bundle: configure Lead Resource Type by environment

Danielius1922 commented 1 month ago

Overview

This pull request introduces new environment variables and configuration parameters to enhance the flexibility and configurability of the system's NATS client settings to the bundle image. These changes allow for better control over the leadResourceType feature, enabling or disabling it, and customizing its behavior through various filters and UUID usage.

Key Changes

New Environment Variables:
- LEAD_RESOURCE_TYPE_ENABLED: Enables or disables the leadResourceType feature. Default is false.
- LEAD_RESOURCE_TYPE_REGEX_FILTER: Defines regex patterns for filtering. Default is an empty string.
- LEAD_RESOURCE_TYPE_FILTER: Specifies additional filtering criteria. Default is an empty string.
- LEAD_RESOURCE_USE_UUID: Indicates whether to use UUIDs for the leadResourceType. Default is false.
Configuration Enhancements:
- Enabled Flag: The leadResourceType.enabled parameter is added to the NATS client settings, controlled by the LEAD_RESOURCE_TYPE_ENABLED environment variable.
- Filter Parameter: The leadResourceType.filter parameter is introduced, utilizing the LEAD_RESOURCE_TYPE_FILTER environment variable.
- UUID Usage: The leadResourceType.useUUID parameter is added, governed by the LEAD_RESOURCE_USE_UUID environment variable.
- Regex Filter Handling: A new logic block processes the LEAD_RESOURCE_TYPE_REGEX_FILTER, splitting the filter string by commas and appending each value to the regexFilter property in the configuration.

Impact

These changes provide a more dynamic and flexible way to manage the leadResourceType feature in the system. By leveraging environment variables, developers can easily configure the feature's behavior without modifying the codebase, facilitating deployment and maintenance across different environments.

coderabbitai[bot] commented 1 month ago

Walkthrough

The recent changes enhance the NATS configuration capabilities by introducing new environment variables and parameters. These modifications allow for greater flexibility in managing leadResourceType, enabling features such as toggling, filtering, and UUID usage. This update includes adjustments to the Dockerfile and configuration YAML files, improving the system’s ability to handle multiple regex patterns for filtering, thus enriching the overall functionality without disrupting existing operations.

Changes

Files	Change Summary
`bundle/Dockerfile`, `bundle/run.sh`	Added new environment variables and configuration parameters for `leadResourceType`, including toggles and filtering options for enhanced configurability.

Sequence Diagram(s)

sequenceDiagram
    participant Env as Environment Variables
    participant NATS as NATS Client
    participant Config as Configuration YAML

    Env->>NATS: Set LEAD_RESOURCE_TYPE_ENABLED
    NATS->>Config: Update leadResourceType.enabled
    Env->>NATS: Set LEAD_RESOURCE_TYPE_FILTER
    NATS->>Config: Update leadResourceType.filter
    Env->>NATS: Set LEAD_RESOURCE_TYPE_USE_UUID
    NATS->>Config: Update leadResourceType.useUUID
    Env->>NATS: Set LEAD_RESOURCE_TYPE_REGEX_FILTER
    NATS->>Config: Append to leadResourceType.regexFilter

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🐰 In the land where code does play,
New flags and filters come to stay.
With UUIDs, they hop around,
Regex patterns bouncing sound.
A celebration, hear us cheer,
For NATS, our friend, is now more dear! 🌟

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jkralik commented 1 month ago

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coderabbitai[bot] commented 1 month ago

@jkralik, here is a PR description tailored for non plgd developers:

PR Description: Configure Lead Resource Type by Environment

Overview

This pull request introduces new environment variables and configuration parameters to enhance the flexibility and configurability of the system's NATS client settings. These changes allow for better control over the leadResourceType feature, enabling or disabling it, and customizing its behavior through various filters and UUID usage.

Key Changes

New Environment Variables:
- LEAD_RESOURCE_TYPE_ENABLED: Enables or disables the leadResourceType feature. Default is false.
- LEAD_RESOURCE_TYPE_REGEX_FILTER: Defines regex patterns for filtering. Default is an empty string.
- LEAD_RESOURCE_TYPE_FILTER: Specifies additional filtering criteria. Default is an empty string.
- LEAD_RESOURCE_USE_UUID: Indicates whether to use UUIDs for the leadResourceType. Default is false.
Configuration Enhancements:
- Enabled Flag: The leadResourceType.enabled parameter is added to the NATS client settings, controlled by the LEAD_RESOURCE_TYPE_ENABLED environment variable.
- Filter Parameter: The leadResourceType.filter parameter is introduced, utilizing the LEAD_RESOURCE_TYPE_FILTER environment variable.
- UUID Usage: The leadResourceType.useUUID parameter is added, governed by the LEAD_RESOURCE_USE_UUID environment variable.
- Regex Filter Handling: A new logic block processes the LEAD_RESOURCE_TYPE_REGEX_FILTER, splitting the filter string by commas and appending each value to the regexFilter property in the configuration.

Impact

These changes provide a more dynamic and flexible way to manage the leadResourceType feature in the system. By leveraging environment variables, developers can easily configure the feature's behavior without modifying the codebase, facilitating deployment and maintenance across different environments.

Let me know if you need any further adjustments or additional details.

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