Demo e-commerce #320
Demo e-commerce #320
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WalkthroughThis update introduces a comprehensive e-commerce schema covering various domains such as inventory, catalog, billing, and customer relationship management (CRM). It includes detailed entity definitions, foreign key constraints for data integrity, and improved database interaction logic. Additionally, initial data populations and testing frameworks have been integrated for SQL Server and MongoDB functionalities, along with version updates across multiple packages. Changes
Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant User
participant Frontend
participant Backend
participant Database
User->>Frontend: Interacts with application
Frontend->>Backend: Sends request for data
Backend->>Database: Queries relevant tables
Database-->>Backend: Returns data
Backend-->>Frontend: Sends back processed data
Frontend-->>User: Displays results
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Outside diff range, codebase verification and nitpick comments (21)
libs/connector-oracle/src/query.ts (2)
20-22: Add Error Handling ingetLobDataFunctionThe
getLobDatafunction currently lacks error handling for the promise returned bylob.getData(). To ensure robust handling of all data formats and potential retrieval errors, consider adding a.catch()block to manage any exceptions that may occur. Additionally, verify the data formats returned bylob.getData()to ensure comprehensive handling.Analysis chain
Ensure
getLobDatahandles all data formats.The
getLobDatafunction converts LOB data to a string. Verify that this conversion covers all possible data formats and consider handling potential errors during data retrieval.Scripts executed
The following scripts were executed for the analysis:
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#!/bin/bash # Description: Verify that `getLobData` handles all data formats correctly. # Test: Search for the `getLobData` function usage. Expect: Proper handling of different data formats. ast-grep --lang typescript --pattern $'function getLobData(lob: oracledb.Lob): AttributeValue { return lob.getData().then(data => typeof data === \'string\' ? data : data.toString()) }'Length of output: 454
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#!/bin/bash # Find the definition of `oracledb.Lob` to understand what data types `getData()` might return. ast-grep --lang typescript --pattern 'class Lob { $$$ }' # Search for any usage of `getLobData` in the codebase to check how it is used and if errors are handled. rg 'getLobData' -A 5 # Check for any error handling in the `getLobData` function or its usage. rg 'catch' -A 3Length of output: 116359
15-18: Consider adding error handling ingetLobData.The
getLobDatafunction currently processes LOBs without any error handling or logging. Consider adding error handling to manage potential failures or unexpected results when callinglob.getData(). This will improve robustness and make debugging easier if issues arise with LOB processing.
libs/connector-oracle/src/query.ts: Consider adding try-catch blocks or logging withingetLobData.Analysis chain
Clarify the handling of LOBs in
buildValue.The
buildValuefunction correctly identifies and processes LOBs. Ensure that the function correctly handles all types of LOBs and consider logging or throwing an error if an unexpected type is encountered.Scripts executed
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#!/bin/bash # Description: Verify the handling of LOBs in `buildValue`. # Test: Search for the `buildValue` function usage. Expect: Correct handling of all LOB types. ast-grep --lang typescript --pattern $'async function buildValue(v: AttributeValue): Promise<AttributeValue> { if (typeof v === \'object\' && v !== null && v.constructor.name === \'Lob\') return getLobData(v as oracledb.Lob) return v }'Length of output: 602
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#!/bin/bash # Search for the implementation of `getLobData` to understand how LOBs are processed. ast-grep --lang typescript --pattern 'function getLobData($_) { $$$ }' # Search for all usages of `buildValue` to see how it is used in the codebase. rg 'buildValue' --type ts -A 5Length of output: 2679
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#!/bin/bash # Search for the full implementation of `getLobData` to understand its processing logic. rg 'function getLobData' --type ts -A 10 # Search for any logging or error handling related to `getLobData` or `buildValue`. rg 'console.log|throw new Error' --type ts -A 3 -B 3Length of output: 69859
demos/ecommerce/README.md (2)
3-3: Correct spelling: "microservices"The term "micro-services" should be spelled as "microservices".
- This is a medium demo (~80 tables) showcasing Azimutt ability to explore large schemas, even with several databases (micro-services for examples). + This is a medium demo (~80 tables) showcasing Azimutt ability to explore large schemas, even with several databases (microservices for examples).Tools
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[misspelling] ~3-~3: This word is normally spelled as one.
Context: ...e schemas, even with several databases (micro-services for examples). You can find this proje...(EN_COMPOUNDS_MICRO_SERVICES)
11-11: Add missing comma for clarity.A comma is needed after "loaded data" for better readability.
- The project will let you access the schema and loaded data but if you want to dig into the data, you will have to set up the databases you want using Docker: + The project will let you access the schema and loaded data, but if you want to dig into the data, you will have to set up the databases you want using Docker:Tools
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[uncategorized] ~11-~11: A comma might be missing here.
Context: ...ll let you access the schema and loaded data but if you want to dig into the data, y...(AI_EN_LECTOR_MISSING_PUNCTUATION_COMMA)
demos/ecommerce/source_09_analytics_mongo.sql (2)
82-107: Review PII exposure inEntitiesdata.The
Entitiescollection includes email addresses. Ensure compliance with data protection regulations and consider encrypting sensitive fields.Consider encrypting sensitive fields like email addresses to enhance data security.
58-80: Review PII exposure inEventsdata.The current SQL scripts for the
Eventscollection do not show any additional handling or masking of potentially sensitive information such as IP addresses and email addresses. This lack of PII protection could pose a compliance risk with data protection regulations. Consider implementing measures to mask or anonymize PII in the database.
- Ensure IP addresses and email addresses are handled in compliance with applicable data protection laws.
- Consider adding encryption or anonymization for sensitive data fields.
