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WalkthroughThis pull request enhances the documentation for RefArch integrations within the VitePress configuration. It includes the addition of a comprehensive overview of integrations, individual documentation pages for various integration types (S3, Email, DMS, CoSys, Address), and a restructuring of the navigation sidebar. The updates provide detailed insights into the modules, dependencies, and usage of different integration components, replacing previously existing README files with a more structured and informative approach. Changes
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docs/.vitepress/config.mts (1)
37-43: Consider alphabetically ordering the integration items.For better navigation and maintainability, consider reordering the integration items alphabetically:
items: [ - { text: "S3", link: "/integrations/s3" }, - { text: "Address", link: "/integrations/address" }, - { text: "Cosys", link: "/integrations/cosys" }, - { text: "DMS", link: "/integrations/dms" }, - { text: "E-Mail", link: "/integrations/email" }, + { text: "Address", link: "/integrations/address" }, + { text: "Cosys", link: "/integrations/cosys" }, + { text: "DMS", link: "/integrations/dms" }, + { text: "E-Mail", link: "/integrations/email" }, + { text: "S3", link: "/integrations/s3" }, ],docs/integrations/email.md (1)
10-12: Enhance module descriptions with more details.The module descriptions could be more informative. Consider adding:
- Purpose and key features of each module
- When to use each module
- Dependencies between modules
docs/integrations/s3.md (3)
1-4: Consider enhancing the introduction with more context.The introduction could be more helpful for newcomers by briefly explaining what S3 storage is and its typical use cases.
Consider expanding the introduction like this:
# S3 Integration -Integration for CRUD operations on a s3 storage. Also used for file handling in other integrations. +Integration for CRUD (Create, Read, Update, Delete) operations on S3-compatible object storage systems. S3 (Simple Storage Service) is widely used for storing and retrieving any amount of data, such as files, images, and documents. This integration is also leveraged by other RefArch integrations for their file handling needs.
8-10: Fix grammatical issues.There are a few grammatical issues in this section that should be addressed.
Apply these corrections:
-Beside the default integration it contains different client -libraries for accessing the integration. The client -libraries are especially provided for usage in other integrations. +Besides the default integration, it contains different client +libraries for accessing the integration. The client +libraries are specifically provided for usage in other integrations.🧰 Tools
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17-27: Consider adding a brief explanation of the dependency graph.While the mermaid flowchart is well-structured, it would be helpful to briefly explain the relationships shown in the graph.
Consider adding a description like:
### Dependency graph +The following graph illustrates the dependency relationships between different modules: +- Core modules provide the base functionality +- Client modules depend on the core for basic operations +- Starter modules build upon the core to provide Spring beans +- Service modules implement the complete application using starters + ```mermaid ...docs/integrations/index.md (1)
19-25: Improve grammar and clarity in naming conventions.There are several grammatical issues and incomplete sentences in this section.
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-The different submodules of integrations follow following naming conventions: +The different submodules of integrations follow these naming conventions: -`*-service`: A Spring application using the starter. Is provided as container image. Should not be used as dependency. +`*-service`: A Spring application using the starter. It is provided as a container image and should not be used as a dependency. -`*-example`: A example Spring application for testing and reference. Should not be used as dependency or real environments. +`*-example`: An example Spring application for testing and reference. It should not be used as a dependency or in real environments.🧰 Tools
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docs/integrations/email.md (1)
16-24: LGTM! Clear dependency visualization.The mermaid flowchart effectively illustrates the relationships between components.
docs/integrations/dms.md (1)
16-22: Clarify the unconnected node in dependency graph.The
fabasoft-rest-apinode appears disconnected in the dependency graph. If it's an alternative interface that's not currently used, consider:
- Adding a comment node to explain its status
- Using a different style to indicate it's inactive
- Or removing it if it's not relevant
flowchart RL starter --> core --> fabasoft-soap-api core --> s3-client fabasoft-soap-mock-service --> fabasoft-soap-mock --> fabasoft-soap-api - fabasoft-rest-api + %% Alternative REST API interface (currently unused) + fabasoft-rest-api:::inactive + classDef inactive fill:#eee,stroke-dasharray: 5 5✅ Verification successful
Confirm: REST API node should be clarified in the diagram
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fabasoft-rest-apimodule exists in the project but is indeed disconnected from the main dependency flow. The suggested solution to add a comment and style it differently is appropriate, as it helps readers understand its status.
