Setup Ash Framework with some example APIs. See ash-elixir.org

Similar to https://livebook.dev/ and https://tiptap.dev/ which enables users to enter rich text that can be used to build blogs/wikis ( with collaboration ).

Open telemetry tracing

A step by step video series. It will assume you know the basics of Phoenix. Similar to the walkthrough in the docs but go into more detail and build a different application.

You've already provided all these wonderful components, but it would be great to be able to view them within our applications using phx_live_storybook - this would be handy as to not have to constantly refer to the online documentation or if we override the components provided with our own customizations on the comonents. https://hexdocs.pm/phx_live_storybook/PhxLiveStorybook.html

As an alternative to Stripe membership, support paddle too (makes accounting much easier!!)

Recommend integrating the 'Fun with Flags' package. It would be helpful for our project to have feature flagging available for both website within the admin panel and org admin levels within the org settings. Such granularity can streamline our development process and enhance user flexibility.

It would be awesome if we had a switch for enable_user_registration. Even if it's just before the launch so nobody except the beta users log in or if it's because it's an admin backend and no users would need to register.

Add ability to create unique links which provide discount for the buyer and small fee for the affiliate. this would mean 3 features: 1. Ability to associate a affiliate link or get parameter for a registered user which is persisted in the browser cookie when they use the site. It can also be just a coupon which is used in the checkout or both. 2. When user uses the coupon they'll get percent or absolute amount of discount. 3. Small fee is collected to the user who created the affiliate link. 4. These fees can be manually paid to the PayPal account which is also collected from the same user. This would be useful for the Petal Pro itself as well and I would be happy to drive more customers for you from my blog and social accounts. This is also typically more cheaper than buying ads.

As of v1.5.0, test coverage is rated at 52.2%. Improving test coverage would be easier for maintainability-minded devs and managers. Gist of coverage results: https://gist.github.com/Rio517/c16d8b82ad62e743a8601537389cfc0f

Be able to provide option for SAML single sign-on authentication (SSO) between the app (a service provider) and an identity provider.

Some of the cool kids are now using Litestream (https://litestream.io) as part of their Phoenix setup instead of Postgres. It'd be great if this was provided as an out-of-the-box option for setting up a new phoenix site with the Petal Pro template.

Since upgrading Petal isn't so simple right now, an alternative would be to educate the user base on how to incorporate the new features in an existing Petal-based app.

Support authentication with Passkeys

Enable S3 uploads to an authenticated bucket. The current implementation of S3 enables read/write to S3 without dependencies but uses a method that forces the access control list read access permission to be completely open, enabling anyone to view bucket contents without authenticating.

Support CloudFlare R2 for file uploads, similar to the current support for S3 and Cloudinary.

Errors are hard to track in production - Honeybadger will record any production errors and give you the context. See https://www.honeybadger.io/

Like Stripe, but cheaper in many use cases.

Ability to easily embed videos from S3 or similar with FFmpex support and optimisation for mobile devices. Should include hot-linking prevention, time limited access to URLs.

Make it easy to add responsive images. Ideally with optional lazy loading (e.g. blur-up placeholder). Solution sketch: - Resize at compile time via macros using `Image` library - Heex components that handle srcset boilerplate and lazy-loading with placeholder. References: - https://developers.google.com/search/docs/appearance/google-images#responsive-images - https://www.gatsbyjs.com/plugins/gatsby-plugin-image - https://imagekit.io/blog/lazy-loading-images-complete-guide/ - https://hexdocs.pm/phoenix_live_view/bindings.html#scroll-events-and-infinite-stream-pagination - https://web.dev/browser-level-image-lazy-loading/

A basic email builder to send marketing or or update emails to your users. Include a filter to send to select user groups. Show the open rates for each email (if possible). This will mean you don't need something like Mailbluster or Sendgrid.

https://postmarkapp.com/ seems easier to setup than SES.

In the billing page, users can choose between various options to create a Stripe subscription. Each option represents a Stripe Product. However, there is no means to select quantity (e.g. seats). Quantity does exist, but it is hard coded to "1". Update the Stripe Billing page to allow users to nominate a quantity in the user interface. This should be an option that can be enabled - the default UI should remain as is (without quantity selection)

It would be nice to enable support for UUID as primary keys by default, instead of patching the main branch with the uuid branch.

It would be nice to see some Web3 wallet integration like Metamask

Add Phosphor icons as an alternative to Heroicons. https://phosphoricons.com/

Allow users to upload avatars/files with filestack.com

I'd like to suggest a "light" version of Petal Pro that includes only the essentials: user login/registration, admin login, and basic UI components. This version would omit advanced features like organizations, billing, and subscriptions. This simplified version would cater to users who need just the core functionality for quick setup and development without the added complexity of refactor/ strip out not needed things.

Would be great to ship with Beacon CMS for non-technical users to add content to the page. There are some current hex lock issues that prevent this from happening seamlessly today.

Resend bills itself as "The best API to reach humans instead of spam folders. Build, test, and deliver transactional emails at scale." https://resend.com/

Tigris is a globally distributed S3-compatible object storage service natively integrated with Fly.io. Tigris runs on Fly.io hardware and is fully integrated with flyctl. See https://www.tigrisdata.com/ It would be cool to for instance have things like delete of the uploaded image on change or removal of the avatar.

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1. CRUD functionality: Add a header button to insert additional rows and two columns for delete and modify. 2. The option to be CRUD operations if you are admin. 3. Cache the data to be reused for other components.

Create content with markdown and display it. Support code blocks and make it easy to add images. Take inspiration from https://fly.io/phoenix-files for the look and feel of a blog posts page.

Ability to create announcements / changelog updates for users. New updates appear in the navbar with a little red dot and the number of new unread announcements. Use https://changelog.announcekit.app as inspiration.

It should be possible to login using a physical 2FA token or smartphone passkey via: hardware tokens: - https://yubikey.com/ - https://www.nitrokey.com/#comparison - https://solokeys.com/ passkeys: - passkey overview https://www.tomsguide.com/news/what-are-passkeys & https://arstechnica.com/information-technology/2022/10/passkeys-microsoft-apple-and-googles-password-killer-are-finally-here/ - https://support.apple.com/guide/iphone/sign-in-with-passkeys-iphf538ea8d0/ios - https://developers.google.com/identity/passkeys - fido summary https://fidoalliance.org/passkeys/ This is especially useful for admin accounts, or customer organisational admins. There is significant increase in attacks on sites, where the website is spoofed, and the TOTP style token stolen in real time. The only trusted defence against this is physical h/w tokens and/or webauthn support. update: https://github.com/liveshowy/webauthn_components is making great progress.

This page is very useful for new products to help developers understand customer needs. This page looks pretty simple to be done (and probably is done using Petal) so it would be just a matter of providing the code/components/migrations for those who wants to add it in their systems.