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This change adds project documentation and a searchable site, documents API operations and security in OpenAPI, and adds checks for the generated API document. GitHub Actions builds the documentation and API reference, uploads a Pages artifact, and deploys it for pushes to master.
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Summary
OpenAPI contract and API guides src/main/java/xyz/subho/clone/twitter/config/OpenApiConfig.java, src/main/java/xyz/subho/clone/twitter/controller/*, src/main/java/xyz/subho/clone/twitter/model/UserModel.java, src/test/java/xyz/subho/clone/twitter/OpenApiDocumentationTest.java, docs/api/*
Adds API metadata and security requirements, documents controller operations and API behavior, marks the password field as write-only in the schema, and tests the generated document’s metadata, operations, and selected security declarations.
Project overview, setup, and architecture README.md, docs/README.md, docs/getting-started/*, docs/architecture/*, src/main/resources/application-dev.properties
Adds project overview and setup guidance, including configuration and development instructions. Adds descriptions of the architecture, technology choices, and data model. Makes the development database name configurable through DB_NAME, defaulting to twitter_clone.
Contribution and project guidance SECURITY.md, docs/contributing/*, docs/project/*, docs/quality.md
Adds security reporting, contribution, issue and review, roadmap, and support guidance. Adds quality-page metadata.
Site configuration and API reference tooling zensical.toml, docs/tooling/*, docs/robots.txt, .gitignore, pom.xml
Configures the site, navigation, theme, plugins, and Markdown extensions. Adds Redocly and Zensical tooling, crawler and sitemap directives, generated-file ignore rules, and updates the license URL in pom.xml.
Documentation build and publishing workflow .github/workflows/docs.yml, .github/workflows/pr-checker.yml
Adds a workflow that exports and checks OpenAPI, builds the documentation site, uploads a Pages artifact, and deploys it for pushes to master. The PR Checker skips pull requests that change only the specified documentation paths and files.
sequenceDiagram
participant GitHubActions
participant MavenTest
participant Redocly
participant Zensical
participant PagesArtifact
participant GitHubPages
GitHubActions->>MavenTest: Export OpenAPI document
GitHubActions->>Redocly: Lint and build API reference
GitHubActions->>Zensical: Build documentation site
GitHubActions->>PagesArtifact: Upload built site
GitHubActions->>GitHubPages: Deploy artifact for pushes to master
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Possibly related issues
feat: add post title and description search #58 — The documentation describes the current post model and search behavior, which may need updates if that issue’s model and search changes are implemented.
ohbus/twitter-backend-java#55 — Adds the CSRF endpoint and behavior that this change documents and represents in OpenAPI security metadata.
ohbus/twitter-backend-java#54 — Adds search endpoints that this change documents in the endpoint guide and OpenAPI metadata.
Merge Risk: Low · up to 51bc5
Developers with existing native dev data will start against an empty database after this change. They can recover by exporting DB_NAME=twitter; a short note in the native setup guides would prevent the confusion. This is a bounded, development-only concern.
Pre-merge checks: 4 · 1
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Docstring Coverage
Docstring coverage is 0.00% which is insufficient. The required threshold is 80.00%. Docstring coverage is scoped to functions touched by this diff with cyclomatic complexity of at least 2. Documentat…
Write docstrings for the functions missing them to satisfy the coverage threshold.
Passed checks: 4 passed
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Title check
The title "docs: migrate wiki to GitHub Pages" matches the main change. The PR adds Markdown documentation under docs/, a Zensical site configuration, a Redoc API reference, and a GitHub Pages workflo…
Linked Issues check
Directly linked issue #59 is the only active target. Its coding requirements are met by the reviewed head.
Documentation under docs/: Markdown pages cover the requested information architecture (ho…
Out of Scope Changes check
All changed files connect to issue #59 or its documented setup and metadata corrections.
- docs/**, zensical.toml, and docs/tooling/** implement the documentation site, the Redocly and Zensical…
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The title "docs: migrate wiki to GitHub Pages" matches the main change. The PR adds Markdown documentation under docs/, a Zensical site configuration, a Redoc API reference, and a GitHub Pages workflow. The title is short, uses the Conventional Commit prefix, and names the primary goal. It does not cover the OpenAPI annotations, the test, or the CI path filtering, but that is expected for a short title.
