Bump up Yorkie to v0.5.5 #175
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docs/auth-webhook.mdx (3)
13-27: Consider enhancing the workflow diagramThe ASCII diagram effectively shows the flow but has some inconsistencies:
- The sequence numbers in the diagram (1-5) don't align with the text explanation below (1-4)
- Consider using Mermaid.js or a similar modern diagramming tool for better maintainability and visual appeal
Example Mermaid.js diagram:
sequenceDiagram participant Client participant Server as Yorkie Server participant Auth as External Server Client->>Server: 1. Request (token, dockey) Server->>Auth: 2. Call webhook (token, dockey, verb) Auth-->>Server: 3. Response (allowed, reason) Server-->>Client: 4. Handle request & respond
29-34: Consider adding error flow descriptionThe workflow steps clearly describe the happy path. Consider adding information about error scenarios and retry mechanisms at this high level overview.
57-67: Enhance code example with error handlingThe code example shows basic token refresh but could benefit from:
- Error handling for failed token refresh
- Timeout handling
- Example of handling different error reasons
const client = new yorkie.Client('{{API_ADDR}}', { authTokenInjector: async (reason) => { try { switch (reason) { case 'token expired': return await refreshAccessToken(); case 'invalid token': await handleInvalidToken(); return await getNewToken(); default: throw new Error(`Unexpected reason: ${reason}`); } } catch (error) { console.error('Token refresh failed:', error); throw error; } }, });docs/self-hosted-server/minikube.mdx (3)
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144-159: Enhance MongoDB setup with production-ready configurationsWhile the MongoDB setup instructions are functional, consider adding the following production-ready configurations:
- Resource limits and requests
- Persistent volume for data storage
- Security configurations (authentication, network policies)
Here's a suggested enhancement to the MongoDB setup:
$ kubectl create namespace mongodb + +# Create a PersistentVolumeClaim for MongoDB +$ kubectl apply -f - <<EOF +apiVersion: v1 +kind: PersistentVolumeClaim +metadata: + name: mongodb-pvc + namespace: mongodb +spec: + accessModes: + - ReadWriteOnce + resources: + requests: + storage: 10Gi +EOF + +# Create MongoDB pod with resource limits and volume mount +$ kubectl apply -f - <<EOF +apiVersion: v1 +kind: Pod +metadata: + name: mongodb + namespace: mongodb +spec: + containers: + - name: mongodb + image: mongo:latest + ports: + - containerPort: 27017 + resources: + limits: + memory: "1Gi" + cpu: "1000m" + requests: + memory: "512Mi" + cpu: "500m" + volumeMounts: + - name: mongodb-data + mountPath: /data/db + volumes: + - name: mongodb-data + persistentVolumeClaim: + claimName: mongodb-pvc +EOF -$ kubectl run mongodb --image=mongo:latest --port=27017 -n mongodb
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182-183: Add Yorkie version information to installation commandSince this PR updates Yorkie to v0.5.5, consider specifying the version in the installation command to ensure users install the correct version:
-$ helm install yorkie-cluster yorkie-team/yorkie-cluster +$ helm install yorkie-cluster yorkie-team/yorkie-cluster --version 0.5.5
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379-380: Add webhook documentation sectionThe PR objectives mention updates to webhook documentation, but this information is missing from the installation guide. Consider adding a section about configuring and using webhooks in the Yorkie cluster, or add a reference to the webhook documentation.
docs/cli.mdx (2)
249-254: Enhance Auth Webhook documentation with security considerationsWhile the documentation clearly shows how to configure the Auth Webhook URL, consider adding:
- A brief explanation of what an Auth Webhook does directly in this section
- Security considerations when setting up the webhook URL (e.g., HTTPS requirements, authentication)
- Example response format expected from the webhook endpoint
Consider expanding the section with:
You can configure the project's Auth Webhook URL using the `--auth-webhook-url` flag. For more details on how Auth Webhook works, please refer to the [auth-webhook](/docs/auth-webhook). +> **Security Note**: Ensure your webhook endpoint uses HTTPS in production environments and implements proper authentication mechanisms. + +The Auth Webhook allows you to implement custom authorization logic for document access. When configured, Yorkie will call this webhook to validate client requests. + ```bash -$ yorkie project update [name] --auth-webhook-url http://localhost:3000/auth-webhook +# Development environment example +$ yorkie project update [name] --auth-webhook-url http://localhost:3000/auth-webhook + +# Production environment example +$ yorkie project update [name] --auth-webhook-url https://api.yourservice.com/yorkie-auth--- Line range hint `356-371`: **Add default value and limitations to Client Deactivate Threshold documentation** The documentation clearly explains the feature and its purpose. Consider enhancing it with: 1. The default threshold value (mentioned earlier as "24h") 2. Any minimum/maximum allowed values 3. Impact on system performance Consider expanding the section with: ```diff Client Deactivate Threshold is a time duration that determines the time for client deactivation of documents in projects. Deactivating the client and detaching it from documents is needed to increase the efficiency of GC removing [CRDT tombstones](https://crdt.tech/glossary). For more information about GC, please refer to [Garbage Collection](https://github.com/yorkie-team/yorkie/blob/main/design/garbage-collection.md). +The default threshold is set to `24h`. You can adjust this value based on your application's needs, considering that: +- A shorter threshold may increase garbage collection efficiency but could affect active clients +- A longer threshold reduces the frequency of client deactivations but may delay garbage collection + You can set client deactivate threshold of the project with `--client-deactivate-threshold` flag.🧰 Tools
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246-246: Detected a Generic API Key, potentially exposing access to various services and sensitive operations.
