This commit implements browser-based integration testing for the Phoenix LiveView
application using Wallaby and ChromeDriver to test the complete user experience
including JavaScript interactions.
## Changes Made
### Testing Infrastructure
- Add Wallaby dependency for browser automation testing
- Configure Chrome driver with headless mode for CI/CD
- Set up Phoenix server integration for test environment
- Enable screenshot capture on test failures
### Integration Tests
- `test/integration/simple_integration_test.exs` - Basic homepage functionality
- `test/integration/map_integration_test.exs` - Map interface and routing tests
- Tests validate page loading, content rendering, and navigation
### CI/CD Integration
- Update GitHub Actions workflow to install ChromeDriver
- Add separate integration test step in CI pipeline
- Configure headless Chrome for automated testing
### Configuration Updates
- Enable Phoenix server in test environment for Wallaby
- Configure Wallaby with proper base URL and screenshot settings
- Initialize Wallaby application in test helper
## Features Tested
- ✅ Homepage loads with APRS content
- ✅ Main page structure renders correctly
- ✅ Route navigation functions properly
- ✅ Basic Phoenix LiveView functionality
## Next Steps
This provides a solid foundation for expanding to test:
- Interactive map controls and JavaScript functionality
- Real-time packet updates via LiveView PubSub
- User authentication flows and form submissions
- Mobile responsive behavior
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- Add telemetry_metrics_prometheus dependency
- Configure Prometheus exporter in telemetry module
- Add metrics endpoint to application endpoint
- Expose /metrics for Prometheus scraping
This enables the application to be monitored by the Prometheus stack.
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- Add comprehensive type specs to all functions in Encoding module
- Add missing specs to private functions in EncodingUtils
- Fix compilation warnings (unused variables, deprecated Logger.warn)
- Fix dialyzer warnings about unreachable code and implicit nil returns
- Remove unused do_migrate/1 function
- Remove last references to erlc_paths and gleeunit dependency
All dialyzer specs now pass without warnings.
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- Remove erlc_paths and erlc_include_path from mix.exs (leftover from Gleam)
- Add comprehensive dialyzer specs to Encoding module
- Add missing dialyzer specs to EncodingUtils module
- Ensure all public and private functions have proper type specifications
This fixes the Docker build error about undefined erlc_paths function
and ensures full dialyzer compliance.
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- Convert Gleam encoding module to Elixir implementation
- Remove all Gleam dependencies from mix.exs
- Remove Gleam configuration files (gleam.toml, src directory)
- Update Dockerfile to remove mix_gleam installation
- Update EncodingUtils to use Elixir module instead of Gleam
- Remove Gleam references from documentation
- Clean up all Gleam-related build configuration
This simplifies the build process and removes the compilation issues
that were preventing successful Docker builds.
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- Remove manual Exq startup from application supervision tree
- Add :exq to extra_applications in mix.exs for automatic startup
- Remove duplicate Exq configuration functions
- Let Exq start automatically via runtime.exs configuration
The issue was Exq being started twice - once manually in the supervision
tree and once automatically via configuration, causing "already_started" error.
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- Replace Oban dependency with Exq for Redis-based background jobs
- Update PacketCleanupWorker to use Exq's perform/1 signature
- Add CleanupScheduler GenServer for periodic job scheduling
- Configure Exq with Redis connection and queue settings
- Update tests to work with Exq job format
- Maintain 6-hour packet cleanup schedule functionality
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- Add SKIP_DB_CREATE env var to skip database creation when using PgBouncer
- Fix redis_children() to return proper child specs
- Implement zero-downtime graceful shutdown without user notifications
- Add health check plug for Kubernetes probes
- Remove user-facing shutdown notifications for seamless deployments
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Configures Phoenix.PubSub.Redis adapter when clustering is enabled
and REDIS_URL environment variable is set. This allows PubSub
messages to be shared across Elixir nodes in a distributed
deployment, enabling proper real-time updates in multi-node setups.
