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@chad-syntax chad-syntax commented Mar 2, 2025

Adds railway documentation, dependent on gitroomhq/postiz-app#634 merge.

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  • New Features
    • Expanded installation options with additional provider entries for "Coolify" and "Railway".
  • Documentation
    • Added a detailed introductory guide for deploying on Railway, including setup instructions and environment configurations.

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pages/installation/railway.mdx (3)

28-56: Environment variables documentation is comprehensive.

The environment variable section is well-commented and includes both default and custom domain configurations. The Railway variable substitution syntax is correctly used.

Two minor suggestions:

  1. Consider grouping related variables together (e.g., URL-related vars in one section)
  2. Add a note about securing the JWT_SECRET in production
 PORT="5000" # instructs railway to connect the public domain to port 5000
 BACK_END_PORT="3000"
 IS_GENERAL="true"
 SKIP_CONFIG_CHECK="true"
 DATABASE_URL="${{Postgres.DATABASE_URL}}"
 REDIS_URL="${{Redis.REDIS_URL}}?family=0" # the ?family=0 is to necessary for bullqueue to connect to redis via ipv6
-JWT_SECRET="replace me with a long random string"
+JWT_SECRET="replace me with a long random string" # Important: Generate a secure random string for production
 NODE_ENV="production"
 BACKEND_INTERNAL_URL="http://localhost:3000"

26-26: Minor grammar correction needed.

There's a small grammatical error in this sentence.

-The environment variables should be already set up in the template, only listing here for reference.
+The environment variables should already be set up in the template, only listed here for reference.

34-34: Minor typo in comment.

There's a small grammatical error in the Redis URL comment.

-REDIS_URL="${{Redis.REDIS_URL}}?family=0" # the ?family=0 is to necessary for bullqueue to connect to redis via ipv6
+REDIS_URL="${{Redis.REDIS_URL}}?family=0" # the ?family=0 is necessary for bullqueue to connect to redis via ipv6
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pages/installation/_meta.js (1)

6-8: Looks good, added Railway and Coolify options.

The additions maintain proper object syntax with appropriate comma placement and follow the existing naming pattern.

pages/installation/railway.mdx (2)

1-4: Metadata looks good.

The title and description accurately describe the purpose of this documentation page.


6-7: Component imports are appropriate.

Reusing existing documentation components ensures consistency across installation guides.

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LGTM, merging as soon as the dependant PR gets merged.

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Walkthrough

The pull request updates the installation metadata by adding two new options—coolify and railway—and introduces a new Markdown file for Railway installation. The metadata file now supports these new deployment setups. The Railway installation page provides detailed instructions, a deployment button, and information on required environment variables, enhancing the documentation for deploying the application on the Railway platform.

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File(s) Change Summary
pages/installation/_meta.js Added two new entries to the exported object: "coolify": "Coolify" and "railway": "Railway", with updated syntax via an extra comma.
pages/installation/railway.mdx Created a new markdown file detailing the Railway installation process, including metadata, component imports, a deployment button, and environment variable setup.

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sequenceDiagram
    participant U as User
    participant P as Railway Page
    participant R as Railway Platform

    U->>P: Open Railway Installation Page
    P->>U: Display instructions, prerequisites, and deploy button
    U->>P: Click "Deploy with Defaults"
    P->>R: Initiate deployment process
    R-->>P: Return deployment response
    P->>U: Show deployment status
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With new entries lighting up my abode.
"Coolify" and "Railway" now join the scene,
Guiding deployments crisp and clean.
My whiskers twitch with every deploy,
Celebrating changes with boundless joy!
Hop along in code—it's time to enjoy!


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🧹 Nitpick comments (1)
pages/installation/railway.mdx (1)

34-34: Enhance security guidance for JWT_SECRET.

The JWT_SECRET environment variable shows a placeholder value with basic instructions. Consider adding a more specific recommendation for generating a secure random string.

-JWT_SECRET="replace me with a long random string"
+JWT_SECRET="replace me with a long random string (min 32 characters, use a secure generator)"
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pages/installation/_meta.js (1)

6-8: LGTM! Metadata updated properly for new installation options.

The addition of "coolify" and "railway" options to the 8000 metadata object is properly implemented, maintaining the correct syntax and formatting.

pages/installation/railway.mdx (4)

26-55: Environment variables section is comprehensive.

The environment variables section provides a complete set of configurations needed for Railway deployment with helpful comments explaining their purpose. I particularly like the inclusion of custom domain configuration alternatives.


33-33: Good explanation for the Redis URL parameter.

The comment explaining the reason for ?family=0 in the Redis URL is helpful for troubleshooting connection issues.


1-56: The documentation is well-structured and comprehensive.

The installation guide for Railway is properly organized with clear sections, pre-requisites, and detailed configuration information. The use of components like EarlyDoc and Prereqs maintains consistency with other installation guides.


19-19:

❓ Verification inconclusive

Deployment button includes a personal referral code.

The Railway deployment button URL includes a referral code chad. Is this intentional, or should it be a company/organization referral code instead?


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find . -type f -name "*.mdx" -o -name "*.md" | xargs grep -l "railway.com" | xargs grep -l "button.svg" | xargs grep -A 1 -B 1 "referralCode"

Length of output: 249


Deployment Button Referral Code – Please Confirm

The Railway deployment button in pages/installation/railway.mdx currently uses the referral code chad. Our search confirms that this is the only instance in the repository. Could you please confirm if this personal referral code is intentional, or should it be updated to a company/organization referral code?

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