Adding a new dockerfile using a cross-platform docker #36
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WalkthroughThis pull request updates the Docker build process and cross-compilation configuration for a Node.js and Swift application. The Dockerfile now accepts a Changes
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participant Dev as Developer
participant Docker as Docker Build
participant Server as Server-Build Stage
participant SwiftSDK as Swift SDK Installer
Dev->>Docker: Build image with TARGETARCH
Docker->>Server: Initiate server-build stage
Server->>SwiftSDK: Install Swift SDK (static version with checksum)
SwiftSDK-->>Server: SDK installed
Server->>SwiftSDK: Execute swift build using x86_64-swift-linux-musl
Server-->>Docker: Complete build stage
Docker->>Dev: Return built image
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participant User as CLI User
participant Script as download.sh
participant Wget as wget2
User->>Script: Provide architecture argument (amd64/aarch64)
Script->>Script: Validate argument and set filename
Script->>Wget: Construct download URL and initiate download
Wget-->>Script: Download completed
Script->>User: Output download progress and finish
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docker/swift-cross-platform/x86_64.json (1)
1-17: Add newline at end of fileThe file is missing a trailing newline, which is a common best practice and helps prevent issues with some tools.
Add a newline at the end of the file.
docker/Dockerfile (2)
6-6: Consider using a.dockerignorefile to optimize the build contextCopying the entire context can include unnecessary files and increase the image size. By adding a
.dockerignorefile, you can exclude files and directories that are not needed in the build.
13-13: Review necessity of installingg++-multilibThe package
g++-multilibis typically used for 32-bit compatibility on 64-bit systems. If not required for cross-compilation to your target architectures, consider removing it to minimize the image size..github/workflows/docker-publish.yml (1)
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56-65: Remove unused Docker metadata extraction for PostgreSQL imageSince the steps to build and push the PostgreSQL image have been removed, the
Extract Docker metadatastep withid: meta-postgresis no longer necessary.Apply this diff to remove the redundant step:
# Extract metadata (tags, labels) for Docker # https://github.com/docker/metadata-action - - name: Extract Docker metadata - id: meta-postgres - uses: docker/metadata-action@98669ae865ea3cffbcbaa878cf57c20bbf1c6c38 - with: - images: ${{ env.REGISTRY }}/${{ env.IMAGE_NAME }} - flavor: | - latest=false - suffix=-postgres - prefix=
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docker/swift-cross-platform/x86_64.json (2)
6-8: LGTM! Appropriate C compiler flags
The -fPIC flag is correctly specified for position-independent code generation, which is necessary for shared libraries.
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Verify the target triple format
The target triple amd64-unknown-linux-gnu is unusual for Swift toolchains, which typically use x86_64-unknown-linux-gnu. This might cause compatibility issues with Swift's build system.
Let's verify the correct target triple format:
Consider changing the target triple to the standard format:
- "target": "amd64-unknown-linux-gnu",
+ "target": "x86_64-unknown-linux-gnu",docker/Dockerfile (3)
18-18: Ensure that $TARGETPLATFORM is defined and used correctly
The variable $TARGETPLATFORM is used but might not be defined in the build context. Make sure to pass TARGETPLATFORM as a build argument and verify its value.
25-25: Verify the path for copying react.leaf
The source path Resources/Views/react.leaf may not exist in the client-build stage under /home/app. Ensure that the path is correct and the file is present at that location.
38-39: Verify that the service starts correctly with the provided command
Ensure that the command ["serve", "--env", "production", "--hostname", "0.0.0.0", "--port", "8080"] works as expected when passed to the executable specified in ENTRYPOINT. Adjust the command or entrypoint if necessary.
.github/workflows/docker-publish.yml (2)
14-14: Confirm that the workflow triggers on the intended branches
The workflow is set to trigger on main and mr-scrooge-3.0.0. Ensure that this aligns with your branching strategy and that develop is intentionally excluded.
98-98: Verify that the Dockerfile path is correct
The Dockerfile path has been changed to ./docker/Dockerfile. Ensure that this path is accurate and that the Dockerfile exists at the specified location.
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Ensure consistency in architecture naming
The Swift resource directory path uses amd64 while we're recommending x86_64 for the target triple. This inconsistency could lead to confusion.
Consider updating the path to match the target architecture naming:
"extra-swiftc-flags": [
- "-resource-dir", "/home/swift-cross-compile/amd64/usr/lib/swift"
+ "-resource-dir", "/home/swift-cross-compile/x86_64/usr/lib/swift"
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| "extra-swiftc-flags": [ | |
| "-resource-dir", "/home/swift-cross-compile/x86_64/usr/lib/swift" | |
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| "extra-cpp-flags": [ | ||
| "-lstdc++", | ||
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Based on the investigation, I can now provide the final response:
Revise C++ flags configuration
-lstdc++is incorrectly placed in compiler flags and should be moved to linker flags- The GCC version (12) in include paths appears to be tied to the system's default GCC toolchain installed via
gcc-aarch64-linux-gnuandg++-multilibpackages, making it a valid configuration for this cross-compilation setup.
