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feat(env): add and document env-var ADMIN_API_KEY_FILE #255

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This pull request introduces a new method for configuring the admin API key by adding support for specifying the key through a file path. The changes span across three files: .env.example, docs/envs.md, and src/config.ts. The implementation allows users to provide the admin API key via a file, which takes precedence over the direct ADMIN_API_KEY environment variable. The configuration logic includes file existence checks and synchronous file reading to update the admin API key.

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File Change Summary
.env.example - Updated comment for ADMIN_API_KEY to clarify it's a "key value"
- Added comments explaining ADMIN_API_KEY_FILE alternative method
docs/envs.md - Added documentation for new ADMIN_API_KEY_FILE environment variable
- Specified type as String with default value Generated
src/config.ts - Changed ADMIN_API_KEY from const to let to allow reassignment
- Introduced ADMIN_API_KEY_FILE constant
- Added logic to read key from file if specified

Sequence Diagram

sequenceDiagram
    participant Config as Configuration
    participant EnvFile as .env File
    participant KeyFile as Admin Key File

    Config->>EnvFile: Check ADMIN_API_KEY_FILE
    alt File path specified
        Config->>KeyFile: Read file contents
        alt File exists
            KeyFile-->>Config: Return key contents
            Config->>Config: Update ADMIN_API_KEY
        else File not found
            Config->>Config: Throw error
        end
    else No file path
        Config->>EnvFile: Use ADMIN_API_KEY directly
    end
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🧹 Nitpick comments (2)
src/config.ts (2)

20-20: Consider using asynchronous file operations
While using readFileSync and existsSync is acceptable for a one-time startup configuration, switching to their asynchronous counterparts may allow better scalability for future expansions or if any additional file I/O is introduced.


39-49: Validate file reading logic and error handling
The logic for reading the admin API key from a file is clear. However:

  • Ensure exceptions from readFileSync are properly handled (e.g., permission errors).
  • Consider logging a warning or additional diagnostic information if the file exists but cannot be read.
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src/config.ts (1)

35-35: Confirm necessity of mutable ADMIN_API_KEY
Switching from const to let allows reassigning the variable, but consider potential concurrency or security implications if this variable is accessed or mutated in other parts of the code.

.env.example (2)

34-34: Good clarification on the admin API key comment
This comment clarifies that ADMIN_API_KEY is the key used for accessing admin API.


37-40: ⚠️ Potential issue

Fix the “precedene” typo
There is a minor spelling error: “precedene” → “precedence”.

-# it takes precedene over ADMIN_API_KEY
+# it takes precedence over ADMIN_API_KEY

Likely invalid or redundant comment.

docs/envs.md (1)

20-20: Excellent addition of ADMIN_API_KEY_FILE
Clearly documents how to set the admin API key via file. Just ensure the spelling of “precedence” is consistent across files.

@djwhitt djwhitt merged commit 8b14d4d into develop Jan 2, 2025
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@djwhitt djwhitt deleted the feature/PE-7357 branch January 2, 2025 18:35
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