallback in `getDateFromIndex`. Pass the first label's UTC date as `dateStartOrUseBillingPeriod`.</violation>
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<file name="src/components/dashboard/DevicesStats.vue">
<violation number="1" location="src/components/dashboard/DevicesStats.vue:517">
P2: When `native_usage` omits `activeDevices`, the selected-period cards show the latest daily count as a period-distinct total. Do not present this fallback as a period summary; keep the KPI unavailable or obtain a distinct period summary from the API.</violation>
<violation number="2" location="src/components/dashboard/DevicesStats.vue:580">
P2: The selected-period badges currently compare the first and last non-zero days inside the selected period, so they do not show period-over-period evolution. Fetch or retain the preceding equal-length period and calculate each badge against that period's aggregate.</violation>
<violation number="3" location="src/components/dashboard/DevicesStats.vue:684">
P1: When the app changes while the auxiliary 30-day request is pending, its old response can overwrite the new app's KPI state; if the new primary request fails, those stale values remain visible. Guard the auxiliary response and cache write with the same request generation/app ID used by `loadData`.</violation>
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<file name="supabase/functions/_backend/utils/cloudflare.ts">
<violation number="1" location="supabase/functions/_backend/utils/cloudflare.ts:964">
P1: Re-throw the Analytics Engine error after logging it. Returning an empty array converts a failed active-device query into successful zero-valued KPIs and prevents the statistics route from returning its error response.</violation>
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| const devices = Math.max(0, Number(row.devices) || 0) | ||
| const platform = normalizeNativePlatform(row.platform) | ||
| if (platform === 'android') | ||
| android[index] += devices |
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P1: When a device reports more than one native build on the same day, dailyPlatformActive counts it once per build instead of once per platform/day. Build the daily series from a query grouped by day and platform with COUNT(DISTINCT device_id) (separate from the version chart query) so the trend matches the stated distinct active-device definition.
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<comment>When a device reports more than one native build on the same day, `dailyPlatformActive` counts it once per build instead of once per platform/day. Build the daily series from a query grouped by day and platform with `COUNT(DISTINCT device_id)` (separate from the version chart query) so the trend matches the stated distinct active-device definition.</comment>
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@@ -719,6 +736,81 @@ function normalizeNativePlatform(platform: string | null | undefined) {
+ const devices = Math.max(0, Number(row.devices) || 0)
+ const platform = normalizeNativePlatform(row.platform)
+ if (platform === 'android')
+ android[index] += devices
+ else if (platform === 'ios')
+ ios[index] += devices
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| const data = await useChartData(supabase, activeAppId.value, startDate, endDate, 'native') |
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P1: When the app changes while the auxiliary 30-day request is pending, its old response can overwrite the new app's KPI state; if the new primary request fails, those stale values remain visible. Guard the auxiliary response and cache write with the same request generation/app ID used by loadData.
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<comment>When the app changes while the auxiliary 30-day request is pending, its old response can overwrite the new app's KPI state; if the new primary request fails, those stale values remain visible. Guard the auxiliary response and cache write with the same request generation/app ID used by `loadData`.</comment>
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@@ -571,9 +659,43 @@ const chartOptions = computed<ChartOptions<'line'>>(() => {
+ }
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+ try {
+ const data = await useChartData(supabase, activeAppId.value, startDate, endDate, 'native')
+ rawThirtyDayChartData.value = data
+ if (data)
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| return rows | ||
| } | ||
| catch (e) { | ||
| cloudlogErr({ requestId: c.get('requestId'), message: 'Error reading native active devices summary', error: serializeError(e), query: platformQuery }) |
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P1: Re-throw the Analytics Engine error after logging it. Returning an empty array converts a failed active-device query into successful zero-valued KPIs and prevents the statistics route from returning its error response.
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@@ -913,6 +913,59 @@ ORDER BY date, platform, version_build`
+ return rows
+ }
+ catch (e) {
+ cloudlogErr({ requestId: c.get('requestId'), message: 'Error reading native active devices summary', error: serializeError(e), query: platformQuery })
+ }
+ return []
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| cloudlogErr({ requestId: c.get('requestId'), message: 'Error reading native active devices summary', error: serializeError(e), query: platformQuery }) | |
| cloudlogErr({ requestId: c.get('requestId'), message: 'Error reading native active devices summary', error: serializeError(e), query: platformQuery }) | |
| throw e |
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| CREATE OR REPLACE FUNCTION "public"."read_native_active_devices_summary"( | |||
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P2: This migration adds a public RPC without updating the committed generated Database types, so typed Supabase consumers cannot call the new function and the backend must bypass type checking with as any. Regenerate and synchronize the Functions entry in all committed type copies, including the CLI copy.