- Add phoenix_pubsub_redis dependency (~> 3.0)
- Configure Redis adapter in runtime.exs for production
- Set pool size to 10 for better performance
- Include node name in Redis configuration
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- Download external libraries locally to reduce CDN dependencies
- Create combined vendor bundles for JavaScript and CSS
- Replace CDN script tags with local bundles in layout template
- Add build scripts for vendor bundle creation and optimization
- Configure esbuild to process vendor bundles separately
- Total bundle size: ~512KB JS + 17KB CSS (optimized)
Benefits:
- Reduced external requests and CDN dependencies
- Better caching control and reliability
- Eliminated CORS and SRI integrity issues
- Faster page loads with bundled resources
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- Add Node.js installation to Dockerfile
- Run npm install to get dependencies
- Build vendor bundle during Docker build
- Remove unnecessary assets.deploy.prod alias
This ensures all JavaScript dependencies are available during the build process.
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- Add new mix alias 'assets.deploy.prod' that skips vendor bundling
- Copy pre-bundled vendor.js and vendor.css files in Dockerfile
- Prevents esbuild errors when npm packages aren't available during build
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Fixed the esbuild errors during Docker build where npm packages couldn't
be resolved. The issue was caused by node_modules being excluded from
the Docker build context in .dockerignore.
Implemented a proper vendor bundle strategy following Phoenix 1.7+ patterns:
- Created vendor.js that bundles all npm dependencies (Leaflet, Chart.js,
topbar) and their CSS files into a single pre-built bundle
- Added vendor esbuild profile in config.exs with proper CSS/image loaders
- Updated mix.exs to build vendor bundle before app bundle in assets.deploy
- Modified JavaScript imports to use globally loaded libraries from vendor
bundle instead of importing from node_modules
- Added vendor.js script tag to root.html.heex before app.js
This approach avoids Docker build failures by pre-bundling all vendor
dependencies, eliminating the need for node_modules during production builds.
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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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- Mark gleam_stdlib and gleeunit with compile: false in mix.exs
- Copy pre-compiled Gleam BEAM files in Dockerfile
- Add explicit mix gleam_compile step before asset compilation
- Ensure priv/gleam directory is included in Docker build
This fixes the "Could not compile :gleam_stdlib" error during deployment.
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- Fix "this.__view is undefined" error when calling pushEvent in event handlers
- Bind pushEvent context properly in all marker click and hover handlers
- Replace undefined sendBoundsToServer calls with saveMapState
- Ensure all event handlers check for pushEvent availability and type
- Use .bind(self) to preserve LiveView hook context in callbacks
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- Remove gleam@@compile.erl from erlc paths to prevent compilation errors
- Add gleam@@compile.erl to .gitignore
- Update erlc_paths to only include 'src' directory
- This prevents Erlang from trying to compile Gleam's escript files
The error was caused by Erlang trying to compile a shell script that
starts with #\!/usr/bin/env escript as an Erlang source file.
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- Update gleam_compile task to copy all Gleam stdlib BEAM files
- Add release step to ensure Gleam BEAM files are included in releases
- Copy Gleam stdlib files from both priv/gleam and build directories
This fixes the "UndefinedFunctionError" for gleam@bit_array and other
Gleam stdlib modules in production by ensuring all required BEAM files
are included in the release.
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- Rename Gleam module from encoding_simple to encoding
- Move Gleam files from src/aprs/ to src/aprsme/ to match project namespace
- Create custom Mix task for Gleam compilation (lib/mix/tasks/gleam_compile.ex)
- Update EncodingUtils to wrap Gleam implementation instead of pure Elixir
- Add Gleam dependencies to mix.exs and configure build paths
- Update Mix aliases to include Gleam compilation in test and compile tasks
- Add Gleam support to GitHub Actions CI workflow with caching
- Add GLEAM_INTEGRATION.md documentation
- All 357 tests passing with Gleam integration
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