"extra-cpp-flags": [
- "-lstdc++",
"-I", "/usr/amd64-linux-gnu/include/c++/12",
"-I", "/usr/amd64-linux-gnu/include/c++/12/amd64-linux-gnu/"
],
+ "extra-linker-flags": [
+ "-lstdc++"
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Revise C++ flags configuration
Two issues need attention:
-lstdc++is a linker flag, not a compiler flag. It should be in a separate linker flags section- The GCC version (12) is hardcoded in include paths, which could cause maintenance issues when upgrading GCC
Consider restructuring the configuration:
"extra-cpp-flags": [
- "-lstdc++",
"-I", "/usr/amd64-linux-gnu/include/c++/12",
"-I", "/usr/amd64-linux-gnu/include/c++/12/amd64-linux-gnu/"
],
+ "extra-linker-flags": [
+ "-lstdc++"
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.github/workflows/docker-publish.yml (1)
91-97: Overall workflow changes look goodThe workflow changes appear to be part of a larger restructuring effort to support cross-platform builds. The security configurations and conditional build/push logic remain properly implemented.
Consider documenting the new Docker build strategy and cross-platform support in the repository's documentation to help other contributors understand the changes.
docker/swift-cross-platform/download.sh (1)
9-9: Add newline at end of fileAdd a newline at the end of the file to comply with POSIX standards.
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14-14: Verify branch strategy change impact
The PR trigger has been modified to target specific branches [main, mr-scrooge-3.0.0]. This change removes the develop branch from the CI pipeline.
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Branch configuration is aligned across workflows
The branch configuration change is consistent with the repository's current structure and other workflow files. Both docker-publish.yml and test-swift.yml are configured to trigger on the same branches (main and mr-scrooge-3.0.0). While the develop branch exists, it's not actively used in any workflow configurations, suggesting an intentional shift in the branching strategy.
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91-97: Verify new Dockerfile structure and cross-platform support
The build configuration now points to a new Dockerfile location and includes cross-platform build support. Please ensure:
- The new Dockerfile at
./docker/Dockerfileexists and contains proper multi-stage builds - The build arguments and platform configurations are properly handled
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Multi-stage builds and cross-platform configuration verified successfully
The Dockerfile at ./docker/Dockerfile demonstrates a well-structured multi-stage build with proper platform handling:
- Client build stage using Node.js 20
- Server build stage using Swift 6.0.3
- Final stage using Ubuntu noble
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docker/swift-cross-platform/download.sh (1)
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In POSIX sh, use = instead of == for string comparison. Also, the architecture string should be "x86_64" instead of "x64_64".
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-if [ $1 == "x64_64" ]; then
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Add error handling and input validation
The script should validate input arguments and handle potential errors during execution.
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#!/bin/sh
# Download files, from the tarball of the swift page
# They are a copy paste from https://www.swift.org/install/linux/ubuntu/24_04/#latest
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+# Exit on error
+set -e
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Enhance download security and maintainability
The current implementation has several areas for improvement:
- No checksum verification of downloaded files
- Hardcoded Swift version
- Basic wget configuration
Consider applying these improvements:
+# Swift version to download
+SWIFT_VERSION="6.0.3"
+BASE_URL="https://download.swift.org/swift-${SWIFT_VERSION}-release/ubuntu2404"
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if [ "$1" = "x86_64" ]; then
- wget "https://download.swift.org/swift-6.0.3-release/ubuntu2404/swift-6.0.3-RELEASE/swift-6.0.3-RELEASE-ubuntu24.04.tar.gz" -O swift-x86_64.tar.gz
+ ARCH=""
+ OUTPUT="swift-x86_64.tar.gz"
else
- wget "https://download.swift.org/swift-6.0.3-release/ubuntu2404-aarch64/swift-6.0.3-RELEASE/swift-6.0.3-RELEASE-ubuntu24.04-aarch64.tar.gz" -O swift-aarch64.tar.gz
+ ARCH="-aarch64"
+ OUTPUT="swift-aarch64.tar.gz"
+fi
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+URL="${BASE_URL}${ARCH}/swift-${SWIFT_VERSION}-RELEASE/swift-${SWIFT_VERSION}-RELEASE-ubuntu24.04${ARCH}.tar.gz"
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src/swift-server/graph/graph.service.swift (2)
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174-181: Avoid Force-Unwrapping Optionals to Prevent Runtime CrashesUsing force unwrap (
!) on optionals likeUUID(uuidString: ...)!andgraph.id!can cause runtime crashes if the values arenil. Consider using safe unwrapping withguard letorif letto handle potentialnilvalues gracefully.For example, replace:
let groupOwnerId = UUID(uuidString: newGraph.groupOwnerId)!With:
guard let groupOwnerId = UUID(uuidString: newGraph.groupOwnerId) else { throw Abort(.badRequest, reason: "Invalid group owner ID.") }Apply similar changes to other instances where force unwrapping is used.