Full details: Linked Issues check
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Directly linked issue #59 is the only active target. Its coding requirements are met by the reviewed head.
Documentation under docs/: Markdown pages cover the requested information architecture (home, getting started, architecture, API, quality, contributing, project). Each section has a populated README.md. Content includes Java 25, Spring Boot 4.1, /v1 routes, JWT plus CSRF double-submit, response and error models, entities, and the ohbus/twitter-backend-java URLs.
Site: zensical.toml configures navigation, search, Mermaid, system/light/dark palettes, social metadata, and llmstxt. docs/robots.txt declares the sitemap at the canonical https://subho.xyz/twitter-backend-java/ URL. The workflow runs zensical build --clean --strict.
API reference: OpenApiConfig defines info, license, contact, and bearer, CSRF cookie, and CSRF header schemes. Its operation customizer assigns security requirements. I compared these requirements with security/SecurityConfig.java at the reviewed head. Public GETs (/v1/csrf, /v1/users/{userNameOrUserId}, followers, followings) and public POSTs (/v1/authenticate, /v1/refresh, /v1/users) match the permitAll rules. Other operations require bearer authentication. OpenApiDocumentationTest exports /v3/api-docs and checks the operation count and security schemes. UserModel.password is write-only. Controller changes are annotation-only.
CI: docs.yml runs on documentation-path changes, validates pull requests without deploying, lints and builds Redoc, and deploys only from master through the github-pages environment with Pages permissions. pr-checker.yml ignores documentation-only paths.
Wiki: the wiki stays unchanged, as the issue requires before the site is reachable.
Limits: the incremental diff from the previous reviewed heads could not be read because changed blobs are missing from the checkout. This assessment relies on the whole-PR summary and the current head files that were read. The count of GET operations under /v1/users/** was not checked against every controller method. Its security mapping is consistent with the runtime permitAll rule.
Full details: Out of Scope Changes check
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All changed files connect to issue #59 or its documented setup and metadata corrections.
docs/**, zensical.toml, and docs/tooling/** implement the documentation site, the Redocly and Zensical tooling, and the generated reference.
README.md, SECURITY.md, CHANGELOG.md-independent project pages, and pom.xml license URL implement the requested repository URL and project-information corrections.
OpenApiConfig, controller OpenAPI annotations, the UserModel.password write-only marker, and OpenApiDocumentationTest implement documentation-only API metadata and verification. No controller logic or signatures change, per the summary.
docs.yml and the pr-checker.yml path filter implement the requested Pages CI and docs-only skip behavior.
src/main/resources/application-dev.properties changes the dev datasource database name to ${DB_NAME}. This is a runtime configuration change. It supports the documented setup instruction to set DB_NAME to match .env in docs/getting-started/installation.md. It does not change API behavior, so it is not an unrelated change.
.gitignore excludes generated site/ and docs/tooling dependency directories, which supports the build-artifact rule in #59.
No wiki content, analytics, localization, versioning, custom-domain DNS, runtime endpoint behavior, or application-CI rewrite is shown.
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Docstring coverage is 0.00% which is insufficient. The required threshold is 80.00%. Docstring coverage is scoped to functions touched by this diff with cyclomatic complexity of at least 2. Documentation-only edits and deletions within surviving functions are included; unchanged diff context and fully deleted functions are excluded. Analyzed 11 functions across 8 files. (3 skipped: 3 unsupported.)
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Write docstrings for the functions missing them to satisfy the coverage threshold.
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docs/tooling/package.json-6-6: 1
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Add a link back to the documentation site.
This command replaces the Zensical page with a standalone Redoc page. Readers who open the reference directly have no site navigation to reach the other guides. Add a relative link to the API guide in a custom template. (redocly.com)
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Review comments at @.github/workflows/docs.yml:
- Around line 32-33: Update the concurrency group near the workflow’s `group:
pages` setting so pull-request validation and `master` publishing use separate
groups. Keep cancellation enabled within each group, ensuring a pull-request run
cannot cancel an in-progress publishing run.
Review comments at @docs/architecture/data-model.md:
- Around line 27-28: Update the architecture documentation to state that
database-enforced uniqueness applies to Likes only; describe HashtagPosts as
having indexes without claiming unique hashtag/post pairs.
