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refactor(app-commands): use new url semantics with URN #64

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Release Notes

  • New Features

    • Introduced a new URN (Uniform Resource Name) system for application identification
    • Enhanced version management with more flexible version handling
  • Improvements

    • Updated Traefik reverse proxy to version 3.2
    • Standardized routing rules in Docker Compose configuration
    • Improved system utility functions for path handling
  • Refactoring

    • Restructured application command handling
    • Organized new structural modules for URN and version management

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The pull request introduces a significant refactoring of version and application identifier handling in the project. The changes involve creating new modules for structs with urn and version submodules, which replace the previous version management approach. The primary modifications include introducing a new Urn struct for application identification, a more flexible VersionEnum, and updating various command structures to use these new types. The changes aim to standardize how applications and versions are represented and processed throughout the application.

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File Changes
src/args.rs - Removed VersionEnum enum and its implementations
- Replaced id: String with urn: Urn in app-related command structs
src/assets/docker-compose.yml - Updated Traefik image from v3.1.4 to v3.2
- Standardized router path prefix syntax with backticks
src/commands/app.rs - Updated command handling to use args.urn instead of args.id
- Modified spinner messages and URL constructions
src/main.rs - Added new structs module
src/structs/mod.rs - Added public urn and version modules
src/structs/urn.rs - Created new Urn struct
- Implemented FromStr and fmt::Display traits
src/structs/version.rs - Created new VersionEnum with variants for specific, latest, and nightly versions
- Implemented FromStr and fmt::Display traits
src/utils/system.rs - Changed get_seed function parameter from &PathBuf to &Path

Sequence Diagram

sequenceDiagram
    participant CLI as Command Line Interface
    participant AppCmd as App Command Handler
    participant URN as URN Resolver
    participant VersionResolver as Version Resolver

    CLI->>AppCmd: Send command with URN
    AppCmd->>URN: Parse and validate URN
    URN-->>AppCmd: Validated URN
    AppCmd->>VersionResolver: Resolve version
    VersionResolver-->>AppCmd: Resolved version
    AppCmd->>AppCmd: Execute application command
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This sequence diagram illustrates the new flow of handling application commands, highlighting the role of the new Urn and VersionEnum in processing and resolving application-related operations.


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🧹 Nitpick comments (3)
src/structs/urn.rs (1)

7-17: FromStr implementation for Urn.
The colon (:) check is a minimal validation. Consider extending validation if more complex URN formats are expected in the future.

src/commands/app.rs (1)

42-44: Start subcommand updates.
Using args.urn in both the spinner message and URL is consistent with the new URN-based workflow. Consider URL-escaping args.urn if it can contain reserved characters.

src/assets/docker-compose.yml (1)

126-134: Consider URN-aware routing rules for consistency with the new URL semantics.

Given that this PR introduces new URL semantics with URN support (as per PR title), consider whether the Traefik routing rules should be updated to handle or validate URN-style identifiers in the future. This could ensure consistent URL handling across the entire application stack.

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  • src/args.rs (2 hunks)
  • src/assets/docker-compose.yml (2 hunks)
  • src/commands/app.rs (1 hunks)
  • src/main.rs (1 hunks)
  • src/structs/mod.rs (1 hunks)
  • src/structs/urn.rs (1 hunks)
  • src/structs/version.rs (1 hunks)
  • src/utils/system.rs (2 hunks)
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  • src/main.rs
🔇 Additional comments (27)
src/args.rs (6)

5-5: Use of new URN and VersionEnum modules.
Importing Urn and VersionEnum from crate::structs is consistent with the recent refactoring, ensuring centralized version and URN logic.


79-80: Doc comment for StartApp's URN field.
This is a clear and concise doc comment, accurately describing the field usage.


85-86: Doc comment for StopApp's URN field.
Keeping the doc comment consistent for each subcommand is good for clarity.


91-92: Doc comment for UninstallApp's URN field.
Looks coherent; no additional issues identified.


97-98: Doc comment for ResetApp's URN field.
No concerns; documentation remains clear and consistent.


103-104: Doc comment for UpdateApp's URN field.
The updated field aligns with the new Urn struct, ensuring standardized app identification.

src/structs/urn.rs (3)

1-2: Imports for URN implementation.
Using fmt and FromStr is appropriate and aligns with the struct’s planned usage.


4-5: Definition of Urn struct.
Encapsulating the String in a dedicated type is a good approach for stronger type safety and clarity.


19-23: Display implementation for Urn.
Straightforwardly returns the underlying string; this is a helpful addition to maintain consistency with the FromStr implementation.

src/structs/version.rs (5)

1-2: Imports for VersionEnum.
Referencing FromStr and fmt is standard practice for custom parsing and display.


4-5: Importing semver for accurate version parsing.
This is appropriate for version handling; semver is a reliable library for this.


6-11: Definition of VersionEnum.
The enumerated approach effectively captures named version types (latest, nightly) in addition to explicit versions.


13-29: FromStr implementation for VersionEnum.
Covers distinct cases with readable branch logic. The removal of leading 'v' or 'V' is helpful. Ensure thorough testing with various inputs (e.g., invalid semver strings).


31-39: Display implementation for VersionEnum.
Readable matching on each variant, making logging and user-facing messages more straightforward.

src/commands/app.rs (9)

46-46: Error message changes for StartApp.
Properly references args.urn instead of args.id; this aligns with the new field.


50-51: Stop subcommand updates.
Spinner labeling and URL path usage reflect the URN field. The logic appears correct.


53-53: Error message changes for StopApp.
Synchronized with the new URN approach, no issues noted.


57-58: Uninstall subcommand updates.
Spinner text and URL usage match the URN-based model; potential future improvement to confirm if a colon-based URN poses any path or endpoint constraints.


60-60: Error message changes for UninstallApp.
References the URN field properly.


64-65: Reset subcommand updates.
Dependency on args.urn is correct. The code is consistent among subcommands.


67-67: Error message changes for ResetApp.
Correct usage of URN in the error message.


71-72: Update subcommand updates.
Properly references args.urn in both spinner text and URL path.


74-74: Error message changes for UpdateApp.
Updated usage of URN field is consistent with the rest of the file.

src/utils/system.rs (2)

5-5: Importing Path instead of PathBuf.
A more flexible signature accepting &Path fosters better composability and usage across call sites.


42-42: get_seed now accepts &Path.
This change broadens usage scenarios (e.g., filesystems, path-like wrappers). Implementation remains consistent with existing logic.

src/assets/docker-compose.yml (2)

126-129: LGTM! Consistent backtick syntax in router rules.

The router rules for socket-local-insecure and socket-local have been updated to use consistent backtick syntax for path prefixes. This improves code consistency and follows YAML best practices.

Also applies to: 131-134


7-7: Verify Traefik v3.2 compatibility and changes.

The Traefik version has been updated from v3.1.4 to v3.2. While this is a minor version update, it's important to verify compatibility and review the changelog for any breaking changes.

✅ Verification successful

Traefik v3.2 update is safe to proceed

After reviewing the release notes, the update from v3.1.4 to v3.2 appears safe with no breaking changes that would affect the current configuration. The changes are primarily enhancements and bug fixes:

  • The migration guide from v3.1 to v3.2 is available but mainly focuses on Kubernetes CRD updates
  • Key improvements include:
    • Performance improvements with new fast proxy mode for HTTP/1.1
    • Enhanced compression middleware options
    • Bug fixes for services and Gateway API
  • No breaking changes that would affect the basic reverse proxy setup used in this configuration
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