edgurgel/poxa

This system is a WebSocket-based event broadcasting service, likely implementing the Pusher protocol, designed to manage real-time channel subscriptions and presence tracking. It provides a pluggable architecture for handling connections, managing channel state, and dispatching webhooks, all configurable via environment variables. The system includes a web-based console for monitoring events and is supported by comprehensive test coverage for its core modules and integration scenarios.

This period focused on modernizing the Poxa codebase by upgrading to Elixir 1.16 and migrating dependencies to Hex packages. The work included refactoring the registry abstraction, updating the startup process to use the modern Elixir Application API, and replacing legacy logging with the built-in Logger. Additionally, comprehensive tests were added for core modules, and a Dockerfile was introduced to support containerized releases.

5 changes

This period focused on enhancing the Poxa application with a new web-based console for monitoring real-time events, supported by comprehensive integration and unit tests. The work also modernized the internal architecture by refactoring the console handler to use the Cowboy 2 API and centralizing configuration via environment variables.

6 changes

This period focused on refactoring the webhook delivery system into a dedicated supervisor tree with separate handler and dispatcher processes, supported by comprehensive test coverage. Additionally, release environment configuration templates were added to facilitate deployment across different operating systems.

4 changes

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