grych/drab

Drab is a framework for building interactive, real-time web applications within the Phoenix ecosystem. It enables server-side Elixir code to directly manipulate the browser's DOM, manage live-updating templates, and handle user events without requiring custom JavaScript. The system provides a comprehensive suite of tools for state management, presence tracking, and template rendering, supported by an automated installation process and extensive test infrastructure.

This period focused on modernizing the Drab framework by introducing a modular architecture with dedicated modules for browser state, data encoding, and user presence tracking. The team standardized development workflows through comprehensive linting, formatting, and CI configurations, while simultaneously refactoring the internal state structure and adding Mix tasks for easier integration.

9 changes

This period focused on establishing a robust testing infrastructure for Drab, introducing a comprehensive suite of integration and unit tests for core modules. Simultaneously, the project introduced the Drab.Live template engine and supporting modules to enable live-updating UIs with EEx syntax.

18 changes

This period focused on expanding the test suite and customizing the user interface. Developers added helper scripts and template files to support testing for template renaming and shared commander scenarios, while also introducing custom error handling and modal templates for the application.

4 changes

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