- Added missing CSS for slideover panel with proper width and positioning
- Fixed overflow issues by adding box-sizing: border-box
- Adjusted Track button padding from px-6 to px-4 to prevent cutoff
- Added whitespace-nowrap and flex-shrink-0 to prevent button text wrapping
- Ensured proper panel width of 352px on desktop with transform animations
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- Added base CSS styles for slideover panel with proper positioning
- Increased right padding (pr-8) in content area to prevent button cutoff
- Set overflow to hidden on panel container to prevent scrollbar issues
- Ensures Track button and other content are fully visible
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- Add comprehensive mobile viewport meta tags for better mobile experience
- Implement touch gesture support with long-press to show station info
- Create mobile-specific CSS with touch target optimization (44px minimum)
- Add safe area insets support for notched devices
- Position zoom controls at bottom-right on mobile for thumb accessibility
- Optimize map performance on mobile with canvas renderer
- Fix desktop sidebar toggle button clipping when slideover is open
- Improve responsive design for slideover panels and popups
- Add landscape mode and high DPI screen optimizations
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Fixed issue where stationary stations like K5SGD-D were showing multiple
positions due to minor GPS accuracy variations. The previous 15-meter
threshold was too strict for typical GPS drift which can vary 5-30 meters.
- Increased default threshold in GeoUtils from 10m to 50m
- Updated packet processor to use 50m threshold for movement detection
- Verified with K5SGD-D showing ~24m variations that are now ignored
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This change eliminates all external CDN dependencies by bundling JavaScript
libraries locally using esbuild. All vendor files are now served from the
application's own assets, improving reliability and privacy.
Changes:
- Created assets/js/vendor.js to bundle all external libraries
- Added vendor bundle configuration to esbuild in config files
- Updated all templates to use local vendor.js instead of CDN scripts
- Created download-vendor-files.sh script to fetch vendor libraries
- Added vendor files to .gitignore (they're downloaded during setup)
- Updated CSS imports to include vendor stylesheets
- Added vendor build step to assets.deploy mix task
Bundled libraries:
- Leaflet 1.9.4 (mapping library)
- Leaflet.heat 0.2.0 (heatmap plugin)
- Leaflet.markercluster 1.5.3 (marker clustering)
- OverlappingMarkerSpiderfier 0.2.6 (overlapping marker handling)
- Chart.js 4.5.0 (charting library)
- chartjs-adapter-date-fns 3.0.0 (date adapter for Chart.js)
All functionality tested and working correctly with local bundles.
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Implemented URL persistence for map settings to preserve user preferences:
- Added `trail` parameter for trail duration (1, 6, 12, 24, 48, 168 hours)
- Added `hist` parameter for historical data hours (1, 3, 6, 12, 24 hours)
- Parameters only appear in URL when different from default value (1 hour)
Changes:
- Updated handle_url_update to include trail and hist parameters
- Modified mount to parse these parameters on page load
- Updated handle_params to parse parameters on URL changes
- Added update_url_with_current_state helper function
- Modified update_trail_duration and update_historical_hours event handlers
to update URL when settings change
- Fixed finalize_mount_assigns to preserve parsed values
This allows users to share or bookmark URLs with specific trail duration
and historical data settings, improving the user experience.
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When changing trail duration and historical data settings, historical positions
would show up on the map but trail lines wouldn't connect them. This was caused
by a mismatch between trail ID generation and callsign extraction.
## Changes
- Fix getTrailId() to properly extract base callsigns from historical marker IDs
- Add setTrailDuration() method to TrailManager for dynamic duration updates
- Add LiveView event to synchronize trail duration changes with client
- Add comprehensive tests for historical ID handling
## Problem
Historical markers have IDs like "hist_CALLSIGN_123" but getTrailId() was
returning the full ID while TrailManager.extractBaseCallsign() extracted just
"CALLSIGN", creating separate trails instead of connected ones.
## Solution
Updated getTrailId() to extract base callsigns from historical IDs using the
same logic as TrailManager, ensuring all positions from the same station use
the same trail ID and connect properly.
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Removed three logger.info statements that were cluttering the logs:
- "RF path hover start - path: ..."
- "Parsed path stations: ..."
- "Found x station positions"
These were debug statements that are no longer needed in production.
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- Increase debounce time from 300ms to 400ms for bounds updates
- Cancel in-progress historical loading when new bounds are scheduled
- Add stale update detection to skip outdated bounds updates
- Clear timer reference and pending bounds when processing updates
- Add debug logging for cancelled loads and stale updates
This prevents overlapping historical data loads during rapid zoom
changes, eliminating duplicate packets and improving performance.
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The function was sending a message but not returning the socket,
causing an ArgumentError when the result was passed to assign/3.