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246-246: Detected a Generic API Key, potentially exposing access to various services and sensitive operations.
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examples/profile-stack/fileInfo.ts (1)
2-2: Consider optimizing SVG content.The SVG files could be optimized to reduce file size while maintaining quality. Consider using tools like SVGO to:
- Remove unnecessary whitespace and formatting
- Optimize path data
- Merge similar gradients
examples/react-todomvc/fileInfo.ts (1)
2-2: Consider adding E2E tests for Yorkie integrationWhile the implementation looks solid, consider adding end-to-end tests to verify the integration with Yorkie v0.5.5, especially focusing on real-time collaboration features.
Would you like me to help create a GitHub issue for adding E2E tests?
examples/react-tldraw/fileInfo.ts (2)
2-2: Consider enhancing environment configuration security.The environment configuration exposes sensitive information. Consider:
- Using environment-specific files (
.env.development,.env.production)- Adding
.envto.gitignoreto prevent committing sensitive data- Providing a template file (
.env.example) with placeholder values
2-2: Consider enhancing TypeScript configuration.While the current configuration is good, consider enabling additional strict checks:
noImplicitReturnsnoFallthroughCasesInSwitchnoUncheckedIndexedAccess{ "compilerOptions": { + "noImplicitReturns": true, + "noFallthroughCasesInSwitch": true, + "noUncheckedIndexedAccess": true } }examples/vanilla-quill/fileInfo.ts (2)
2-2: Consider adding JSDoc documentation.Adding JSDoc documentation for the
FILE_INFOconstant would improve code maintainability by describing its purpose and structure.+/** + * Defines the directory structure and file contents for the vanilla-quill example. + * @type {DirectoryInfo} + */ export const FILE_INFO: DirectoryInfo = {Also applies to: 1-1
2-2: Update README documentation for SDK version.The README should be updated to reflect the new Yorkie SDK version (0.5.5) and any new features or breaking changes.
# In the root directory of the repository. $ pnpm install + +# Note: This example uses Yorkie SDK version 0.5.5examples/nextjs-scheduler/fileInfo.ts (3)
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12-12: Consider adding input validation for environment variables.The application relies on environment variables but doesn't validate their presence or format at startup.
Consider adding runtime validation:
+const validateEnv = () => { + const required = ['NEXT_PUBLIC_YORKIE_API_ADDR']; + const missing = required.filter(key => !process.env[key]); + if (missing.length > 0) { + throw new Error(`Missing required environment variables: ${missing.join(', ')}`); + } +} + +validateEnv();Also applies to: 13-13, 14-14, 15-15
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32-32: Consider using TypeScript's strict mode for better type safety.The TypeScript configuration has
strictset tofalse. Enabling strict mode would provide better type safety and catch potential issues at compile time.Apply this diff to
tsconfig.json:{ "compilerOptions": { - "strict": false, + "strict": true, + "noImplicitAny": true, + "strictNullChecks": true, } }Also applies to: 33-33, 34-34, 35-35, 36-36, 37-37, 38-38
1-1: Consider adding API documentation.The project structure indicates this is a demo application, but adding API documentation would help users understand how to integrate Yorkie into their own projects.
Consider adding a
docsdirectory with API documentation and integration guides.Also applies to: 2-2, 3-3, 4-4, 5-5
docs/js-sdk.mdx (2)
29-46: Consider adding error handling for token refresh failures.The authentication documentation and code example are well-structured. However, the example could be enhanced by demonstrating how to handle token refresh failures.
