- Add version package with build-time variables
- Inject version via ldflags in Dockerfile using git describe
- Show version in footer on every page
- Log version and commit on server startup
Previously patchAll() re-rendered the full GameContent on every chat
message, which was inefficient and could cause UI glitches. Now we
append just the new ChatMessage to the chat history element.
The default Datastar requestCancellation:'auto' was causing SSE
connections to be cancelled whenever users interacted with the page
(making moves, sending chat messages, etc.), breaking live updates.
Replace invalid .key_enter and .enter modifiers with evt.key === 'Enter'
guard in the expression, per Datastar docs. Also fix __stop and __throttle
modifier syntax to use double underscores.
Extract GameContent from GamePage so the SSE handler can patch a single
element and let DOM morphing diff the changes, replacing the per-component
sendGameComponents helper.
Move SaveMessage/LoadMessages logic into Room as private methods.
NewPersistentRoom auto-loads history and auto-saves on Send, removing
the need for handlers to coordinate persistence separately.
Update binary name, DB path, session cookie, deploy scripts, systemd
service, Docker config, CI workflow, and .dockerignore. Remove stale
Claude command and settings files.
Create chat/ package with Message type, Room (NATS pub/sub + buffer),
DB persistence helpers, and a unified templ component parameterized by
Config (CSS prefix, post URL, color function, key propagation).
Both c4game and snakegame now use chat.Room for message management and
chatcomponents.Chat for rendering, eliminating the duplicated
ChatMessage types, chat templ components, chatAutoScroll scripts,
color functions, and inline buffer management.
Add GetPlayerID, GetUserID, GetNickname to the sessions package.
Remove the inline player-ID-from-session pattern duplicated across
every handler in c4game and snakegame, and the local getPlayerID
helper in snakegame.
Both game and snake packages had identical PlayerID types and the snake
package imported game.GenerateID. Now both use player.ID and
player.GenerateID from the shared player package.
Wrap free persistence functions in instance methods for cleaner call
sites (gi.save() instead of saveGame(gi.queries, gi.game)). Methods
log errors via zerolog before returning them.
- Replace Create+Get+Update with UpsertGame/UpsertSnakeGame queries
- Extract free functions (saveGame, loadGame, etc.) from duplicated
receiver methods on Store and Instance types
- Remove duplicate generateID from snake package, reuse game.GenerateID
- Throttle snake game DB writes to every 2s instead of every tick
- Fix double-lock in c4game chat handler
- Update all code for sqlc pointer types (*string instead of sql.NullString)
Generated _templ.go files are deterministic output from .templ sources,
same as output.css from input.css. Remove them from version control to
reduce diff noise and merge conflicts. Add build:templ and live:templ
tasks to the Taskfile so generation happens as part of the build.
Pressing Enter on the username field in login/register or the nickname
field in the join-game prompt now submits the form, matching user
expectations. Also add *.templ to the gitignore allowlist.
The sqlite3store library expects the sessions table to exist but does
not create it. On fresh deployments, the session store would fail.
Uses IF NOT EXISTS to be safe on databases where the table was created
outside of goose.
Replace the curl-based Taskfile download task with a Go binary that
concurrently fetches datastar.js, datastar.js.map, daisyui.mjs, and
daisyui-theme.mjs. Update vendored libs to latest versions.
Replace CDN-hosted datastar beta.11 with local v1.0.0-RC.7 to fix
client-side expression incompatibilities with the Go SDK. Also fix
quoted CSS class keys in data-class expressions, harden session cookie
settings (named cookie, Secure flag), simplify SetupRoutes to not
return an error, and regenerate templ output.
- Add brotli compression (level 5) to long-lived SSE event streams
(HandleGameEvents, HandleSnakeEvents) to reduce wire payload
- Fix all errcheck violations with nolint annotations for best-effort calls
- Fix goimports: separate stdlib, third-party, and local import groups
- Fix staticcheck: add package comments, use tagged switch
- Zero lint issues remaining
Inline persistence logic directly into game stores and handlers:
- game/persist.go: DB mapping methods on GameStore and GameInstance
- snake/persist.go: DB mapping methods on SnakeStore and SnakeGameInstance
- Chat persistence inlined into c4game handlers
- Delete db/persister.go (GamePersister, SnakePersister, ChatPersister)
- Stores now take *repository.Queries directly instead of Persister interface
Migrate from the via meta-framework to direct dependencies:
- chi for routing, templ for HTML templates, datastar for SSE/reactivity
- Feature-sliced architecture (features/{auth,lobby,c4game,snakegame}/)
- Shared layouts and components (features/common/)
- Handler factory pattern (HandleX(deps) http.HandlerFunc)
- Embedded NATS server (nats/), SCS sessions (sessions/), chi router wiring (router/)
- Move ChatMessage domain type from ui package to game package
- Remove old ui/ package (gomponents-based via/h views)
- Remove via dependency from go.mod entirely
Add config package with build-tag-switched dev/prod environments,
structured logging via zerolog, Taskfile for dev workflow, golangci-lint
config, testutil package, and improved DB setup with proper SQLite
pragmas and cleanup. Rename sqlc output package from gen to repository.
Switch to allowlist .gitignore, Alpine+UPX+scratch Dockerfile, and
CI pipeline with test/lint gates before deploy.
v.PubSub() was captured at startup before v.Start() initialized NATS,
so both stores held nil and notify() silently no-oped. Replace the
PubSub interface with a callback that evaluates v.PubSub() lazily at
call time.
Upgrade via to v0.18.1 and configure context suspension timeouts
(5min suspend, 30min TTL) for clean reconnection behavior. Throttle
snake direction key inputs to 100ms to prevent wasted SSE round-trips
when keys are held down.
