Packages

Content-addressed store for build artifacts: compiled Elixir dependencies, distribution packages and git mirrors.

Keep a specification, its tests and its code aligned: a log of which versions were confirmed to belong together, checked from source without compiling it

Server-side SVG and canvas visualization for Phoenix LiveView, in the shape of D3.

Elixir library for working with Linux nftables rules. Provides high-level APIs for building tables, chains, rules, maps and sets. Works with NFTables.Port for communicating with the kernel firewall.

An Elixir client for UniFi Network and UniFi Protect. Supports UDM Pro, UniFi OS consoles, and UniFi Cloud.

NFTables.Port is an Elixir module that bridges Elixir and the Linux kernel's nftables firewall via an Elixir port.

Macaw's document layer: the document kernel, fragments and stacking, stores and themes.

Macaw's data layer: the interaction event, the data model, the source contract, derived sources, and the transforms and aggregates they share with designs.

Host glue for deployable Phoenix apps: the literal config.exs on the data volume, generated secrets, release tasks, health, build info, and the <app>-ctl generator.

Authentication for Phoenix hosts: a narrow contract with a native backend (passwords, LDAP, hashed sessions, throttling, TOTP).

Macaw's component contract: declarations, kinds, the context, rendering modes, drawn states and the component conformance kit.

Request guards for Plug hosts: the client address behind trusted proxies, rate limiting, security headers.

Macaw's core: composing pages out of independent components that share typed data and interactive state.

A macaw_auth backend over AshAuthentication: a host's Ash user and token resources behind the Macaw.Auth contract, with an LDAP sign-in strategy.

Describe your system's states, find the invalid ones automatically, and check that your GenServers behave as described.