Replace ReturnType<typeof usePagination> prop type with explicit Props
interface defining only required fields (currentPage, totalPages,
onPageChange) to decouple component from internal hook implementation.
Eliminates unnecessary runtime dependency and improves component API
clarity by explicitly declaring required props instead of coupling to
hook internals, making the component more maintainable and reusable.
Disable previous/next pagination controls when users are on the first or
last page respectively to prevent offering non-functional interactions.
Improves user experience by clearly indicating when navigation options
are unavailable and preventing confusion from inactive controls that
appear interactive.
Hide pagination dot indicators from screen readers using aria-hidden
to prevent noisy output when dots are purely visual decorations.
Improves accessibility by removing redundant announcements
while maintaining visual pagination cues for sighted users.
Add internationalization support to pagination controls and include
aria labels for improved accessibility and screen reader support
across different languages.
Refactor participant list to avoid nested React component definitions
that lose state on parent re-renders and cause unnecessary recreation.
Moves component definitions outside render methods to prevent state loss
bugs and improve performance by eliminating redundant component
instantiation on each parent render cycle.
Send notification to participants when admin revokes their camera,
microphone, or screenshare permissions so they understand why their
media suddenly stopped.
Improves user experience by providing clear feedback about permission
changes instead of leaving users confused about unexpected media
interruptions during meetings.
Update user experience by clearly marking device toggle and control
components as disabled when users have insufficient room permissions.
Prevents confusion by providing visual feedback that device controls are
unavailable, improving clarity about what actions users can perform
in their current role.
Improve mute-all functionality by filtering out participants who are
already muted or lack microphone publishing permissions, and ignore
cases where microphone tracks are unavailable.
Prevents unnecessary mute operations on participants who cannot be
muted, prevent API errors.
Correct microphone muted indicator logic that only showed muted state
when participants explicitly muted themselves, missing cases where
admins prevented microphone publishing.
Now properly displays muted indicator for both self-muted and
admin-restricted microphone states, providing accurate visual feedback
for all muting scenarios.
Enhance participant permission update logic to only affect users
without room privileges, ensuring admins can maintain their microphone
and camera access during bulk permission changes.
Prevents accidental disruption of admin functionality when applying
permission restrictions to regular participants, maintaining proper
role-based access control hierarchy.
Replace hardcoded default publishing source constants with values from
Django backend settings to prevent desynchronization between frontend
and backend configurations.
Introduce pin icon to visually notify users when a participant has
their track pinned in the interface.
Provides clear visual feedback for pin status, helping users understand
which participants are currently highlighted or prioritized in the
meeting view.
Introduce participant menu in participant list to enable more
participant actions and interactions beyond current capabilities.
Initialize menu with universal pin/unpin track action available to all
users, plus admin-restricted participant removal action. Completes
admin action set by enabling room ejection functionality.
Menu designed for reuse when called from participant tile focus
components, providing consistent interaction patterns across different
contexts where participant management is needed.
Implement admin capability to mute everyone's microphone in large rooms
where participants forget to mute themselves and are hard to identify
quickly.
Feature requested by @arnaud-robin. Provides instant room-wide muting
without individual confirmation popups, enabling efficient moderation
in busy conference scenarios.
Update interface to hide admin-only actions like participant muting from
users without room admin privileges, reflecting backend permission
restrictions implemented in previous commits.
Add host identification display for participants using boolean flag from
LiveKit token attributes. Currently passes simple boolean but will be
refactored to distinguish owner/admin/member roles and host/co-host
with different privileges.
Security note: attributes are not fully secure as participants can
update their own metadata, potentially faking admin status. However,
consequences are limited to user confusion without destructive
capabilities. Metadata updates currently needed for name changes and
hand raising functionality.
Plan to remove canUpdateOwnMetadata permission to strengthen security
while preserving essential user interaction capabilities.