Review comments at @docs/architecture/README.md:
- Around line 14-16: Update the architecture diagram so SecurityFilterChain is
the outer pipeline, with JwtRequestFilter shown inside it before Controllers; do
not depict the JWT filter as preceding the chain.
Review comments at @docs/contributing/workflow.md:
- Around line 31-32: Update the contributing workflow’s rebase instructions to
fetch from and rebase onto the canonical upstream repository rather than
assuming the contributor’s fork remote is current. Use the repository’s
established upstream remote and master branch, while avoiding a duplicate
remote-add step if the workflow already establishes that remote.
Review comments at @docs/project/support.md:
- Around line 11-12: The security-reporting guidance in the support
documentation points to a repository page that has no private reporting route.
Establish a monitored private reporting channel or enable private vulnerability
reporting, then update the guidance and the Security policy link in the project
README to use that same channel.
Review comments at @README.md:
- Around line 39-40: Update the full-stack quick-start instructions in the
README and getting-started pages to require setting non-empty values for
DB_USER, DB_PASS, DB_ROOT_PASS, and JWT_SECRET, then running ./mvnw clean verify
before docker compose up -d.
- Around line 49-51: Update the backend quick-start instructions to tell users
to fill in the required DB_USER, DB_PASS, and DB_ROOT_PASS values in .env before
starting Compose, and set DB_ROOT_PASS to root so it matches the dev profile’s
root/root login.
Review comments at
@src/main/java/xyz/subho/clone/twitter/config/OpenApiConfig.java:
- Line 107: Update the public-write classification used by the OpenAPI security
configuration so it checks both HTTP method and path, keeping only POST
/v1/users public; ensure PATCH /v1/users requires bearer authentication. Add or
update a test that verifies the generated contract requires bearerAuth for that
PATCH endpoint.
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Review comments at @docs/getting-started/installation.md:
- Line 43: Update the installation guidance around DB_ROOT_PASS to explain that
an existing moo-data volume retains its initialized root password: users should
set DB_ROOT_PASS to that existing password when running the dev profile, while
keeping DB_USER and DB_PASS non-empty, and should not delete the volume.
Review comments at @README.md:
- Line 40: Update the environment-variable guidance in the README and
docs/getting-started/installation.md to specify that JWT_SECRET must contain at
least 32 UTF-8 bytes, matching the validation requirement in JwtUtil; retain the
existing requirement that it be non-empty.
- Line 54: Update the README development startup instructions around the Maven
command to tell users to set a valid JWT_SECRET in their shell before running
it, and apply the same guidance in the native setup guides. Make clear that
loading .env through Compose does not export the variable for this command.
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@src/main/java/xyz/subho/clone/twitter/controller/UserController.java:
- Line 98: Define a response-only user schema without a password and reference
it in the response documentation for lookup, registration, profile update,
follower, and following endpoints in UserController. Keep UserModel as the
request schema so registration continues to require a password, and leave
runtime behavior unchanged.
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Review comments at @README.md:
- Line 40: Update the README’s DB_USER requirement to specify a non-root
username, not merely a non-empty value; apply the same clarification in the
installation documentation. Keep the existing requirements for DB_PASS and
DB_ROOT_PASS unchanged.
- Line 53: Align the native dev datasource with the Compose database by updating
the dev profile’s spring.datasource.url to use DB_NAME with a twitter_clone
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- Line 32: Add a brief note to the native setup sections in README.md and
docs/getting-started/installation.md that developers with existing data in the
former twitter schema should set DB_NAME=twitter before starting the native
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Document the dev schema change for existing native databases.
The native dev profile now reads the schema name from DB_NAME, which defaults to twitter_clone. Before this change, the URL always used twitter. A developer with existing native data in twitter can start against an empty twitter_clone schema. createDatabaseIfNotExist=true creates that schema, and ddl-auto=update creates its tables. The earlier data remains in twitter and is not read.
Add a short note to the native setup sections in README.md and docs/getting-started/installation.md. The note should say that developers who need their existing data must run export DB_NAME=twitter before they start the native profile.
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Add a brief note to the native setup sections in README.md and
docs/getting-started/installation.md that developers with existing data in the
former twitter schema should set DB_NAME=twitter before starting the native
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docs/README.mdsection indexdocs/tooling/Validation
./mvnw clean verify(126 tests)Closes #59
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