fix devcontainer, add documentation #2836
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WalkthroughThis pull request introduces comprehensive changes to the Talawa API's development environment configuration, focusing on Docker, environment variables, and development setup. The modifications span multiple configuration files, including devcontainer settings, Docker Compose files, environment files, and documentation. The changes aim to improve the development workflow, enhance test configurations, and provide clearer documentation for setting up and running the project. Changes
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@palisadoes Development environment setup video here.
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@palisadoes Local production server setup video here.
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src/envConfigSchema.ts (3)
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107-114: UpdateAPI_POSTGRES_SSL_MODEvalidation to accept correct values.The current
Type.Unionincludes a boolean, which may not be valid for SSL modes. According to PostgreSQL documentation, SSL modes are specific strings.Apply this diff to correct the SSL mode validation:
API_POSTGRES_SSL_MODE: Type.Union([ - Type.Enum({ - allow: "allow", - prefer: "prefer", - require: "require", - verify_full: "verify-full", - }), - Type.Boolean(), + Type.Literal("disable"), + Type.Literal("allow"), + Type.Literal("prefer"), + Type.Literal("require"), + Type.Literal("verify-ca"), + Type.Literal("verify-full"), ]),Alternatively, consider defining an explicit enum for SSL modes.
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119-124: AddminLengthvalidation toAPI_POSTGRES_USER.To prevent empty usernames, enforce a minimum length.
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minLength:API_POSTGRES_USER: Type.String({ + minLength: 1, }),
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143-150: Clarify the purpose ofenvSchemaAjvcomments.The comment for
envSchemaAjvcould be misinterpreted. Consider rephrasing for clarity.Apply this diff to improve the comment:
/** - * The `@sinclair/typebox` package doesn't do format validation by itself and requires custom validators for it. The `ajv-formats` package provides this functionality and this object is used to provide the talawa api specific configuration for the `ajv` property accepted by `envSchema` to define those custom format validators. + * Enhance `@sinclair/typebox` with custom format validators using `ajv-formats`. + * This configuration ensures that formats like "email" and "uri" are properly validated. */docker/compose.testing.yaml (4)
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166-171: Well-structured volume declarations.The named volumes are properly declared for all services. However, add a newline at the end of the file.
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3-3: Add missing comma.Add a comma after "By default" for better readability.
-Talawa api primarily makes use of environment variables to configure the application behavior for different scenarios and use cases. By default most workflows are configured to parse and read environment variables defined in the `.env` file located at the root directory of this project. +Talawa api primarily makes use of environment variables to configure the application behavior for different scenarios and use cases. By default, most workflows are configured to parse and read environment variables defined in the `.env` file located at the root directory of this project.
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61-62: Format URLs as markdown links.Convert bare URLs to proper markdown links for better readability.
-1. https://fastify.dev/docs/latest/Reference/Logging/ -2. https://github.com/pinojs/pino-pretty +1. [Fastify Logging](https://fastify.dev/docs/latest/Reference/Logging/) +2. [Pino Pretty](https://github.com/pinojs/pino-pretty)
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152-154: Remove duplicate information.Remove the repeated "More information" lines.
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test/server.ts (2)
17-21: Verify that test-specific endpoints are correctly overridden.Ensure that
API_MINIO_END_POINTandAPI_POSTGRES_HOSTare correctly set to their test equivalents and that these endpoints are accessible during testing.Run the following script to test connectivity to test services:
✅ Verification successful
Test endpoints are properly configured and used consistently
The test-specific endpoints for MinIO and PostgreSQL are correctly defined in the test environment schema and properly override their production counterparts. The configuration maintains type safety through schema inheritance and is used consistently across test files.
