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feat: new `generate_204` api #44

Closed kwaa closed 5 months ago

kwaa commented 5 months ago

Summary by CodeRabbit

coderabbitai[bot] commented 5 months ago

Walkthrough

This update introduces a new API module to the Rust workspace, integrates it with existing backend and OpenAPI documentation, and enhances the Dockerfile with a health check mechanism. The new API module includes a route to generate a 204 response, which is essential for the health check. Dependencies are updated accordingly across the backend and OpenAPI crates.

Changes

Files / Grouped Files Change Summary
Cargo.toml Added crates/api workspace member and dependency declaration for hatsu_api.
Dockerfile Updated to include a health check using curl and dynamic port exposure.
crates/api/Cargo.toml Introduced hatsu_api workspace configuration with dependencies like axum, url, and utoipa.
crates/api/src/lib.rs Added modules entities and routes, re-exported routes.
crates/api/src/routes/generate_204.rs Introduced a public async function generate_204 to handle GET requests and return a 204 status code.
crates/api/src/routes/mod.rs Defined routing for the new 204 response endpoint.
crates/backend/Cargo.toml Added hatsu_api dependency.
crates/backend/src/routes.rs Integrated hatsu_api::routes() into the existing routes.
crates/openapi/Cargo.toml Added hatsu_api dependency.
crates/openapi/src/apidoc.rs Added generate_204 path from hatsu_api::routes to OpenAPI documentation.

Sequence Diagram(s) (Beta)

sequenceDiagram
    participant Client
    participant DockerContainer
    participant HatsuAPI
    participant Backend
    participant OpenAPI

    Client->>DockerContainer: Start Container
    DockerContainer->>HatsuAPI: Health Check (GET /api/v0/generate_204)
    HatsuAPI->>Backend: Validate Request
    Backend->>HatsuAPI: 204 No Content
    HatsuAPI->>DockerContainer: 204 No Content
    DockerContainer->>Client: Container is Healthy

    Client->>Backend: API Request
    Backend->>HatsuAPI: Route Request
    HatsuAPI->>Backend: Process Request
    Backend->>Client: Response

In code and Docker, we trust, New routes and health checks, a must. With curl and 204, we see, Our app stands strong, healthy and free. 🎉🐇🚀


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