Show Verify Queue Count #47
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Shows an index of how many items in the verify queue that you have access to. Will not show values for queues you cannot verify in. Verify button will not show if you don't have any verify permissions.
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I don't like my solution here. Not just for the fact that it doesn't dynamically update. Gonna work on making it use a store and only bother the db on server start. Now if only my buttons would run their callbacks. |
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Fix for #11
This change adds a number next to the Verify button showing how many unverified entires exist in the queues you have access to.
If a user has access to only VerifyCompletions, then they would only see the amount of unverified completions, not the whole queue.
Known minor issue: Takes a couple reloads to update the number. I'm not versed enough in svelte to know how to make a module script dynamically update. Nor could I get the {#await} call to reach the {:then} stage.