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203-205: Handle Optionalgraph.idSafely After SavingAfter saving
graph, force-unwrappinggraph.id!assumes that theidis always set, which might not be the case if the save operation fails. Ensure thatgraph.idis valid before using it.Modify the code as follows:
guard let graphId = graph.id else { throw Abort(.internalServerError, reason: "Failed to retrieve graph ID.") } let group = GraphGroup( graphId: graphId, group: newGraph.group.group.toInternal(), hideOthers: newGraph.group.hideOthers )src/swift-server/core/exception.swift (1)
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41-57: UpdatetoJSON()method to handleSendabletypesThe
toJSON()method still returns[String: Any]while storing[String: any Sendable]. Consider updating the return type to maintain type safety across the API.- func toJSON() -> [String: Any] { - var dict: [String: Any] = [ + func toJSON() -> [String: any Sendable] { + var dict: [String: any Sendable] = [ "errorCode": errorCode.rawValue, "message": errorCode.message, "context": context, "file": file, "line": line, ] if let cause = cause { - dict["cause"] = cause + if let sendableCause = cause as? any Sendable { + dict["cause"] = sendableCause + } } return dict }src/swift-server/core/date-only.swift (1)
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Calendar.currentis not thread-safe as it depends on the current locale. Consider injecting a static calendar instance or using a thread-local calendar.+ private static let calendar = Calendar(identifier: .gregorian) + init(_ date: Date) { - let calendar = Calendar.current + let calendar = Self.calendar let components = calendar.dateComponents([.year, .month, .day], from: date) self.year = components.year! self.month = components.month! self.day = components.day! } func getDate() -> Date { var components = DateComponents() components.year = year components.month = month components.day = day - return Calendar.current.date(from: components)! + return Self.calendar.date(from: components)! }Also applies to: 44-49
src/swift-server/core/error.swift (1)
PR title and changes mismatch confirmed
The PR title mentions Docker-related changes, but the actual changes are:
- Addition of Swift-related configuration files (.swiftlint.yml)
- Addition of Biome configuration (biome.json)
- Changes to Swift server code (error.swift)
No Docker-related changes are present in this PR. Please either:
- Update the PR title to reflect the current Swift and tooling configuration changes
- Include the intended Docker changes
- Split these into separate PRs if they're unrelated
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1-1: Verify PR scope and titleThere appears to be a mismatch between:
- PR title: "Adding a new dockerfile using a cross-platform docker"
- Actual changes: Swift concurrency improvements (adding
Sendableconformance)Please either:
- Update the PR title to reflect the current changes
- Include the missing Dockerfile changes
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4-4: Consider improving concurrency safetySince this service handles database operations, consider making it
finaland conforming toSendableto ensure thread safety, similar to other classes in the codebase.- class BankTransactionService: ServiceWithQueueAndDb { + final class BankTransactionService: ServiceWithQueueAndDb, Sendable {
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263-265: Safely Unwrap OptionallabelFilterIdWhen assigning
labelFilterId, avoid force-unwrapping. Use safe unwrapping to handle potentialnilvalues.Replace:
graph.$labelFilter.id = UUID(uuidString: labelFilterId)!With:
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277-279: Check Existence Before Unwrappinggraph.idEnsure that
graph.idis notnilbefore force-unwrapping to prevent potential crashes.Update the code as follows:
guard let graphId = graph.id else { throw Abort(.internalServerError, reason: "Failed to retrieve graph ID.") } // Proceed with using graphId
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333-335: Ensure Safe Deletion with Validgraph.idBefore deleting related entries, confirm that
graph.idis valid to avoid unintended behavior.Include a safety check:
guard let graphId = graph.id else { throw Abort(.internalServerError, reason: "Invalid graph ID.") }src/swift-server/session/user-session-authenticator.swift (1)
15-15: Good improvement to error type safety!Making
NotIdentifiedErrorafinalclass is a positive change that:
- Prevents unintended inheritance
- Improves type safety in concurrent contexts
- Aligns with Swift best practices for error types
Consider also conforming to
LocalizedErrorprotocol if you need to provide localized error messages to users.src/swift-server/core/helper.swift (2)
29-35: Fix inconsistent indentation in Dictionary extensionThe indentation in the Dictionary extension is inconsistent with the rest of the file.
-extension Dictionary: IndexedCollection{ - typealias IndexType = Key - typealias ValueType = Value - - func get(_ index: Key) -> Value? { - return self[index] - } +extension Dictionary: IndexedCollection { + typealias IndexType = Key + typealias ValueType = Value + + func get(_ index: Key) -> Value? { + return self[index] + } }
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subscript(safe:)extension.func get(_ index: Int) -> Element? { - if self.count > index { - return self[index] - } - return nil + return self[safe: index] }src/swift-server/importer/importers/n26.importer.swift (1)
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lineCounteris modified in an async context. While it's currently scoped within the task, consider using@TaskLocalor moving it into the stream's state for better clarity of thread-safety intentions.func create(filePath: String) -> AsyncThrowingStream<PartialBankTransaction, Error> { - AsyncThrowingStream { continuation in + AsyncThrowingStream(PartialBankTransaction.self) { continuation in + var lineCounter = 0 Task { do { let csv = try parseCsv(filePath: filePath) - - var lineCounter = 0 while let row = csv.next() { lineCounter += 1src/swift-server/bank-transaction/bank-transaction.service.swift (1)
93-95: Simplify logger usageCreating a local logger variable is unnecessary. You can use
self.loggerdirectly.- let logger = self.logger return movements.create(on: db).map { _ in - logger.info("Insert batch", metadata: ["sql": "Bulk insert"]) + self.logger.info("Insert batch", metadata: ["sql": "Bulk insert"]) }src/swift-server/rules/rules.models.swift (2)
64-64: LGTM! Consider enhancing error context.The error context now includes both condition and parent rule IDs, which is helpful for debugging. Consider adding the operation type to provide even more context.
