Module: RailsErrorDashboard::OverviewHelper

Includes:
I18nHelper
Defined in:
app/helpers/rails_error_dashboard/overview_helper.rb

Instance Method Summary collapse

Methods included from I18nHelper

#red_chart_date, #red_js_t, #red_js_tp, #red_js_translations, #red_locale, #red_t, #red_time_format, #red_tp

Instance Method Details

#error_rate_border_class(rate) ⇒ Object

All helper methods return Bootstrap semantic classes (success, warning, danger) These automatically map to Catppuccin Mocha colors in dark theme via CSS variables:

  • success → --ctp-green
  • warning → --ctp-peach
  • danger → --ctp-red


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# File 'app/helpers/rails_error_dashboard/overview_helper.rb', line 15

def error_rate_border_class(rate)
  return "border-success" if rate < 1.0
  return "border-warning" if rate < 5.0
  "border-danger"
end

#error_rate_text_class(rate) ⇒ Object 



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# File 'app/helpers/rails_error_dashboard/overview_helper.rb', line 21

def error_rate_text_class(rate)
  return "text-success" if rate < 1.0
  return "text-warning" if rate < 5.0
  "text-danger"
end

#health_status_color(status) ⇒ Object 



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# File 'app/helpers/rails_error_dashboard/overview_helper.rb', line 64

def health_status_color(status)
  case status
  when :healthy
    "success"
  when :warning
    "warning"
  else
    "danger"
  end
end

#health_status_text(status) ⇒ Object

The emoji is part of the English rendering and lives in the key so a locale can drop it. These are deliberately not the red.analytics.platform_comparison.health_card keys — that page renders the same states without emoji.



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# File 'app/helpers/rails_error_dashboard/overview_helper.rb', line 79

def health_status_text(status)
  case status
  when :healthy
    red_t("red.common.health_status.healthy")
  when :warning
    red_t("red.common.health_status.warning")
  else
    red_t("red.common.health_status.critical")
  end
end

#severity_icon(severity) ⇒ Object 



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# File 'app/helpers/rails_error_dashboard/overview_helper.rb', line 51

def severity_icon(severity)
  case severity
  when :critical
    "🔴"
  when :high
    "🟠"
  when :medium
    "🟡"
  else
    "⚪"
  end
end

#trend_arrow(value) ⇒ Object 



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# File 'app/helpers/rails_error_dashboard/overview_helper.rb', line 27

def trend_arrow(value)
  return "→" if value.zero?
  value > 0 ? "↑" : "↓"
end

#trend_color_class(value) ⇒ Object 



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# File 'app/helpers/rails_error_dashboard/overview_helper.rb', line 32

def trend_color_class(value)
  return "text-muted" if value.zero?
  value > 0 ? "text-danger" : "text-success"
end

#trend_text(direction) ⇒ Object

The direction is a machine symbol; these are its display labels. An unrecognized value reads as stable, which is what the English original did with its else branch.



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# File 'app/helpers/rails_error_dashboard/overview_helper.rb', line 40

def trend_text(direction)
  case direction
  when :increasing
    red_t("red.common.trend.increasing")
  when :decreasing
    red_t("red.common.trend.decreasing")
  else
    red_t("red.common.trend.stable")
  end
end