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docs(infra): Create documentation, focusing on developers' usage #16245

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  • New Features

    • Added comprehensive documentation for a new CLI tool to streamline local development environment setup.
    • Introduced commands for rendering environment variables, secrets, and ingress URLs.
    • Highlighted the run-local-env command for initiating local environments.
  • Improvements

    • Updated command structure to require services as positional arguments in render-local-env and run-local-env commands, enhancing usability.

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The changes introduce enhancements to the infra/README.md file by adding documentation for a new Command Line Interface (CLI) tool aimed at managing local development environments. Key features of the CLI include environment setup, ingress URL management, and service configuration. Additionally, modifications in infra/src/cli/cli.ts transition command arguments from options to positional arguments for the render-local-env and run-local-env commands, ensuring that at least one service must be specified when invoking these commands.

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infra/README.md Added documentation for a CLI tool, detailing its purpose, commands, and usage examples.
infra/src/cli/cli.ts Updated render-local-env and run-local-env commands to use positional arguments for services. Enforced requirement for at least one service argument. Enhanced no-update-secrets option with aliases.

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    CLI->>ServiceManager: Load environment variables
    ServiceManager-->>CLI: Environment loaded
    CLI->>User: Local environment running
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infra/README.md (4)

5-9: Well-structured key features section!

The key features are clearly presented and provide a good overview of the CLI tool's capabilities. The use of bold text for feature names enhances readability.

Consider adding bullet points to the feature descriptions for improved scannability. For example:

- **Environment Setup**: 
  - Easily render environment variables and secrets
  - Support for various environments

11-40: Comprehensive command list with clear descriptions!

The Available Commands section effectively highlights the run-local-env command and provides a well-formatted, comprehensive list of all available commands. The descriptions are clear and concise, helping developers understand each command's purpose.

Consider adding a brief example or use case for each command to further illustrate their application. This could be done in a separate subsection or as inline comments in the code block.


42-60: Detailed explanation of the run-local-env command!

The section provides a clear explanation of the run-local-env command, including its purpose and an example usage. This is very helpful for developers who will be using this command frequently.

To improve the Common Options list, consider:

  1. Adding brief explanations for each option to clarify their purpose and impact.
  2. Using a table format for better readability and to accommodate the additional information.

Here's an example of how you could restructure this:

#### Common Options for `run-local-env`

| Option | Description | Example |
|--------|-------------|---------|
| `--dependencies` | Specify additional services or components to load alongside the main service. | `--dependencies service1,service2` |
| `--json` | Output results in JSON format for easy parsing or integration with other tools. | `--json` |
| `--dry` | Perform a dry run to preview changes without applying them. Useful for testing. | `--dry` |
| `--no-secrets` | Skip the step of updating secrets. Use when secrets are already up-to-date. | `--no-secrets` |
| `--proxies` | Enable proxies if required for local development, e.g., for external service mocking. | `--proxies` |

This format provides more context for each option and helps developers understand when and how to use them.

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44-44: Consider rephrasing for clarity

The current phrasing "It not only renders the required environment variables but also runs the local environment" can be simplified for better readability.

Consider rephrasing to:
"It renders the required environment variables and runs the local environment"

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60-72: Improved command structure, consider further enhancements

The changes to the 'render-local-env' command improve its structure and usability:

  1. Using a positional argument for 'services' makes the command more intuitive.
  2. The new 'no-update-secrets' option with aliases provides flexibility.
  3. Demanding at least one service prevents invalid command usage.

These modifications align well with CLI best practices and enhance the developer experience.

Consider applying similar improvements to the 'json' and 'dry' options for consistency:

.option('json', { 
  type: 'boolean', 
  default: false,
  description: 'Output in JSON format'
})
.option('dry', { 
  type: 'boolean', 
  default: false,
  alias: 'dry-run',
  description: 'Perform a dry run without making changes'
})

This would provide more clarity and consistency across all options.


Line range hint 60-114: Overall improvements to CLI structure and usability

The changes made to both 'render-local-env' and 'run-local-env' commands significantly improve the CLI structure and usability. The transition to positional arguments for services and the addition of input validation enhance the developer experience and prevent potential errors.

While the modifications are generally excellent, consider the suggestions provided for further refinements to achieve even greater consistency across the CLI interface.

As you continue to develop this CLI, consider implementing a consistent pattern for all commands, such as:

  1. Using positional arguments for primary inputs.
  2. Providing detailed descriptions for all options and arguments.
  3. Grouping related options (e.g., output format options, execution options).
  4. Implementing a help command that provides examples of usage for each command.

This will further improve the overall usability and maintainability of the CLI.

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1-3: Great introduction!

The introduction effectively summarizes the purpose and key functionalities of the CLI tool. It provides developers with a clear understanding of what to expect from this documentation.


62-64: Effective conclusion!

The conclusion succinctly summarizes the benefits of using the CLI tool, emphasizing its ability to streamline the local setup process. This reinforces the tool's value proposition for developers and provides a strong closing statement for the documentation.


1-64: Excellent documentation for the CLI tool!

This README provides a comprehensive and well-structured guide to the CLI tool. It effectively covers the tool's purpose, key features, available commands, and detailed usage instructions for the primary run-local-env command.

The documentation is clear, concise, and developer-friendly. With the suggested minor improvements in formatting and clarity, this guide will be an invaluable resource for developers working with the local environment setup.

Great job on creating this documentation!