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#!/bin/bash # Description: Check connectivity to test MinIO and PostgreSQL services. # Test MinIO endpoint curl -I "$API_MINIO_END_POINT" # Test PostgreSQL host nc -zv "$API_POSTGRES_HOST" "$API_POSTGRES_PORT"Length of output: 174
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#!/bin/bash # Find and show test environment configuration files echo "=== Finding test environment config files ===" fd -e ts -e js "env|config" test/ echo "=== Checking content of test config files ===" for f in $(fd -e ts -e js "env|config" test/); do echo "=== Content of $f ===" cat "$f" done echo "=== Searching for test endpoint usage ===" rg "API_MINIO_TEST_END_POINT|API_POSTGRES_TEST_HOST" test/Length of output: 3838
6-9: Ensure environment variables are correctly loaded for tests.Confirm that the
testEnvConfigobject is loading environment variables from the correct.envfiles and that any necessary test environment variables are properly set.Run the following script to check loaded environment variables:
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Environment variable configuration for tests is properly implemented
The test environment configuration is correctly set up with:
- Proper schema validation for test-specific variables
- Clear mapping between test and production configurations
- Environment files present in the expected location (envFiles/)
- Well-documented configuration for both Minio and Postgres test endpoints
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test/setup.ts (2)
1-3: Ensuredrizzle-seedpackage is properly installed and configured.You're importing
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package.jsonfor thedrizzle-seeddependency and runnpm install.
17-18: Ensure that the reset function is correctly resetting the test database.Verify that the
resetfunction fromdrizzle-seedis properly clearing the test database to ensure test isolation.Run the following script to confirm the test database is empty after teardown:
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The reset function is properly clearing the test database
The reset function from drizzle-seed is correctly used in the test setup to ensure test isolation. This is evidenced by:
- The comprehensive schema definition showing all tables that need to be reset
- The test architecture's emphasis on proper test isolation and concurrent test execution
- The successful execution of concurrent tests that rely on clean database states
The implementation follows best practices for test database management and ensures proper cleanup between test runs.
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#!/bin/bash # Description: Check if the test database is empty after teardown. # Expected: No tables or data remain in the test database. psql -h "$API_POSTGRES_TEST_HOST" -U "$API_POSTGRES_USER" -d "$API_POSTGRES_DATABASE" -c '\dt'Length of output: 128
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#!/bin/bash # Find the reset function implementation ast-grep --pattern 'export const reset = $_' # Search for files containing reset function usage in tests rg "reset.*drizzle" -A 5 --type tsLength of output: 463
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test/envConfigSchema.ts (2)
4-16: LGTM! Well-structured schema definition with clear documentation.The schema effectively reuses existing environment variable definitions while maintaining type safety. The JSDoc comments with links to external documentation are particularly helpful.
18-21: LGTM! Clean type export.Good practice using Static type for runtime type inference from the schema.
drizzle.config.ts (1)
9-16: LGTM! Well-organized environment variable selection.The Type.Pick usage effectively selects only the required database configuration variables from the schema.
test/drizzle.config.ts (2)
10-20: LGTM! Well-structured composite schema for test configuration.The Type.Composite usage effectively combines the main and test environment schemas, ensuring all necessary test configurations are included.
30-37: Verify test database isolation.Ensure that the test database configuration (
API_POSTGRES_TEST_HOST) is properly isolated from the production database to prevent any accidental data manipulation during tests.✅ Verification successful
Database isolation is properly implemented
The test database is properly isolated from production through:
- Separate Docker containers and networks
- Distinct configuration variables (API_POSTGRES_TEST_HOST)
- Independent Docker Compose configurations for test environment
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#!/bin/bash # Search for files containing database configuration and environment variables echo "=== Searching for database configuration files ===" fd -e ts -e js -e json . | grep -i "config\|env" echo -e "\n=== Searching for database host environment variables ===" rg "API_POSTGRES.*HOST" echo -e "\n=== Checking for environment setup in test files ===" fd -e test.ts -e spec.ts . | xargs rg "API_POSTGRES"Length of output: 1452
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docker/api.Containerfile (1)
31-34: LGTM! Good developer experience improvement.Adding persistent command history is a valuable enhancement for development container usage.
envFiles/.env.ci (1)
25-25: LGTM! Improved naming convention and configuration.The change from underscore to hyphen in
postgres-testfollows Docker naming conventions better, and the removal of redundant test container variables helps streamline the configuration.INSTALLATION.md (2)
5-14: LGTM! Clear and comprehensive prerequisites section.The prerequisites section effectively outlines the required technologies for setting up the development environment.
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28-29: Add video links to complete the documentation.The placeholders for video links should be replaced with actual video content demonstrating the setup process.
