phoenixframework/phoenix_live_view

This system is a comprehensive testing and upgrade infrastructure for the Phoenix LiveView framework. It provides a robust testing API that simulates browser interactions, DOM manipulation, and event handling for both server-side LiveViews and client-side JavaScript hooks. Additionally, it includes automated upgrade paths and build configuration tools to facilitate migration to newer versions of the framework.

This period focused on introducing function components and async operations, alongside a comprehensive testing infrastructure. The release added support for serializing JS commands, colocated CSS, and stateless function components, while also establishing a robust test suite for LiveView and component interactions.

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This period focused on expanding test coverage across LiveView and Phoenix components, introducing end-to-end testing infrastructure with Playwright, and adding comprehensive test suites for uploads, forms, and edge cases. Simultaneously, the project implemented macro components for compile-time template transformation and migrated the JavaScript client to TypeScript for improved type safety and modularity.

12 changes

This period focused on preparing the codebase for the Phoenix LiveView 1.1 release by introducing an automated upgrade path and comprehensive test coverage. Key changes include refactoring the HEEx template compilation into a modular TagEngine and adding extensive integration and unit tests for both the upgrade process and core LiveView behaviors.

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