feat(server): runtime setting support (#5602)
--- <details open="true"><summary>Generated summary (powered by <a href="https://app.graphite.dev">Graphite</a>)</summary> > ## TL;DR > This pull request adds a new migration file, a new model, and new modules related to runtime settings. It also introduces a new `Runtime` service that allows getting, setting, and updating runtime configurations. > > ## What changed > - Added a new migration file `migration.sql` that creates a table called `application_settings` with columns `key` and `value`. > - Added a new model `ApplicationSetting` with properties `key` and `value`. > - Added a new module `RuntimeSettingModule` that exports the `Runtime` service. > - Added a new service `Runtime` that provides methods for getting, setting, and updating runtime configurations. > - Modified the `app.module.ts` file to import the `RuntimeSettingModule`. > - Modified the `index.ts` file in the `fundamentals` directory to export the `Runtime` service. > - Added a new file `def.ts` in the `runtime` directory that defines the runtime configurations and provides a default implementation. > - Added a new file `service.ts` in the `runtime` directory that implements the `Runtime` service. > > ## How to test > 1. Run the migration script to create the `application_settings` table. > 2. Use the `Runtime` service to get, set, and update runtime configurations. > 3. Verify that the runtime configurations are stored correctly in the database and can be retrieved and modified using the `Runtime` service. > > ## Why make this change > This change introduces a new feature related to runtime settings. The `Runtime` service allows the application to dynamically manage and modify runtime configurations without requiring a restart. This provides flexibility and allows for easier customization and configuration of the application. </details>
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import { BadRequestException } from '@nestjs/common';
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import z from 'zod';
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function getAuthCredentialValidator() {
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const email = z.string().email({ message: 'Invalid email address' });
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let password = z.string();
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password = password
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.min(AFFiNE.auth.password.minLength, {
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message: `Password must be ${AFFiNE.auth.password.minLength} or more charactors long`,
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})
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.max(AFFiNE.auth.password.maxLength, {
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message: `Password must be ${AFFiNE.auth.password.maxLength} or fewer charactors long`,
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});
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return z
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.object({
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email,
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password,
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})
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.required();
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}
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function assertValid<T>(z: z.ZodType<T>, value: unknown) {
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const result = z.safeParse(value);
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@@ -35,22 +15,25 @@ function assertValid<T>(z: z.ZodType<T>, value: unknown) {
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}
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export function assertValidEmail(email: string) {
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assertValid(getAuthCredentialValidator().shape.email, email);
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assertValid(z.string().email({ message: 'Invalid email address' }), email);
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}
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export function assertValidPassword(password: string) {
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assertValid(getAuthCredentialValidator().shape.password, password);
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}
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export function assertValidCredential(credential: {
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email: string;
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password: string;
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}) {
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assertValid(getAuthCredentialValidator(), credential);
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export function assertValidPassword(
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password: string,
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{ min, max }: { min: number; max: number }
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) {
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assertValid(
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z
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.string()
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.min(min, { message: `Password must be ${min} or more charactors long` })
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.max(max, {
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message: `Password must be ${max} or fewer charactors long`,
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}),
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password
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);
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}
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export const validators = {
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assertValidEmail,
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assertValidPassword,
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assertValidCredential,
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};
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