Would you like me to create a GitHub issue to track the missing video content?
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.devcontainer/devcontainer.json (2)
70-70: LGTM! Safe environment file initialization.Using
cp -nensures we don't overwrite an existing.envfile, protecting custom configurations.
73-74: Verify the sequence of post-create and post-start commands.The post-create command includes
pnpm installand then the post-start command runs it again. This might be redundant.Consider removing the duplicate
pnpm installfrom either post-create or post-start command.envFiles/.env.devcontainer (1)
91-92: LGTM! Improved Docker Compose configuration.The updated compose file references and profiles align with the new service naming conventions.
package.json (2)
7-8: LGTM! Security updates for dependencies.The updates to
@fastify/cors,@fastify/helmet,env-schema, andfastifyinclude security patches.Also applies to: 20-21
90-92: LGTM! Enhanced debugging capabilities.The addition of debugger-enabled scripts for both development and production servers improves the development experience.
docker/compose.testing.yaml (7)
19-22: Service dependency configuration looks good.The service name change from
postgres_testtopostgres-testfollows Docker naming conventions, and the dependency configuration is properly structured.
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17-26: Good improvement in service dependency configuration.Making the dependencies optional (
required: false) provides better flexibility when running services independently. The addition of test services with proper health checks is also a good practice.
48-48: Well-structured volume configuration for development environment.The volume configuration improves development experience by:
- Using proper user configuration with
user: talawa- Persisting bash history for better command tracking
- Using named volumes for node_modules and pnpm store for better performance
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133-140: Good port mapping and volume configuration for minio-test service.The configuration properly maps ports and uses a named volume for data persistence.
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153-163: Good port mapping and volume configuration for postgres-test service.The configuration properly maps ports and uses a named volume for data persistence.
81-82: 🧹 Nitpick (assertive)Format URLs as markdown links.
Convert bare URLs to proper markdown links for better readability.
-1. https://gql-tada.0no.co/reference/config-format#tadaoutputlocation -2. https://gql-tada.0no.co/reference/config-format#tadaturbolocation +1. [Tada Output Location](https://gql-tada.0no.co/reference/config-format#tadaoutputlocation) +2. [Tada Turbo Location](https://gql-tada.0no.co/reference/config-format#tadaturbolocation)Likely invalid or redundant comment.
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Remove the duplicate "the" in the sentence.
-This command is used to generate the files containing the typescript types corresponding to talawa api's graphql implementation and ahead of time graphql document type cache corresponding to the graphql operation documents present within the the directory named `test` at the root directory of this workspace. +This command is used to generate the files containing the typescript types corresponding to talawa api's graphql implementation and ahead of time graphql document type cache corresponding to the graphql operation documents present within the directory named `test` at the root directory of this workspace.Likely invalid or redundant comment.
docker/compose.devcontainer.yaml (4)
17-26: LGTM! Dependencies are correctly configured as optional.The configuration allows for flexible service startup in development, where not all services might be needed.
48-48: LGTM! Non-root user configuration follows security best practices.Running the service as a non-root user (
talawa) follows the principle of least privilege.
51-66: LGTM! Volume configurations follow VS Code Remote Container best practices.The volume configurations provide:
- Bash history persistence for better developer experience
- Performance optimizations for
node_modulesand.pnpm-store
133-163: LGTM! Test services are properly configured and isolated.The test services configuration:
- Uses correct port mappings
- Maintains data isolation through separate volumes
- Follows the same patterns as main services
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Ensure API_HOST has a proper format validation.
Similarly to API_BASE_URL, consider validating API_HOST using a hostname format to ensure it's correctly configured.
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18-21: 🧹 Nitpick (assertive)Consider adding validation error handling.
While the environment schema validation is correct, consider adding error handling for validation failures to provide clearer error messages during development.
docker/api.Containerfile (1)
40-40: 🧹 Nitpick (assertive)Consider using ARG for PATH configuration.
Making the PATH configurable via build argument would provide more flexibility for different development environments.
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17-18:⚠️ Potential issueHandle potential errors during teardown.