Consider updating the example to include error handling:
const client = new yorkie.Client('{{API_ADDR}}', { apiKey: 'xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx', authTokenInjector: async (reason) => { // Handle token refresh logic based on webhook response if (reason === 'token expired') { - return await refreshAccessToken(); + try { + return await refreshAccessToken(); + } catch (error) { + console.error('Failed to refresh token:', error); + throw error; // Propagate the error to trigger auth-error event + } } return accessToken; }, });
430-447: Consider adding a practical example of handling auth-error events.The documentation clearly explains the auth-error subscription. However, it would be more helpful to include a practical example showing how to handle these events in a real application.
Consider adding this example:
// Example: Handling auth errors and showing UI feedback const unsubscribe = doc.subscribe('auth-error', (event) => { const { reason, method } = event.value; // Show appropriate UI feedback based on the error if (method === 'WatchDocuments') { showNotification(`Connection lost: ${reason}. Attempting to reconnect...`); } else if (method === 'PushPull') { showNotification(`Failed to sync changes: ${reason}. Retrying...`); } // Log the error for debugging console.warn(`Auth error during ${method}:`, reason); });
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docs/auth-webhook.mdx (3)
39-43: Verify resource paths and template variables
Please verify:
- The template variable
{{DASHBOARD_PATH}}is properly defined - The image file exists at the specified path
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rg -l "DASHBOARD_PATH"1-115: Verify version compatibility
Since this documentation is part of the Yorkie v0.5.5 update, please verify:
- All API references are compatible with v0.5.5
- No references to features from different versions
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The document is set with order: 80. Let's verify this fits correctly in the documentation navigation structure.
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Documentation order placement is appropriate
The order: 80 placement for the Auth Webhook documentation is correct as it fits logically in the documentation structure:
- Core concepts and getting started (10-30)
- SDKs (30-50)
- Developer tools (60-70)
- CLI (70)
- Auth Webhook (80)
- Self-hosted server (90+)
- Internals and reference (100+)
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3-3: LGTM: Document order update
The document reordering appears intentional and aligns with the documentation structure changes.
examples/vuejs-kanban/fileInfo.ts (3)
2-2: LGTM: Version update matches PR objective
The yorkie-js-sdk version has been correctly updated to ^0.5.5 in the package.json content, which aligns with the PR's main objective.
2-2: Documentation improvements look great
The README.md has been enhanced with clear, step-by-step instructions for running the demo, including proper setup of the Yorkie server and dependency installation. The formatting and structure are well-organized.
2-2: Verify API key configuration for production
The .env files show empty API key configurations. Please ensure this is intentional and won't cause authentication issues in production.
examples/profile-stack/fileInfo.ts (3)
1-2: LGTM! Export declaration follows TypeScript best practices.
The type import and constant export are well-structured and properly typed.
2-2: LGTM! File structure is well-organized and consistent.
The directory tree structure is properly organized with consistent metadata for each file entry.
2-2: Verify path traversal protection.
Let's ensure that the file paths are properly sanitized when used in the application.
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File paths are properly constrained and safe from path traversal
The file paths in the application are:
- Static and predefined in the fileInfo.ts structure
- Used only for serving static assets through Vite (images and styles)
- Relative to the public directory and properly prefixed with "./images/"
- No user input or dynamic path manipulation is involved
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2-2: Well-structured React TodoMVC implementation
The file structure follows React best practices with:
- Clear component separation
- TypeScript for type safety
- Proper configuration files
- Environment-specific settings
2-2: Verify yorkie-js-sdk version consistency
The package.json shows yorkie-js-sdk v0.5.5, which aligns with the PR objective.
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The package.json shows yorkie-js-sdk v0.5.5 which aligns with the PR objective. No inconsistencies were found in the dependency specifications.
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The .env file contains development configuration. Ensure that the production environment variables in .env.production are properly configured for the new Yorkie version.
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Environment configuration is properly structured across environments
The .env and .env.production files are consistently present across examples, following a standard pattern where development configuration is in .env and production configuration in .env.production. The empty production files allow for environment-specific overrides when deployed.
The environment structure follows best practices by:
- Using empty production files to allow deployment-specific values
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Line range hint 4-4: Well-structured hook implementation with proper optimizations.
The useMultiplayerState hook demonstrates good practices:
- Proper cleanup in useEffect
- Performance optimization using throttling
- Comprehensive error handling
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2-2: Well-managed dependencies with specific versions.
The package dependencies are properly versioned, which ensures reproducible builds and reduces the risk of unexpected breaking changes.
examples/vanilla-quill/fileInfo.ts (3)
2-2: LGTM! The FILE_INFO constant is well-structured.
