Users "Last Seen" feature

[Terminal-Grasshopper]

What would you like to improve?

Add the ability for the admin to see in the users panel a "Last Seen" next to each users

For example: "Last seen 3 months ago" " Last Seen an hour ago"...

What's the current friction?

Cannot see when the user has last used the server

What would make this better?

Add "Last Seen" next to each user in the admin panel for users

Anything else? (Optional)

No response

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[zachyale]

This is a really great idea- but I think we can be even more ambitious with the improvements to the user tab 😎

What I'm thinking here is an overall improvement to the user management feature. The scope of this would include:

• Update any toast messages to include the username of whatever user's account has been modified if that account is not the currently signed in user
• Update the create user flow and edit user flow to reuse the same components (cut down on code duplication/potential for a bug)
• Simplify or remove the surfacing of user permissions on the user row level (very bulky, feels like a bit of information overload as it stands)
• On the user table, we could then:
  • Surface user's "Last Seen At" (user's last auth session creation/renewal?)
  • Surface a summary of user reading sessions (when was the last reading session, how long was it, what is the total sum duration of that user's reading sessions). Include a summary of their last activity within the user table.
• Add a "User Details" view, or modal, where we can then surface in detail:
  • Last seen at info (session, source, etc.) with richer info
  • Total reading session summaries for that user, with a link to view all sessions ordered chronologically
  • Last reading session summary
  • Reading Progress summaries (table of progress per book)

These changes collectively would bring us to feature parity with ABS in terms of the accessibility of user data for a server admin. Curious on people's thoughts here

[zachyale]

@grimmory-tools/maintainers would love if we could get some of your creative input on this- particularly the impact to the UI and how it may factor into any design concepts for the settings page. Could we push to the nav stack within a settings tab for a user details view/sessions details within that view?

[obviouslyallie]

That’s all good but from a settings standpoint you would also want how much they are adding to your server? Number of uploaded books and size.