m ru # BYOP Preview Feature Frontend Integration ## Overview Successfully integrated the BYOP preview feature into the frontend dashboard with comprehensive UI components and controls. ## Components Created ### 1. Preview Types (`/src/types/preview.ts`) - `Preview` interface matching API response - `PreviewStatus` type with all status values: building, deploying, running, failed, stopped - `PreviewLogEntry` interface for log display ### 2. PreviewStatusBadge (`/src/components/PreviewStatusBadge.tsx`) - Visual status indicator with appropriate colors and icons - Tooltips explaining each status - Configurable size (small/default) - Status-specific styling: - Building: Processing color with spinning loading icon - Deploying: Processing color with rocket icon - Running: Success color with check circle icon - Failed: Error color with exclamation icon - Stopped: Default color with stop icon ### 3. PreviewControl (`/src/components/PreviewControl.tsx`) - Complete preview management interface - Features: - Real-time status display with auto-refresh during build/deploy - Start/Stop preview buttons - Progress tracking during preview creation - Error message display for failed previews - Preview URL display when running - "Open Preview" button for quick access - Log viewer modal with refresh capability - Expiration time display ## UI Integration ### App Show Page - Two-column layout with app details on left, preview control on right - Seamlessly integrated into existing app detail view - Preview control only shows when app data is available ### App List Page - Added "Preview Status" column showing current status for each app - Uses PreviewStatusBadge for consistent visual representation - Helps users quickly identify which apps have active previews ## API Integration ### Endpoints Used - `GET ${API_URL}/apps/{id}/preview` - Get preview status - `POST ${API_URL}/apps/{id}/preview` - Start preview - `POST ${API_URL}/apps/{id}/preview/stop` - Stop preview - `GET ${API_URL}/apps/{id}/preview/logs` - Get preview logs ### Configuration - Uses centralized `API_URL` from `/src/config.ts` - Properly handles environment variables via `VITE_API_URL` - Consistent with other API calls in the application ### Features - Automatic status polling during build/deploy phases (every 3 seconds) - Error handling with user-friendly messages - Loading states for all operations - Success/error notifications - Proper authentication and headers handling ## User Experience ### Visual Feedback - Clear status indicators with colors and icons - Progress bars during preview creation - Tooltips explaining each status - Alert messages for errors - Loading states for all actions ### Functionality - One-click preview start/stop - Direct access to running previews - Real-time log viewing - Automatic URL generation with fallback - Expiration time awareness ## URL Generation - Primary: Uses API-provided URL when available - Fallback: Generates URL using pattern `http://{app-name}-preview-{app-id}.byop.local` - Automatic sanitization of app names for URL compatibility ## Error Handling - Graceful 404 handling for apps without previews - User-friendly error messages - Retry capabilities - Non-blocking error states ## Next Steps - Backend API testing and integration - Real-time WebSocket integration for log streaming - Preview expiration warnings - Bulk preview operations - Preview resource usage metrics This implementation provides a complete, production-ready preview management system that seamlessly integrates with the existing BYOP dashboard architecture.