Analysis chain
Review PII exposure in
Eventsdata.The
Eventscollection includes potentially sensitive information like IP addresses and email addresses. Ensure compliance with data protection regulations.Scripts executed
The following scripts were executed for the analysis:
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#!/bin/bash # Description: Verify the handling of PII in the `Events` collection. # Test: Check for any additional handling or masking of PII in related scripts. rg --type sql 'Events'Length of output: 233
demos/ecommerce/source_07_shipping_mongo.sql (1)
73-97: Ensure data consistency inCarriers.The inserted data for
CarriersincludescreatedBybut omitsupdatedBy. Consider addingupdatedByfor consistency.+ // Add `updatedBy` for consistency in data insertion. + updatedBy: 1,demos/ecommerce/source_02_identity_mariadb.sql (2)
9-22: Review Table Indexing Strategy.The
identity.Userstable includes indices onfirst_name,last_name, anddeleted_at. Ensure these indices align with the query patterns expected in the application to optimize performance.
101-115: Review Sample Data for Production Use.The sample data provided in the script is useful for testing but should be reviewed or removed for production environments to prevent accidental exposure of test data.
demos/ecommerce/source_08_crm_mysql.sql (4)
8-21: Review Indexing Strategy for People Table.The
Peopletable includes an index ondeleted_at. Ensure this aligns with the query patterns expected in the application to optimize performance.
100-109: Review Indexing for Issues Table.The
Issuestable includes an index onclosed_at. Ensure this aligns with the query patterns expected in the application to optimize performance.
168-211: Review Sample Data for Production Use.The sample data provided in the script is useful for testing but should be reviewed or removed for production environments to prevent accidental exposure of test data.
87-98: Add Foreign Key Constraints to Ensure Data IntegrityThe
CampaignMessagestable indemos/ecommerce/source_08_crm_mysql.sqlreferences other tables but lacks explicit foreign key constraints. To maintain data integrity, consider adding foreign key constraints for thecampaign_id,contact_id, andsocial_idcolumns.
- File:
demos/ecommerce/source_08_crm_mysql.sql
- Add foreign key constraints to
campaign_id,contact_id, andsocial_idto ensure they referenceCampaigns,People, andSocialAccountstables, respectively.Analysis chain
Ensure Data Integrity with Foreign Keys.
The
CampaignMessagestable referencesCampaigns,People, andSocialAccounts. Ensure these foreign key constraints are enforced to maintain data integrity.Scripts executed
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#!/bin/bash # Description: Verify foreign key constraints are enforced. # Test: Check for foreign key constraints in the database setup scripts. rg --type sql -A 5 $'FOREIGN KEY'Length of output: 10200
demos/ecommerce/source_03_inventory_oracle.sql (2)
13-26: Consider adding NOT NULL constraints where applicable.For columns like
FIRST_NAME,LAST_NAME, andNOT NULLconstraints if these fields are required.FIRST_NAME VARCHAR2(255) NOT NULL, LAST_NAME VARCHAR2(255) NOT NULL, EMAIL VARCHAR2(255) NOT NULL,
159-167: Consider adding a UNIQUE constraint on theNAMEcolumn.For the
BRANDStable, ensure that theNAMEcolumn is unique to prevent duplicate brand names.NAME VARCHAR2(255) UNIQUE,demos/ecommerce/source_00_design.md (5)
40-40: Correct repeated word in the description.The phrase "the used provider" is repeated. Consider rephrasing for clarity.
- provider auth_provider(password, google, linkedin, facebook, twitter) pk | the used provider + provider auth_provider(password, google, linkedin, facebook, twitter) pk | the provider usedTools
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[grammar] ~40-~40: Did you mean “Twitter” (= microblogging service, capitalized)?
Context: ...r(password, google, linkedin, facebook, twitter) pk | the used provider provider_id v...(TWITTER)
[duplication] ~40-~40: Possible typo: you repeated a word
Context: ...kedin, facebook, twitter) pk | the used provider provider_id varchar pk | the user id from the pr...(ENGLISH_WORD_REPEAT_RULE)
287-287: Correct repeated word in the description.The phrase "can't be updated once sent" is repeated. Consider rephrasing for clarity.
- SENT_AT TIMESTAMP nullable | can't be updated once sent + SENT_AT TIMESTAMP nullable | cannot be updated once sentTools
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[duplication] ~287-~287: Possible typo: you repeated a word
Context: ...ESTAMP nullable | can't be updated once sent SENT_BY BIGINT nullable fk identity.Users.id...(ENGLISH_WORD_REPEAT_RULE)
491-491: Clarify conjunction usage in the description.The word "otherwise" should be separated for clarity.
- owner_kind cart_owner(identity.Devices, identity.Users) | Devices are used for anonymous carts, otherwise it's Users + owner_kind cart_owner(identity.Devices, identity.Users) | Devices are used for anonymous carts; otherwise, it's UsersTools
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[typographical] ~491-~491: The word “otherwise” is an adverb that can’t be used like a conjunction, and therefore needs to be separated from the sentence.
Context: ...Users) | Devices are used for anonymous carts, otherwise it's Users owner_id bigint expire_a...(THUS_SENTENCE)
702-702: Capitalize 'Twitter' and 'TikTok'.Ensure proper capitalization of brand names.
- network social_network(twitter, linkedin, facebook, instagram, tiktok, snapchat) + network social_network(Twitter, LinkedIn, Facebook, Instagram, TikTok, Snapchat)Tools
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[grammar] ~702-~702: Did you mean “Twitter” (= microblogging service, capitalized)?
Context: ... id bigint pk network social_network(twitter, linkedin, facebook, instagram, tiktok,...(TWITTER)
[grammar] ~702-~702: Did you mean “TikTok” (= social networking app)?
Context: ...twitter, linkedin, facebook, instagram, tiktok, snapchat) username varchar owner_k...(TIK_TOK)
721-721: Capitalize 'Twitter'.Ensure proper capitalization of brand names.
- kind campaign_kind(email, sms, push, twitter, linkedin, instagram, facebook) + kind campaign_kind(email, sms, push, Twitter, LinkedIn, Instagram, Facebook)Tools
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[grammar] ~721-~721: Did you mean “Twitter” (= microblogging service, capitalized)?