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Line range hint 91-114: Consistent improvements, consider refining 'dependencies' option

The changes to the 'run-local-env' command align well with those made to 'render-local-env':

  1. Using a positional argument for 'services' improves consistency and intuitiveness.
  2. Demanding at least one service prevents invalid command usage.
  3. The function call update correctly reflects the new argument structure.

These modifications enhance the overall CLI structure and usability.

Consider refining the 'dependencies' option for better consistency with the 'services' argument:

.positional('services', {
  type: 'string',
  array: true,
  demandOption: true,
  description: 'Specify services to run'
})
.positional('dependencies', {
  type: 'string',
  array: true,
  description: 'Specify additional dependencies'
})

This change would make the command structure more consistent and intuitive, allowing users to specify both services and dependencies as positional arguments.

To ensure that these changes don't break existing usage, we should verify how the command is currently being used in the project:

✅ Verification successful

Verified: 'run-local-env' command changes do not impact other parts of the codebase

The verification confirms that the run-local-env command is only used within infra/src/cli/cli.ts. Therefore, the modifications to its arguments and structure are isolated and do not affect other components of the project.

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infra/README.md (4)

1-9: Minor grammatical improvement suggested

The introduction and key features provide a clear and concise overview of the CLI tool. However, there's a small grammatical improvement that can be made to enhance readability.

Consider changing the first sentence of the introduction to:

- This CLI tool simplifies the management and setup of local environments for development. It provides commands to render environment variables, secrets, and URLs that are essential for configuring services during development.
+ This CLI tool simplifies the management and setup of local environments for development. It provides commands to render environment variables, secrets, and URLs that are essential for configuring services during development.

This change improves the flow of the sentence while maintaining its meaning.


11-40: Approved with a minor suggestion for consistency

The available commands section is well-structured and provides comprehensive information about the CLI tool's capabilities. The explanation of the run-local-env command effectively highlights its importance for developers.

For consistency, consider adding a brief description for the render-local-env command, similar to the other commands. This would provide users with a clear understanding of its specific purpose and how it differs from render-env-vars.


42-53: Approved with a suggestion to enhance clarity

The run-local-env command section provides a clear explanation of the command's purpose and importance. The example usage is well-formatted and easy to understand.

To enhance clarity, consider adding a brief explanation of what <services> represents in the example usage. This would help users understand what they need to replace it with when using the command. For example:

 yarn cli run-local-env <services> [options]
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+Replace `<services>` with the name(s) of the service(s) you want to run locally.
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54-60: Approved with a suggestion for consistent formatting

The common options section provides clear and concise descriptions of the available options for the run-local-env command. This information is valuable for users who want to customize the command's behavior.

To improve consistency and readability, consider adding a colon after "Common Options for run-local-env" and using a consistent punctuation style for the option descriptions. For example:

-#### Common Options for `run-local-env`
+#### Common Options for `run-local-env`:
 
-- `--dependencies`: Specify dependencies to load.
-- `--json`: Output results in JSON format.
-- `--dry`: Run a dry preview without applying changes.
-- `--no-secrets`: Skip updating secrets.
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1-60: Excellent documentation structure and content

The overall structure and content of this README file are excellent. It provides comprehensive documentation for the CLI tool, covering all essential aspects from introduction to detailed command information. The use of Markdown formatting effectively organizes the content, making it easy for developers to read and understand.

Key strengths of this documentation:

  1. Clear introduction and key features section
  2. Comprehensive list of available commands
  3. Detailed explanation of the important run-local-env command
  4. Well-organized common options section

The logical flow of information and the use of headings, code blocks, and lists contribute to a user-friendly documentation experience. This will greatly assist developers in understanding and utilizing the CLI tool for local environment setup and management.

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11-40: Comprehensive command summary with a minor suggestion.

The Available Commands section provides a clear overview of the CLI's functionality, with a helpful emphasis on the run-local-env command. The command summary is well-formatted and easy to read.

Consider adding a brief explanation for the render-local-env command in the introduction, as it's listed in the command summary but not mentioned earlier.


42-53: Clear explanation of the run-local-env command with a minor suggestion.

The section provides a comprehensive overview of the run-local-env command, highlighting its importance for local development. The example usage is clear and well-formatted.

Consider rephrasing the first sentence to improve clarity:

- The `run-local-env` command is a key tool for developers working in local environments. It not only renders the required environment variables but also runs the local environment, managing service dependencies and configurations.
+ The `run-local-env` command is a key tool for developers working in local environments. It renders the required environment variables, runs the local environment, and manages service dependencies and configurations.
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54-60: Clear presentation of common options with a formatting suggestion.

The Common Options section provides a concise list of options for the run-local-env command, which is helpful for users.

To improve formatting consistency, consider removing the backticks around the option names and adjusting the indentation. Here's a suggested format:

#### Common Options for `run-local-env`

- --dependencies: Specify dependencies to load.
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- --dry: Run a dry preview without applying changes.
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1-60: Comprehensive and well-structured documentation with suggestions for enhancement.

The documentation provides a clear and informative overview of the CLI tool, its commands, and usage. The structure is logical and easy to follow, making it valuable for developers.

To further enhance the documentation, consider the following suggestions:

  1. Add a table of contents at the beginning for easier navigation.
  2. Include more detailed examples or use cases for some of the other commands, not just run-local-env.
  3. Consider adding a troubleshooting section or FAQ to address common issues developers might encounter.
  4. If applicable, include information about how to contribute to or extend the CLI tool.

These enhancements would make the documentation even more comprehensive and user-friendly.

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1-9: Well-structured introduction and key features section.

The introduction provides a clear and concise overview of the CLI tool's purpose and its key features. The use of bullet points for key features enhances readability.

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