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+CREATE OR REPLACE FUNCTION "public"."read_native_active_devices_summary"(
+ "p_app_id" character varying,
+ "p_period_start" timestamp without time zone,
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| return | ||
| const numeric = typeof count === 'number' && Number.isFinite(count) ? Math.max(0, Math.round(count)) : 0 | ||
| if (platform === 'android') | ||
| android[index] += numeric |
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P2: When a device reports multiple native versions in one day, this fallback counts it once per version, so daily active-device KPIs and trends can be inflated. Use the API’s dailyPlatformActive distinct-device data rather than deriving platform totals from version buckets.
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<comment>When a device reports multiple native versions in one day, this fallback counts it once per version, so daily active-device KPIs and trends can be inflated. Use the API’s `dailyPlatformActive` distinct-device data rather than deriving platform totals from version buckets.</comment>
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+ return
+ const numeric = typeof count === 'number' && Number.isFinite(count) ? Math.max(0, Math.round(count)) : 0
+ if (platform === 'android')
+ android[index] += numeric
+ else if (platform === 'ios')
+ ios[index] += numeric
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| return t('thirty-days') | ||
| }) | ||
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| const totalActiveEvolution = computed(() => calculatePeriodEvolutionPercent(selectedPeriodDailyPlatformActive.value?.total ?? [])) |
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P2: The selected-period badges currently compare the first and last non-zero days inside the selected period, so they do not show period-over-period evolution. Fetch or retain the preceding equal-length period and calculate each badge against that period's aggregate.
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Check if this issue is valid — if so, understand the root cause and fix it. At src/components/dashboard/DevicesStats.vue, line 580:
<comment>The selected-period badges currently compare the first and last non-zero days inside the selected period, so they do not show period-over-period evolution. Fetch or retain the preceding equal-length period and calculate each badge against that period's aggregate.</comment>
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@@ -495,6 +510,79 @@ const isDemoMode = computed(() => shouldShowDashboardDemoData({
+ return t('thirty-days')
+})
+
+const totalActiveEvolution = computed(() => calculatePeriodEvolutionPercent(selectedPeriodDailyPlatformActive.value?.total ?? []))
+const androidActiveEvolution = computed(() => calculatePeriodEvolutionPercent(selectedPeriodDailyPlatformActive.value?.android ?? []))
+const iosActiveEvolution = computed(() => calculatePeriodEvolutionPercent(selectedPeriodDailyPlatformActive.value?.ios ?? []))
</file context>
| if (!daily || !daily.labels.length) | ||
| return normalizeNativeActiveDevicesSummary(null) | ||
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| const latestIndex = Math.max(0, getLatestNonZeroIndex(daily.total)) |
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P2: When native_usage omits activeDevices, the selected-period cards show the latest daily count as a period-distinct total. Do not present this fallback as a period summary; keep the KPI unavailable or obtain a distinct period summary from the API.
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Check if this issue is valid — if so, understand the root cause and fix it. At src/components/dashboard/DevicesStats.vue, line 517:
<comment>When `native_usage` omits `activeDevices`, the selected-period cards show the latest daily count as a period-distinct total. Do not present this fallback as a period summary; keep the KPI unavailable or obtain a distinct period summary from the API.</comment>
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@@ -495,6 +510,79 @@ const isDemoMode = computed(() => shouldShowDashboardDemoData({
+ if (!daily || !daily.labels.length)
+ return normalizeNativeActiveDevicesSummary(null)
+
+ const latestIndex = Math.max(0, getLatestNonZeroIndex(daily.total))
+ return normalizeNativeActiveDevicesSummary({
+ android: daily.android[latestIndex] ?? 0,
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| devices: number | ||
| } | ||
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| export interface NativeActiveDevicesSummary { |
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P3: These two interfaces are dead code in types.ts. Nothing imports NativeActiveDevicesSummary or NativeDailyPlatformActive from this file — statistics/index.ts and src/services/nativeDeviceStats.ts each declare their own identical copies. Remove them here (keep NativeActiveDevicesByPlatformRow, which stats.ts/cloudflare.ts/supabase.ts do import) to avoid a duplicate source of truth for the API shape.