Context: ... kind campaign_kind(email, sms, push, twitter, linkedin, instagram, facebook) audie...(TWITTER)
libs/connector-oracle/src/oracle.ts (1)
451-451: Potential Impact of LEFT JOIN ingetIndexesFunctionThe change from INNER JOIN to LEFT JOIN in the
getIndexesfunction could introducenullvalues that are not currently handled in thebuildIndexfunction. Consider adding checks or handling fornullvalues to prevent potential errors or unexpected behavior.
- File:
libs/connector-oracle/src/oracle.ts- Function:
buildIndexAnalysis chain
Verify the impact of changing the join type to LEFT JOIN.
The change from INNER JOIN to LEFT JOIN in the
getIndexesfunction broadens the result set. Ensure that this change aligns with the intended functionality and does not introduce unexpected behavior.Scripts executed
The following scripts were executed for the analysis:
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#!/bin/bash # Verify the impact of changing the join type to LEFT JOIN in the getIndexes function. echo "Checking the impact of LEFT JOIN on the getIndexes function..." grep -A 5 "export const getIndexes" libs/connector-oracle/src/oracle.tsLength of output: 690
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#!/bin/bash # Search for usages of the getIndexes function throughout the codebase to assess the impact of the change. rg 'getIndexes' --context 5Length of output: 14256
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#!/bin/bash # Check for handling of null values or assumptions of non-null values in the getIndexes result set in oracle.ts. rg 'getIndexes' -A 10 libs/connector-oracle/src/oracle.tsLength of output: 2548
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Files selected for processing (26)
- demos/ecommerce/README.md (1 hunks)
- demos/ecommerce/source_00_design.md (1 hunks)
- demos/ecommerce/source_01_referential_sqlserver.sql (1 hunks)
- demos/ecommerce/source_02_identity_mariadb.sql (1 hunks)
- demos/ecommerce/source_03_inventory_oracle.sql (1 hunks)
- demos/ecommerce/source_04_catalog_postgres.sql (1 hunks)
- demos/ecommerce/source_05_shopping_postgres.sql (1 hunks)
- demos/ecommerce/source_06_billing_sqlserver.sql (1 hunks)
- demos/ecommerce/source_07_shipping_mongo.sql (1 hunks)
- demos/ecommerce/source_08_crm_mysql.sql (1 hunks)
- demos/ecommerce/source_09_analytics_mongo.sql (1 hunks)
- demos/ecommerce/source_10_additional_relations.md (1 hunks)
- frontend/src/Models/Project/ColumnType.elm (1 hunks)
- frontend/src/Models/Project/ProjectSettings.elm (1 hunks)
- frontend/src/PagesComponents/Organization_/Project_/Views/Erd/Memo.elm (1 hunks)
- frontend/tests/Models/Project/ColumnTypeTest.elm (1 hunks)
- frontend/tests/Storage/ProjectV2Test.elm (2 hunks)
- libs/connector-mariadb/src/index.ts (2 hunks)
- libs/connector-mongodb/src/mongodb.ts (1 hunks)
- libs/connector-mysql/src/index.ts (1 hunks)
- libs/connector-oracle/src/index.ts (1 hunks)
- libs/connector-oracle/src/oracle.ts (1 hunks)
- libs/connector-oracle/src/query.test.ts (2 hunks)
- libs/connector-oracle/src/query.ts (2 hunks)
- libs/models/src/databaseUrl.test.ts (1 hunks)
- libs/models/src/databaseUrl.ts (1 hunks)
Files skipped from review due to trivial changes (2)
- frontend/src/PagesComponents/Organization_/Project_/Views/Erd/Memo.elm
- libs/connector-oracle/src/query.test.ts
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demos/ecommerce/README.md
[misspelling] ~3-~3: This word is normally spelled as one.
Context: ...e schemas, even with several databases (micro-services for examples). You can find this proje...(EN_COMPOUNDS_MICRO_SERVICES)
[uncategorized] ~11-~11: A comma might be missing here.
Context: ...ll let you access the schema and loaded data but if you want to dig into the data, y...(AI_EN_LECTOR_MISSING_PUNCTUATION_COMMA)
demos/ecommerce/source_00_design.md
[grammar] ~40-~40: Did you mean “Twitter” (= microblogging service, capitalized)?
Context: ...r(password, google, linkedin, facebook, twitter) pk | the used provider provider_id v...(TWITTER)
[duplication] ~40-~40: Possible typo: you repeated a word
Context: ...kedin, facebook, twitter) pk | the used provider provider_id varchar pk | the user id from the pr...(ENGLISH_WORD_REPEAT_RULE)
[duplication] ~287-~287: Possible typo: you repeated a word
Context: ...ESTAMP nullable | can't be updated once sent SENT_BY BIGINT nullable fk identity.Users.id...(ENGLISH_WORD_REPEAT_RULE)
[typographical] ~491-~491: The word “otherwise” is an adverb that can’t be used like a conjunction, and therefore needs to be separated from the sentence.
Context: ...Users) | Devices are used for anonymous carts, otherwise it's Users owner_id bigint expire_a...(THUS_SENTENCE)
[grammar] ~702-~702: Did you mean “Twitter” (= microblogging service, capitalized)?
Context: ... id bigint pk network social_network(twitter, linkedin, facebook, instagram, tiktok,...(TWITTER)
[grammar] ~702-~702: Did you mean “TikTok” (= social networking app)?
Context: ...twitter, linkedin, facebook, instagram, tiktok, snapchat) username varchar owner_k...(TIK_TOK)
[grammar] ~721-~721: Did you mean “Twitter” (= microblogging service, capitalized)?
