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This replaces these two PRs and combine them: #27 and #28

Assumes roadrunner-server/sqs#573 will be merged.

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  • Documentation
    • Improved clarity and conciseness of Amazon SQS Driver documentation.
    • Streamlined introduction and added direct links for easier navigation.
    • Updated connection settings for consistency and clarity.
    • Restructured examples for clearer usage scenarios.
    • Enhanced readability with clearer headings and descriptions for configuration options.
    • Updated AWS Lambda documentation for PHP with detailed code snippets and setup instructions.
    • Clarified Logger Plugin configuration options and customization capabilities.
    • Added new configuration parameter read_buf_size for the TCP plugin.
    • Removed consume_all option from AMQP, Beanstalk, and NATS driver documentation, focusing on structured job consumption.
    • Corrected formatting in .gitbook.yaml for improved structure.

@nickdnk nickdnk added the documentation Improvements or additions to documentation label Oct 26, 2024
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The changes involve modifications to multiple files, including .gitbook.yaml, queues/sqs.md, app-server/aws-lambda.md, lab/logger.md, plugins/tcp.md, queues/amqp.md, queues/beanstalk.md, and queues/nats.md. The .gitbook.yaml file underwent a minor formatting correction by removing an unnecessary hyphen to align the summary key properly. The other files received extensive updates to documentation, including clarifications on configuration options, restructuring of examples, and the addition of new parameters, enhancing the overall clarity and usability of the respective documentation.

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File Change Summary
.gitbook.yaml Removed unnecessary hyphen before the summary key under the structure section.
queues/sqs.md Rephrased introduction, condensed local installation info, updated connection settings comments, clarified session_token, revised endpoint comments, restructured examples, and reformatted configuration options for clarity.
app-server/aws-lambda.md Added detailed code snippets for PHP worker and Go application setup, introduced .rr.yaml with updated logging format, and included build instructions.
lab/logger.md Updated log output configuration from string to array format, clarified line endings, and emphasized customizable logging settings.
plugins/tcp.md Added read_buf_size configuration parameter, clarified PHP worker pool details, and made minor formatting adjustments.
queues/amqp.md Removed consume_all configuration option, focusing on structured job consumption.
queues/beanstalk.md Removed consume_all option and introduced required config section in version 2.7.
queues/nats.md Removed consume_all option, maintaining focus on Jobs structures.

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  • chore: docker (protobuf), typos, links and others #19: The changes in the .gitbook.yaml file regarding YAML formatting are related to the updates in the Dockerfile configuration in the same PR, which also involves YAML files, specifically the .rr.yaml file, indicating a focus on configuration file clarity and correctness.

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🧹 Outside diff range and nitpick comments (3)
queues/sqs.md (3)

242-244: Enhance documentation for skip_queue_declaration parameter.

Consider adding more context about when to use this option and potential implications. For example:

  • When to use it (e.g., in production environments where queues are pre-provisioned)
  • What happens if the queue doesn't exist and this option is enabled
  • Performance implications

206-211: Add practical example for retain_failed_jobs with dead-letter queue configuration.

The documentation would benefit from a concrete example showing how to configure a dead-letter queue with retain_failed_jobs. Consider adding a configuration example that demonstrates:

  • Setting up a dead-letter queue
  • Configuring maximum receive count
  • Showing the complete YAML configuration

Would you like me to provide a sample configuration example?


Line range hint 262-276: Enhance attributes documentation with explanations.

While the example shows possible attributes, it would be more helpful to include:

  • Brief explanation of each attribute's purpose
  • Recommended values for common scenarios
  • Impact of changing these values

For example:

attributes:
  # Controls the delay (0-900 seconds) before new messages become visible
  DelaySeconds: 0
  
  # Maximum size of a message in bytes (1024-262144)
  MaximumMessageSize: 262144
  
  # How long messages are retained (60-1209600 seconds)
  MessageRetentionPeriod: 345600
  
  # Long polling wait time (0-20 seconds)
  ReceiveMessageWaitTimeSeconds: 0
  
  # How long messages are hidden from other consumers
  VisibilityTimeout: 30
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91-93: Replace example AWS credentials with clearer placeholder text.

