Update and fix package generate command #72
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Caution Review failedThe pull request is closed. WalkthroughThe changes involve several modifications across different files, primarily focusing on the handling of package specifications and Docker service management. Key alterations include the removal of the Changes
Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant User
participant PackageManager
participant DockerService
User->>PackageManager: Generate Package
PackageManager->>PackageManager: Get Current Working Directory
PackageManager->>DockerService: Deploy Service with STACK
DockerService-->>PackageManager: Service Deployed
PackageManager-->>User: Package Generated Successfully
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cli/src/cmd/pkg/generate.go (1)
29-36: Approve changes with suggestions for improvementThe switch to using the current working directory (
os.Getwd()) for package generation is a good change. It aligns better with user expectations in a CLI tool context. However, consider the following improvements:
- Add a check to ensure
resp.Idis a valid directory name to prevent potential errors when creating the directory.- Provide user feedback about where the package is being generated.
Consider applying the following changes:
// Get the current working directory cwd, err := os.Getwd() if err != nil { log.Error(ctx, err) panic(err) } +// Ensure resp.Id is a valid directory name +if !isValidDirName(resp.Id) { + err := fmt.Errorf("Invalid package name: %s", resp.Id) + log.Error(ctx, err) + panic(err) +} + packagePath := path.Join(cwd, resp.Id) +fmt.Printf("Generating package in: %s\n", packagePath) err = os.Mkdir(packagePath, os.ModePerm) if err != nil { log.Error(ctx, err) panic(err) }You'll need to implement the
isValidDirNamefunction to check for a valid directory name according to your requirements.cli/src/core/generate/template/package/swarm.sh (3)
7-7: Approve the simplification, but consider improving variable naming.The change from an array of
SERVICE_NAMESto a singleSTACKvariable simplifies the script and aligns with the goal of streamlining service management. This is a good improvement.Consider renaming
STACKtoSTACK_IDorSERVICE_IDto more clearly indicate that it represents an identifier. This would improve code readability and maintain consistency with the previous naming convention.
43-43: Approve the simplification, but suggest quoting the variable.The update to use
$STACKinstead of${SERVICE_NAMES[@]}is consistent with the overall changes and simplifies the function call. This is a good improvement.For improved robustness, consider quoting the
$STACKvariable to prevent word splitting if the value contains spaces:- docker::deploy_service $STACK "${COMPOSE_FILE_PATH}" "docker-compose.yml" "$package_dev_compose_filename" + docker::deploy_service "$STACK" "${COMPOSE_FILE_PATH}" "docker-compose.yml" "$package_dev_compose_filename"
51-51: Approve the simplification, but suggest quoting variables.The updates to use
$STACKinstead of${SERVICE_NAMES[@]}in bothdocker::stack_destroyanddocker::scale_servicescalls are consistent with the overall changes and simplify the function calls. This is a good improvement.For improved robustness, consider quoting the
$STACKvariable in both function calls to prevent word splitting if the value contains spaces:- docker::stack_destroy $STACK + docker::stack_destroy "$STACK" - docker::scale_services $STACK 0 + docker::scale_services "$STACK" 0Also applies to: 65-65
cli/src/features/test-package/swarm.sh (1)
7-7: LGTM! Consider making the stack name configurable.The change from
SERVICE_NAMESarray to a singleSTACKvariable simplifies the script and aligns well with Docker's stack concept. This is a good improvement.For added flexibility, consider making the stack name configurable:
-declare STACK="test-package" +declare STACK="${STACK_NAME:-test-package}"This allows setting the stack name via an environment variable while maintaining the default value.
cli/src/core/prompt/package.go (1)
41-42: Improved Docker image prompt and default valueThe prompt now correctly refers to "package" instead of "project", which is more accurate. The default value has been simplified to "nginx", which is a common and lightweight web server.
Consider if "nginx" is an appropriate default for all package types. You might want to make this default dynamic based on the package type selected earlier in the prompt, or use a more generic base image like "alpine" as the default.
