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api/src/db/main.ts (1)
`1-1`: Ensure `process` is properly imported from "@/deps.ts" to handle environment variables correctly.Verification successful
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`15-17`: Ensure proper handling of default values in `unnestRedisConnectionString`. This ensures robustness by providing fallbacks when certain properties are not specified in the URL. --- `37-39`: Review the spread operator usage in `redisTls` and `redis` configurations. This use of the spread operator ensures that TLS configurations are correctly applied if they exist. Also applies to: 44-44 --- `27-29`: Check the handling of environment variables in `tlsSetup`. Ensure that environment variables are correctly set and accessible.Verification successful
--- The `tlsSetup` function in `api/src/config/connections.ts` correctly handles environment variables by checking for their presence and appropriately reading their values. The function looks for both the direct environment variable (`asVarEnvName`) and a file path variable (`asPathEnvName`), ensuring that the certificate content is obtained correctly. - The function first checks if `asVarEnvName` is in `process.env` and replaces any escaped newline characters. - If `asVarEnvName` is not found, it checks for `asPathEnvName` and reads the certificate from the file. - If neither is found, it returns an empty object. Thus, the handling of environment variables in the `tlsSetup` function appears to be correct.Scripts executed
The following scripts were executed for the analysis: --- Script: ```shell #!/bin/bash # Description: Verify the correct handling of environment variables for TLS setup. env | grep APP_REDIS_CA ``` Length of output: 25 --- --- Script: ```shell #!/bin/bash # Locate the implementation of the `tlsSetup` function ast-grep --lang typescript --pattern 'function tlsSetup($_) { $$$ }' ``` Length of output: 70 --- --- Script: ```shell #!/bin/bash # Search for any function or variable related to TLS setup rg -i 'tls' --type ts ``` Length of output: 1333 --- --- Script: ```shell #!/bin/bash # Display the implementation of the `tlsSetup` function in `api/src/config/connections.ts` ast-grep --lang typescript --pattern 'function tlsSetup(key: string, baseEnvKey: string): { [k: string]: string } { $$$ }' api/src/config/connections.ts ``` Length of output: 1058api/src/db/index.ts (3)
`14-24`: Review the process of fetching SQL migration files. This function correctly filters and maps SQL files for migrations, ensuring that only `.sql` files are considered. --- `26-30`: Ensure idempotence of `createMigrationTable`. Using `CREATE TABLE IF NOT EXISTS` ensures that the migration table is created only if it does not already exist, which is crucial for idempotence. --- `72-96`: Review the conditional execution of migrations based on environment variables. This approach allows for flexible execution of migrations based on the environment, which can be useful for different deployment scenarios.api/justfile (2)
`11-21`: Review the test commands and Docker service management. The commands are well-defined and cover a wide range of test scenarios and Docker service management tasks. --- `96-99`: Check the CI integration and unit test commands. These commands are crucial for ensuring that the continuous integration pipeline runs the necessary tests and setups..github/workflows/analysis.yml (3)
`12-24`: Review the changes in the lint job configuration. The transition to Deno from Node.js is reflected well in the workflow configuration changes, aligning with the project's shift in technology stack. --- `69-79`: Check the test job configuration. The configuration correctly sets up Deno and handles potential errors with `continue-on-error`, which can be useful for non-blocking CI pipelines. --- Line range hint `118-155`: Evaluate the integration test job configuration. The setup for integration tests is comprehensive, ensuring that all necessary services and environment variables are configured properly.api/src/db/migrations/20190101100000-schemas.sql (4)
`1-2`: Ensure that the required PostgreSQL extensions are installed. These statements are standard for enabling extensions in PostgreSQL. Ensure that the `uuid-ossp` and `postgis` extensions are available in your PostgreSQL installation to avoid runtime errors. --- `3-20`: Creation of multiple schemas. Each `CREATE SCHEMA` statement is correctly formatted. This will organize the database into logical groups, which is good for maintenance and scalability. --- `21-26`: Define various ENUM types and composite types. The ENUM and composite types are well-defined with appropriate data types and constraints. These will enforce data integrity and provide clear structure for various entities in the database. Also applies to: 27-32, 33-39, 45-52, 53-57, 58-63, 64-67, 68-72, 73-78, 79-83, 84-90, 91-96, 97-100, 101-111, 112-116, 117-127, 128-141, 142-149 --- `289-290`: Setting default tablespace and access method. Setting the default tablespace and table access method at the end of the migration script is a good practice to ensure that all tables created use these defaults unless specified otherwise.Comments failed to post (6)
