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…nment - Set up services for FastAPI backend, PostgreSQL, Redis, ChromaDB, and optional Next.js frontend. - Include health checks for each service. - Configure environment variables for database and API connections.
test(unit): add unit tests for authentication service, chunking utilities, database models, and security utilities
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This pull request introduces essential setup files and documentation for running, testing, and deploying the ExploitRAG backend. The main changes include new quick start guides, Docker configuration files, environment variable templates, and a GitHub Actions workflow for backend tests. These additions streamline onboarding, local development, CI/CD, and containerization.
Documentation and Quick Start Guides:
QUICK_START.mdandQUICK_START_HYBRID_AGENT.mdwith step-by-step instructions for running the backend, configuring services, ingesting data, using agent search, troubleshooting, and verifying setup. These guides cover both standard and hybrid/agent modes, including example API calls and feature explanations. [1] [2]Environment and Configuration Files:
backend/.env.exampleandbackend/.env.testto provide example environment variable configurations for development and testing, including database, Redis, ChromaDB, JWT, Gemini API, and rate limiting settings. [1] [2]Docker Support:
backend/Dockerfilefor building and running the backend in a container, including multi-stage builds for optimized image size, health checks, and non-root user setup.backend/.dockerignoreto exclude unnecessary files from Docker build context, improving build speed and reducing image size.Testing and CI/CD:
.github/workflows/backend-tests.ymlto automate backend tests on pushes and pull requests, including service setup (Postgres, Redis), linting, test execution, coverage reporting, and badge generation.Git Ignore Updates:
backend/.gitignoreto exclude build artifacts, environment files, IDE/project settings, data files, logs, and other non-essential files from version control.