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  • Chores
    • Updated all references from sqlite3-db to storage for database file storage and environment variables.
    • Adjusted configuration files and scripts to use the new storage directory and STORAGE_PATH environment variable.
    • Renamed related volume names and mount paths in container setup for consistency.

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Directory names, environment variables, and volume references related to SQLite database storage have been changed from sqlite3-db to storage throughout the Dockerfile, docker-compose.yml, entrypoint script, and application code. This includes updates to paths, variable names, and volume declarations, with no changes to logic or control flow.

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File(s) Change Summary
Dockerfile Updated all references from sqlite3-db to storage for directory copying, creation, and ownership.
database/player_database.py Renamed environment variable and default path from DATABASE_FILE_PATH/sqlite3-db to STORAGE_PATH/storage.
docker-compose.yml Changed volume and environment variable names and mount paths from sqlite3-db to storage.
scripts/entrypoint.sh Renamed script variables and updated file paths from sqlite3-db to storage; updated echo messages accordingly.

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    participant Docker Compose
    participant Container
    participant Entrypoint Script
    participant Application

    Docker Compose->>Container: Mounts ./storage as /storage
    Container->>Entrypoint Script: Executes entrypoint.sh
    Entrypoint Script->>Entrypoint Script: Check if /storage/players-sqlite3.db exists
    alt File missing
        Entrypoint Script->>Entrypoint Script: Copy from image default /storage/players-sqlite3.db
    else File exists
        Entrypoint Script->>Entrypoint Script: Proceed
    end
    Entrypoint Script->>Application: Start application with STORAGE_PATH=/storage/players-sqlite3.db
    Application->>Application: Use STORAGE_PATH for SQLite DB
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🧹 Nitpick comments (1)
scripts/entrypoint.sh (1)

16-17: Error handling for missing source file
Exiting with code 1 when the source DB file is absent is appropriate. As a minor improvement, consider adding a more descriptive log line or redirecting errors to stderr.

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database/player_database.py (1)

11-12: Environment variable rename and default path update
The STORAGE_PATH env var and default fallback to ./storage/players-sqlite3.db are updated correctly, and the sqlite+aiosqlite:///{storage_path} string builds the right absolute URI.

Dockerfile (2)

50-50: Verify initial database copy path
The COPY storage ./docker-compose instruction is meant to seed /app/docker-compose/players-sqlite3.db inside the image (matching IMAGE_STORAGE_PATH). Please confirm that this produces the expected file location.


55-56: Prepare volume mount point with correct ownership
Adding mkdir -p /storage and chown fastapi:fastapi /storage ensures the /storage directory is present and writable by the non-root fastapi user in a single layer.

docker-compose.yml (1)

11-14: Consistent volume and environment variable renaming
The volume formerly named sqlite3-db is now storage and mounted at /storage/. The STORAGE_PATH env var points to /storage/players-sqlite3.db, and the volumes: section reflects storage: accordingly. These align with the Dockerfile and application code.

Also applies to: 18-18

scripts/entrypoint.sh (2)

4-5: Update entrypoint paths
Renamed and repointed IMAGE_STORAGE_PATH to /app/docker-compose/players-sqlite3.db and VOLUME_STORAGE_PATH to /storage/players-sqlite3.db. Ensure this matches the Dockerfile’s copy target.


9-15: Initial database copy logic
The if [ ! -f "$VOLUME_STORAGE_PATH" ] block correctly handles seeding the database on first run and skips on subsequent starts. The flow is clear and robust.

@nanotaboada nanotaboada merged commit 58c5c3b into master May 17, 2025
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@nanotaboada nanotaboada deleted the feature/docker-compose-storage branch May 17, 2025 02:46
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