docs: add log population script #2885
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Caution Review failedThe pull request is closed. 📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThis pull request updates the configuration for the Contributing section by modifying the JSON file to add a new page entry, "populating-logs". It also introduces a new Markdown file that provides a script for testing API functionality. The script includes various logging functions, API call triggers, and mechanisms for handling rate limits during testing. Changes
Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant Dev as Developer
participant Script as Logging Script
participant API as API Service
Dev->>Script: Execute script with API key
Script->>Script: Initialize logging configurations
Script->>API: Send API call (e.g., success, warning, error)
API-->>Script: Return response status and data
Script->>Dev: Output log messages based on response
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apps/engineering/content/contributing/populating-logs.mdx (5)
5-9: Introduction and Callout SectionThe introductory text and callout provide a basic context for the script. For enhanced clarity, consider expanding on prerequisites (like where to obtain an API key or how to enable rate limits) and the expected outcome of running the script.
11-14: Logs Section Heading and InstructionsThe "### Logs" section is clearly marked, and the instruction to ensure an API key is provided is helpful. Providing a brief note on where or how to obtain the key could further assist users.
65-74: API Key Validation and Argument HandlingThe script validates that an API key is provided by checking the number of command-line arguments. Note that while
API_KEYis obtained from the first argument,ROOT_KEYis set from the second argument without explicit validation. Consider adding a check or a default behavior forROOT_KEYif it’s required for subsequent API operations.
144-184: API Call Function with Randomized Request DistributionThe
make_api_call()function randomly selects between triggering an error, a warning, or making a regular API call based on probability. This structure is useful for testing multiple response scenarios. For more granular error detection, consider explicitly evaluating HTTP status codes from the API response.
248-358: Ratelimit Logs Script EvaluationThe "Ratelimit Logs" section embeds a separate shell script that:
- Processes command-line arguments to extract an API key.
- Defines a set of test identifiers.
- Iterates over these identifiers to execute multiple API calls while logging the results.
The code is clear and functional for local testing purposes. A couple of points to consider:
- The endpoint URL (
http://localhost:8787/v1/ratelimits.limit) is hard-coded; parameterizing it may increase reusability.- More robust error handling could be implemented to manage unexpected API responses in a production-like scenario.
Overall, this script serves its temporary testing purpose well.
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apps/engineering/content/contributing/meta.json (1)
6-13: New Page Entry AdditionThe
"pages"array now correctly includes the new entry"populating-logs". Please confirm that the corresponding Markdown file (populating-logs.mdx) exists and is referenced correctly within the documentation hierarchy.apps/engineering/content/contributing/populating-logs.mdx (7)
1-3: YAML Front Matter ValidationThe YAML front matter sets the document title to "Populating Logs" correctly. Consider adding additional metadata (e.g., date, author) if required by project guidelines.
15-64: Robust Logging Functions with Terminal Color SupportThe code block effectively checks for terminal color support and defines several logging functions (header, success, error, warning, info, debug). This improves the readability of script output in supported terminals.
76-83: Definition of API Endpoints and Rate Limit SettingsThe API endpoints and rate limit parameters are clearly defined and use "localhost" for testing. If this script ever moves beyond local testing, consider making these endpoints configurable via environment variables or additional command-line parameters.
85-102: Random Huge Number Generator FunctionThe
generate_huge_number()function creates a random number with a length between 50 and 100 digits. This is appropriate for testing boundary conditions. (Note: Using the bash built-in$RANDOMis acceptable for this test context, though it is not cryptographically secure.)
104-126: Function to Trigger 500 ErrorThe
trigger_500_error()function constructs a payload with extremely large numeric values and sends it to an endpoint ($RATELIMIT_ENDPOINT.limit) intended to trigger a server error. Please verify that appending.limitto the base endpoint is intentional and consistent with your backend API design.
128-142: Function to Trigger Warning (400 Error)This function simulates a warning scenario by performing a GET request with an invalid namespace ID. As with the 500 error function, verify that appending
.listOverridesto$RATELIMIT_ENDPOINTproduces the expected API behavior.
197-245: Infinite Loop for API Request ExecutionThe infinite loop efficiently handles API request bursts, interval tracking, and periodic rate limit reconfiguration. Be sure that the sleep intervals (
request_delayand the 1-second pauses) and burst parameters are tuned to suit your testing environment, so as not to overwhelm the API server.
| # Script initialization | ||
| log_header "API Testing Script Initialization" | ||
| log_info "API Key: ${API_KEY:0:4}...${API_KEY: -4}" | ||
| log_info "Rate Limit: $RATE_LIMIT_TOKENS requests per $RATE_LIMIT_INTERVAL ms" | ||
| log_info "Total Usage Limit: $TOTAL_USES_LIMIT requests" | ||
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| # Initial rate limit configuration | ||
| log_header "Initial Setup" | ||
| set_rate_limit |
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Script Initialization and Rate Limit Setup
The script initialization logs useful information (truncated API key, rate limit configuration) and calls set_rate_limit to establish the initial configuration. However, the function set_rate_limit is invoked (at lines 194 and later on line 208) without being defined or imported in this file. Please ensure that set_rate_limit is properly defined to avoid runtime errors.
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