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742 in doku das anlegen eines frontend projekt beschreiben #778

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Beschreibung:

Dokumentation zur Erstellung eines neuen Frontend-Projekts.
Da sich einige Informationen bei der Erstellung eines Frontend- oder Backend-Services wiederholt hätten, wurden diese eine Ebene drüber ausgelagert.

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Closes #742

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  • Documentation
    • Updated documentation structure for microservice generation
    • Added detailed guides for creating backend and frontend microservices
    • Improved navigation and clarity of microservice setup instructions
    • Introduced workflow templates for backend and frontend services
    • Clarified naming conventions and project setup processes

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  1. Nicht zutreffende Referenzen vor dem Speichern entfernen

@vjohnslhm vjohnslhm added the documentation Improvements or additions to documentation label Jan 29, 2025
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The pull request involves updates to the documentation for creating microservices, specifically focusing on frontend and backend service creation. The changes include modifications to the VitePress configuration file to improve navigation structure, and the addition of two new documentation files: index.md, new-service-backend.md, and new-service-frontend.md.

The documentation now provides comprehensive guidelines for setting up new microservices, with detailed instructions for both frontend and backend projects. This includes guidance on cloning reference architecture templates, naming conventions, workflow configuration for GitHub Actions, and specific considerations for routing and project setup. The changes aim to provide a clear, structured approach to creating new microservices within the project ecosystem.

Assessment against linked issues

Objective Addressed Explanation
Describe frontend project creation steps [#742]
Provide clear guidance for developers
Outline workflow configuration
Explain template cloning process

The pull request comprehensively addresses the requirements of issue #742 by providing a detailed guide for frontend project creation. The documentation in new-service-frontend.md covers all key aspects, including:

  • Cloning the reference architecture template
  • Naming conventions
  • Workflow template creation
  • Gateway routing configuration
  • Removing unused elements

The documentation provides step-by-step instructions that enable developers to understand and follow the process of creating a new frontend project, meeting the primary objective of the linked issue.


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🔭 Outside diff range comments (1)
docs/src/technik/guides/new-microservice/new-service-backend.md (1)

⚠️ Security: Documentation should follow secure credential management practices

The security concern is valid. The documentation:

  • Explicitly shows default credentials across multiple files
  • Lacks warnings about production security
  • Doesn't provide guidance on secure credential management

Recommendations:

  1. Replace explicit password examples with placeholders (e.g., <YOUR_SECURE_PASSWORD>)
  2. Add security warnings about changing default credentials
  3. Include a section on secure credential management for production environments
  4. Reference the organization's security policies for database credentials
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Line range hint 23-94: Security concern: Database credentials exposed in documentation.

While the documentation is comprehensive, consider:

  1. Not exposing the default password in documentation
  2. Providing instructions to change default credentials
  3. Adding a security warning about using different passwords in production
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🧹 Nitpick comments (1)
docs/src/technik/guides/new-microservice/new-service-frontend.md (1)

68-69: Address TODO comments regarding path adjustments.

The TODO comments indicate missing information about path adjustments and frontend path naming.

Would you like me to help:

  1. Document the path adjustment process?
  2. Provide guidance on renaming the existing frontend path?
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  • docs/.vitepress/config.mts (2 hunks)
  • docs/src/technik/guides/new-microservice/index.md (1 hunks)
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  • docs/src/technik/guides/new-microservice/new-service-frontend.md (1 hunks)
🔇 Additional comments (3)
docs/.vitepress/config.mts (1)

10-10: LGTM! Well-structured navigation updates.

The changes improve documentation organization by:

  • Adding a clear path constant for microservice generation
  • Creating a logical hierarchy in the sidebar for microservice-related docs

Also applies to: 93-102

docs/src/technik/guides/new-microservice/index.md (1)

1-28: LGTM! Clear and well-structured introduction to microservice creation.

The document provides a good overview and clear navigation to specific guides.

docs/src/technik/guides/new-microservice/new-service-frontend.md (1)

71-84: LGTM! Clear gateway routing configuration.

The routing configuration is well-documented with an important warning about route ordering.

@vjohnslhm vjohnslhm requested a review from MrSebastian January 30, 2025 09:29
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