Context: ... kind campaign_kind(email, sms, push, twitter, linkedin, instagram, facebook) audie...(TWITTER)
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libs/connector-mysql/src/index.ts (1)
28-28: Confirm the fallback logic forschema.The addition of
url.dbas a fallback for theschemaproperty enhances flexibility. Ensure thaturl.dbis a valid and expected source for the schema in all use cases.Verification successful
The fallback logic for
schemausingurl.dbis valid.The use of
url.dbas a fallback for theschemaproperty in the MySQL connector is consistent with its usage across other connectors in the codebase, indicating it is a valid and expected source.Scripts executed
The following scripts were executed for the analysis:
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#!/bin/bash # Description: Verify the use of `url.db` as a fallback for the `schema` property. # Test: Search for the `getSchema` function usage in MySQL connector. Expect: Proper handling of `url.db`. ast-grep --lang typescript --pattern $'schema: opts.schema || url.options[\'schema\'] || url.db'Length of output: 101
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#!/bin/bash # Search for the usage of `url` and `db` in the codebase to understand their context. rg 'url' -A 5 --type=typescript rg 'db' -A 5 --type=typescriptLength of output: 132
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#!/bin/bash # Correct the file type and search for the usage of `url` and `db` in the codebase to understand their context. rg 'url' -A 5 --type=ts rg 'db' -A 5 --type=tsLength of output: 429980
libs/connector-mariadb/src/index.ts (1)
28-28: Confirm the fallback logic forschema.The introduction of
url.dbas a fallback for theschemaproperty aligns with the MySQL connector changes. Ensure thaturl.dbis an appropriate default in all scenarios.Verification successful
Fallback Logic for
schemais Correctly ImplementedThe
schemaproperty in the MariaDB connector is correctly set with the fallback logic:opts.schema || urlOptions['schema'] || url.db. This ensures that a default schema is always provided, aligning with similar changes in other connectors. No issues found.Scripts executed
The following scripts were executed for the analysis:
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#!/bin/bash # Description: Verify the use of `url.db` as a fallback for the `schema` property in MariaDB connector. # Test: Search for the `getSchema` function usage in MariaDB connector. Expect: Proper handling of `url.db`. ast-grep --lang typescript --pattern $'schema: opts.schema || url.options[\'schema\'] || url.db'Length of output: 101
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#!/bin/bash # Search for any assignment or usage of the `schema` property in the MariaDB connector to verify the fallback logic. rg 'schema' libs/connector-mariadb/src/index.ts -A 5Length of output: 420
libs/connector-oracle/src/index.ts (1)
29-29: LGTM! But verify the impact of the additional fallback.The addition of
urlOptions['user']as a fallback for theschemaproperty is a logical improvement. Ensure that this change does not have unintended side effects in the broader codebase.frontend/tests/Models/Project/ColumnTypeTest.elm (1)
59-60: LGTM!The new test cases for parsing enums with integer and string values enhance the test coverage effectively.
frontend/src/Models/Project/ColumnType.elm (2)
59-59: Regex pattern forTextparsing looks good.The addition of the regex pattern
^enum\\('.+'\\)$correctly identifies string enums. Ensure this pattern does not conflict with otherTextpatterns.
62-62: Regex pattern forIntparsing looks good.The addition of the regex pattern
^enum\\(\\d+.*\\)$correctly identifies numeric enums. Ensure this pattern does not conflict with otherIntpatterns.demos/ecommerce/source_01_referential_sqlserver.sql (7)
1-3: Database setup and teardown commands are correct.The commands to drop and create the database are standard practice for ensuring a clean setup. Ensure that this script is used in a safe environment as it will drop existing data.
11-20: TableCountriesdefinition is well-structured.The use of primary keys, indexes, and default values is appropriate. Consider adding constraints to ensure
Codeuniqueness if not already handled elsewhere.
22-34: TableStatesdefinition is well-structured.The foreign key constraint ensures referential integrity with
Countries. Indexes onCountryId,Code, andNamewill aid in query performance.
36-46: TableCitiesdefinition is well-structured.The foreign key constraint ensures referential integrity with
States. Indexes onStateIdandNamewill aid in query performance.
49-57: Data insertion forCountriesis correct.The inserted data aligns with the schema. Ensure that the
CountryIdvalues match the expected IDs in subsequent tables.
59-74: Data insertion forStatesis correct.The inserted data aligns with the schema. Ensure that
CountryIdvalues correctly reference existing countries.
76-102: Data insertion forCitiesis correct.The inserted data aligns with the schema. Ensure that
StateIdvalues correctly reference existing states.demos/ecommerce/source_05_shopping_postgres.sql (11)
2-3: Schema setup forshoppingis correct.The command to drop and create the schema ensures a clean setup. Ensure that this script is used in a safe environment as it will drop existing data.
7-18: Tablecartsdefinition is well-structured.The use of primary keys and default timestamps is appropriate. Consider adding constraints to ensure
owner_kindandowner_idare valid references if applicable.
20-35: Tablecart_itemsdefinition is well-structured.The foreign key constraint ensures referential integrity with
carts. The primary key on(cart_id, product_version_id)is appropriate for identifying unique items in a cart.
37-51: Tablewishlistsdefinition is well-structured.The use of primary keys and default timestamps is appropriate. Consider adding constraints to ensure
nameuniqueness if not already handled elsewhere.
53-65: Tablewishlist_itemsdefinition is well-structured.The foreign key constraint ensures referential integrity with
wishlists. The primary key on(wishlist_id, product_id)is appropriate for identifying unique items in a wishlist.
67-81: Tablewishlist_membersdefinition is well-structured.The foreign key constraint ensures referential integrity with
wishlists. The primary key on(wishlist_id, user_id)is appropriate for identifying unique members of a wishlist.
85-87: Data insertion forcartsis correct.The inserted data aligns with the schema. Ensure that
owner_kindandowner_idvalues are valid references if applicable.
89-91: Data insertion forcart_itemsis correct.The inserted data aligns with the schema. Ensure that
cart_idandproduct_version_idvalues are valid references.
93-95: Data insertion forwishlistsis correct.The inserted data aligns with the schema. Ensure that
created_byandupdated_byvalues are valid references.
97-99: Data insertion forwishlist_itemsis correct.The inserted data aligns with the schema. Ensure that
wishlist_idandproduct_idvalues are valid references.
