fix(usage): restore /usage stats with SQLite source and JSON fallback#36
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Problem
The
/usagepage was returning empty stats because the backend endpoint (GET /api/usage) only read legacy JSON files understorage/messageandstorage/session.Recent OpenCode versions persist conversation data in
opencode.db(SQLite), so environments without legacy JSON logs had no usage data to aggregate.Solution
node:sqlite(DatabaseSync) in the usage endpoint.message,session, andprojecttables.totalCost,totalTokens,byModel,byDay,byProject) so no frontend changes are required.projectId,range,from,to,granularity), including per-model timeline token keys used by charts.Why this works
The endpoint now supports both storage formats used across OpenCode versions. New installs get data from SQLite immediately, while older installs continue to work with JSON logs.
Validation
node --check server/index.js/api/usagewith standard filters/ranges.