- Add assets package with dev/prod build tags
- Dev: serve from filesystem with Cache-Control: no-store
- Prod: use hashfs for cache-busting URLs
- Add LiveClock component to show SSE connection status
- Update templates to use StaticPath for asset URLs
A ticking clock serves as an implicit connection indicator - if it
stops updating, users know the connection is stale. Simpler and more
useful than a status dot.
The ConnectionIndicator component caused PatchElementsNoTargetsFound
errors due to complex nested IDs. Removing it for now - we can design
a better solution later if needed.
Add ConnectionIndicator to Connect 4 game page (Snake already had it).
Both games now patch the indicator on initial connect and every 10s
heartbeat, giving users visual feedback that SSE is connected.
Apply the same service pattern from Connect 4 to Snake game.
Handlers now receive the service and call its methods instead of
managing NATS connections directly. Also aligns heartbeat to 10s
and removes ConnectionIndicator patching (matching C4 changes).
Move NATS subscription and chat room management into a dedicated
GameService, following the portigo service pattern. Handlers now
receive the service and call its methods instead of managing
NATS connections directly.
- Reorder HandleGameEvents to create NATS subscriptions before SSE
- Use chi's middleware.NewWrapResponseWriter for proper http.Flusher support
- Add slog-zerolog adapter for unified logging
- Add ErrorLog to HTTP server for better error visibility
- Change session Cookie.Secure to false for HTTP support
- Change heartbeat from 15s to 10s
- Remove ConnectionIndicator patching (was causing PatchElementsNoTargetsFound)
The key fix was using chi's response writer wrapper which properly
implements http.Flusher, allowing SSE data to be flushed immediately
instead of being buffered.