- The module appears to be an OpenAPI-generated REST client that's currently not integrated into the main flow
- The proposed visual distinction using
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11-15: LGTM! Clear and simple dependency visualization.The dependency graph effectively shows the relationship between components.
docs/integrations/s3.md (1)
39-40: Consider specifying the latest stable version.The XML examples use placeholder versions (
...). It would be more helpful to specify the latest stable version or provide guidance on version selection.Let's check the latest version:
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3-3: Enhance the introduction with a more comprehensive description.As noted in previous feedback, the introduction needs a more explanatory description of what integrations are.
Consider expanding the introduction like this:
-Collection of different integration which can be used as is in RefArch projects. +Integrations are ready-to-use implementations that provide standardized access to commonly used services +in RefArch projects. They eliminate the need to re-implement similar logic across different applications +by offering pre-built, tested, and maintained solutions for connecting to external services, handling +files, processing data, and more. Each integration follows consistent patterns and best practices, +making them easy to incorporate into your applications.
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46-46: Fix incorrect port description.The description for
spring.mail.portappears to be copied from the host property.-| `spring.mail.port` | Host of smtp server used for sending mails. | `1025` | +| `spring.mail.port` | Port number of smtp server used for sending mails. | `1025` |
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docs/integrations/email.md (2)
10-12: Enhance module descriptions for clarity.Consider expanding the module descriptions to include:
- Purpose and key features of each module
- When to use each example implementation
- Dependencies and requirements
16-24: Consider LR (left-to-right) flow for better readability.The dependency graph effectively shows component relationships, but consider changing the flow direction for better readability:
-flowchart RL +flowchart LRLeft-to-right is typically more intuitive for Western readers and follows the natural flow of dependencies.
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1-5: LGTM! Clear and concise introduction.The title is appropriately concise, and the introduction effectively explains the integration's purpose with proper documentation linking.
54-54: LGTM! Link has been fixed.The s3-integration link now correctly points to the new documentation location.
8-8: Verify the naming convention link.Please ensure that the referenced section
#naming-conventionsexists in the index.md file.✅ Verification successful
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10-10: Fix grammar in the introduction to additional modules.Add the missing article "the" for better readability.
-Beside the default modules there are following additional: +Beside the default modules there are the following additional modules:🧰 Tools
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18-26: Add context to the dependency graph.The mermaid flowchart would be more helpful with a brief explanation of what the arrows represent and what the different node types mean (e.g., starters vs clients).
Consider adding a short explanation above the graph, for example:
The following graph shows the dependencies between modules. Arrows indicate dependencies (A → B means A depends on B):docs/integrations/dms.md (2)
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18-24: Improve the dependency graph.The graph needs attention in two areas:
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fabasoft-rest-apinode appears to be isolated with no connections- The graph would benefit from a brief explanation of the relationships
Consider:
- Either connecting the REST API node to show its relationships or add a note explaining why it's isolated
- Adding context above the graph:
The following graph shows the dependencies between modules. Arrows indicate dependencies (A → B means A depends on B):
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41-41: LGTM! Links to s3.md have been fixed.The broken links to the s3-integration README have been correctly updated to point to
./s3.md#usage.Also applies to: 56-56
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39-39: LGTM! Link to s3.md has been fixed.The link to the s3-integration documentation has been correctly updated to point to
./s3.md#usage.
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121-122:⚠️ Potential issueReplace example credentials with placeholders.
Using example credentials in documentation poses a security risk as they might be mistaken for real ones.
- client-id: refarch_client - client-secret: client_secret_123 + client-id: <your-client-id> + client-secret: <your-client-secret>
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19-25: Improve grammar and clarity in naming conventions.The section has some grammatical issues and could be more descriptive.
-The different submodules of integrations follow following naming conventions: +The different submodules of integrations follow these naming conventions: -`*-client`: Interface for accessing the API of the underlying service. -`*-core`: Implementation of the base functionality of the integration in hexagonal architecture. -`*-starter`: Provides Beans of core services. -`*-service`: A Spring application using the starter. Is provided as container image. Should not be used as dependency. -`*-example`: A example Spring application for testing and reference. Should not be used as dependency or in real environments. +`*-client`: Interface module that provides API access to the underlying service. +`*-core`: Core implementation module that follows hexagonal architecture principles. +`*-starter`: Spring Boot starter module that provides auto-configuration of core services. +`*-service`: Containerized Spring application that implements the integration. Not intended for use as a dependency. +`*-example`: Example Spring application for testing and reference purposes. Not intended for production use.🧰 Tools
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31-34: Enhance the dependency graph with additional context.While the graph shows basic relationships, it could be more informative.
flowchart RL - service --> starter --> core --> client + subgraph "Runtime Dependencies" + service["*-service<br/>(Runtime)"] --> starter["*-starter<br/>(Auto-config)"] + starter --> core["*-core<br/>(Business Logic)"] + core --> client["*-client<br/>(API Interface)"] + enddocs/integrations/email.md (2)
10-14: Improve grammar and module descriptions.The section has a minor grammar issue and could provide more context.
