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There should be an icon in the top right corner of the screen that displays the number of online users in the current chat room.

In case of having users for Elixir Conf chat app, we have to have the list of Elixir Conf attendees to push it to the database

This is incredibly minor, so it's up to the team if it's worth fixing (but it should also be a really quick fix): in the verification code email body, there is a line break between the 6-digit code and the period. I'm pretty sure the trailing period is meant to appear immediately after the code.

%Chat.Message{}s are currently only stored at runtime via the ElixirconfChat.Chat.Server GenServer which means they get lost when the server is restarted. Add an Oban Job to periodically save all unsaved chat messages to the database. Also make sure that instances of ElixirconfChat.Chat.Server load persisted chat messages on startup.

Some quick googling shows this may not be something out of the box we can do with SwiftUI. Maybe @carson-katri has a suggestion?

Currently I have to tap on the button to send a message. The desktop version should also accept pressing <enter> on the keyboard

Steps to reproduce:

1. visit chat.elixirconf.com
2. auth into the web app
3. close tab
4. new tab visit chat.elixirconf.com

The expectation would be to have you automatically authenticated and in the app but you have to re-auth

It appears that the message timestamps are in the Central timezone, but I am located on the East Coast. If this is hard-coded, given that the conference is on the East Coast, I'd recommend changing this to the Eastern Timezone.

This was not specified in the design, but it would be nice to be able to tell whether chat messages are from today, yesterday, or another day in the past.

Not sure how likely this is to happen, but the login functionality stops working once the “Login” button is clicked without ever putting focus into the email address field. If you subsequently enter a valid email, the login continues to remain unresponsive. If you enter invalid text, the login remains unresponsive as well, instead of displaying an error message.

Steps to reproduce:

1. Open the app on iOS
2. Click the Login button without clicking into the email address field, and notice that nothing happens (expected: an error message appears)
3. Enter a valid email address
4. Click the Login button, and notice that nothing happens still (expected: login works)

See screen recording.

Publish the iOS app to the Apple App Store and TestFlight. Depends on #10

Currently you need you click on just the name and speaker. I think if there were a hover state to change the background of where it is clickable this would be a good hint on where you should click. See:

Not sure if we decided to drop this functionality, but I don't believe the ability to resend the verification code has been implemented. Not sure if that's an issue? I suppose we could always go back to the login screen (or restart the app, in the case of iOS), in order to reinitiate the login.

Tested on: iOS 16.6

I reinstalled the app after the latest fix that was meant to address the app crashing when moving from/to the background, and am unable to get past the login flow due to the app crashing when I come back to the app to enter the verification code. Steps to reproduce:

1. Open the app
2. Enter an email address to login
3. Move the app to the background to fetch the verification code
4. Return to the app
   [App crashes]

See crash log: ElixirConfChat-2023-08-31-195919 (renamed from .ips to .txt for upload purposes).

Deploy the Elixir app to Dockyard's Fly.io account

this url should be removed from the message and rendered as an image

Fix this

When you are in a room the color of the room itself in the list should be highlighted in some way. Maybe just the "Blue" background instead of the gray?

Currently in the desktop app the text cannot be highlighted for copy/paste. I'm guessing there is a modifier to permit this?

I'm on the road, so probably on a slower connection. When I hit the back button inside a chat room, there is a pause with no visual cues that the back button was clicked or that it is working.

As a PO, I'd like to receive 6 digit code to my email address (after filling it on the first screen). I would like to have the ability to put the code into the form to authenticate myself with the system. If I have not received the code, I would like to have the option to resend the code:

Add ~H templates to add web support for ElixirconfChatWeb.ChatLive

Tested on: iOS 16.6
Build: 1.2 (1)

Steps to reproduce:

1. Enter a chat room
2. Put the app in the background
3. Bring the app back into the foreground
4. Attempt to type a message
   [User is kicked back to the talk schedule screen]

Text should wrap to a taller text window when the text needs to clip into a new line.

Clicking on the room's current attendee count should show an active list of who is in the room. This should be on all platforms. I'm not super concerned about the look of it.

As a PO, I'd like to have small design adjustments:
https://www.figma.com/file/zeAKAger3InorzwHhIu1uk/ElixirConf---Mobile-Design?type=design&node-id=0-1&mode=design&t=YuOsQcD2pkdrFw2v-0

As a PO, I would like to have an authentication process through email for the chat application. Email: address used for registration for the Elixir conference.

There should be a count next to “Hallway” that shows how many users are in that room.

There should be a count next to "Registration Reception" that shows the number of users currently in that chat room. This is absent only from the web version. It is there on iOS.

On iOS, when I click into the email address field on the Login screen, the “Welcome to ElixirConf 2023!” header gets momentarily truncated to “Welcome to ElixirConf 20”. See this screen recording.

Description: I think, we are generating a different token every time an email is used to register. So, if a user registers with the same email in different tabs or browsers, and visits the same room, the attendee count increases.

Env:

• Desktop Mackbook Pro - Monterey OS
• Chrome 116 and Safari 15.3

Pre-req:
Open the chat link https://chat.elixirconf.com/ and register with the same email in different tabs/browsers.

STR:
Assuming we have registered with the same email address on 2 different browsers (ex: Chrome and Safari):

1. Visit a chat room (ex: Hallway) in one browser
2. Visit the same chat room (ex: Hallway) on another browser

Actual:
The attendee count increases

Expected: I guess, tokens are generated for every registration but it doesn't validate based on the email addresses. So the attendee count does not filter out duplicate entries (i:e user registering multiple times with same email). This creates confusion to the user.

On Web:

• The Hallway track states there are 0 members
• I join the Hallway track, and in the top right corner see that there are 6 members

(This may be related to issue #68.)

The number of online users shown next to a talk name does not match the number shown in the top right corner of the chat room for that talk. I believe the number next to the talk name is incorrect.

Steps to reproduce:

1. (Web) Enter a chatroom. The count next to the talk name in the sidebar increments by 1. So does the count shown in the chat room itself.
2. (iOS) Enter the same chatroom from the iOS app. Since you're entering as the same user, the count should not increment. The count shown within the chat room correctly shows that. However, in the sidebar, next to the talk name, the count gets incremented by 1 again (therefore counting yourself twice).

As a PO, I'd like to have chat rooms filtered by the "Elixir Conference" days and times. I'd like to have for each speech separate chat:

The error message on the login screen is clipped. I believe the intent is for the text to wrap instead.

Add ~H templates to add web support for ElixirconfChatWeb.AuthLive

During attempted login the app will "reset". I see it flash and it seems to start the login process over. I can get to the point of getting the code in the email but when I enter in the code the app bombs

As a PO, I'd like to have admin panel for moderation purposes

This maybe an enhancement.

The attendees count is showing up when we visit the rooms but it is unclear about who's available in a room. It may be helpful if the attendees info is provided on mouse-over action of the room.

The app title (as shown on the browser's tab) is currently " ElixirconfChat · Phoenix Framework" (likely autogenerated from the project title). Would be nice if it was "ElixirConf Chat" instead.

Doc: https://hexdocs.pm/phoenix_live_view/Phoenix.LiveView.JS.html

As a PO, I'd like to have a chat available for the user in each separated room (speech). Chat must be simple, providing just text: