Administrative panel

The plugin includes two simple pages to inspect the history of received Upload synchronization (SGA → Moodle) requests, outside Moodle’s standard admin tree (they do not appear under Site administration; they are accessed directly by URL).

Access

URL	Purpose
/admin/tool/sga/admin/index.php	Paginated list of sga_enrolment_to_sync records.
/admin/tool/sga/admin/view.php?id=<id>	Detail of a specific record (raw JSON received).

Both pages check is_siteadmin() directly and only display the message “Fazes o quê aqui?” to anyone who is not a site administrator.

Note

The plugin defines the tool/sga:adminview capability (db/access.php, CAP_ALLOW for the manager archetype), with its own language string (sga:adminview, “Ver o admin do Integrador SGA”). However, neither page calls require_capability() — the effective access control is only is_siteadmin(), which is more restrictive than the capability would suggest (a user with the manager archetype who is not a site admin cannot access the panel, even with the capability). The capability appears not to be connected to any access check in the current code.

Listing (index.php)

• Query-string parameters: ordenacao (ASC/DESC, default ASC) and pagina (default 1), with 10 items per page.

• Each row shows id, timecreated and the translated status of processed: 0 → “Não processado”, 1 → “Sucesso”, 2 → “Falha”. Since no code in the plugin updates processed after the initial insert (see note in Upload synchronization (SGA → Moodle)), every record currently shows as “Não processado”.

• The pagination logic ($primeirosCinco/$ultimosTres/$paginacaoVariada blocks) contains a leftover debug statement (echo ("TO AQUI");) inside one of the conditional branches — debug text that apparently remained in the code and would be shown to the user if that specific branch is reached (many pages with the current index between the fifth position and the fourth from the end).

Detail (view.php)

Receives id via the query string ($_GET['id'], with no type casting or prior validation), fetches the matching record from sga_enrolment_to_sync and renders the same raw JSON that the SGA sent in that request — useful for checking exactly what payload was received when investigating a problematic synchronization.

Templates

Both pages render, via $OUTPUT->render_from_template(), the Mustache templates tool_sga/index and tool_sga/view. No .mustache file was found under templates/ in this repository at the time of this review — the pages likely throw a “template not found” error until those files are added.