101-103: Data insertion forwishlist_membersis correct.The inserted data aligns with the schema. Ensure that
wishlist_idanduser_idvalues are valid references.demos/ecommerce/source_09_analytics_mongo.sql (1)
1-6: Ensure proper database usage and cleanup.The script uses the
analyticsdatabase and drops collectionsEventsandEntities. Ensure that this is intended, as it will remove all existing data.Verification successful
Verification Complete: Database Usage is Isolated
The
analyticsdatabase is only referenced in thedemos/ecommerce/source_09_analytics_mongo.sqlfile. Dropping theEventsandEntitiescollections will not impact other parts of the codebase. Ensure this operation is intended as it will remove all existing data in these collections.Scripts executed
The following scripts were executed for the analysis:
Script:
#!/bin/bash # Description: Verify the usage of the `analytics` database and the impact of dropping collections. # Test: Check for any references to the `analytics` database in other scripts. rg --type sql 'use analytics'Length of output: 92
demos/ecommerce/source_07_shipping_mongo.sql (4)
99-126: Ensure data consistency inShipments.The inserted data for
Shipmentsis consistent. Ensure that thecollectedBy,packagedBy,loadedBy, anddeliveredByfields are correctly assigned.
128-145: Ensure data consistency inShipmentItems.The inserted data for
ShipmentItemsis consistent. Ensure that thedeliveredTofield is correctly assigned.
1-7: Ensure proper database usage and cleanup.The script uses the
shippingdatabase and drops collectionsCarriers,Shipments, andShipmentItems. Ensure that this is intended, as it will remove all existing data.Verification successful
Ensure proper database usage and cleanup.
The script uses the
shippingdatabase and drops collectionsCarriers,Shipments, andShipmentItems. Since no other SQL scripts reference this database, the impact of dropping these collections is likely isolated to this script. Ensure this script is not executed in a production environment or where existing data is important, as it will remove all existing data in these collections.Scripts executed
The following scripts were executed for the analysis:
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#!/bin/bash # Description: Verify the usage of the `shipping` database and the impact of dropping collections. # Test: Check for any references to the `shipping` database in other scripts. rg --type sql 'use shipping'Length of output: 89
33-53: Validate JSON schema definitions forShipments.The
Shipmentscollection schema is well-defined. Consider adding indexes on fields likecarrierIdandcreatedAtfor improved query performance.+ // Consider adding indexes on `carrierId` and `createdAt` fields for improved query performance. + db.Shipments.createIndex({ carrierId: 1, createdAt: 1 });Likely invalid or redundant comment.
demos/ecommerce/source_06_billing_sqlserver.sql (13)
28-41: Review table definition forCustomers.The table is well-defined with appropriate constraints. Ensure that the foreign key constraints are correctly set up.
44-59: Review table definition forCustomerMembers.The table is well-defined with appropriate constraints. Ensure that the composite primary key is correctly set up.
62-75: Review table definition forCustomerPaymentMethods.The table is well-defined with appropriate constraints. Ensure that the
KindandDetailschecks are correctly set up.
92-101: Review table definition forInvoiceLines.The table is well-defined with appropriate constraints. Ensure that the primary key is correctly set up.
103-111: Review table definition forPayments.The table is well-defined with appropriate constraints. Ensure that the foreign key constraints are correctly set up.
114-117: Ensure data consistency inCustomerAddresses.The inserted data for
CustomerAddressesis consistent. Ensure that theCountryfield is correctly assigned.
123-126: Ensure data consistency inCustomerMembers.The inserted data for
CustomerMembersis consistent. Ensure that the permissions fields are correctly assigned.
128-130: Ensure data consistency inCustomerPaymentMethods.The inserted data for
CustomerPaymentMethodsis consistent. Ensure that theDetailsfield is correctly formatted as JSON.
132-135: Ensure data consistency inInvoices.The inserted data for
Invoicesis consistent. Ensure that theCartIdfield is correctly assigned.
137-139: Ensure data consistency inInvoiceLines.The inserted data for
InvoiceLinesis consistent. Ensure that thePriceandQuantityfields are correctly assigned.
141-143: Ensure data consistency inPayments.The inserted data for
Paymentsis consistent. Ensure that theAmountandCurrencyfields are correctly assigned.
1-4: Ensure proper database usage and cleanup.The script drops the existing
Billingdatabase. Ensure that this is intended, as it will remove all existing data.Verification successful
Dropping the
BillingDatabase is Self-ContainedThe
Billingdatabase is referenced only within the scriptdemos/ecommerce/source_06_billing_sqlserver.sql. Dropping it does not affect other parts of the codebase, indicating that this operation is self-contained and likely intentional.Scripts executed
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119-121: Ensure data consistency inCustomers.The inserted data for
CustomersincludesBillingAddressasNULL. Ensure that this is intentional and handled appropriately.libs/connector-mongodb/src/mongodb.ts (1)
108-108: Verify the usage of theschemaproperty.The property name has been changed from
databasetoschema. Ensure that all references to this property in the codebase are updated accordingly.libs/models/src/databaseUrl.ts (1)
25-25: Regex pattern update approved.The regex pattern for Oracle connection strings now includes optional query parameters, enhancing its flexibility. This change aligns it with other database regex patterns.
frontend/src/Models/Project/ProjectSettings.elm (1)
56-56: Verify the impact of the regex pattern change.The regex pattern for
hiddenColumnshas been modified by removing the underscore character. Ensure this change correctly identifies the intended columns without unintended side effects.demos/ecommerce/source_10_additional_relations.md (1)
1-126: Ensure Consistency in Foreign Key Constraints.The foreign key constraints consistently link various tables to the
identity.Userstable and other relevant tables. This setup ensures data integrity and user accountability across the system. However, ensure that these foreign key references align with the actual schema definitions in the respective databases to prevent runtime errors.demos/ecommerce/source_02_identity_mariadb.sql (2)
24-36: Check ENUM Usage and Constraints.The
identity.Credentialstable uses ENUM forprovider. Ensure that all possible values are covered and that the application logic handles any changes to these ENUM values.Verification successful
ENUM Usage Verified: Consistent Handling Across Codebase
The ENUM values for
providerin theidentity.Credentialstable are consistently referenced across the codebase. No discrepancies or missing logic related to these ENUM values were found.Scripts executed
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1-6: Verify Schema Creation Permissions.The script drops and creates the
crmschema. Ensure the execution environment has the necessary permissions to perform these operations.
