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* feat(spend_management_endpoints.py): expose new endpoint for querying user's usage at 1m+ spend logs Allows user to view their spend at 1m+ spend logs * build(schema.prisma): add api_requests to dailyuserspend table * build(migration.sql): add migration file for new column to daily user spend table * build(prisma_client.py): add logic for copying over migration folder, if deploy/migrations present in expected location enables easier testing of prisma migration flow * build(ui/): initial commit successfully using the dailyuserspend table on the UI * refactor(internal_user_endpoints.py): refactor `/user/daily/activity` to give breakdowns by provider/model/key * feat: feature parity (cost page) with existing 'usage' page * build(ui/): add activity tab to new_usage.tsx gets to feature parity on 'All Up' page of 'usage.tsx' * fix(proxy/utils.py): count number of api requests in daily user spend table allows us to see activity by model on new usage tab * style(new_usage.tsx): fix y-axis to be in ascending order of date * fix: fix linting errors * fix: fix ruff check errors |
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