tajniak81andClaude Opus 4.8
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Let the OpenSky health probe run over a chosen bounding box without touching the saved default, so its credit cost (which scales with area) can be checked cheaply. - Backend: the plugin health endpoint (panel Check) and the OpenSky health endpoint (Web App Test connection) accept an optional ?bbox=, validated with validBBox and applied to a transient probe instance; both BFF and API forward it. Saved config is untouched. - API panel: a "Probe area" picker beside each bbox-capable plugin's Check button — saved default, all countries (grouped by continent), or Custom. Adds a compact pv-input-sm style. - Web App: a "Test area" picker beside Test connection, using the full country list (new countryGroups() helper) plus Custom. This is where the probe is authenticated and the credit cost is shown. Builds pass across both Go modules and both frontends. Panel picker verified live (186 options, defaults to saved default). Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Web App (Control Panel)
The PilotVault control-panel BFF. It serves the embedded Vue single-page app and
proxies /bff/* to the API Server, so the browser only ever talks to this
server (same-origin). The API Server is the gateway to PocketBase and to the live
Fly App data; the browser never contacts either directly.
Layout
server/ # Go BFF (package main) — proxies /bff/* and serves the SPA
dist/ # built web assets (go:embed target — produced by the web build)
.env.example # configuration template
go.mod
main.go # entrypoint, routing, static serving
bff.go # /bff/* proxy handlers
web/ # Vue 3 + Tailwind source, built by Vite into ../server/dist
Configuration
See server/.env.example. Key variables:
ADDR— address the BFF listens on (default:8090).API_BASE— default API Server the BFF proxies to (defaulthttp://localhost:8080). Users can override this per-session at login.
Develop
# 1. Build the web app into server/dist (embedded by the Go binary)
cd web && npm install && npm run build && cd ..
# 2. Run the BFF
cd server && go run .
For a live UI with hot-reload, run npm run dev in web/ (it proxies /bff to
a locally running BFF on :8090).
Build
cd server && go build -o web-app .
Or build the container image (multi-stage; builds the web app then the binary):
docker build -t pilotvault-web-app .