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Check if this issue is valid — if so, understand the root cause and fix it. At supabase/functions/_backend/utils/types.ts, line 140:
<comment>These two interfaces are dead code in types.ts. Nothing imports NativeActiveDevicesSummary or NativeDailyPlatformActive from this file — statistics/index.ts and src/services/nativeDeviceStats.ts each declare their own identical copies. Remove them here (keep NativeActiveDevicesByPlatformRow, which stats.ts/cloudflare.ts/supabase.ts do import) to avoid a duplicate source of truth for the API shape.</comment>
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@@ -132,6 +132,28 @@ export interface NativeVersionUsage {
+ devices: number
+}
+
+export interface NativeActiveDevicesSummary {
+ android: number
+ ios: number
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| "native-active-devices-android": "Active Android devices", | ||
| "native-active-devices-ios": "Active iOS devices", | ||
| "native-active-devices-total": "Total active devices", | ||
| "native-active-devices-help": "Distinct devices that reported at least once in device_usage during the period.", |
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P3: The user-facing help text exposes the internal device_usage database table name to end users on the dashboard. Reword it to describe the metric without the implementation detail (e.g. "Distinct devices that reported app activity at least once during the period.") and update the matching entry in messages/en.context.json.
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Check if this issue is valid — if so, understand the root cause and fix it. At messages/en.json, line 181:
<comment>The user-facing help text exposes the internal `device_usage` database table name to end users on the dashboard. Reword it to describe the metric without the implementation detail (e.g. "Distinct devices that reported app activity at least once during the period.") and update the matching entry in messages/en.context.json.</comment>
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@@ -175,6 +175,14 @@
+ "native-active-devices-android": "Active Android devices",
+ "native-active-devices-ios": "Active iOS devices",
+ "native-active-devices-total": "Total active devices",
+ "native-active-devices-help": "Distinct devices that reported at least once in device_usage during the period.",
+ "native-active-devices-last-30-days": "Last 30 days",
+ "native-active-devices-selected-period": "Selected period",
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| "native-active-devices-help": "Distinct devices that reported at least once in device_usage during the period.", | |
| "native-active-devices-help": "Distinct devices that reported app activity at least once during the period.", |
| "active-bundle": "Active Bundle", | ||
| "active_users_by_version": "Active bundle", | ||
| "active_users_by_native_version": "Native build by platform", | ||
| "native-active-devices-android": "Active Android devices", |
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P3: The new native-* keys are inserted between active_users_by_native_version and add-an-app-to-get-started, breaking local alphabetical order (native-* sorts after add-*) and splitting them off from the existing native-* key cluster (native-dependencies, native-observe-*) grouped together near the end of the file. Move these eight keys next to the other native-* entries so related keys stay together.
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Check if this issue is valid — if so, understand the root cause and fix it. At messages/en.json, line 178:
<comment>The new `native-*` keys are inserted between `active_users_by_native_version` and `add-an-app-to-get-started`, breaking local alphabetical order (`native-*` sorts after `add-*`) and splitting them off from the existing `native-*` key cluster (`native-dependencies`, `native-observe-*`) grouped together near the end of the file. Move these eight keys next to the other `native-*` entries so related keys stay together.</comment>
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@@ -175,6 +175,14 @@
"active-bundle": "Active Bundle",
"active_users_by_version": "Active bundle",
"active_users_by_native_version": "Native build by platform",
+ "native-active-devices-android": "Active Android devices",
+ "native-active-devices-ios": "Active iOS devices",
+ "native-active-devices-total": "Total active devices",
</file context>
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Summary (AI generated)
GET /statistics/app/:app_id/native_usagewithactiveDevices(period distinct counts by platform) anddailyPlatformActive(daily Android/iOS totals).read_native_active_devices_summaryRPC + Cloudflare Analytics query for period-level distinct active devices./app/:appId/native) now shows:?days=/ period selector) with period-over-period evolution badgesMotivation (AI generated)
The Native dashboard tab only showed the native build version-mix chart. App owners needed at-a-glance active-device counts by platform (Android, iOS, total) and a clearer Android vs iOS trend for the selected period.
Business Impact (AI generated)
Improves console usability for app owners monitoring native adoption and platform mix without digging into charts. Makes platform health visible earlier in the workflow, which should reduce support back-and-forth and help teams spot iOS/Android skew faster.
Active device definition (AI generated)
Active device = a distinct
device_idwith at least one row indevice_usageduring the period (same source as the existing native build chart). Daily trend values are distinct devices per day per platform; period KPI totals are distinct devices across the full window (not summed daily counts).Test Plan (AI generated)
bunx vitest run tests/native-device-stats.unit.test.tsbunx vitest run tests/translation-queue.unit.test.tsstatistics.test.ts(native_usage summary fields)app-dashboard-tabs.spec.ts(KPI labels visible on Native tab)/app/<appId>/native, verify KPI cards load for 1/3/7/30-day periods and match chart scaleVisual changes (AI generated)
UI layout adds KPI card rows and a platform trend chart above the existing chart. A product screenshot should be captured before human merge.
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