While the current credentials are marked as "EXAMPLE", it's better to use obvious placeholder text to prevent any possibility of misuse. Consider using placeholders like:

-  key: ASIAIOSFODNN7EXAMPLE
-  secret: wJalrXUtnFEMI/K7MDENG/bPxRfiCYEXAMPLEKEY
-  session_token: AQoDYXdzEJr...
+  key: "<YOUR_AWS_ACCESS_KEY_ID>"
+  secret: "<YOUR_AWS_SECRET_ACCESS_KEY>"
+  session_token: "<YOUR_SESSION_TOKEN>" # optional; usually not required

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lab/logger.md (1)

98-98: Highlight breaking change in output format configuration.

The change from output: stdout to output: [ stdout ] represents a breaking change in the configuration schema. Consider adding a migration note to help users update their existing configurations.

Add a note like:

logs:
  output: [ stdout ]
+ # Note: The output format has changed from a string to an array format.
+ # Old format: output: stdout
+ # New format: output: [ stdout ]
plugins/tcp.md (1)

63-67: Add default value for read_buf_size.

The documentation for the new read_buf_size parameter clearly explains its purpose and usage. However, it would be helpful to specify the default value that RoadRunner uses when this optional parameter is not set.

app-server/aws-lambda.md (4)

343-346: Consider adding a note about logging configuration flexibility.

While the current example shows a simple stderr output, it might be helpful to document that the array format supports multiple outputs and provide an example of a more complex logging setup.

Example addition:

logs:
  mode: production
  level: error
  encoding: json
  # Example of multiple outputs
  output: 
    - stderr    # Lambda logs to CloudWatch
    - file.log  # Optional local file logging

Line range hint 1-100: Consider enhancing the PHP worker example with more robust error handling.

The current PHP worker example could benefit from more detailed error handling to help developers troubleshoot issues in the Lambda environment.

Consider adding this enhanced version:

<?php
use Spiral\Goridge;
use Spiral\RoadRunner;
use Nyholm\Psr7\Response;

ini_set('display_errors', 'stderr');
require __DIR__ . "/vendor/autoload.php";

$worker = RoadRunner\Worker::create();
$psr7 = new RoadRunner\Http\PSR7Worker(
    $worker,
    new \Nyholm\Psr7\Factory\Psr17Factory(),
    new \Nyholm\Psr7\Factory\Psr17Factory(),
    new \Nyholm\Psr7\Factory\Psr17Factory()
);

while ($req = $psr7->waitRequest()) {
    try {
        // Log request details for debugging
        error_log(sprintf(
            'Processing request: %s %s',
            $req->getMethod(),
            $req->getUri()
        ));

        $resp = new Response();
        $resp->getBody()->write("hello world");

        $psr7->respond($resp);
    } catch (\Throwable $e) {
        // Enhanced error logging
        error_log(sprintf(
            'Error processing request: %s in %s:%d',
            $e->getMessage(),
            $e->getFile(),
            $e->getLine()
        ));
        
        // Return a structured error response
        $resp = new Response(500);
        $resp->getBody()->write(json_encode([
            'error' => 'Internal Server Error',
            'message' => $e->getMessage()
        ]));
        
        $psr7->respond($resp);
    }
}

Line range hint 200-300: Consider improving error responses in the Lambda plugin.

The current error responses in the Lambda plugin return empty bodies with 500 status codes. This could be enhanced to provide more meaningful error information.

Consider modifying the error responses to include more context:

// Example of a more informative error response
return events.APIGatewayV2HTTPResponse{
    StatusCode: 500,
    Body: json.Marshal(map[string]string{
        "error": "Internal Server Error",
        "detail": err.Error(),
    }),
    Headers: map[string]string{
        "Content-Type": "application/json",
    },
}, nil

Line range hint 344-400: Consider expanding build instructions.

The build instructions could be more detailed to help users understand the process better.

Consider adding these details to the build instructions:

# Build instructions with explanations
# 1. Build the binary
CGO_ENABLED=0 GOOS=linux GOARCH=amd64 go build \
    -trimpath \        # Remove file system paths from binary
    -ldflags "-s" \    # Strip debug information
    -o bootstrap-amd64 main.go plugin.go

# 2. Package the function
zip main.zip bootstrap-amd64 handler.php vendor/* .rr.yaml

# 3. (Optional) Test the package size
du -h main.zip

# Note: Ensure your package size is within Lambda limits (50 MB zipped, 250 MB unzipped)
queues/sqs.md (1)

219-220: Fix markdown formatting issues.

There are several markdown formatting issues that affect readability:

  1. Missing blank lines around headings
  2. Trailing whitespace

Apply these formatting fixes:

  1. Add blank lines before and after headings
  2. Remove trailing whitespace after "queue."

Also applies to: 249-250, 264-266

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134-134: LGTM: Channel-specific output format is consistent.