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- cli/src/cmd/pkg/generate.go (1 hunks)
- cli/src/core/generate/generate_test.go (0 hunks)
- cli/src/core/generate/template/package/swarm.sh (4 hunks)
- cli/src/core/prompt/package.go (3 hunks)
- cli/src/core/types.go (0 hunks)
- cli/src/features/test-package/swarm.sh (4 hunks)
- cli/src/go.mod (0 hunks)
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- cli/src/core/generate/generate_test.go
- cli/src/core/types.go
- cli/src/go.mod
🔇 Additional comments (11)
cli/src/core/generate/template/package/swarm.sh (2)
24-24: Good practice: Making STACK readonly.Marking the STACK variable as readonly is consistent with the treatment of other important variables in this function. This prevents accidental modifications later in the script, which is a good practice for maintaining data integrity.
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1-75: Overall, good improvements with minor suggestions for robustness.The changes in this file consistently simplify the script by replacing the
SERVICE_NAMESarray with a singleSTACKvariable. This modification streamlines the code, making it more straightforward and potentially less error-prone. The shift to using a single stack identifier aligns well with the stated objectives of the PR.To further improve the robustness of the script, consider implementing the suggested variable quoting in the function calls. Additionally, renaming
STACKtoSTACK_IDorSERVICE_IDcould enhance code readability.These changes represent a positive step in refining the package generation process.
cli/src/features/test-package/swarm.sh (4)
24-24: LGTM! Consistent change and good practice.Making the
STACKvariable readonly is consistent with the earlier change and follows good practices by preventing accidental modifications.
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1-75: Overall, great improvements to simplify Docker service management!The changes in this file consistently implement a transition from managing individual services to managing a Docker stack. This approach simplifies the script, makes it more maintainable, and aligns better with Docker's stack management concept.
Key improvements:
- Simplified variable management with a single
STACKvariable.- Consistent use of stack operations throughout the script.
- Potentially more efficient operations, especially for destroy and scale actions.
These changes should make the script more robust and easier to maintain going forward.
43-43: LGTM! Verifydocker::deploy_servicefunction signature.The change to use
$STACKinstead ofSERVICE_NAMESis consistent and correctly implements the stack deployment concept.Let's verify the
docker::deploy_servicefunction signature to ensure it matches the new usage:✅ Verification successful
docker::deploy_serviceFunction Verified SuccessfullyThe
docker::deploy_servicefunction is correctly defined inutils/docker-utils.shand is properly utilized incli/src/features/test-package/swarm.sh. The switch from$SERVICE_NAMESto$STACKaligns with the intended stack deployment approach.
- Function Definition:
utils/docker-utils.sh- Usage Locations:
cli/src/features/test-package/swarm.shcli/src/core/generate/template/package/swarm.sh🏁 Scripts executed
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51-51: LGTM! Consistent changes to use stack operations.The changes in both
destroy_packageandmainfunctions are consistent with the move to using a stack instead of individual services. This approach is more efficient and aligns well with Docker's stack management concept.Let's verify the new function signatures:
Also applies to: 65-65
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LGTM! Function signatures verified and consistent stack operations implemented.
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cli/src/core/prompt/package.go (5)
18-19: Improved clarity in port promptsThe updated prompts for target and published ports now clearly distinguish between container and host ports, aligning with Docker terminology. This change enhances user understanding and reduces potential confusion.
85-86: Improved target port prompt and default valueThe prompt now clearly specifies that this port is targeted on the container, which aligns with Docker terminology. The default value of "80" is more appropriate, especially if using nginx as the default image, as it typically listens on port 80.
94-95: Improved published port prompt and default valueThe prompt now clearly specifies that this port is published on the host, which aligns with Docker terminology. The default value of "8080" is a more commonly used port for development servers and is a good choice.
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1-121: Overall improvements to package generation promptsThe changes in this file significantly improve the clarity and accuracy of the package generation prompts. The updated terminology aligns better with Docker concepts, making it easier for users to understand what each prompt is asking for. The default values have been adjusted to be more appropriate for common use cases.
The removal of the Stack field from the GeneratePackageSpec struct simplifies the code, although it's important to verify that this doesn't cause issues elsewhere in the codebase.
These changes should result in a more user-friendly and maintainable package generation process.
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112-121: Removal of Stack field from GeneratePackageSpecThe Stack field has been removed from the GeneratePackageSpec struct initialization. This change simplifies the struct and removes potentially unnecessary information.
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2.3.2to2.4.0.