- .E10013, context: ["condition": id, "parent": $rule.id]) + .E10013, context: ["condition": id, "parent": $rule.id, "operation": operation])
72-72: LGTM! Consider enhancing error context.The error context is consistent with
getStr(). Similarly, consider adding the operation type to provide more context.- .E10014, context: ["condition": id, "parent": $rule.id]) + .E10014, context: ["condition": id, "parent": $rule.id, "operation": operation])
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.github/workflows/docker-publish.yml (3)
47-48: Remove unused Node.js setup step
The workflow still includes Node.js setup but lacks corresponding Node.js build steps.
14-14: Verify branch strategy alignment
The workflow now triggers on mr-scrooge-3.0.0 instead of develop. Ensure this aligns with your branching strategy and version management approach.
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Branch configuration is correctly aligned across workflows
The branch mr-scrooge-3.0.0 is consistently configured across multiple workflow files and exists in the repository. Both develop and mr-scrooge-3.0.0 branches are active, and the configuration appears intentional as:
- The Docker workflow triggers on this branch for pull requests
- The Test Server workflow also includes this branch in its triggers
- The branch exists in the remote repository
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91-97: Verify multi-platform build configuration
The Dockerfile path has been updated and includes multi-platform build support. Ensure the new Dockerfile at ./docker/Dockerfile is properly configured for the specified platforms (linux/amd64,linux/arm64).
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Multi-platform build configuration verified successfully
The Dockerfile is properly configured for multi-platform builds with:
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src/swift-server/core/cursor-handler.swift (1)
3-3: Excellent improvements to concurrency safety!
The changes to CursorHandler enhance thread safety by:
- Making the class
finalto prevent inheritance-related concurrency issues - Adding
Sendableconformance to ensure safe cross-thread data sharing - Requiring
Rto beSendablefor complete thread safety
Let's verify that all types used with CursorHandler are Sendable-compliant:
src/swift-server/importer/importers/n26.importer.swift (1)
5-5: Verify TransformHelper conforms to Sendable
The class is marked as Sendable, but its conformance depends on TransformHelper also being Sendable-compliant.
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The TransformHelper class is already marked as final and conforms to Sendable protocol, as seen in src/swift-server/importer/importers/import-helper.swift. The class is properly designed for concurrent use.
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4-6: LGTM: Good improvement in type safety
The change from [String: Any] to [String: any Sendable] improves thread safety by ensuring all context values are safe to pass between threads.
src/swift-server/core/date-only.swift (1)
3-3: LGTM: Safe implementation of Sendable
The class is a good candidate for Sendable as it contains only immutable properties and the final keyword prevents potentially unsafe subclassing.
src/swift-server/importer/importers/import-helper.swift (1)
3-3: Verify thread safety of FieldsMap
Good addition of Sendable conformance. Since this is a value type (struct) with only Sendable properties, the conformance is correct.
src/swift-server/core/error.swift (1)
22-22: LGTM: Thread-safe error handling
Good improvements:
- Making the class
finalprevents potential thread-safety issues from inheritance Sendableconformance is correct as all properties are immutable andSendable
src/swift-server/importer/importers/commerz-bank.importer.swift (1)
5-5: LGTM: Good concurrency safety improvements
Making the class final and conforming to Sendable improves thread safety and aligns with Swift concurrency best practices.
src/swift-server/rules/rules.models.swift (1)
64-64: Verify Sendable conformance of context values.
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id(UUID): Conforms to Sendable$rule.id(UUID): Conforms to Sendable
Also applies to: 72-72
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- String arrays (e.g., "invalidFields": errorFields)
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Applying @unchecked Sendable to GraphService bypasses the compiler's thread-safety checks, which could lead to data races if the class contains non-thread-safe properties or methods. Please review the class to ensure all properties are either immutable or properly synchronized.