-Beside the default modules there are following additional: +Besides the default modules, there are the following additional components: -email-api: Implementation of core email functionality. Will be included in core in the future. -rest-example: Example which uses s3-rest-client. -java-example: Example which uses s3-java-client. +email-api: Core email functionality implementation (Note: Will be merged into core module in future releases) +rest-example: Reference implementation demonstrating s3-rest-client usage for email attachments +java-example: Reference implementation demonstrating s3-java-client usage for email attachments🧰 Tools
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20-28: Improve dependency graph readability.The graph shows all necessary relationships but could be organized better.
flowchart RL + subgraph "Core Components" starter --> core --> api-starter --> api core --> s3-client + end + subgraph "Example Applications" rest-example --> starter rest-example --> s3-rest-client-starter java-example --> starter java-example --> s3-java-client-starter + enddocs/integrations/s3.md (1)
68-70: Improve OAuth2 configuration section clarity.The section has grammar issues that affect readability.
-For authenticating the different endpoints oAuth2 authentication needs to be configured. -See below example or the [according Spring documentation](https://docs.spring.io/spring-security/reference/servlet/oauth2/index.html#oauth2-resource-server). +OAuth2 authentication must be configured to secure the endpoints. +For detailed configuration options, see the example below or refer to the [Spring Security OAuth2 documentation](https://docs.spring.io/spring-security/reference/servlet/oauth2/index.html#oauth2-resource-server).🧰 Tools
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2-3: 🛠️ Refactor suggestionEnhance the introduction to better explain integrations.
The current introduction is too brief. Consider expanding it to better explain:
- What integrations are in the context of RefArch
- Why they are beneficial (reusability, standardization, etc.)
- When to use them
-Collection of different integration which can be used as is in RefArch projects. +RefArch integrations are standardized, production-ready implementations that provide seamless connectivity to commonly used services and systems. They eliminate the need to re-implement similar integration logic across different projects, ensuring consistency and reducing development time. These integrations handle common concerns such as authentication, error handling, and resource management, allowing developers to focus on business logic rather than integration details.Likely invalid or redundant comment.
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7-15: LGTM!The list provides a clear overview of available integrations with consistent descriptions and proper links to detailed documentation.
3-3: 🛠️ Refactor suggestionEnhance the introduction with a more comprehensive description.
The current description lacks clarity about what integrations are and their benefits. Consider expanding it to:
-Collection of different integration which can be used as is in RefArch projects. +Collection of ready-to-use implementations for accessing commonly used services in applications. These integrations provide standardized APIs, reduce coding effort, and minimize maintenance through centralization.Likely invalid or redundant comment.
docs/integrations/email.md (1)
21-26: LGTM!The dependency graph clearly illustrates the relationships between components and follows the naming conventions.
docs/integrations/dms.md (3)
24-24: Clarify the role of disconnected component in the dependency graph.The
fabasoft-rest-apiappears disconnected in the graph. Consider either:
- Adding relationships to show how it integrates with other components, or
- Adding a note explaining why it's shown as disconnected (e.g., "currently not in use").
11-13: 🛠️ Refactor suggestionFormat module names consistently and improve descriptions.
Apply these changes:
-soap-api: Interface for accessing the SOAP-API of the underlying service. -soap-mock: Mock for testing purposes of soap-api. -rest-api: Interface for accessing the REST-API of the underlying service. Alternative for soap-api currently not used by integration. +`soap-api`: Interface for accessing the SOAP-API of the underlying service. +`soap-mock`: Mock for testing purposes of `soap-api`. +`rest-api`: Interface for accessing the REST-API of the underlying service. Alternative for `soap-api`, currently not used by integration.Likely invalid or redundant comment.
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3-3: 🛠️ Refactor suggestionImprove consistency and clarity in the introduction.
Apply these changes:
-Integration for CRUD operations on a dms system in specific fabasoft. Uses [s3-integration](./s3.md) for file handling. +Integration for CRUD operations on a DMS (Document Management System), specifically Fabasoft. Uses [s3-integration](./s3.md) for file handling.Likely invalid or redundant comment.
