Replaces outdated Neo4j test setup with a robust TestMain, shared test database, and utility functions for test data and migrations. Improves Cypher generation for processing e-tags, p-tags, and other tags to ensure compliance with Neo4j syntax. Added integration test script and updated benchmark reports for Badger backend.
Introduced comprehensive benchmarks for `next-orly-badger`, `next-orly-neo4j`, and `nostr-rs-relay` backends, covering peak throughput, burst patterns, mixed read/write, query, and concurrent query/store tests. Reports include detailed performance metrics (e.g., events/sec, latency, success rates) and are saved as text and AsciiDoc formats. Aggregate summary also generated for testing consistency across relay implementations.
Dgraph-related functionality, configuration, and benchmarks have been removed from the project. This streamlines the codebase to focus on supported backends, specifically eliminating Dgraph references in favor of Neo4j and other implementations. Version bumped to reflect the changes.
- Add 'serve' subcommand for ephemeral RAM-based relay at /dev/shm with
open ACL mode for testing and benchmarking
- Fix e-tag and p-tag decoding to use ValueHex()/ValueBinary() methods
instead of Value() which returns raw bytes for binary-optimized storage
- Document all command-line tools in readme.adoc (relay-tester, benchmark,
stresstest, blossomtest, aggregator, convert, FIND, policytest, etc.)
- Switch Docker images from Alpine to Debian for proper libsecp256k1
Schnorr signature and ECDH support required by Nostr
- Upgrade Docker Go version from 1.21 to 1.25
- Add ramdisk mode (--ramdisk) to benchmark script for eliminating disk
I/O bottlenecks in performance measurements
- Add docker-compose.ramdisk.yml for tmpfs-based benchmark volumes
- Add test coverage for privileged policy with binary-encoded p-tags
- Fix blossom test to expect 200 OK for anonymous uploads when auth is
not required (RequireAuth=false with ACL mode 'none')
- Update follows ACL to handle both binary and hex p-tag formats
- Grant owner access to all users in serve mode via None ACL
- Add benchmark reports from multi-relay comparison run
- Update CLAUDE.md with binary tag handling documentation
- Bump version to v0.30.2
- Introduced a comprehensive build system that supports multiple platforms (Linux, macOS, Windows, Android) using pure Go builds (`CGO_ENABLED=0`).
- Updated all build and test scripts to ensure compatibility with the new purego approach, allowing for dynamic loading of `libsecp256k1` at runtime.
- Added detailed documentation on the build process, platform detection, and deployment options.
- Enhanced CI/CD workflows to automate builds for all supported platforms and include necessary libraries in releases.
- Updated `.gitignore` to exclude build output files.
- Created new documentation files for deployment and multi-platform build summaries.
- Replaced all instances of p256k1signer with the new p8k.Signer across various modules, including event creation, policy handling, and database interactions.
- Updated related test cases and benchmarks to ensure compatibility with the new signer interface.
- Bumped version to v0.25.0 to reflect these significant changes and improvements in cryptographic operations.
- Introduced a new `sync` package for managing NIP-11 relay information and relay group configurations.
- Implemented a cache for NIP-11 documents, allowing retrieval of relay public keys and authoritative configurations.
- Enhanced the sync manager to update peer lists based on authoritative configurations from relay group events.
- Updated event handling to incorporate policy checks during event imports, ensuring compliance with relay rules.
- Refactored various components to utilize the new `sha256-simd` package for improved performance.
- Added comprehensive tests to validate the new synchronization and group management functionalities.
- Bumped version to v0.24.1 to reflect these changes.
- Replaced the p256k package with p256k1.mleku.dev/signer across the codebase, updating all instances where the previous signer was utilized.
- Removed the deprecated p256k package, including all related files and tests, to streamline the codebase and improve maintainability.
- Updated various components, including event handling, database interactions, and protocol implementations, to ensure compatibility with the new signer interface.
- Enhanced tests to validate the new signing functionality and ensure robustness across the application.
- Bumped version to v0.23.3 to reflect these changes.
- Added functionality to handle blacklisted IPs, allowing connections to remain open until a timeout is reached.
- Introduced periodic fetching of admin follow lists to improve synchronization with relay data.
- Updated WebSocket message size limits to accommodate larger payloads.
- Enhanced logging for better traceability during follow list fetching and event processing.
- Refactored event subscription logic to improve clarity and maintainability.
- Enhanced logging for WebSocket writes, message handling, and delivery timing.
- Added diagnostics for slow deliveries, failures, and context timeouts.
- Incorporated extensive error handling for malformed messages and client notifications.
- Enabled command results and refined subscription management.
- Introduced detailed connection state tracking and metrics for messages, requests, and events.
- Added new `run-market-probe.sh` script for relay testing and Market seeding.
- Included results for `relayer-basic`, `strfry`, and `nostr-rs-relay` relay benchmarks.
- Comprehensive performance metrics added for throughput, latency, query, and concurrent operations.
- Reports saved as plain text and AsciiDoc formats.
Removed old benchmark reports and detailed logs from the repository to clean up unnecessary files. These reports appear to be auto-generated and no longer relevant for ongoing development.
Replaced legacy `*.orly` module imports with `next.orly.dev/pkg` paths across the codebase for consistency. Removed legacy `go.mod` files from sub-packages, consolidating dependency management. Added Dockerfiles and configurations for benchmarking environments.
