Step 4: Hello world Projects

[kevinmccartney]

User Stories

AS a WTP engineer I WANT TO see a "Hello, world" for the applications & infrastructure SO THAT I know the starting point is working

AS a WTP engineer I WANT TO be able to use a wtp cli to generate VS code workspace configuration SO THAT I can leverage my IDE features for a better dev experience

Functional Requirements

• Add "Hello, world" for app/infrastrucure
  • wtp_admin
  • wtp_admin_api
  • wtp_api
  • wtp_infra
  • wtp_party
• Add Hello, World tests where possible
• Create wtp cli with
  • config generate vscode command
  • This command also accepts the --type=minimal|recommended|opinionated flag to determine settings
  • start aws-lambda command
• Set up language version constraints
  • Terraform
  • Pyenv
  • NVM
  • Look into shell integration
  • npm engines
  • prevent yarn usage

Notes

• You may need to set interpreters for python language features, black, pylint, etc

[kevinmccartney]

TODO:

• [x] Add body to post
• [x] Cli config generation
• [x] Flesh out cli decorator args
• [x] Shorthand cli flags
• [x] Use directory param
• [x] Add outfile flag
• [x] Make file not found decorator
• [x] Verbose mode
• [x] Debug python tests
• [x] Bandit
• [x] Central logger
• [x] Add colors to cli
• [x] Typing & other suggestions
• [x] Look up Black configuration
• [x] Look into linters
• [ ] Fix lint errors
• [ ] Add err codes
• [ ] PyUpgrade
• [ ] docformatter
• [ ] Refactor
• [ ] Shell completions
• [ ] Add wizard where appropriate
• [ ] Top level error handler
• [ ] Document PID debugging deferral
• [ ] Add dependency graphs for docs
• [ ] Add support for generating workspace configs with less than all workspaces
• [ ] Document click shortcomings
• [ ] Add workspace to gitignore
• [ ] Tests for cli
• [ ] Hello world tf
• [ ] Language constraints
• [ ] Add launch configs for attaching python debugger
• [ ] Add npm scripts for debugging tests https://create-react-app.dev/docs/debugging-tests/
• [ ] docs on how to run projects
• [ ] Set up python tests in VS Code
• [ ] Look into CodeQL
• [ ] Integrate symilar