Matt Aitken
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* Initial commit - started work on new billing components * Added a slider component * Added features to the pricing tiers * Small pricing tier margin tweaks * WIP on a concurrecy chart * Reworked the pricing tiers to include a segmented controller and tooltips * Renamed the charts storybook page * Made the way data is added more flexible and added some definition tool tips * Term definitions are used properly in the tiers * Callouts can now have an optional CTA on the right hand side * Alignment fix for the callouts * organize imports * Definition tooltip now its own component * renamed the storybook story * WIP new volume discount table and usage sliders * Added pricing calculator sliders * Fixed alignment of the legend * Breadcrumb now has an upgrade prompt and button * New Join our Slack button in the side menu * New progress meter in the side menu * Use the highest of 2 values to show progress * An attempt to fix the step count in the calculator slider * WIP usage progress bar * Added the 4 progress bars * More examples of the usage bar * Better way to include the percentage in the free plan progress meter * The usage bar now works with the extra runs over the free limit * Pricing calculator has better slider logic * Moved the free plan usage bar into it’s own component and added it to storybook * Usage bar chart now supports a paying customer option and optional billing limit. Also added more usage examples to storybook * Added more examples of usage to storybook * tooltip takes classname * Format numbers nicely * Added a tooltip to show the precise numbers in the chart * small improvements to the billing calculator * New onboarding choose plan page * pricing tiers better fill the size of their container * Removed unused code * Usage bars animate * Wording tweak * Callouts fit the button size better * Added new routes for the 2 new billing pages * import cleanup * Added meta info in the header for bill price, plan type and billing period * made free a noun * Added pricing calculator to the plans page * Fixed some illegal markup when using tooltips * Added container query support * Added new concurrency chart to the usage page * billing now has a green theme * Simplified the plan summary info int the header * Fixed padding alignment * Use a custom lable for the concurrent runs chart * Removed the Job runs table * Latest lockfile * Show a message if you haven’t done runs yet * Added a layoutId to the pageTabs * Show a message callout if you’ve exceeeded 10k runs on the free plan * Added a callout on the plans page if you’re over the runs limit * Fixed button inside button bug * Removed the background gradients from the app * The billing package is importing properly * Getting the curent plan for an org * Reading the current plan and usage * Hooked up the free plan bar * Render basic billing details * vol discount table has optional values * Added a new page to show new subscribers * Created a new hook for confetti on the subscribed page * Toast styling updated * The Invoice and Manage card details links are working * Meta appEnv data optional * Data for the plans page * Format the billing period duration in days * Switch to 20 icons * URL for the subscribed page now includes the org path * New pathBuilder path for the subscribed page * Plans are upgraded/downgraded successfully * Fixed badly named paths * Improved some of the display * Deal with when the user has canceled so they can re-upgrade * Subscribing from Stripe is working, and canceling * Tidied up some bits, latest billing package * The tiers are now rendering using the real data * The onboarding screen is hooked up, but not linked to yet * Onboarding price selection working * Pricing slider working * Price estimation working * Pricing calculator working on the select a plan page * Button copy change * Improved the layout of the run calculator marker * Fix for the period end when you’ve canceled * Improved the formatting in the calculator * Pricing table tooltip uses the vol discount pricing table * Remove the vertical lines from the calculator * Contact us button in Enterprise tier opens the contact us form * Added composite index to triggerdotdev_events.run_executions for event_time and organization_id * Concurrent run chart data * Improves styling, fix for React error with Enterprise contact button * Show warning box when you’ve hit the concurrency in the past 30 days * Lots of work o the usage page * Improvements to the usage page * Show 31 days of data, fix for not showing the current date… * Stripe portal links are generated when the user clicks through * Better alignment of the reference line and x-axis label * Readme update * Fixed pricing button loading buttons * Show warnings about concurrency and runs on the plans page * Removed some storybook stories * Join Slack channel shows if you’re subscribed with instructions * Added a gap between the runs charts * Improved the definitions * Added some margin to the page loading spinner * A wider, cleaner feedback panel * Modal backgrounds match the Sheet style * Fixed menu item text being clipped * Improved icons for execution time and exclusion count * Concurrency chart now renders the dates nicely * Fix for plans data on the plans page * The healthcheck doesn’t need to do a HEAD request to / * Better disabled states and fixed the disabled hover state issue * Improved the segmented controller style * loading spinner now centered inside the button * Redirect to the project page when selecting the free plan * Fix for “Runs” and added real date to upgrade warning * DeCAPITALIZED some things --------- Co-authored-by: James Ritchie <james@jamesritchie.co.uk>
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