✨ Add seed and seed-slow targets to Makefile and Taskfile for generating sample telegrams. Enhance documentation with usage examples for continuous slow seeding and configuration options. This allows for easier testing and monitoring of message delivery in development environments.

Taskfile.yml

@@ -290,6 +290,55 @@ tasks:
           exec "${cmd[@]}"
         '
 
+  seed-slow:
+    desc: Continuously send telegrams slowly (until Ctrl-C). Uses JetStream by default. Configurable interval.
+    cmds:
+      - |
+        GO_ENV=dev \
+        NATS_URL=${CAATSM_NATS_URL:-nats://localhost:4222} \
+        SUBJECT=${CAATSM_NATS_SUBJECT:-telegram.serial} \
+        CATEGORY={{.CATEGORY | default "mixed"}} \
+        STATUS={{.STATUS | default "random"}} \
+        MODE={{.MODE | default "interval"}} \
+        INTERVAL_MIN={{.INTERVAL_MIN | default "2s"}} \
+        INTERVAL_MAX={{.INTERVAL_MAX | default "5s"}} \
+        USE_JS={{.USE_JS | default "true"}} \
+        JS_STREAM={{.JS_STREAM | default "TELEGRAM"}} \
+        JS_SUBJECT={{.JS_SUBJECT | default ""}} \
+        bash -c '
+          set -euo pipefail
+          echo "Starting slow continuous telegram seeding..."
+          echo "  Mode: $MODE"
+          echo "  Interval: $INTERVAL_MIN - $INTERVAL_MAX"
+          echo "  Category: $CATEGORY"
+          echo "  Status: $STATUS"
+          echo "  Press Ctrl-C to stop"
+          echo ""
+          cmd=(go run ./cmd/seed-telegrams)
+          if [ -n "$NATS_URL" ]; then
+            cmd+=("--nats-url" "$NATS_URL")
+          fi
+          if [ "$USE_JS" = "true" ]; then
+            cmd+=("--jetstream")
+            if [ -n "$JS_STREAM" ]; then
+              cmd+=("--stream" "$JS_STREAM")
+            fi
+            if [ -n "$JS_SUBJECT" ]; then
+              cmd+=("--js-subject" "$JS_SUBJECT")
+            fi
+          fi
+          cmd+=(
+            --subject "$SUBJECT"
+            --count 0
+            --category "$CATEGORY"
+            --status "$STATUS"
+            --mode "$MODE"
+            --interval-min "$INTERVAL_MIN"
+            --interval-max "$INTERVAL_MAX"
+          )
+          exec "${cmd[@]}"
+        '
+
   help:
     desc: Show this help message
     cmds: