Build Camper Van Control System Architecture#1
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This commit establishes the complete foundation for the VanDaemon camper van control system with the following components: Backend: - .NET 8 solution structure with clean architecture - Core domain models (Tank, Control, Alert, SystemConfiguration) - Application services for tank monitoring and management - RESTful API with Swagger documentation - Modular plugin system for hardware integration - Simulated plugin for testing without hardware - Support for Modbus, I2C, and Victron Cerbo plugins (stubs) Frontend: - Blazor WebAssembly application - MudBlazor UI components - Responsive dashboard with tank monitoring - Settings page structure - Real-time data display Infrastructure: - Docker containerization for API and Web - Docker Compose orchestration - Nginx reverse proxy configuration - Build scripts for Linux/Mac and Windows - GitHub Actions CI/CD pipeline Testing: - Unit test projects with xUnit - Moq and FluentAssertions for test helpers - Tests for TankService and SimulatedSensorPlugin - Code coverage support Documentation: - Comprehensive PROJECT_PLAN.md - Updated README with quick start guide - Raspberry Pi deployment guide - Plugin development guide - API reference documentation - Environment configuration template The system is ready for: 1. Testing with simulated hardware 2. Deployment to Raspberry Pi via Docker 3. Hardware integration via plugin system 4. Further frontend development 5. Real-time SignalR implementation This provides a solid foundation for monitoring and controlling water tanks, LPG, lighting, heating, and other van systems.
- Added VanDaemon.Plugins.Simulated project reference to test project - Resolves CS0234 and CS0246 compilation errors in SimulatedSensorPluginTests - Tests now have access to the Simulated plugin namespace
- Changed mock plugin name from 'Test Plugin' to 'Simulated Sensor Plugin' - This matches the plugin name used in TankService's default tanks - Fixes RefreshAllTankLevelsAsync_ShouldUpdateAllTankLevels test failure - Plugin lookup in TankService uses Name property, so they must match
- Changed 'docker-compose' to 'docker compose' in GitHub Actions workflow - Updated README.md to use Docker Compose V2 syntax - Removed separate docker-compose installation (included with Docker) - Updated systemd service files to use new syntax - Updated build scripts (build.sh and build.bat) - Fixes 'docker-compose: command not found' error in CI/CD Docker Compose V2 is now integrated into Docker as a plugin and uses 'docker compose' instead of the standalone 'docker-compose' command.
- Replaced all 'docker-compose' with 'docker compose' in Raspberry Pi guide - Updated installation section to note Docker Compose V2 is included - Removed separate docker-compose installation step - Changed --version to version (correct Docker Compose V2 syntax)
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This commit establishes the complete foundation for the VanDaemon camper van control system with the following components:
Backend:
Frontend:
Infrastructure:
Testing:
Documentation:
The system is ready for:
This provides a solid foundation for monitoring and controlling water tanks, LPG, lighting, heating, and other van systems.