51-65: Check ENUM Usage for SocialAccounts.The
SocialAccountstable uses ENUM fornetworkandowner_kind. Ensure that all possible values are covered and that the application logic handles any changes to these ENUM values.
134-150: Ensure Consistency in Discount Types.The
Discountstable uses ENUM forkind. Ensure that all possible discount types are covered and that the application logic handles any changes to these ENUM values.demos/ecommerce/source_04_catalog_postgres.sql (12)
7-19: LGTM! Well-defined categories table.The table structure is appropriate for hierarchical categorization and includes a self-referencing foreign key.
23-37: Consider JSON indexing for better performance.The use of JSON fields for
versionsandattributesis flexible but may impact performance. Consider indexing if querying these fields frequently.
41-52: LGTM! Well-structured product versions table.The table effectively manages product version details with appropriate foreign key references.
56-65: LGTM! Effective cross-sell options table.The use of a composite primary key and foreign keys ensures data integrity.
69-77: LGTM! Simple and effective alternatives table.The table structure is appropriate for managing alternative product suggestions.
81-95: LGTM! Comprehensive assets table.The table effectively manages asset details with appropriate fields.
99-108: LGTM! Well-defined category-assets association.The table structure is appropriate for managing associations between categories and assets.
112-121: LGTM! Well-defined product-assets association.The table structure is appropriate for managing associations between products and assets.
125-134: LGTM! Well-defined product-version-assets association.The table structure is appropriate for managing associations between product versions and assets.
138-153: LGTM! Comprehensive product reviews table.The table effectively manages product reviews with appropriate fields and foreign key references.
157-166: LGTM! Well-defined review-assets association.The table structure is appropriate for managing associations between product reviews and assets.
170-179: LGTM! Well-defined review feedbacks table.The table structure is appropriate for managing feedback on product reviews.
libs/models/src/databaseUrl.test.ts (1)
120-129: LGTM! Comprehensive Oracle URL parsing test case.The test case effectively verifies the parsing of Oracle URLs, including the schema option.
frontend/tests/Storage/ProjectV2Test.elm (2)
241-241: Verify the impact of regex pattern change inproject2.The change from underscores to periods in the regex pattern modifies column matching. Ensure this aligns with the intended behavior.
137-137: Verify the impact of regex pattern change inproject1.The change from underscores to periods in the regex pattern modifies column matching. Ensure this aligns with the intended behavior.
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1-3: Ensure proper cleanup before dropping users and roles.Dropping users and roles without checking dependencies might lead to errors if other objects depend on them. Consider adding checks or using
CASCADEwhere appropriate.
191-199: Review JSON data type usage forSPECS.Ensure that the database version supports JSON data types or consider using a CLOB with JSON validation.
275-293: Ensure proper handling of nullable columns.For columns like
SENT_AT,PAID_AT, andDELIVERED_AT, ensure that nullable constraints align with business logic and data integrity requirements.Verification successful
Nullable Constraints Verification for
PURCHASE_ORDERSTableThe columns
SENT_AT,PAID_AT, andDELIVERED_ATin thePURCHASE_ORDERStable are implicitly nullable, which aligns with typical business logic where these timestamps may not be set until the respective actions occur. No issues found with the nullable constraints.Scripts executed
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400-474: Review initial data inserts for consistency and integrity.Ensure that the initial data inserts match the schema constraints and that foreign key relationships are respected.
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17-21: Consider enabling the skipped test forgetComments.The test case for
getCommentsis currently skipped. To ensure this functionality is tested, consider enabling the test.- test.skip('getComments', async () => { + test('getComments', async () => {demos/ecommerce/README.md (2)
3-3: Correct spelling: "microservices"The word "micro-services" should be spelled as "microservices".
- (micro-services for examples). + (microservices for examples).Tools
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11-11: Add a comma for clarity.Consider adding a comma after "loaded data" for better readability.
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40-40: Capitalize "Twitter" for consistency.The word "twitter" should be capitalized as "Twitter".
- provider auth_provider(password, google, linkedin, facebook, twitter) pk + provider auth_provider(password, google, linkedin, facebook, Twitter) pkTools
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491-491: Rephrase for clarity: "otherwise" usage.The use of "otherwise" as a conjunction is incorrect. Consider rephrasing for clarity.
- Devices are used for anonymous carts, otherwise it's Users + Devices are used for anonymous carts; for Users, it's otherwiseTools
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269-287: LGTM! Improvements in SQL query consistency and function export.The changes standardize the SQL syntax and correctly export the
getCommentsfunction, enhancing code maintainability and accessibility.demos/ecommerce/source_02_identity_mariadb.sql (2)
51-51: Consider using UUID foridinidentity.Devices.Implementing UUIDs for
idwould ensure global uniqueness, especially in distributed systems.
41-41: Hash tokens inidentity.PasswordResetsfor enhanced security.Storing tokens as hashes would prevent unauthorized access and enhance security.
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10-16: Check the consistency of field naming conventions inreferential.States.The field names like
StateId,CountryIdshould consistently use either camelCase or snake_case across the entire schema to maintain readability and prevent errors during development.
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[grammar] ~703-~703: Did you mean “Twitter” (= microblogging service, capitalized)?
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[grammar] ~703-~703: Did you mean “TikTok” (= social networking app)?
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27-36: Review the use of JSON data type inidentity.Users.Storing settings in a JSON column (
settings) is flexible but can complicate query performance and data validation. Ensure that this flexibility is a requirement and consider potential impacts on performance.
