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LNK-3288: Combined swagger spec for all services in BFF #582

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🛠️ Description of Changes

Modifications to BFF to gather swagger specs for proxy'd services and include their operations in the BFF's spec.

  • Enhanced Swagger documentation with dynamic service specifications.
  • Added a new property for specifying a validation service URL in the configuration.

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… include their operations in the BFF's spec.

TODO: Still need to include schemas from proxy'd services.
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The pull request introduces a new ServiceSpecAppender class in the LinkAdmin BFF project to dynamically enhance Swagger documentation. This implementation allows the BFF (Backend for Frontend) to automatically fetch and include Swagger specifications from multiple service URLs defined in a ServiceRegistry configuration. The changes involve adding a new document filter, updating project dependencies, and configuring Swagger generation to incorporate service specifications from different sources.

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File Change Summary
DotNet/LinkAdmin.BFF/Application/Swagger/ServiceSpecAppender.cs New class implementing IDocumentFilter to dynamically append service specifications to Swagger documentation
DotNet/LinkAdmin.BFF/LinkAdmin.BFF.csproj Added Microsoft.OpenApi.Readers package reference (v1.6.22)
DotNet/LinkAdmin.BFF/Program.cs Updated Swagger configuration to include ServiceSpecAppender document filter
DotNet/Shared/Application/Models/Configs/ServiceRegistry.cs Added ValidationServiceUrl property to service configuration

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Include proxy'd service specifications in BFF Swagger spec [LNK-3288]

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sequenceDiagram
    participant BFF as BFF Swagger Generator
    participant ServiceRegistry as Service Registry
    participant ServiceA as Service A
    participant ServiceB as Service B
    
    BFF->>ServiceRegistry: Retrieve service URLs
    ServiceRegistry-->>BFF: Return service URLs
    
    BFF->>ServiceA: Fetch Swagger Specification
    ServiceA-->>BFF: Return Swagger Spec
    
    BFF->>ServiceB: Fetch Swagger Specification
    ServiceB-->>BFF: Return Swagger Spec
    
    BFF->>BFF: Merge Service Specifications
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@seanmcilvenna seanmcilvenna marked this pull request as draft December 20, 2024 20:21
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Actionable comments posted: 4

🧹 Nitpick comments (2)
DotNet/LinkAdmin.BFF/Application/Swagger/ServiceSpecAppender.cs (1)

16-26: Investigate error handling for swagger specification retrieval
If the swagger JSON is malformed, the current method might throw. Consider adding more robust error handling (beyond caching) to handle parse failures gracefully.

DotNet/LinkAdmin.BFF/Program.cs (1)

16-16: Unused import?
The import "System.Reflection.Metadata" might be unused. Consider removing it if it's not required.

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  • DotNet/LinkAdmin.BFF/Application/Swagger/ServiceSpecAppender.cs (1 hunks)
  • DotNet/LinkAdmin.BFF/LinkAdmin.BFF.csproj (1 hunks)
  • DotNet/LinkAdmin.BFF/Program.cs (3 hunks)
  • DotNet/Shared/Application/Models/Configs/ServiceRegistry.cs (1 hunks)
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DotNet/LinkAdmin.BFF/Application/Swagger/ServiceSpecAppender.cs (1)

9-9: Review the use of primary constructor feature
The class declaration uses a primary constructor-like syntax. While this is valid from C# 12 onwards, please ensure your project’s language version is set to support this feature if you’re targeting older frameworks or compilers.

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Primary constructor usage is appropriate
The project targets .NET 8.0 (<TargetFramework>net8.0</TargetFramework>), which includes C# 12 by default. Primary constructors are fully supported in this environment, so the syntax used in the code is appropriate and safe to use.

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DotNet/Shared/Application/Models/Configs/ServiceRegistry.cs (1)

19-19: Audit potential usage of ValidationServiceUrl
While adding this property provides a new configuration point, ensure that validation service calls, if implemented, handle potential null or empty strings and provide proper fallback or exception handling.

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Let me check the implementation of the service spec appender to understand how the ValidationServiceUrl is used.


Let me try a different approach to check the implementation using ripgrep.


Let me check the complete implementation of the Apply method where ValidationServiceUrl is used.


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ValidationServiceUrl is properly handled with null checks
The ValidationServiceUrl is only used in ServiceSpecAppender where it's properly guarded with a null check using string.IsNullOrEmpty() before usage, following the same pattern as other service URLs in the class. The property's null-forgiving operator (null!) is appropriate as it's a required configuration value that should be set after initialization.

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DotNet/LinkAdmin.BFF/Program.cs (2)

29-29: Ensure correct namespace usage
The newly added namespace reference "LantanaGroup.Link.LinkAdmin.BFF.Application.Swagger" is valid for referencing the document filter. This looks good, so ensure no circular dependencies.


308-308: Excellent addition of ServiceSpecAppender to the Swagger configuration
Registering the custom document filter ensures that proxied services’ Swagger specs are appended to the final document, fulfilling the PR objective.

@seanmcilvenna seanmcilvenna changed the title Modifications to BFF to gather swagger specs for proxy'd services and… LNK-3288: Combined swagger spec for all services in BFF Jan 3, 2025
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