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WalkthroughThis PR updates dependencies across the monorepo—notably Next.js from 15.5.4 to 16.0.2, AWS S3 SDK, better-auth, and drizzle-orm—and refactors S3 configuration validation from eager (import-time) to lazy (usage-time). TypeScript JSX configuration changes from "preserve" to "react-jsx", API routes gain S3 availability checks, and documentation is updated with Next.js 16 and known issues. Changes
Sequence DiagramsequenceDiagram
participant APIRoute as API Route
participant S3Lib as s3.ts
participant S3Client as AWS S3
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Note over APIRoute,S3Lib: Old Flow (Eager Validation)
APIRoute->>S3Lib: import s3Client
S3Lib->>S3Lib: Validate config at import time
Note over S3Lib: Fails on startup if S3 misconfigured
end
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Note over APIRoute,S3Lib: New Flow (Lazy Validation)
APIRoute->>APIRoute: Check s3Config.isConfigured
alt S3 Configured
APIRoute->>S3Lib: getSignedUploadUrl(key)
S3Lib->>S3Lib: Validate config at call time
S3Lib->>S3Lib: getS3Client() - lazy init
S3Lib->>S3Client: Initialize AWS S3
S3Client-->>S3Lib: S3Client ready
S3Lib-->>APIRoute: Signed URL
else S3 Not Configured
APIRoute->>APIRoute: Return 503 error
Note over APIRoute: S3 storage unavailable
end
end
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apps/web/src/app/api/data/publish/file/route.ts (1)
83-83: Consider usings3Config.bucketfor consistency.While using
process.env.S3_BUCKET_NAME!directly is safe after the configuration check, consider usings3.s3Config.bucketinstead to maintain consistency with the centralized configuration pattern introduced in this PR.- Bucket: process.env.S3_BUCKET_NAME!, + Bucket: s3.s3Config.bucket,apps/web/src/lib/s3.ts (2)
62-68: Proxy pattern provides backward compatibility but could be clearer.The Proxy-based export maintains backward compatibility for code that directly uses
s3Client. The method binding on line 66 correctly preserves thethiscontext. Consider adding a comment explaining that this Proxy is specifically for backward compatibility, as the pattern might not be immediately obvious to future maintainers.-// Export for backward compatibility, but will throw if S3 is not configured +// Export s3Client as a Proxy for backward compatibility with existing code. +// The Proxy delegates all operations to getS3Client(), which validates +// configuration and performs lazy initialization on first access. export const s3Client = new Proxy({} as S3Client, {
117-117: Consider usings3Config.bucketfor consistency.Similar to the suggestion in the route file, using
s3Config.buckethere would be more consistent with the centralized configuration approach.- Bucket: process.env.S3_BUCKET_NAME!, + Bucket: s3Config.bucket,
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apps/web/src/app/api/data/publish/file/route.ts (1)
62-75: Good refactoring to centralized configuration check.The change from direct environment variable checking to using
s3.s3Config.isConfiguredimproves maintainability by centralizing S3 configuration logic. The HTTP status code change from 500 to 503 is more semantically appropriate, as it indicates service unavailability rather than an internal server error.apps/web/src/lib/s3.ts (3)
5-12: LGTM - Clean configuration check.The
isS3Configured()helper provides a clear, reusable way to verify S3 configuration across the codebase.
31-59: Excellent lazy initialization pattern.The lazy initialization of the S3 client is well-implemented:
- Prevents application startup failures when S3 is not configured
- Validates configuration only when S3 is actually used
- Includes retry configuration (
maxAttempts) for resilience- Supports non-AWS S3 providers via
forcePathStyle
70-87: Well-designed configuration object with getters.The
s3Configobject with dynamic getters provides a clean API for accessing S3 configuration. Thebucketgetter correctly validates configuration before returning the value, maintaining consistency with theclientgetter.apps/web/src/app/api/data/files/[...slug]/route.ts (1)
13-22: Consistent S3 configuration guard implementation.The early configuration check prevents unnecessary processing and returns an appropriate 503 status when S3 is not configured. This change is consistent with the refactoring in the file upload route.
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apps/web/src/lib/s3.ts (1)
86-103: Consider convertingregionandendpointto getters for consistency.The
client,bucket, andisConfiguredproperties use getters for lazy evaluation, butregion(line 98) andendpoint(line 99) read fromprocess.envat module load time. Converting them to getters would make the entire configuration consistently lazy.Apply this diff for consistency:
export const s3Config = { get client() { return getS3Client(); }, get bucket() { if (!isS3Configured()) { throw new Error( "S3 is not configured. Please set S3_BUCKET_NAME environment variable.", ); } return process.env.S3_BUCKET_NAME!; }, - region: process.env.S3_REGION || "us-east-1", - endpoint: process.env.S3_ENDPOINT, + get region() { + return process.env.S3_REGION || "us-east-1"; + }, + get endpoint() { + return process.env.S3_ENDPOINT; + }, get isConfigured() { return isS3Configured(); }, };
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apps/web/src/lib/s3.ts (4)
5-16: LGTM! Clean configuration check.The boolean helper correctly identifies S3 availability and enables the lazy initialization pattern throughout the file.
41-75: Excellent lazy initialization with enhanced configuration.The singleton pattern is correctly implemented, and the addition of retry configuration (
maxAttempts: 3) andforcePathStylesupport improves resilience and compatibility with various S3-compatible providers.
77-84: Clever Proxy pattern for backward compatibility.The Proxy wrapper maintains type safety for consumers while delegating to the lazy-initialized client. The dynamic property access (
as any) is necessary for the pattern and acceptable given the type guarantee at the Proxy level.
126-146: LGTM! Proper validation and lazy client usage.The function now validates S3 configuration upfront and uses the lazy-initialized client, aligning perfectly with the refactored architecture.
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