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Address thread safety concerns in TransformHelper
While adding Sendable conformance is good for concurrent usage, there are potential thread safety issues:
DateFormatteris not thread-safe and doesn't conform toSendable- The generic constraint
D: IndexedCollectionmight needSendableconformance
Consider these fixes:
-final class TransformHelper<D: IndexedCollection>: Sendable {
+final class TransformHelper<D: IndexedCollection & Sendable>: Sendable {
let mapping: FieldsMap<D.IndexType>
- let dateFormatter: DateFormatter
+ // Make dateFormatter thread-safe
+ private let dateFormatterStorage: NSCache<NSString, DateFormatter>
+ private let dateFormat: String
init(_ mapping: FieldsMap<D.IndexType>, dateFormat: String) {
self.mapping = mapping
- dateFormatter = DateFormatter()
- dateFormatter.dateFormat = dateFormat
+ self.dateFormatterStorage = NSCache()
+ self.dateFormat = dateFormat
}
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+ private func getDateFormatter() -> DateFormatter {
+ let key = NSString(string: "formatter")
+ if let formatter = dateFormatterStorage.object(forKey: key) {
+ return formatter
+ }
+ let formatter = DateFormatter()
+ formatter.dateFormat = dateFormat
+ dateFormatterStorage.setObject(formatter, forKey: key)
+ return formatter
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🛠️ Refactor suggestion
Consider making DATE_REGEX static and handling regex initialization safely
The regular expression initialization uses force unwrapping which could crash at runtime. Consider making it static and handling potential errors.
- let DATE_REGEX = try! NSRegularExpression(
+ static let DATE_REGEX = try? NSRegularExpression(
pattern: "(?<year>\\d{4})-(?<month>\\d{2})-(?<day>\\d{2})T\\d{2}:\\d{2}:\\d{2}",
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Same issue with @unchecked Sendable in derived class
Similar to the base class, avoid using @unchecked Sendable here as well.
- class CaixaEnginiersCreditImporter: CaixaEnginyersAbstractImporter, @unchecked Sendable {
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| class CaixaEnginiersCreditImporter: CaixaEnginyersAbstractImporter, @unchecked Sendable { | |
| final class CaixaEnginiersCreditImporter: CaixaEnginyersAbstractImporter, Sendable { |
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src/swift-server-tests/app-test.swift (1)
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9-15: Good addition offinalkeyword to TestError!Making error types
finalis a good practice as it:
- Prevents unintended inheritance which could lead to error handling ambiguity
- Enables compiler optimizations
- Aligns with Swift's error handling best practices
Consider adding documentation comments to describe the error cases and usage examples, especially since this is a test utility that other developers might need to use.
src/swift-server-tests/importers/importer-caixa-enginyers.tests.swift (2)
33-34: LGTM! Consider adding documentation for the expected behavior.The new assertions properly validate the status report's format. However, it would be helpful to document why an empty description and nil context are the expected outcomes for a successful import.
XCTAssertEqual(reports.list.first?.status, .ok) + // Successful imports should have no description or context XCTAssertEqual(reports.list.first?.description, "") XCTAssertNil(reports.list.first?.context)
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66-93: Consider adding error case tests.While the happy path is well tested, consider adding test cases for error scenarios such as:
- Malformed XLS files
- Empty files
- Files with invalid data formats
Would you like me to provide example test cases for these scenarios?
src/swift-server/importer/importers/file-parser.swift (1)
11-12: Consider using async file I/O for better concurrencyWhile the simplified file reading is cleaner, using synchronous
String(contentsOfFile:)inside an async context could block the task thread. For large files, this might impact performance.Consider using an async file reading approach for better concurrency:
// Option 1: Use FileHandle with async/await (iOS 15.0+/macOS 12.0+) let fileHandle = try FileHandle(forReadingFrom: URL(fileURLWithPath: filePath)) let data = try await fileHandle.bytes.reduce(into: Data()) { $0.append($1) } let fileString = String(data: data, encoding: encoding) // Option 2: Use chunks for memory efficiency let fileHandle = try FileHandle(forReadingFrom: URL(fileURLWithPath: filePath)) for try await line in fileHandle.bytes.lines { // Process line by line }docker/swift-cross-platform/download.sh (4)
10-11: Consider externalizing version configurationThe Swift version is hardcoded in the script. Consider moving it to an environment variable or configuration file for easier updates.
Apply this diff to make the version configurable:
-SWIFT_VERSION="6.0.3" +# Default version if not set in environment +SWIFT_VERSION="${SWIFT_VERSION:-6.0.3}"
23-23: Fix typo in error messageThe error message contains a typo: "Unsuported" should be "Unsupported".
- echo "Unsuported architecture $1" + echo "Unsupported architecture $1"
17-18: Improve variable clarity for AMD64 architectureThe empty ARCH variable for AMD64 could be more explicit about its purpose.
- ARCH="" + ARCH="-x86_64" # Explicit architecture suffix + # Or if the URL truly doesn't need a suffix for AMD64: + ARCH="" # No suffix needed for AMD64 architecture
27-27: Remove extra empty lineThere's an extra empty line that affects readability.
-docker/Dockerfile (3)
1-1: Consider using an LTS version of Node.jsNode.js 22 is very new and not yet LTS. Consider using Node.js 20 LTS for better stability.
-FROM --platform=$BUILDPLATFORM node:22-slim AS client-build +FROM --platform=$BUILDPLATFORM node:20-slim AS client-build
12-13: Optimize build cache usageCombine the install and build commands to better utilize the cache mount.
