membraneframework/membrane_core

This system is the core runtime and framework for building media processing pipelines in Elixir. It provides a structured API for defining elements, bins, and pipelines, managing their lifecycles, and handling data flow and events. The codebase includes utilities for benchmarking performance, generating component templates, and running comprehensive integration and unit tests to ensure stability.

This period focused on establishing the foundational architecture of the Membrane framework, introducing core abstractions for elements, pipelines, and data flow. The work included refactoring the internal component structure into a modular, namespaced design and implementing comprehensive test coverage for the new core components and testing utilities.

18 changes

This period focused on refactoring the Membrane core into dedicated modules for bins, children, and pipelines to improve code organization and maintainability. Concurrently, extensive unit and integration tests were added to validate the new structure and ensure robust handling of lifecycles, pads, and crash groups.

15 changes

This period focused on strengthening the Membrane Core framework by introducing distributed atomic demand tracking, crash group management, and debug components for pipeline inspection. Significant effort was also dedicated to expanding test coverage for the FilterAggregator, parent structure parsing, and format acceptance logic, alongside establishing automated performance regression detection.

14 changes

This period focused on enhancing the developer experience by introducing manual flow control with timestamp-based demand and telemetry. The team also expanded the project's scaffolding capabilities with new Mix tasks and component templates, while adding interactive demos and tutorials to the documentation.

5 changes

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