Switch from metadata to attributes when generating LiveKit tokens for
more convenient dict-like structure handling during token creation and
client-side reading.
Attributes provide better data structure flexibility compared to
metadata, simplifying both server-side token generation and client-side
data access patterns.
Introduce new admin panel actions allowing room owners to restrict
participant source publication (video/audio/screenshare) with immediate
real-time updates across all participants.
Provides granular room-wide media control for admins to manage
bandwidth, focus attention, or handle disruptive situations by
selectively enabling or disabling specific media types instantly.
Introduce new Field variant using Switch input with different props
structure from other input components.
Displays description after switch component rather than mixed with
label due to layout requirements, preventing reuse of standard label
and description composition patterns.
Refactor frontend to use backend-mediated API calls instead of direct
LiveKit client-side requests for participant management operations.
Removes hacky direct LiveKit API usage in favor of proper server-side
endpoints, improving security posture and following LiveKit's
recommended architecture for participant control functionality.
Replace outdated numerique.gouv.fr repository references with current
repository location for accurate documentation and links.
Maintenance cleanup unrelated to current PR but necessary to keep
references up-to-date. Better addressed now than deferred.
Kickstart frontend with first draft of subtitle control visible only
to users with appropriate feature flag enabled.
Opens new container at bottom of screen displaying transcription
segments organized by participant. Transcription segment handling was
heavily LLM-generated and will likely need refactoring and review to
simplify and enhance the implementation.
Initial implementation to begin testing subtitle functionality with
real transcription data from LiveKit agents.
Leverage reference to initial processor choice to prevent unnecessary
preview track recreation when updating processor options.
Improves performance by maintaining existing track instance during
processor updates instead of creating new tracks, eliminating visual
interruptions and reducing resource overhead.
Replace multiple processor wrappers with single unified class that
enables seamless transformer switching and option updates without
visual blinking artifacts.
Leverages LiveKit track processor v0.6.0 updateTransformerOptions fix
to provide smooth transitions between transformer types, eliminating
the recreation-based approach that caused flickering during effects
switching.
Streamline processor factory logic to prepare for unified transformer
class refactoring.
Reduces complexity and establishes foundation for consolidated
transformer approach.
Update LiveKit track processor to version 0.6.0 which includes fix for
updateTransformerOptions allowing seamless switching between transformer
types without visual artifacts.
Eliminates weird flickering behavior when users select different
transformer types by enabling proper transformer transitions instead of
recreation, improving user experience during effects switching.
Introduce cross icon to switch component when in disabled/negative
state to provide clearer visual feedback to users.
Improves component usability by making the negative state more
explicitly recognizable through visual indicators.
Replace settings context provider with valtio global store for easier
access outside room components and better long-term maintainability.
Prepares for upcoming prejoin screen settings access by making settings
globally available without React context limitations.
Document that toggleButtonProps are intended to override default and
computed values within ToggleComponent, acknowledging this breaks
encapsulation but serves as useful starting point.
Skip state updates when selected device hasn't actually changed to
prevent unnecessary re-renders that caused visible camera track
blinking.
Improves user experience by eliminating visual artifacts during device
selection interactions when no actual change occurs.
Enhance toggle naming in video controls to explicitly indicate special
processor handling functionality and improve toggleProps TypeScript
typing.
Makes code more self-documenting by clearly identifying processor-aware
toggle behavior while strengthening type safety
Correct wrong copy-paste error in audio track dynamic initialization
that was missed during previous PR merge process.
Fixes initialization logic that was accidentally duplicated or
incorrectly modified during merge conflict resolution.
Restore participant name display in transcription and recording toast
notifications that was accidentally removed in recent changes.
Simple regression fix to ensure proper participant identification in
notification messages.
Close device control popover automatically when user opens sidepanels
or external dialogs to prevent confusing UI state.
Improves focus management by ensuring only one interface element
demands user attention at a time, reducing cognitive load during
interactions.