The configuration object properly defines the directory structure and file contents for the vanilla-quill example.
2-2: Verify SDK version consistency across files.
Ensure that the Yorkie SDK version is consistently referenced across all configuration and documentation files.
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SDK version is consistently referenced as 0.5.5 across all example projects
All example projects in the codebase consistently use the same version of yorkie-js-sdk (^0.5.5) in their package.json files:
- vanilla-quill:
"yorkie-js-sdk": "^0.5.5" - vuejs-kanban:
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2-2: Verify environment configuration security.
The .env file contains sensitive configuration. Ensure that:
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2-2: LGTM! File structure is well-organized.
The FILE_INFO constant provides a clear and structured representation of the project's file hierarchy.
Line range hint 5-5: Version consistency with PR objectives confirmed.
The package.json correctly specifies yorkie-js-sdk version 0.5.5, which aligns with the PR objectives.
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1-1: Verify the security of API key exposure in environment files.
The environment configuration includes sensitive information like API keys. While the production environment file is empty, we should ensure proper handling of sensitive data.
Consider using a secret management service for production deployments instead of environment variables for sensitive data.
Also applies to: 6-6
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API key handling follows security best practices
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docs/js-sdk.mdx (1)
427-427: LGTM!
The correction to the "Client Deactivate Threshold" reference improves documentation accuracy.
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2-2: LGTM!
The updates to FILE_INFO accurately incorporate the recent changes to the codebase. The modifications are well-structured and maintain consistency across the application.
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components/Layout/Footer.tsx (1)
149-153: Consider adding a fallback for the status URLThe non-null assertion (
!) onNEXT_PUBLIC_STATUS_URLcould cause runtime errors if the environment variable is not set.Consider adding a fallback URL or conditional rendering:
- <Link href={process.env.NEXT_PUBLIC_STATUS_URL!} className="link" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer"> + {process.env.NEXT_PUBLIC_STATUS_URL && ( + <Link href={process.env.NEXT_PUBLIC_STATUS_URL} className="link" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer"> + System Status + </Link> + )}
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2-3: Version updates look consistent.
The version numbers for both NEXT_PUBLIC_YORKIE_VERSION and NEXT_PUBLIC_YORKIE_JS_VERSION have been consistently updated to '0.5.5', aligning with the PR objective.
Line range hint 1-14: Verify webhook configuration requirements.
The PR objectives mention webhook documentation updates, but there are no webhook-related environment variables. Please verify if additional environment variables are needed for the webhook functionality.
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rg "WEBHOOK|webhook.*env" --type=md --type=mdx7-7: Verify CDN availability for the new version.
The CDN URL has been updated to match the new version. Let's verify the availability of this resource.
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CDN resource is available and properly configured
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Status page integration is properly implemented
The status URL is correctly integrated in the Footer component as a "System Status" link under the Support section, using the environment variable NEXT_PUBLIC_STATUS_URL. The implementation is clean and follows best practices for external link handling with appropriate attributes (target="_blank" and rel="noreferrer").
🏁 Scripts executed
The following scripts were executed for the analysis:
Script:
#!/bin/bash
# Description: Check if the status URL is referenced in any frontend components
# Expected result: References to NEXT_PUBLIC_STATUS_URL in component files
rg -l "NEXT_PUBLIC_STATUS_URL" --type tsx --type jsx
Length of output: 365
Script:
#!/bin/bash
# Let's try a broader search to find any references to the status URL or status page
rg -l "status.*page|status.*url|uptimerobot" --type ts --type tsx --type jsx --type js
# Also check for any environment variable references in the codebase
rg "process\.env\.NEXT_PUBLIC_STATUS" --type ts --type tsx --type jsx --type js
# Check if there are any configuration files that might reference the status URL
fd -e config.js -e config.ts -e config.json -x cat {}
Length of output: 1611
Script:
#!/bin/bash
# Let's try with more generic file extensions since tsx/jsx weren't recognized
# Search in any text file for status URL references
rg -l "status|uptimerobot" --type txt --type js --type ts
# Look for any footer or header components where status links are typically placed
fd -e js -e jsx -e ts -e tsx "footer|header" -x cat {}
# Check package.json to understand the project structure better
cat package.json
Length of output: 11198
components/Layout/Footer.tsx (1)
134-135: LGTM: Navigation restructuring looks good
The change from "Community" to "Support" section maintains consistent styling and structure.
What this PR does / why we need it?
Bump up Yorkie to v0.5.5
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