chore: add docker compose to make contributor easy #46
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WalkthroughThis update introduces documentation and configuration enhancements for local development. A new section in the README.md outlines commands to start a Redis service using Docker Compose, run tests, and stop the service. Additionally, a new docker-compose.yml file is added to define the Redis container with proper port mapping. A deprecation notice has also been added in the HomeController to advise developers to use an alternative method for obtaining the Redis instance. Changes
Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant Dev as Developer
participant DC as Docker Compose
participant Redis as Redis Service
participant Test as Unit Test Runner
Dev->>DC: Run "docker compose up -d"
DC->>Redis: Start Redis container (6379:6379)
Dev->>Test: Run "npm test"
Test->>Redis: Access Redis for tests
Dev->>DC: Run "docker compose down"
DC->>Redis: Stop Redis container
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Pull Request Overview
This pull request adds a docker-compose configuration to facilitate local development for contributors by providing an easy setup for Redis, updates the README.md with instructions, and includes a deprecation notice in the test fixture regarding Redis instance methods.
- A new docker-compose.yml file is added to spin up a Redis service.
- README.md is updated with commands to run and stop the Redis service along with running tests.
- A deprecation comment is added in a test fixture to notify developers of a preferred Redis instance method.
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| File | Description |
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| docker-compose.yml | Added docker-compose configuration file for Redis service. |
| README.md | Documentation update including instructions to use docker compose. |
| test/fixtures/apps/ts-multi/redisapp-ts/app/controller/home.ts | Added deprecation comment suggesting the use of getSingletonInstance. |
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docker-compose.yml (1)
1-7: Good implementation of Docker Compose for local developmentThe Docker Compose configuration looks good for its intended purpose. It sets up a Redis service using the lightweight alpine image and maps the standard Redis port correctly.
Consider these enhancements for better developer experience:
name: eggjs_redis_dev services: redis: image: redis:alpine ports: - 6379:6379 + restart: unless-stopped + volumes: + - redis_data:/data +volumes: + redis_data:This would:
- Ensure Redis automatically restarts if it crashes
- Persist Redis data between container restarts (optional depending on your testing needs)
test/fixtures/apps/ts-multi/redisapp-ts/app/controller/home.ts (1)
16-16: Formatting nitpick: Add space after commaThere's a minor formatting issue in this line.
- const { ctx,app } = this; + const { ctx, app } = this;README.md (2)
236-236: Consider matching heading style with the rest of the documentFor consistency with other headings in the document, consider changing:
-## For the local dev +## Local Development
238-254: Clear and helpful instructions for local developmentThe instructions for using Docker Compose to run Redis locally are well-organized and provide all the necessary commands. This will definitely make it easier for contributors to set up their development environment.
Consider adding a brief explanation of why Redis is needed for testing, such as:
## Local Development +The test suite requires a Redis instance to run properly. Use Docker Compose to easily start and stop a Redis service: Run docker compose to start test redis service
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test/fixtures/apps/ts-multi/redisapp-ts/app/controller/home.ts (1)
17-17: Well-placed deprecation noticeGood addition of a deprecation notice to guide developers toward the preferred method. This is helpful for maintaining backward compatibility while encouraging the transition to the recommended approach.
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