UI checks

Use a disposable local relay with the public fixture identity. This identity is for testing only.

go build -o /tmp/tiny-ux ./cmd/tiny
/tmp/tiny-ux tenant create --data-dir /tmp/tinyrelay-ux --name main \
  --owner 5ac640e5df8f7945381c31f435288ba3f587fbd68efb27abaf941792f9c36369
/tmp/tiny-ux serve --data-dir /tmp/tinyrelay-ux --default-tenant main \
  --listen 127.0.0.1:18447 --allow-private-relays

In another terminal, seed notes, articles, files and a Git repository, then check valid and malformed URLs:

node scripts/qa/ux-fixture.mjs --data /tmp/tinyrelay-ux
node scripts/qa/ux-http-fuzz.mjs
go test ./tinyclient -run '^$' -fuzz FuzzInjectBasePreservesText -fuzztime=10s

The HTTP report and browser screenshots are saved under output/playwright/ux/.

For browser checks, open the fixture relay with Playwright CLI. The edge checks use a separate guest session. They cover failed requests, competing navigation, sign-in errors, new tabs and 60 seeded navigation actions.

npx --package @playwright/cli playwright-cli -s=tiny-ux open http://127.0.0.1:18447
npx --package @playwright/cli playwright-cli -s=tiny-ux run-code \
  --filename scripts/qa/ux-browser-edges.js

The full flow checks require signing in as the fixture owner. Start the local test signer, open /signin in that browser session and connect using the printed Bunker URL:

BUNKER_USER_SECRET=fc1d06a0fd5e622dcf448d0b3c2fccc891a5ecf74546a7675460d92441fecfdd \
  node scripts/qa/nip46-bunker.mjs

Then run the viewer, filter, history, signed form, mobile and no-JavaScript checks:

npx --package @playwright/cli playwright-cli -s=tiny-ux run-code \
  --filename scripts/qa/ux-browser-flow.js
npx --package @playwright/cli playwright-cli -s=tiny-ux run-code \
  --filename scripts/qa/ux-browser-menu.js

The menu checks cover public pages, hosted viewers and management pages with JavaScript enabled and disabled. They verify that mobile navigation starts closed, opens with a click or keyboard input, and leaves content in place. Desktop navigation remains visible.

Each browser check returns its results and failure count. A real phone signer is still needed to verify the operating system handoff and approval screens.

Room attachments

Build the relay, create a disposable tenant on port 18459, and seed the room fixture:

go build -o /tmp/tiny-room-attachments ./cmd/tiny
/tmp/tiny-room-attachments tenant create --data-dir /tmp/tinyrelay-room-attachments --name main \
  --owner 5ac640e5df8f7945381c31f435288ba3f587fbd68efb27abaf941792f9c36369
/tmp/tiny-room-attachments serve --data-dir /tmp/tinyrelay-room-attachments --default-tenant main \
  --listen 127.0.0.1:18459 --allow-private-relays
node scripts/qa/room-attachments-fixture.mjs --relay http://127.0.0.1:18459 \
  --data /tmp/tinyrelay-room-attachments

Sign in as the fixture owner using the local NIP-46 bunker, then run the browser check:

BUNKER_USER_SECRET=fc1d06a0fd5e622dcf448d0b3c2fccc891a5ecf74546a7675460d92441fecfdd \
  node scripts/qa/nip46-bunker.mjs
npx --package @playwright/cli playwright-cli -s=tiny-room-attachments open \
  http://127.0.0.1:18459/signin --headed
npx --package @playwright/cli playwright-cli -s=tiny-room-attachments run-code \
  --filename scripts/qa/room-attachments-browser.js

Screenshots are saved under output/playwright/room-attachments/.