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3-4: Enhance the overview description.The current description could be more comprehensive. Consider expanding it to highlight the key benefits:
-Integrations are ready to use implementations for accessing often used services in own applications without re-implementing the same logic. -These enable reduced coding effort and maintenance as well as standardized programming interfaces. +Integrations provide ready-to-use implementations for accessing commonly used services in applications. They offer several benefits: +- Reduced development effort by eliminating the need to re-implement common functionality +- Lower maintenance overhead through centralized implementations +- Standardized programming interfaces ensuring consistent usage patterns +- Built-in best practices and security considerations🧰 Tools
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7-8: Add module descriptions for clarity.While the dependency graph shows the module relationships, descriptions of each module's purpose would improve understanding.
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The modules follow the [default naming convention](./index.md#naming-conventions). +The integration consists of the following modules: +- `core`: Core implementation of CoSys document creation functionality +- `client`: Client library for interacting with CoSys service +- `starter`: Spring Boot starter providing auto-configuration +- `example`: Example implementation demonstrating usage patterns
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20-26: 🛠️ Refactor suggestionFix grammar and improve consistency in module descriptions.
The naming conventions section has some grammatical issues.
-The different submodules of integrations follow following naming conventions: +The different submodules of integrations follow these naming conventions: -`*-service`: A Spring application using the starter. It is provided as container image and should not be used as dependency. +`*-service`: A Spring application using the starter. It is provided as a container image and should not be used as a dependency. -`*-example`: A example Spring application for testing and reference. It should not be used as dependency or in real environments. +`*-example`: An example Spring application for testing and reference. It should not be used as a dependency or in real environments.Likely invalid or redundant comment.
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21-21: Verify module naming consistency in dependency graph.The graph shows
apibut the documentation refers toemail-api. Ensure consistency in module naming.docs/integrations/dms.md (1)
11-13: 🛠️ Refactor suggestionAdd guidance for choosing between SOAP and REST APIs.
The documentation should help users choose between the SOAP and REST APIs by explaining their differences, advantages, and limitations.
-`soap-api`: Interface for accessing the SOAP-API of the underlying service. -`soap-mock`: Mock for testing purposes of soap-api. -`rest-api`: Interface for accessing the REST-API of the underlying service. Alternative to soap-api but can't currently be used as drop-in-replacement. +`soap-api`: Interface for accessing the SOAP-API of the underlying service. Recommended for: + - Full feature support + - Production-ready implementations + - Backward compatibility with existing systems +`soap-mock`: Mock implementation for testing purposes of soap-api. +`rest-api`: Interface for accessing the REST-API of the underlying service. Consider using when: + - Modern REST-based architecture is preferred + - Limited feature set is acceptable + - Note: Currently not a drop-in replacement for soap-api due to feature parity gapsLikely invalid or redundant comment.
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32-35: Consider left-to-right flow for better readability.The current right-to-left (RL) flow might be less intuitive for readers. Consider using left-to-right (LR) flow which matches the natural reading direction:
```mermaid -flowchart RL +flowchart LR service --> starter --> core --> client</blockquote></details> <details> <summary>docs/integrations/s3.md (2)</summary><blockquote> `8-10`: **Fix grammatical error in the introduction to client libraries.** The content is informative, but there's a grammatical error. ```diff -Beside the default integration it contains different client libraries for accessing the integration. The client +Besides the default integration, it contains different client libraries for accessing the integration. The client🧰 Tools
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37-38: Enhance the service requirement note.The current note about requiring a running instance could be more explicit.
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[grammar] ~8-~8: Did you mean to use ‘besides’ (meaning ‘apart from’, ‘aside from’) instead of the preposition ‘beside’ (meaning ‘next to’)?
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[uncategorized] ~102-~102: Possible missing preposition found.
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🔇 Additional comments (5)
docs/integrations/index.md (1)
8-16: Well-structured integration descriptions!The descriptions are clear, consistent, and effectively highlight dependencies between integrations.
docs/integrations/s3.md (4)
1-4: LGTM! Clear and concise introduction.The introduction effectively describes the purpose and scope of the S3 integration.
28-28: Consider clarifying the REST communication label.Based on previous discussions, consider either:
- Adding external service communication labels for all relevant connections, or
- Removing the REST label for consistency with other diagrams
Would you like me to propose an updated version of the diagram with either approach?
52-82: LGTM! Comprehensive configuration documentation.The configuration section effectively documents all necessary properties and authentication requirements.
84-91: LGTM! Well-documented client configuration.The Java client starter configuration clearly documents all properties, including optional ones.
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