-RUN --mount=type=cache,id=pnpm,target=/pnpm/store pnpm install --frozen-lockfile -RUN npx pnpm run build:view +RUN --mount=type=cache,id=pnpm,target=/pnpm/store \ + pnpm install --frozen-lockfile && \ + pnpm run build:view
14-15: Remove debugging ls commandsThe
lscommands appear to be for debugging purposes and should be removed from the final Dockerfile.-RUN ls Resources -RUN ls Resources/Viewssrc/swift-server/user/user.service.swift (2)
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22-23: Implement the TODO for email/username validationThe comment indicates missing validation for duplicate email/username.
Would you like me to help implement the validation logic? Here's a suggested approach:
private func validateUniqueConstraints(username: String, email: String) async throws { let existingUser = try await User.query(on: db) .group(.or) { group in group.filter(\.$username == username) .filter(\.$email == email) } .first() if let existing = existingUser { if existing.username == username { throw UserError.usernameAlreadyExists } throw UserError.emailAlreadyExists } }
4-4: Consider a systematic approach to concurrency safetyThe widespread use of
@unchecked Sendableacross services without proper synchronization mechanisms is concerning. While this allows the code to compile, it doesn't guarantee thread safety.Consider these architectural improvements:
- Prefer actors over classes for services that manage shared state
- If actors aren't suitable, implement a consistent synchronization strategy across all services
- Document thread safety guarantees and assumptions
- Add unit tests specifically for concurrent access patterns
Would you like assistance in creating a migration plan to actors or implementing a consistent synchronization strategy?
Also applies to: 5-5, 83-83
src/swift-server/rules/rules.service.swift (1)
5-5: Document @unchecked Sendable conformanceThe use of
@unchecked Sendableindicates manual verification of thread safety. Consider adding documentation explaining why it's safe to use.Add a documentation comment explaining the thread-safety guarantees:
+/// RuleService is marked as @unchecked Sendable because: +/// - Database operations are inherently thread-safe through Fluent +/// - Shared properties (ruleEngine, cursorHandler) are ... [explain thread-safety strategy] +/// - All other properties are value types or final classes final class RuleService: ServiceWithDb, @unchecked Sendable {
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src/swift-server-tests/importers/importer-caixa-enginyers.tests.swift (1)
66-66: Verify the method name consistency across the codebase.
The spelling correction in the method name improves consistency. Let's verify there are no remaining references to the old method name.
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Method name is correctly spelled and consistent with the codebase
The test method testCaixaEnginyersCreditImport follows the correct spelling pattern used throughout the codebase. The class names consistently use "Enginyers" in their naming, and there are no remaining instances of the incorrect "Enginers" spelling.
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11-12: LGTM! Clean and idiomatic Swift code
The simplified file reading implementation is more concise and maintains proper error handling through Swift's throwing initializer.
Let's verify the error handling behavior:
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Based on the search results, I can see that proper error handling is implemented throughout the codebase using Swift's native error handling mechanisms. The file reading operation using String(contentsOfFile:encoding:) is a throwing initializer that propagates errors up the call stack. The codebase shows consistent use of try, throws, and catch blocks for error handling.
Clean and idiomatic Swift code confirmed
The file reading implementation follows Swift best practices by:
- Using Swift's built-in throwing initializer for safe file operations
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- Maintaining consistent error handling patterns across the codebase
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4-18: Verify cross-compilation paths exist in the build environment
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Cross-compilation paths are correctly configured in the build environment
The Dockerfile shows that the necessary setup is being handled appropriately:
- The build uses
swift:6.0.3-nobleas base image which provides Swift toolchain - Required cross-compilation tools are installed via
apt install gcc-aarch64-linux-gnuandg++-multilib - The paths in
amd64.jsonare standard system paths that will be available after the toolchain installation - The Swift resource directory is correctly set to be extracted from the downloaded Swift distribution
- The build process uses
--destinationflag with the correct JSON configuration file
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31-33: Verify cross-compilation setup and build output
The cross-compilation setup uses dynamic architecture detection and custom toolchain configuration. Ensure the build process works correctly for all target architectures.
Also applies to: 43-43
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Cross-compilation setup appears correctly configured
The cross-compilation setup is properly configured with:
- Architecture-specific JSON configurations for both amd64 and aarch64 with correct toolchain paths and flags
- A download script that handles both architectures and fetches appropriate Swift toolchains
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src/swift-server/rules/rules.service.swift (1)
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+actor FileImportService: ServiceWithQueueAndDb {If actor conversion isn't feasible, implement proper synchronization:
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80-81: Consider adding HEALTHCHECK instruction.Adding a health check would help container orchestration systems monitor the application's health.
EXPOSE 8080 +HEALTHCHECK --interval=30s --timeout=3s \ + CMD curl -f http://localhost:8080/health || exit 1 CMD ["./server", "serve", "--hostname", "0.0.0.0", "--port", "8080"]
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docker/test/test.sh (1)
7-7: LGTM! Port mapping and cleanup flags are properly configured.
The port mapping (8080:8080) aligns with the server configuration in the Dockerfile, and the --rm flag ensures proper cleanup of test containers.
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1-16: LGTM! Client build stage is well-structured.
The Node.js build stage follows best practices:
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Security improvements needed in the final stage.
