fix(minimax): fetch real quota via Bearer API key, not just cookies - #431
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MiniMax redesigned the console: /console/usage and /console/plan are now client-rendered Next.js pages loaded with `ssr:false`, so the server never emits real numbers in the initial HTML — not even with a valid, authenticated cookie. Every cookie/HTML-scraping path is structurally unable to read this data, so MiniMax usage fell through to the always-0% "configured" stub whenever cookie scraping failed. The coding-plan `remains` endpoint the HTML scraper already falls back to also accepts a plain `Authorization: Bearer <api_key>` with no cookie at all, and returns the exact `model_remains` JSON shape the existing parser (coding_plan.rs) already understands. Add a Bearer-authenticated path that tries this endpoint first, using an API key from Settings or `MINIMAX_API_KEY`, before falling back to the legacy group_id+api_key billing endpoint. Also register MiniMax in `get_api_key_providers()` so the API key can be entered through Settings/`config set-api-key` like other providers — previously there was no supported way to configure just an API key (only a paired group_id+api_key via env vars or a local `minimax`-CLI-style config file). Fixes nesszer#425 Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01L23pzyCfMvfbMQwnHXmKCp
📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughMiniMax usage fetching now accepts API keys from ChangesMiniMax usage flow
Estimated code review effort: 3 (Moderate) | ~25 minutes Merge Risk: 🔵 Low · up to MiniMax quota retrieval can temporarily fail when the primary host has a network error even though the fallback host is available. Retry the fallback host before reporting the fetch failure. Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant FetchContext
participant fetch_via_web
participant MiniMaxRemainsAPI
FetchContext->>fetch_via_web: provide API key
fetch_via_web->>MiniMaxRemainsAPI: request remains with Bearer authentication
MiniMaxRemainsAPI-->>fetch_via_web: return usage JSON or regional error
fetch_via_web-->>FetchContext: return usage result
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In `@rust/src/providers/minimax/mod.rs`:
- Around line 334-337: Update the error handling around the API-key quota
request so ProviderError::Network follows the existing cookie-fallback retry
path and retries the www host before returning. Preserve immediate returns for
non-network, non-parse errors and keep parse errors recorded in last_err.
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| Err(err @ ProviderError::Parse(_)) => { | ||
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Retry the www remains URL after a network error.
Line 337 returns a ProviderError::Network from the platform host immediately. The existing cookie fallback retries the www host for network errors. A transient platform-host failure can therefore make API-key quota retrieval unavailable even when the www endpoint is reachable.
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- Err(err @ ProviderError::Parse(_)) => {
+ Err(err @ (ProviderError::Parse(_) | ProviderError::Network(_))) => {
last_err = Some(err);
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| Err(err @ ProviderError::Parse(_)) => { | |
| last_err = Some(err); | |
| } | |
| Err(err) => return Err(err), | |
| Err(err @ (ProviderError::Parse(_) | ProviderError::Network(_))) => { | |
| last_err = Some(err); | |
| } | |
| Err(err) => return Err(err), |
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In `@rust/src/providers/minimax/mod.rs` around lines 334 - 337, Update the error
handling around the API-key quota request so ProviderError::Network follows the
existing cookie-fallback retry path and retries the www host before returning.
Preserve immediate returns for non-network, non-parse errors and keep parse
errors recorded in last_err.
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Summary
Fixes #425.
MiniMax redesigned the console:
/console/usageand/console/planare now Next.js pages loaded vianext/dynamic(..., { ssr: false }). The server-rendered HTML never contains real quota numbers —userConfigis alwaysnullin__NEXT_DATA__— regardless of whether the request carries a valid, authenticated cookie. Every cookie/HTML-scraping code path is therefore structurally unable to read usage data on the current site, so MiniMax fell through toprobe_cli()'s hardcoded 0% "configured" stub whenever the cookie/HTML path failed (which is now always).Fix
The coding-plan
remainsendpoint the HTML scraper already falls back to (/v1/api/openplatform/coding_plan/remains) also accepts a plainAuthorization: Bearer <api_key>header, no cookie required, and returns the exactmodel_remainsJSON shape the existing parser (coding_plan.rs) already handles and already has extensive test coverage for. This PR adds a Bearer-authenticated request to that same endpoint, tried first with an API key sourced from Settings (ctx.api_key) orMINIMAX_API_KEY, before falling back to the legacygroup_id+api_keybilling endpoint.Also registers MiniMax in
get_api_key_providers()so a plain API key can be entered via Settings /codexbar config set-api-key minimax— previously there was no supported way to configure just an API key; the provider only accepted a pairedgroup_id+api_keyvia env vars or a localminimax-CLI-style config file that most Windows users don't have.Verified
/console/usageand confirmedssr:!1on the dynamic import — the client-only rendering is intentional/structural, not a transient bug.codexbar diagnose -p minimaxnow returnssource: "api"with real percentages and realresets_attimestamps instead of the fixed 0% stub.providers::minimaxtests still pass unmodified (the new code reuses the existing JSON parser); added a focused unit test for the new key-resolution helper.Test plan
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MINIMAX_API_KEYenvironment variable setup guidance.