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Casino / Aggregators / List

Paginated table view for casino aggregators with activation status and a row-level enable or disable confirmation.

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Follow the explanation and examples first. Extra definitions and formulas are available below when you need them.

What this page shows

This page shows the casino aggregator registry as a paginated operator table. Each row represents one upstream game aggregator connection and the status stored for that connection.

When to use it

confirm whether an aggregator is active
find the stored aggregator id and readable name
activate or deactivate an existing aggregator after confirmation

How to read it

The table is intentionally small and status-focused:

ID is the stored aggregator identifier
Aggregator shows the readable name and a visual initial
Status shows whether the connection is active
Actions opens the activation or deactivation confirmation
Rows controls how many aggregators are requested per page

How status changes work

Clicking the action icon does not update the row immediately. It opens a confirmation modal. The modal title and button change depending on the current state: active rows ask for deactivation, inactive rows ask for activation.

When the operator confirms, the page sends the selected aggregator id and the next status to the shared status update flow. The modal closes immediately and the list refreshes through the aggregator list request. Cancel or closing the modal leaves the row unchanged.

Known caveats

This page is a control registry, not a diagnostics page. It does not explain why an upstream integration is failing.
There is no visible search or status filter on the verified page. Pagination is the only list narrowing control.
The current page does not show a dedicated success toast after a status update. Operators should rely on the refreshed row status after confirmation.
Deactivating an aggregator can affect downstream provider and game visibility because several catalog reads require active aggregators.

More details

Definitions and formulas

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Calculations7 topicsOpen details

List pagination

Pagination loads another saved slice of aggregators; it is not a local-only table filter.

Inputs: current page, row limit, stored aggregator count
Formula: The page sends page number and row limit to the aggregator list read path. The returned rows are limited to the requested page and ordered by aggregator id ascending.

Row limit reset

Changing Rows returns the operator to the first page of the list.

Inputs: selected row limit
Formula: When rows per page changes, the page stores the new limit and resets the local page index to the first page before the next list request.

Status action direction

The action always flips the selected row's current active state after confirmation.

Inputs: current aggregator active state
Formula: Active rows open a deactivation action. Inactive rows open an activation action. Confirming sends the opposite of the current active state.

Status update payload

The selected id is used to update one aggregator row.

Inputs: selected aggregator id, next active state
Formula: The status update sends the selected aggregator id, an aggregator status discriminator, and the next active state.

Stored status update

A successful confirmation changes the stored active/inactive state for that aggregator.

Inputs: selected aggregator id, next active state
Formula: The update flow verifies the aggregator exists, then updates its active flag inside a transaction and records status-change audit data.

Downstream visibility impact

Deactivating an aggregator can make downstream provider or game content disappear from catalog views that require active aggregators.

Inputs: stored aggregator active flag, provider and game list paths
Formula: Several provider and game list paths require active aggregators in joins or source checks.
Caveats: Exact visibility impact depends on the specific provider/game screen and its own filters.

No visible search or filter controls

Operators cannot search or filter aggregators on the current page.

Inputs: verified page component, shared table empty state
Formula: The verified page exposes pagination but no search or status filter controls. The generic empty state still mentions search or filter criteria because it is inherited from the shared table component.

Fields21 topicsOpen details

Casino Aggregators

Main title for the casino aggregator registry.

Data Type: text
Editable: false

Manage and configure your game aggregator connections

Summary text explaining that this page controls game aggregator connections.

Data Type: text
Editable: false

Loading progress

Thin progress bar shown while aggregator rows are loading.

Data Type: loading-state
Editable: false

Loading rows

Placeholder table rows shown while the current aggregator page is loading.

Data Type: loading-state
Editable: false

No results found

Message shown when the current list request returns no rows.

Data Type: empty-state
Editable: false

Try adjusting your search or filter criteria

Generic empty-state helper text inherited from the shared table component.

Data Type: text
Editable: false
Caveats: The verified Aggregators page does not expose a search or filter control.

ID

Stored aggregator identifier used by status update requests.

Data Type: integer
Editable: false

Aggregator initial

Visual initial for quickly scanning aggregator rows.

Data Type: avatar
Editable: false

Aggregator

Human-readable aggregator name shown to operators.

Data Type: string
Editable: false

ID

Secondary id text shown under the aggregator name in the Aggregator column.

Data Type: integer
Editable: false

Status

Shows whether the aggregator is active or inactive.

Data Type: status
Editable: false

Actions

Contains the activation or deactivation icon for the selected row.

Data Type: action
Editable: true

Confirm Activation / Confirm Deactivation

Title shown in the status-change confirmation modal.

Data Type: modal-title
Editable: false

Are you sure?

Explains that the operator is about to activate or deactivate the selected aggregator.

Data Type: modal-copy
Editable: false

Games provided by this aggregator will no longer be available / will become available

Modal copy warning that the aggregator status change can affect game availability.

Data Type: warning-copy
Editable: false
Caveats: Exact downstream visibility still depends on provider and game routes that consume active aggregator state.

Cancel

Closes the modal without changing the aggregator status.

Data Type: action
Editable: true

Activate Aggregator / Deactivate Aggregator

Confirms the status update for the selected aggregator.

Data Type: action
Editable: true

Pagination

Loads a different page of aggregator rows.

Data Type: pagination
Editable: true

Rows

Changes the requested page size and resets to the first page.

Data Type: enum
Editable: true
Allowed Values: 10, 15, 20, 50, 100

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