api/src/db/migrations/20190101100000-schemas.sql
150-164: Creation of functions. The functions are generally well-defined. However, consider using more descriptive variable names instead of `_ti` and `bc`, which could improve readability and maintainability. ```diff - CREATE FUNCTION fraudcheck.result_to_json(_ti fraudcheck.result) RETURNS json + CREATE FUNCTION fraudcheck.result_to_json(result_record fraudcheck.result) RETURNS json ``` Also applies to: 165-180, 181-191, 193-206, 207-220, 221-231, 234-241, 242-273, 275-288api/src/config/connections.ts
48-50: Validate the SSL configuration logic in `postgres`. ```diff - ...(Object.keys(postgresTls).length ? { ssl: { ...postgresTls, host: env.or_fail("APP_POSTGRES_HOST") } } : {}), + ...(Object.keys(postgresTls).length ? { ssl: { ...postgresTls, host: env.or_fail("APP_POSTGRES_HOST") } } : { ssl: false }), ``` Consider explicitly setting `ssl` to `false` when no TLS configurations are provided to avoid potential connection issues. Also applies to: 54-59api/src/db/main.ts
4-4: > [!TIP] > Codebase Verification There is no error handling around the `migrate` function call in `api/src/db/main.ts`. - `migrate(process.env.APP_POSTGRES_URL);`Analysis chain
Check for error handling around the `migrate` function call.Scripts executed
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7-7: null (MD018, no-missing-space-atx) No space after hash on atx style headingapi/src/db/index.ts
39-70: Check the logic for running migrations. Consider encapsulating the migration logic into smaller, more manageable functions to improve readability and maintainability.
Walkthrough
The project has undergone significant updates, with a focus on transitioning from NodeJS to Deno for development and tooling. This included modifying GitHub workflows, VSCode configurations, and some API source files to adapt to Deno's environment. Notable changes include updating linting and testing commands, altering Docker paths, adjusting VSCode settings for Deno, and refining database migration scripts. Additionally, various formatting and import paths were standardized across the project.
Changes
| Files | Change Summary |
|---|---|
| .github/workflows/analysis.yml | Renamed Lint job, switched to Deno setup, updated lint command to deno lint, removed Docker steps, added continue-on-error. |
| .github/workflows/deploy-backends.yml | Changed Dockerfile path for the api service from ./docker/api/prod/Dockerfile to ./docker/api/Dockerfile. |
| .vscode/extensions.json | Added "denoland.vscode-deno" extension. |
| .vscode/launch.json | Removed AVA-related configs, added Deno launch configs and debug settings. |
| .vscode/settings.json | Updated formatters and file exclusions, enabled Deno support, organized imports on save, adjusted TypeScript preferences. |
| api/deno.json | New configuration file for Deno settings including imports, decorators, and metadata emission. |
| api/justfile | Restructured test commands, updated test command, refined api command for Deno, adjusted CI test commands. |
| api/src/config/connections.ts | Updated imports, adjusted string quotes and object keys, added workaround comment for PostgreSQL. |
| api/src/db/README.md | Fixed typo in French text, reformatted usage examples for clarity. |
| api/src/db/index.ts | New file introducing functions for database migration handling with PostgreSQL. |
| api/src/db/main.ts | New file executing migrate function using APP_POSTGRES_URL environment variable. |
Sequence Diagram(s)
sequenceDiagram
participant Dev as Developer
participant GH as GitHub Actions
participant Deno as Deno Environment
participant DB as Database
Dev->>+GH: Push code changes
GH->>+Deno: Setup Deno environment
Deno->>Deno: Run deno lint, continue on error
Deno->>Deno: Run deno test, continue on error
Note right of Deno: Linting and testing steps can continue even if errors are encountered
GH->>DB: Deploy Docker image with new Dockerfile path
DB->>-GH: Deployment completePoem
🐇 In the realm of Deno's light, Tools and syntax shining bright, NodeJS steps out, Deno steps in, Lint and test, the code shall win. With workflows smoother, clean as air, Debugging shines beyond compare! 🌟
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renommage des fichiers de tests appelés
*.unit.spec.tsen*.integration.spec.tsquand les tests comportent des dépendances à des connexions Postgres / Redis ou des accès au système de fichiers.Summary by CodeRabbit
New Features
Chores
api/deno.jsonfor Deno runtime settings.justfilewith new test commands.Bug Fixes
Refactor
connections.tsfor improved environment variable handling and string quoting.