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Add missing :historical_packets initialization to prevent KeyError when
HistoricalLoader tries to access it during zoom-based display handling.
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- Remove duplicate received_at indexes (packets_received_at_asc_idx and packets_recent_hour_idx)
that were consuming 423 MB, keeping only packets_received_at_idx
- Fix KeyError by initializing missing :all_packets and :visible_packets in socket assigns
- All tests now pass successfully
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- Renamed predicate functions to follow Elixir conventions:
- is_finite? → finite?
- is_finite_number? → finite_number?
- is_finite_float? → finite_float?
- Fixed all function returns to ensure proper nil handling
- Applied mix format to all files
- All tests pass with no compilation warnings
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Security improvements:
- Added sanitize_numeric_string to remove dangerous characters
- Limited input string length to prevent DoS attacks (20 chars for numbers)
- Added is_finite? checks to prevent infinity/NaN values
- Validate coordinate ranges (lat: -90 to 90, lng: -180 to 180)
- Added safe_parse_coordinate with proper validation
- Updated to_float in EncodingUtils with security validations
- Protected against integer overflow in coordinate conversions
- Added sanitize_path_string for APRS path validation
All coordinate inputs from users are now:
1. Sanitized to remove injection characters
2. Length-limited to prevent resource exhaustion
3. Validated for finite values (no infinity/NaN)
4. Checked against valid geographic ranges
5. Given safe fallback defaults
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- Implemented dual-strategy pruning based on overage size
- Small overages (<10 packets): Only remove exactly what's needed
- Large overages: Batch prune with 20% buffer to reduce frequency
- Used Map.drop for more efficient bulk deletion
- Added Stream for lazy evaluation in small overage case
- Reduces complexity from O(n log n) on every insertion to:
- O(k log k) for small overages where k << n
- Amortized O(n log n) for large overages with buffering
- This significantly improves performance when managing thousands of packets
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- Fixed PHG parsing test to match actual parser behavior
- Fixed movement test to properly handle batch loading behavior
- Movement test now sets bounds and uses higher zoom level
- Added helper function to flush events during test setup
- All tests now passing with clean compilation
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Server-side optimizations:
- Remove all Process.send_after delays - use immediate send()
- High zoom (10+): Load everything in single batch (up to 500 packets)
- Low zoom: Load all batches immediately without delays
- Remove debug logging for performance
Client-side optimizations:
- Remove chunking delays and requestAnimationFrame
- Process all packets immediately without setTimeout
- Remove 10-packet chunk limit - process everything at once
Result: Historical packets now load as fast as possible
without artificial delays or chunking bottlenecks.
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Key fixes:
- Combine bounds_changed and update_map_state into single event
- Remove duplicate sendBoundsToServer() calls
- Add programmaticMove flag to prevent event loops
- Only process bounds updates when bounds actually change
- Debounce events with 300ms timeout
This eliminates:
- Duplicate server events for same user action
- Event loops when server updates URL
- Unnecessary bounds processing
- Excessive server load
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Features implemented:
- Parse URL parameters on mount (lat, lng, z)
- Update URL when map moves or zooms
- Restore map state from URL parameters
- Handle URL changes via handle_params
- Validate and clamp coordinate values
URL format: /?lat=40.7128&lng=-74.0060&z=12
Benefits:
- Shareable map links with exact position
- Browser back/forward navigation support
- Bookmarkable map locations
- Deep linking to specific map views
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Critical fixes:
- Replace old load_historical_packets_for_bounds with progressive loading
- Fix handle_info_initialize_replay to use progressive loading
- Fix process_bounds_update to use progressive loading
- Add debug logging to track batch loading
High zoom optimizations:
- Very zoomed in (15+): 10 packets per batch, 10ms delays
- Moderately zoomed (12-14): 20 packets per batch, 20ms delays
- Medium zoom (8-11): 35 packets per batch, 35ms delays
- Use linear delays instead of exponential for faster loading
This ensures progressive loading is actually used and optimized
for high zoom levels where viewport is small.
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Key improvements:
- Fix spatial query order: Apply bounds filtering BEFORE limit/offset
- Add zoom-level based batch sizing (20-100 packets per batch)
- Dynamic batch count based on zoom level (2-5 batches)
- Faster loading delays for high zoom levels (25ms vs 50ms)
- Include zoom level in cache keys for better cache efficiency
Performance benefits:
- Zoomed in far (zoom 15+): 2 batches of 20 packets each
- Moderately zoomed (zoom 12-14): 3 batches of 35 packets each
- Medium zoom (zoom 8-11): 4 batches of 50 packets each
- Zoomed out (zoom <8): 5 batches of 75-100 packets each
This ensures packets are loaded from the current viewport first,
dramatically reducing load times when zoomed in.
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