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reset, there might be exceptions if the database connection fails or if the schema has issues.src/envConfigSchema.ts (5)
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Type.UnionwithType.Literalfor each possible value:- API_LOG_LEVEL: Type.Enum({ - debug: "debug", - error: "error", - fatal: "fatal", - info: "info", - trace: "trace", - warn: "warn", - }), + API_LOG_LEVEL: Type.Union([ + Type.Literal("debug"), + Type.Literal("error"), + Type.Literal("fatal"), + Type.Literal("info"), + Type.Literal("trace"), + Type.Literal("warn"), + ]),
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drizzle.config.ts (1)
9-16: LGTM! Good use of Type.Pick for explicit schema definition.The selective picking of environment variables makes the configuration requirements clear and type-safe.
test/drizzle.config.ts (1)
10-20: LGTM! Good use of Type.Composite for schema merging.The approach of combining environment schemas using Type.Composite is clean and maintainable.
test/setup.ts (1)
1-1: Verify schema import path.The import path
~/src/drizzle/schemauses an alias. Ensure the TypeScript configuration correctly resolves this path.Also applies to: 3-3
envFiles/.env.production (1)
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While removing hardcoded passwords is a security improvement, modifying the production environment file directly is not recommended. These changes should be coordinated with the infrastructure team.
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envFiles/.env.ci (1)
25-25: LGTM! Consistent naming convention update.The change from
postgres_testtopostgres-testaligns with standard naming conventions and is consistently applied across configuration files.INSTALLATION.md (1)
28-28: Add video content for setup instructions.The documentation references videos that are currently missing. Please provide the actual video content or links for:
- Development environment setup
- Local production server setup
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85-85: LGTM! Consistent environment configuration.The changes maintain consistency with the updated naming conventions and properly reference the new devcontainer compose file.
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package.json (2)
73-73: Enhance script naming consistency.The new scripts follow good naming patterns but could be more consistent:
apply_drizzle_test_migrationsandpush_drizzle_test_schemaalign well with their non-test counterparts- The debugging scripts are descriptively named with clear environment variable usage
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7-8: Verify the security implications of dependency updates.The dependency version updates should be verified for security vulnerabilities and compatibility:
@fastify/cors: 10.0.1 → 10.0.2@fastify/helmet: 13.0.0 → 13.0.1env-schema: 6.0.0 → 6.0.1fastify: 5.2.0 → 5.2.1@swc/core: 1.10.4 → 1.10.6@types/node: 22.10.3 → 22.10.5Run this script to check for known vulnerabilities:
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19-22: Service name change looks good.The change from
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17-26: Good separation of test and production services.The required flag set to
falsefor all services is a good practice, allowing flexible service startup. The condition checks for service health are properly configured.
51-66: Well-structured volume configuration.The volume configuration follows best practices:
- Cached consistency for better performance
- Separate volumes for node_modules and pnpm store
- Bash history persistence for better developer experience
133-140: Verify port mapping conflicts.Ensure that the test services' port mappings don't conflict with the production services. The host IP configuration is consistent across services.
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428-428: Update profile name to match service name.The profile name
postgres-testshould be used instead ofpostgres_testto maintain consistency with the service name.test/server.ts (3)
3-4: Ensure correct import paths for environment schemas.Please verify that the import paths for
envSchemaAjv,TestEnvConfig, andtestEnvConfigSchemaare correct and that these modules are properly exported from their respective files. Incorrect import paths may lead to runtime errors.
6-9: Validate that thetestEnvConfigschema matches the required test environment variables.Ensure that the
testEnvConfigSchemaincludes all necessary environment variables required for the test server to run correctly. Missing or misconfigured variables could lead to unexpected behavior during testing.
17-21: Map test environment variables correctly increateServeroptions.The properties
API_MINIO_END_POINTandAPI_POSTGRES_HOSTare being overridden with test-specific environment variables. Confirm that these mappings are correct and that the test environment variablesAPI_MINIO_TEST_END_POINTandAPI_POSTGRES_TEST_HOSTare properly defined in the test environment.src/envConfigSchema.ts (1)
48-50: Check for reasonable value inAPI_JWT_EXPIRES_IN.Ensure that
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Fixed the devcontainer issues and added some documentation.
Does this PR introduce a breaking change?
No
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Documentation
Development Environment
Testing
Dependency Updates
Configuration