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dist-upgradewithupgradeas mentioned earlier - Consider adding a non-root user with minimal permissions
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Cross-platform build support is required - uncomment the cross-compilation setup
The workflow is configured for multi-platform builds with PLATFORMS: linux/amd64,linux/arm64 in the environment variables, and the Docker build step uses these platforms. The cross-compilation setup in the Dockerfile should be uncommented to properly support ARM64 builds.
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docker/Dockerfile (2)
14-15: Remove debug commandsThe
lscommands are typically used for debugging and should not be included in the production Dockerfile.-RUN ls Resources -RUN ls Resources/Views
68-72: Consolidate COPY commandsMultiple COPY commands for similar paths can be consolidated for better maintainability.
-COPY --chown=vapor:vapor Public /home/app/Public -COPY --chown=vapor:vapor --from=client-build /home/app/Public/react /home/app/Public/react -COPY --chown=vapor:vapor Resources /home/app/Resources -RUN mkdir -p /home/app/Resource/Views/ -COPY --chown=vapor:vapor --from=client-build /home/app/Resources/Views/react.leaf /home/app/Resources/Views/ +COPY --chown=vapor:vapor Public Resources /home/app/ +COPY --chown=vapor:vapor --from=client-build /home/app/Public/react /home/app/Public/ +COPY --chown=vapor:vapor --from=client-build /home/app/Resources/Views/react.leaf /home/app/Resources/Views/src/swift-server/core/error.swift (2)
22-22: Good improvements for thread safety and immutability!The changes to make
ErrorInfofinal and conform toSendableare excellent improvements:
finalprevents inheritance which is appropriate for this value-type-like classSendableconformance ensures thread-safe usage across concurrent contexts- The immutable properties (
let) properly support theSendablerequirementConsider documenting these thread-safety guarantees in a comment for future maintainers, especially since error handling often crosses concurrent boundaries.
59-64: Fix formatting in error messageThe error message contains a double space between "Bank" and "Date". Also, consider making the message more concise.
.E10018: ErrorInfo( message: - "Commerz Bank Date Regex was invalid and was not able to be generated correctly", + "Commerz Bank Date Regex validation failed", additionalInfo: "the regex is defined in the code, which means a big bug in the code" ),
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18-26: Cross-platform build support is required - uncomment the cross-compilation setup
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5-5: LGTM! Error code addition follows established patterns
The new E10018 error code maintains consistent naming and sequential numbering with existing error codes.
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Let's verify that the new E10018 error code is properly used in the codebase, particularly in the CommerzBankEnImporter.
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Error code E10018 is properly integrated and used
The error code E10018 is correctly defined in the error handling file and is actively used in the CommerzBankEnImporter implementation (src/swift-server/importer/importers/commerz-bank.importer.swift).
Let me verify the error info definition:
Error code E10018 is properly integrated and used
The error code is correctly defined with appropriate error info and message related to Commerz Bank date regex validation. It's properly used in the commerz-bank.importer.swift file where it's thrown during execution.
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18-26:⚠️ Potential issueEnable cross-compilation setup for multi-platform support
The cross-compilation setup is commented out, but it's needed for proper multi-platform support as indicated by the PR title and workflow configuration.
Uncomment and test the cross-compilation setup:
-# FROM --platform=$BUILDPLATFORM swift:6.0.3-noble AS server-build +FROM --platform=$BUILDPLATFORM swift:6.0.3-noble AS server-build -# RUN apt update && apt -y install gcc-aarch64-linux-gnu wget2 && apt -y install g++-multilib -# RUN mkdir /home/swift-cross-compile /home/vapor -# WORKDIR /home/swift-cross-compile -# COPY docker/swift-cross-platform/* /home/swift-cross-compile/ +RUN apt update && apt -y install gcc-aarch64-linux-gnu wget2 && apt -y install g++-multilib +RUN mkdir /home/swift-cross-compile /home/vapor +WORKDIR /home/swift-cross-compile +COPY docker/swift-cross-platform/* /home/swift-cross-compile/
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14-15: Remove debug commands from production DockerfileThe
lscommands are typically used for debugging and should be removed from the production Dockerfile.-RUN ls Resources -RUN ls Resources/Views
12-13: Optimize build stage by cleaning up dev dependenciesAfter building, we should remove development dependencies to reduce the image size.
RUN --mount=type=cache,id=pnpm,target=/pnpm/store pnpm install --frozen-lockfile -RUN npx pnpm run build:view +RUN npx pnpm run build:view && pnpm prune --prod
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61-66: Consider minor formatting improvements.The error message and additional info are clear and informative. However, there's an extra space in "Commerz Bank Date" that should be removed for consistency.
- "Commerz Bank Date Regex was invalid and was not able to be generated correctly", + "Commerz Bank Date Regex was invalid and was not able to be generated correctly",
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5-5: LGTM!The new error code E10018 follows the established pattern and maintains the enum's structure.
24-24: Great improvement for thread safety!The addition of
finalandSendableenhances thread safety and performance:
finalprevents inheritance, optimizing performanceSendableensures safe usage across concurrent contexts- The class's immutable properties make it naturally thread-safe
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9-11: Consider Docker compatibility with macOS requirement.The package requires macOS v13, which is relatively recent. Since this PR involves Docker changes, ensure this requirement doesn't impact the Docker build process.
