vorotamoroz
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Show expandable relay, peer, and sync observations below Stats and route Diag events to the existing Log Pane without notification or editor-status churn. Retain departed-peer evidence and replay logs recorded before the pane opens. Keep narrow panes usable with wrapping peer controls, readable device names, and larger buttons. Add browser regressions for disclosure, control bounds, button targets, and existing actions.
P2P diagnostic UI checks
These checks use Node.js 24 or newer, the existing Playwright dependency, and a
Chromium installation.
The Log Pane fixture starts with a buffered diagnostic message and suppresses
ordinary logger output, modelling a report opened while ordinary INFO messages
are hidden. It checks initial display, later events, and unmounting. The status-card fixture
also checks three summary rows at a narrow viewport and the existing Log Pane
link. The full status-pane fixture exercises accepted, session-accepted, new,
and denied peers at 320, 390, and 768 px, including long names. It checks bounds,
complete action labels, and existing sync/admission callbacks. The card check
also verifies initially collapsed diagnostic details, keyboard toggling, and
updates received while collapsed. Host view, Menu, and SetupManager capabilities
are stubbed; the Svelte components and shared log store are real, while P2P and
Obsidian capabilities are fixtures. Add ?preview to the status-pane URL for a
shorter illustrative peer list.
From the repository root, start the fixture server:
NODE_OPTIONS=--max-old-space-size=3072 node node_modules/vite/bin/vite.js --config test/p2p-diagnostics/vite.config.mjs
In another terminal, run the focused browser check:
NODE_OPTIONS=--max-old-space-size=3072 node --test --test-concurrency=1 test/p2p-diagnostics/log-pane.test.ts test/p2p-diagnostics/status-pane.test.ts
The default endpoint is http://127.0.0.1:5157. Set DIAG_UI_BASE_URL when using
another endpoint. Stop the fixture server after the check. This browser fixture
does not replace verification in Obsidian.