489-511: Review the foreign key setup inshopping.carts.The foreign keys
owner_id -> identity.Devices.idandowner_id -> identity.Users.idare mentioned at the end of the section. It's crucial to ensure that these foreign keys are correctly implemented to maintain referential integrity between carts and their owners.Verification successful
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shopping.cartsVerifiedThe foreign key definitions for
owner_idpointing to bothidentity.Devices.idandidentity.Users.idare present and appear consistently across the documentation files. There are no indications of conflicting or incorrect implementations. The setup seems to maintain referential integrity as intended.Scripts executed
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5-10: LGTM!The section is clear and informative.
The code changes are approved.
23-23: LGTM!The section is clear and informative.
The code changes are approved.
demos/ecommerce/source_00_design.md (6)
91-293: Optimize the schema with indexing, unique constraints, and data normalization.Given that fields like
Nameare frequently queried, consider adding an index on theNamefield forC##INVENTORY.EMPLOYEES. Ensure that theSLUGandNAMEfields forC##INVENTORY.BRANDSare unique and normalized to maintain consistency.Apply this diff to address the suggestions:
C##INVENTORY.EMPLOYEES ID BIGINT pk FIRST_NAME VARCHAR index=name LAST_NAME VARCHAR index=name EMAIL VARCHAR nullable index PHONE VARCHAR nullable CREATED_AT TIMESTAMP CREATED_BY BIGINT fk identity.Users.id UPDATED_AT TIMESTAMP UPDATED_BY BIGINT fk identity.Users.id DELETED_AT TIMESTAMP nullable index DELETED_BY BIGINT nullable fk identity.Users.id C##INVENTORY.BRANDS ID BIGINT pk - SLUG VARCHAR unique | ex: "google" - NAME VARCHAR unique | ex: "Google" + SLUG VARCHAR unique | ex: "google", normalized to lowercase + NAME VARCHAR unique | ex: "Google", normalized to proper case CREATED_AT TIMESTAMP UPDATED_AT TIMESTAMP DELETED_AT TIMESTAMP nullable indexTools
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366-486: Handle i18n for product descriptions.Consider adding support for i18n (internationalization) for product descriptions to accommodate multiple languages.
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catalog.products id bigint pk fk C##INVENTORY.PRODUCTS.ID slug varchar unique name varchar category_id bigint fk catalog.categories.id description text nullable | TODO: handle i18n description_html text nullable versions json | ex: `[{key: "color", label: "Couleur", values: [{name: "Bleu Azur", value: "#95bbe2"}]}, {key: "storage", name: "Taille", values: [{name: "128GB", value: 128}]}]` attributes json | ex: `[{key: "Marque", value: "Google"}]` stock int | informative stock, may not be accurate created_at timestamp updated_at timestamp deleted_at timestamp nullable index
546-627: Address potential data redundancy.The
BillingAddressfield links tobilling.CustomerAddresses.CustomerAddressesId, which might lead to data redundancy if not handled properly. Consider implementing a mechanism to ensure that address data is not duplicated across different tables.Apply this diff to address the suggestion:
billing.Customers CustomerId bigint pk Name varchar BillingAddress bigint nullable fk billing.CustomerAddresses.CustomerAddressesId Siret varchar nullable TVA varchar nullable CreatedAt timestamp CreatedBy bigint fk identity.Users.id UpdatedAt timestamp UpdatedBy bigint fk identity.Users.id DeletedAt timestamp nullable index DeletedBy bigint nullable fk identity.Users.id
630-665: Optimize the storage of vehicle dimensions.Storing dimensions like
cargoWidth,cargoLength, andcargoHeightin separate fields is clear, but consider using a structured type or JSON to group these related measurements for better manageability and query efficiency.Apply this diff to address the suggestion:
shipping.Carriers id bigint unique=pk registration varchar index licensePlate varchar - cargoWidth float | inner cargo width in millimeters - cargoLength float | inner cargo length in millimeters - cargoHeight float | inner cargo height in millimeters - cargoWeight float | maximum weight for the cargo, in kilograms + cargoDimensions json | ex: `{width: 2000, length: 5000, height: 2500, weight: 1000}` createdAt timestamp createdBy bigint nullable fk identity.Users.id updatedAt timestamp updatedBy bigint nullable fk identity.Users.id deletedAt timestamp nullable index deletedBy bigint nullable fk identity.Users.id
668-796: Secure handling of personal data.Given that fields like
phonecan contain sensitive personal information, ensure that access to this data is securely controlled and complies with data protection regulations such as GDPR.Apply this diff to address the suggestion:
crm.People id bigint pk name varchar email varchar nullable phone varchar nullable created_at timestamp created_by bigint nullable fk identity.Users.id updated_at timestamp updated_by bigint nullable fk identity.Users.id deleted_at timestamp nullable index deleted_by bigint nullable fk identity.Users.idTools
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802-822: Ensure uniqueness and normalization.Ensure that the
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analytics.Events id uuid unique=pk | UUIDv7 to be time ordered name string index | in form of `$context__$object__$action` source event_source(website, app, admin, job) | the name of the system which emitted this event details json nullable | any additional info for the event entities json nullable | {[kind: string]: {id: string, name: string}[]} createdAt timestamp index fk analytics.Events.entities:user:id -> identity.Users.id fk analytics.Events.entities:cart:id -> shopping.carts.id fk analytics.Events.entities:invoice:id -> billing.Invoices.InvoiceId
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owner_id bigint
expire_at timestamp
created_at timestamp
updated_at timestamp
deleted_at timestamp nullable index
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| id bigint pk | ||
| first_name varchar index=name | ||
| last_name varchar index=name | ||
| username varchar unique | ||
| email varchar unique | ||
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| created_at timestamp | ||
| updated_at timestamp | ||
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| user_id bigint pk fk identity.Users.id | ||
| provider auth_provider(password, google, linkedin, facebook, twitter) pk | the used provider | ||
| provider_id varchar pk | the user id from the provider, in case of password, stores the hashed password with the salt | ||
| provider_data json nullable | ||
| used_last timestamp | ||
| used_count int | ||
| created_at timestamp | ||
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Clarify the handling of sensitive data and foreign key references.