36-36: Verify the unusually high version numbers.The dependencies
swift-formatandswift-syntaxare using version 600.0.0, which seems unusually high. Please verify these version numbers are correct and supported.Run this script to check the latest versions:
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Based on the GitHub API responses:
- The latest swift-format tags are on the 601.0.0-prerelease branch, and no stable 600.0.0 release exists, so using “from: 600.0.0” in Package.swift ensures that only stable versions are adopted.
- For swift-syntax, the “600.0.0” tag is indeed available (with a later patch “600.0.1” seen), confirming the intended version constraint.
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43-44: 🛠️ Refactor suggestionInconsistent Destination Path for React Leaf File
The filereact.leafis copied from the client-build stage using the command:COPY --from=client-build /home/app/Resources/Views/react.leaf /home/vapor/Resources/Views/react.leafThis places the file under
/home/vapor, which is inconsistent with the final stage working directory (/home/app). Consider updating this to ensure that the file lands at/home/app/Resources/Views/react.leaffor consistent file locations throughout the image.- COPY --from=client-build /home/app/Resources/Views/react.leaf /home/vapor/Resources/Views/react.leaf + COPY --from=client-build /home/app/Resources/Views/react.leaf /home/app/Resources/Views/react.leaf
75-76: 🛠️ Refactor suggestionFix Directory Name Consistency
There is a naming inconsistency with the views directory:
- The directory is created as
/home/app/Resource/Views/(singularResource)- Later, the copy command references
/home/app/Resources/Views/(pluralResources)This mismatch may cause the file not to be found at runtime. Please standardize the directory name—preferably using
Resourcesif that aligns with your naming convention.- RUN mkdir -p /home/app/Resource/Views/ + RUN mkdir -p /home/app/Resources/Views/
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14-15: Debug Commands in Build Stage
TheRUN ls ResourcesandRUN ls Resources/Viewscommands appear to be used for debugging. Unless these are required for validation in your CI pipeline, consider removing them to reduce unnecessary layer bloat.
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84-85: Use Absolute Path in CMD Instruction
TheCMDinstruction uses a relative path (./server), which can lead to runtime issues if the working directory context isn’t as expected. It’s recommended to specify the absolute path (e.g.,/home/app/server) to ensure consistent execution.- CMD ["./server", "serve", "--hostname", "0.0.0.0", "--port", "8080"] + CMD ["/home/app/server", "serve", "--hostname", "0.0.0.0", "--port", "8080"]
18-26: 🛠️ Refactor suggestionCross-Compilation Configuration
The cross-compilation setup is currently commented out (lines 22–26). Given the PR’s focus on a cross-platform Docker build, please review whether these lines should be uncommented and properly configured to support ARM64 builds.
27-31:⚠️ Potential issueAvoid Using dist-upgrade in Server-Build Stage
Usage ofapt-get -q dist-upgrade -y(line 29) is flagged by Hadolint (DL3005) because it can lead to unintended major upgrades. It is recommended to useapt-get -q upgrade -yinstead to ensure a more controlled update process.- && apt-get -q dist-upgrade -y \ + && apt-get -q upgrade -y \Likely invalid or redundant comment.
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19-23: Clean Up Obsolete Cross-Compilation InstructionsThe block of commented-out commands (lines 19–23) related to cross-compilation (e.g., installing
gcc-aarch64-linux-gnu, creating directories, and copying configuration files) is no longer active. If you no longer require these instructions, consider removing them to keep the Dockerfile clean. If they might be useful for future ARM builds, adding a clarifying comment would improve maintainability.
30-33: New TARGETARCH Argument and Swift SDK InstallationA new build argument,
TARGETARCH, has been introduced on line 30 and is utilized in the swift SDK installation command on lines 31–32. Please verify that the hard-coded Swift SDK tarball URL and its checksum are appropriate for all target architectures. Also, if the commented-outdownload.shcommand on line 33 is obsolete, consider removing it.
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16-17: Clarify Platform Specification in Server Build StageThe commented-out line on line 16 shows a previous use of
--platform=$BUILDPLATFORM. Please confirm that removing this parameter from theserver-buildstage is intentional and won’t negatively affect cross-platform compatibility for your Swift build.
| # RUN swift build --destination /home/swift-cross-compile/$TARGETARCH.json -c release --static-swift-stdlib | ||
| # RUN swift build -c release --static-swift-stdlib | ||
| RUN swift sdk list | ||
| RUN swift build -c release | ||
| RUN swift build --swift-sdk x86_64-swift-linux-musl -c release |
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Review Swift Build Command for Cross-Platform Compatibility
The previous build commands (lines 44–45) have been commented out and replaced by the new command on line 47:
RUN swift build --swift-sdk x86_64-swift-linux-musl -c release
This command is hard-coded for the x86_64-swift-linux-musl SDK, which may conflict with the use of the TARGETARCH argument if you intend to support multiple architectures. Please verify whether this is intentional or if the build command should be parameterized to use the proper SDK based on TARGETARCH.
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