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graphql-subscriptions #22

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In this update, a subscription for issue creation has been implemented, enabling real-time updates when an issue is created. This includes changes in the resolvers on the backend and updating some related GraphQL queries on the frontend. The dependencies were also updated to support this feature, with packages including "@graphql-tools/schema", "graphql-postgres-subscriptions", and "graphql-ws" added to backend and the "graphql-ws" version updated on the frontend.
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PR Analysis

  • 🎯 Main theme: Implementation of a GraphQL subscription for issue creation.
  • 📝 PR summary: This PR introduces a real-time subscription feature for issue creation in a project management tool. It includes backend changes to the GraphQL resolvers and subscription setup, as well as frontend updates to handle the new subscription data. Additionally, the PR includes dependency updates and Dockerfile changes to build the frontend with the new dependencies.
  • 📌 Type of PR: Enhancement
  • ⏱️ Estimated effort to review [1-5]: 4, because the PR involves changes across multiple files and layers (frontend and backend), including the setup of GraphQL subscriptions, which requires careful review to ensure proper implementation and integration.
  • 🔒 Security concerns: Yes, because sensitive information such as secrets and OAuth credentials are hardcoded in the docker-compose.yml file, which could lead to security vulnerabilities if the file is exposed or committed to a public repository. It is recommended to use environment variables or a secrets management solution to handle sensitive data securely.

PR Feedback

💡 General suggestions: Overall, the PR seems to be well-structured and addresses the feature of real-time updates for issue creation. However, it is important to ensure that the subscription logic is correctly implemented and that the frontend correctly handles the incoming subscription data. Additionally, it is crucial to verify that the new dependencies are compatible with the existing codebase and that the Dockerfile changes do not introduce any build issues.

🤖 Code feedback:
relevant filefrontend/components/KanbanBoard/index.tsx
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Consider implementing a more specific update logic in the useEffect hook for the issueCreatedSubscription to update the board's state. The current TODO comment should be addressed to ensure that the board reflects the new issues in real-time without requiring a page refresh. [important]

relevant line// TODO: Update the board state locally and server side

relevant filebackend/src/index.js
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Ensure that the token extraction logic in myContextFunction handles different types of requests (HTTP and WebSocket) in a consistent and secure manner. It's important to validate the token and handle any potential errors that may arise during the authentication process. [important]

relevant linelet token = request?.headers?.authorization;

relevant filebackend/src/resolvers/Issue/index.js
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Ensure that the issueCreated subscription publishes the new issue data in a format that is consistent with the GraphQL schema. This will help the frontend to correctly parse and use the data. [important]

relevant linepubsub.publish('ISSUE_CREATED', {

relevant filedocker-compose.yml
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Avoid hardcoding sensitive information such as NEXTAUTH_SECRET, AUTH_KEYCLOAK_SECRET, and other OAuth credentials in docker-compose.yml. These should be passed as environment variables or secrets to maintain security best practices. [important]

relevant lineNEXTAUTH_SECRET: 68a8450a7e7945f6a0c83cef2d46eae177564ac7c6c3872f55bdb04f36f568be

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Introduce a subscription for 'BoardUpdated' in the backend. This changes the front-end to subscribe to these updates, improving the synchronization of board statuses between clients. The changes include functionality for merging incoming data into the existing state and adjust the cache handling when retrieving issue data.
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Closing this due to significant complexity.

@claygorman claygorman closed this Dec 31, 2023
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