The array format for channel-specific output configuration matches the new schema format shown in the earlier example.


Line range hint 98-134: Verify configuration format consistency across documentation.

Since this represents a schema change, let's ensure all related documentation files are updated consistently.

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**Configuration format is consistently documented**

Based on the search results, the array format for output configuration `output: [ ... ]` is consistently used across the documentation where output configuration is mentioned. We found three instances:

- `lab/logger.md`: `output: [ stdout ]` and `output: [ http.log ]`
- `app-server/aws-lambda.md`: `output: [ stderr ]`

The other occurrences of "output" in the documentation are either:
- Part of descriptive text
- Different configuration keys (like `log_output`)
- HTTP header configurations



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The documentation is well-organized with:

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app-server/aws-lambda.md (1)

344-344: LGTM! The logging output format update is consistent.

The change from string to array format for log output aligns with modern logging practices and maintains consistency across the documentation.

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queues/sqs.md (3)

30-35: Improve endpoint documentation formatting.

The endpoint documentation has a minor formatting issue with line breaks that could affect readability.

Apply this change:

  # AWS SQS endpoint.
  # This parameter *is only required* if your SQS endpoint is *not* hosted on the AWS infrastructure.
  # Always leave this empty if your queue is on AWS SQS.
- # For ElasticMQ, the default is http://127.0.0.1:9324
+ # For ElasticMQ, the default is:
+ #   http://127.0.0.1:9324
  # Default: empty
  endpoint: ""

235-241: Fix grammar in polling configuration documentation.

There are subject-verb agreement issues in the polling configuration explanation.

Apply these changes:

- By default, SQS and RoadRunner is configured to use **short polling**.
+ By default, SQS and RoadRunner are configured to use **short polling**.
- make sure that your queue and RoadRunner is configured correctly.
+ make sure that your queue and RoadRunner are configured correctly.
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233-234: Fix heading formatting.

Some headings are missing proper spacing which affects readability.

Add blank lines around headings:

+
### Short vs. Long Polling
+

...

+
{% hint style="info" %}
Attributes are only set if RoadRunner creates the queue. Attributes of existing queues are **not modified**.
{% endhint %}
+

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3-8: LGTM! Clear and well-structured introduction.

The introduction effectively explains SQS and provides relevant documentation links. The self-hosting option with ElasticMQ is clearly presented.


164-175: LGTM! Comprehensive FIFO queue documentation.

The FIFO queue section clearly explains the requirements and necessary configuration for maintaining message order.

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97-99: Improve sentence clarity.

The sentence could be more concise.

-If you self-host your SQS-compatible queue, only the endpoint is required. You may be required to provide a set key of
-and secret in order to satisfy parameters of the AWS SQS SDK, which RoadRunner uses under the hood.
+If you self-host your SQS-compatible queue, only the endpoint is required. However, you may need to provide a key and
+secret to satisfy the AWS SQS SDK parameters that RoadRunner uses internally.
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175-175: Fix trailing spaces.

There are trailing spaces at the end of these lines.

-2. You should have `prefetch` set to `1` for the pipeline. If you fetch multiple messages at a time, RoadRunner may not 
+2. You should have `prefetch` set to `1` for the pipeline. If you fetch multiple messages at a time, RoadRunner may not
-to configure for the queue. 
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queues/sqs.md (4)

3-38: LGTM! Clear and well-structured introduction and configuration.

The introduction and basic configuration sections have been improved with:

  • Clear definition of SQS and its relationship to AWS
  • Better explanation of self-hosting options
  • Well-documented configuration parameters with defaults

40-94: LGTM! Well-structured examples covering common scenarios.

The examples section effectively covers different deployment scenarios:

  • Dynamic IAM in same region
  • Dynamic IAM in different region
  • External access with explicit credentials
  • Self-hosted setup
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167-278: LGTM! Comprehensive FIFO queue and visibility timeout documentation.

The documentation effectively explains:

  • FIFO queue requirements and configuration
  • Visibility timeout implications
  • Error handling options
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236-246: LGTM! Clear explanation of polling options.

The warning about short vs. long polling is well-written and provides valuable guidance for cost optimization.

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LGTM, thanks @nickdnk 👍

@rustatian rustatian merged commit 713c2c9 into release/v2024.3 Nov 10, 2024
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