docs: update env values in setup #328
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WalkthroughThe changes introduced several new environment variables in both the Changes
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User->>Application: Send Request
Application->>Application: Check REQUEST_MAX_SIZE
Application->>Application: Cleanup Idle Resources (if CLEANUP_IDLE_RESOURCES=true)
Application->>Application: Check IDLE_TIMEOUT
Application->>Application: Perform Cleanup (if idle)
Application->>User: Respond
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apps/api/docs/development-setup.md (4)
47-47: Suggestion: Clarify the "specified duration" in the comment.The
CLEANUP_IDLE_RESOURCESvariable is well-defined, but the comment could be more specific about the "specified duration". Consider referencing theIDLE_TIMEOUTvariable directly in this comment for clarity.Consider updating the comment as follows:
- CLEANUP_IDLE_RESOURCES=false # Cleans up idle queues if inactive for the specified duration, default false + CLEANUP_IDLE_RESOURCES=false # Cleans up idle queues if inactive for the duration specified by IDLE_TIMEOUT, default false
48-48: Suggestion: Clarify the time notation used.The
IDLE_TIMEOUTvariable is well-defined, but the time notation (30m) might not be immediately clear to all users. Consider adding a brief explanation of the time format used.Consider updating the comment as follows:
- IDLE_TIMEOUT=30m # How long the queue should be idle before being considered for deletion, default 30m + IDLE_TIMEOUT=30m # How long the queue should be idle before being considered for deletion, default 30m (30 minutes)
54-55: Suggestion: Provide more context for MAX_RETRY_COUNT.While the
MAX_RETRY_COUNTvariable is clearly defined, the comment lacks context about what exactly is being retried. Consider adding more information about the specific operation or process this retry count applies to.Consider updating the comment as follows:
# Notification configuration - MAX_RETRY_COUNT=3 # Max retry count, default is 3 + MAX_RETRY_COUNT=3 # Maximum number of retry attempts for failed notification deliveries, default is 3
57-58: Suggestion: Provide more information about LOG_LEVEL options.The
LOG_LEVELvariable is clearly defined with a default value. However, the comment could be more informative by mentioning other possible log levels.Consider updating the comment as follows:
# Log Level - LOG_LEVEL=info # Log level, default is info + LOG_LEVEL=info # Log level (e.g., error, warn, info, debug), default is infoapps/api/docs/production-setup.md (7)
29-29: Consider adding guidance for adjusting REQUEST_MAX_SIZEThe addition of the REQUEST_MAX_SIZE environment variable is good. However, it would be helpful to provide some context on when and how to adjust this value based on the application's specific requirements.
Consider adding a brief explanation, such as:
"Adjust this value based on the largest payload size your API expects to handle. For file uploads or large data transfers, you may need to increase this value."
30-32: Enhance documentation for resource cleanup settingsThe addition of CLEANUP_IDLE_RESOURCES, IDLE_TIMEOUT, and CLEANUP_INTERVAL is valuable for resource management. However, it would be beneficial to provide more context on how these settings impact system performance and resource usage.
Consider adding a brief explanation, such as:
"These settings control the automatic cleanup of idle resources. Enabling cleanup can help manage system resources more efficiently, but may introduce additional overhead. Adjust these values based on your application's usage patterns and server capacity."
35-35: Expand information on NODE_ENV settingsThe addition of NODE_ENV is crucial. However, the documentation could be more comprehensive.
Consider expanding this section to include:
- A brief explanation of what NODE_ENV does and why it's important.
- The implications of setting it to 'production' (e.g., optimized performance, disabled development features).
- Other possible values (like 'test') and their use cases.
- A more detailed explanation of why and when to use 'development', not just for GraphQL playground.
38-38: Provide more context for MAX_RETRY_COUNTThe addition of MAX_RETRY_COUNT is useful, but it lacks context.
Consider adding more information, such as:
- What types of operations or notifications are subject to retries?
- What happens after the maximum retries are exhausted?
- Guidelines on when and how to adjust this value based on the application's reliability requirements and the nature of the notifications.
41-41: Enhance documentation for LOG_LEVELThe addition of LOG_LEVEL is important for controlling application logging. However, the documentation could be more informative.
Consider adding:
- A list of all available log levels (e.g., error, warn, info, debug, trace).
- A brief explanation of what each level means and when to use it.
- The implications of changing the log level on application performance and log verbosity.
- Guidance on choosing the appropriate log level for different environments (development, staging, production).
29-41: Improve structure and completeness of environment variables sectionThe addition of new environment variables enhances the configuration options. However, the structure and completeness of this section could be improved.
Consider the following enhancements:
- Add a brief introduction explaining the purpose of this environment variables section.
- Clearly separate or highlight the newly added variables to make changes more apparent.
- Ensure consistent formatting and level of detail for all variables.
- Add a note indicating whether this is a comprehensive list of all required environment variables or if there are others not listed here.
- Consider adding a table or structured format for better readability, including columns for variable name, default value, and description.
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1-1: Address inconsistencies with PR objectives and checklistThere are some discrepancies between the stated PR objectives, the checklist, and the actual changes:
- The PR objectives mention updating environment values for both development and production setups, but only the production setup file has been modified.
- The PR checklist indicates that updates to the
.env.examplefile are pending.To resolve these inconsistencies:
- Update the development setup documentation with the new environment variables, if applicable.
- Update the
.env.examplefile to include the newly added environment variables.- Review and complete the other pending items in the PR checklist, such as updating test cases and API documentation.
- Update the PR description to accurately reflect the changes made or adjust the changes to meet the stated objectives.
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apps/api/docs/development-setup.md (3)
46-46: LGTM: Clear and well-documented environment variable addition.The
REQUEST_MAX_SIZEvariable is clearly defined with a default value and an explanatory comment. This addition enhances the configuration options for request size limits.
49-49: LGTM: Well-documented environment variable with external reference.The
CLEANUP_INTERVALvariable is clearly defined with a default value. The comment provides good explanation and helpfully references external documentation for time formats.
46-58: Overall: Good additions that align with PR objectives.The new environment variables (
REQUEST_MAX_SIZE,CLEANUP_IDLE_RESOURCES,IDLE_TIMEOUT,CLEANUP_INTERVAL,MAX_RETRY_COUNT, andLOG_LEVEL) have been successfully added to the development setup documentation. These additions align well with the PR objectives of updating environment values in the setup.The changes enhance the configuration options available for the application, providing more control over request size, resource cleanup, notification retries, and logging. While the additions are generally well-documented, I've suggested some minor improvements to enhance clarity and provide more context where needed.
Great job on updating the documentation! These changes will help developers better understand and configure the application environment.
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.env.examplefile with the required values as applicable.PR Details
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Summary by CodeRabbit
These updates allow for improved control over application behavior and resource management.