Storing sensitive data like hashed passwords requires careful handling. Ensure that the provider_data field, which might contain sensitive information, is encrypted at rest and access is securely controlled. Additionally, ensure that there are appropriate cascading rules for foreign key references.
Capitalize "Twitter" for consistency.
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user_id bigint pk fk identity.Users.id
- provider auth_provider(password, google, linkedin, facebook, twitter) pk | the used provider
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provider_id varchar pk | the user id from the provider, in case of password, stores the hashed password with the salt
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[grammar] ~40-~40: Did you mean “Twitter” (= microblogging service, capitalized)?
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| referential.Countries | needs to be referenced for legal reasons | ||
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| Code varchar unique | ||
| Name varchar unique | ||
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| CountryId bigint fk referential.Countries.CountryId | ||
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| Name varchar index | ||
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| StateId bigint fk referential.States.StateId | ||
| Name varchar index | ||
| CreatedAt timestamp | ||
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Consider adding constraints and indexing for data integrity and performance.
While the schema defines primary keys, consider adding unique constraints on Code and Name for referential.Countries to prevent duplicate entries. Additionally, consider adding an index on the Name field for referential.Cities to improve query performance.
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referential.Countries | needs to be referenced for legal reasons
CountryId bigint pk
Code varchar unique
Name varchar unique
CreatedAt timestamp
DeletedAt timestamp nullable
referential.States | used for auto-competes
StateId bigint pk
CountryId bigint fk referential.Countries.CountryId
Code varchar index
Name varchar index
CreatedAt timestamp
DeletedAt timestamp nullable
referential.Cities | used for auto-competes
CityId bigint pk
StateId bigint fk referential.States.StateId
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| CountryId bigint pk | |
| Code varchar unique | |
| Name varchar unique | |
| CreatedAt timestamp | |
| DeletedAt timestamp nullable | |
| referential.States | used for auto-competes | |
| StateId bigint pk | |
| CountryId bigint fk referential.Countries.CountryId | |
| Code varchar index | |
| Name varchar index | |
| CreatedAt timestamp | |
| DeletedAt timestamp nullable | |
| referential.Cities | used for auto-competes | |
| CityId bigint pk | |
| StateId bigint fk referential.States.StateId | |
| Name varchar index | |
| CreatedAt timestamp | |
| DeletedAt timestamp nullable | |
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| CountryId bigint pk | |
| Code varchar unique | |
| Name varchar unique | |
| CreatedAt timestamp | |
| DeletedAt timestamp nullable | |
| referential.States | used for auto-competes | |
| StateId bigint pk | |
| CountryId bigint fk referential.Countries.CountryId | |
| Code varchar index | |
| Name varchar index | |
| CreatedAt timestamp | |
| DeletedAt timestamp nullable | |
| referential.Cities | used for auto-competes | |
| CityId bigint pk | |
| StateId bigint fk referential.States.StateId | |
| Name varchar unique index | |
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3-3: LGTM!The version update for the package itself is appropriate.
The code changes are approved.
52-52: LGTM! But verify compatibility.The version update for
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3-3: Skip the spelling correction for "micro-services".This issue has been addressed in a previous review comment.
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The documentation is clear and well-structured.
backend/lib/azimutt_web/templates/website/index.html.heex (1)
87-89: Approve the update to the image and anchor tag.The replacement of the static image with an anchor tag wrapping a new image enhances user engagement. The inclusion of
target="_blank"andrel="noopener"attributes follows best practices for security and usability.The HTML changes are correctly implemented and improve the page's functionality.
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| - **CRM** needs [MySQL](../../libs/connector-mysql/README.md#local-setup) with [crm script](./source_08_crm_mysql.sql) (url `mysql://root:mysql@localhost:3306/crm`) | ||
| - **Analytics** needs [MongoDB](../../libs/connector-mongodb/README.md#local-setup) with [analytics script](./source_09_analytics_mongo.sql) (url `mongodb://localhost:27017/analytics`) | ||
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Encourage adding more details about the local gateway setup.
While the instructions for setting up the databases are clear, consider adding more details or examples on how to launch and use the local gateway for users who might be unfamiliar with the process.
Would you like me to help draft additional documentation or examples for this section?
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| <img src={Routes.static_path(@conn, "/images/screenshots/azimutt.png")} alt="App screenshot" width="1600" height="900" class="mb-[-7%] rounded-xl shadow-2xl ring-1 ring-gray-900/10"> | |||
| <a href="https://azimutt.app/45f571a6-d9b8-4752-8a13-93ac0d2b7984/c00d0c45-8db2-46b7-9b51-eba661640c3c?token=9a59ccbb-7a58-4c88-9dfc-692de6177be9" target="_blank" rel="noopener"> | |||
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Address potential security risk with the exposed API key.
The URL in the anchor tag contains a token that might be sensitive. Ensure that this token is not a hardcoded sensitive key or provide a method to secure or rotate it.
Consider implementing a more secure way of handling tokens, such as environment variables or server-side token generation.
-<a href="https://azimutt.app/45f571a6-d9b8-4752-8a13-93ac0d2b7984/c00d0c45-8db2-46b7-9b51-eba661640c3c?token=9a59ccbb-7a58-4c88-9dfc-692de6177be9" target="_blank" rel="noopener">
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1-8: LGTM!The HTML structure and Tailwind CSS classes are correctly implemented.
10-19: LGTM!The HTML structure and Tailwind CSS classes for displaying each image are correctly implemented.
20-23: LGTM!The closing HTML tags are correctly placed.
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Refactor for readability.
The Elixir code is correct but can be optimized for readability. Consider breaking the pipeline into multiple lines.
- <%= for path <- Path.wildcard("priv/static/images/resources/**/*") |> Enum.filter(&File.regular?/1) |> Enum.sort() do %>
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