Page-load with the correct homeserver selected (according to `?homeserver`).
Fix https://github.com/matrix-org/matrix-public-archive/issues/92
Also makes sure that the `?homeserver` is always available somewhere in the list; whether that be in the available homeserver list or the added homeserver list depending on it someone cleared it out or never had it because they visited from someone else's link.
1. Add surrounding messages to the given messages so we have a full screen of content to make it feel lively even in quiet rooms
- As you scroll around the timeline across different days, the date changes in the URL, calendar, etc
2. Add summary item to the bottom of the timeline that explains if we couldn't find any messages in the specific day requested
- Also allows you to the jump to the next activity in the room. Adds `/:roomId/jump?ts=xxx&dir=[f|b]` to facilitate this.
- Part of https://github.com/matrix-org/matrix-public-archive/issues/46
3. Add developer options modal which is linked from the bottom of the right-panel
- Adds an option so you can debug the `IntersectionObserver` and how it's selecting the active day from the top-edge of the scroll viewport.
- In the future, this will also include a nice little visualization of the backend timing traces
Fix missing `room.observePowerLevels()` throwing error after render.
```
Uncaught (in promise) TypeError: this._room.observePowerLevels is not a function
at RoomViewModel2._recreateComposerOnPowerLevelChange (matrix-public-archive.js:23498:53)
at new RoomViewModel2 (matrix-public-archive.js:23469:14)
at mountHydrogen (matrix-public-archive.js:27131:25)
at matrix-public-archive.js:27174:1
```
Doesn't affect main-line rendering but the error is annoying to see. More Hydrogen boilerplate 😞
Use `DisabledComposerView` instead of no composer to add message:
> You're viewing an archive of events from 2022-02-08. Use a [Matrix client](https://matrix.to/#/!HBehERstyQBxyJDLfR:my.synapse.server) to start chatting in this room.
Also refactors some of the `views` and `viewmodels` out to their own files
OpenTelemetry tracing so we can see spans where the app is taking time.
For the user, we specifically show the spans for the external API HTTP requests
that are slow (so we know when the Matrix API is being slow).
Enable tracing:
- `npm run start -- --tracing`
- `npm run start-dev -- --tracing`
What does this PR change:
- Adds OpenTelemetry tracing with some of the automatic instrumentation (includes HTTP and express)
- We ignore traces for serving static assets (just noise)
- Adds `X-Trace-Id` to the response headers
- Adds `window.tracingSpansForRequest` which includes the external HTTP API requests made during the request
- Adds a fancy 504 timeout page that includes trace details and lists the slow HTTP requests
- Adds `jaegerTracesEndpoint` configuration to export tracing spans to Jaeger
- Related to, https://github.com/matrix-org/matrix-public-archive/issues/26
1. Build test homeserver Docker images which can federate with each other
2. Run end-to-end (e2e) tests
#### Dev notes
Sharing variables across jobs when the `services` field can't access the `env` context, https://github.community/t/how-to-use-env-with-container-image/17252/24
```yaml
env:
FOO: bar
jobs:
set_env:
outputs:
var: ${{ steps.save_var.outputs.var }}
steps:
- id: save_var
run: echo "::set-output name=var::${{ env.FOO }}"
actual_job:
needs: set_env
container:
image: ...whatever_you_need_here...${{ needs.set_env.outputs.var }}
```
Remove `matrix-bot-sdk` usage in tests because it didn't have timestamp massaging `?ts` and it's not really necessary to rely on since we can just call the API directly 🤷. `matrix-bot-sdk` is also very annoying having to build rust crypto packages.
We're now using direct `fetch` requests against the Matrix API and lightweight `client` object.
All 3 current tests pass ✅
Get this project running again after a few months of changes
from `hydrogen-view-sdk` and now finally after
https://github.com/vector-im/hydrogen-web/pull/693
merged to make the SDK friendly to locally link and develop on.
Eric Eastwood