Grouping/Labels of Cron Jobs & Workers, visual enhancements

[stahlit]

Version: Vito 2

After I started using Vito and migrated some sites over, I noticed a few challenges, at least for me, and I suspect I'm not alone particularly when it comes to managing Cron Jobs and Workers.

A Cron Job or worker often belongs to a specific site, but in Vito they exist at the server level, which makes sense architecturally. However, it would be a great feature to have the ability to group, label, or otherwise associate a command or worker with a particular site.

Right now, I have over 10 sites on a single server, each with 2-3 Cron Jobs and 2–3 workers. It’s quite difficult to get a clear overview of which Cron Jobs and workers are associated with which site.

Cron Jobs specific
Also, I've noticed that it's not possible to see the full command unless hovering. Thinking of a way to show more of the command / workername. Since most of the list just show the "PHP.. and the folder mapping" so the command itself rarely gets shown, atleast for me:

See example:

Worker specific
Like with Cron Jobs it's kinda the same challenge for workers, however here we see even less:

So to summerize idea(s):

1. Grouping/Labels
2. Assign them to belong to a site (for filtering/better overview, alternative used through 1)
3. Increase visability of command

Thoughts?

[saeedvaziry]

this already fixed on v3

[stahlit]

@saeedvaziry - Just upgraded to v3 and it's looking alot better.

I see that workers is on either "Server level" or "Site level" now.

However CronJobs is only on server level (so a labeling or adding it to site level could still be a nice thing).

Also the visibility of the command is better but it still truncates: (Both for CronJobs and Workers)

As you see it adds a horizontal scroll (which is wide) but text itself is truncated.

So two suggestions:

1. Add labels to CronJobs or add it on "Site" level like with workers
2. Remove the truncate of the command on CronJobs and Workers, since we have horizontal scroll we should be able to see full command. (A removal of the class overflow-ellipsis should fix this)