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implementer 0ce790fca3 feat: missing required setting fails startup with a field-specific error (E00-S04-T02)
- packages/config: add src/startup.ts exposing assertValidConfig (builds on
  the T01 TypeBox/Ajv schema) and the field-specific startup errors
  (MissingRequiredSettingError names the missing field; ConfigStartupError
  names each violating field); re-export from the package boundary
- apps/server: validate the startup configuration (including the required
  EPPP_SESSION_SECRET) before the server binds, so a missing required
  setting crashes the process at startup naming the field; depends on
  @personal-blog/config
- compose.yaml: provide EPPP_SESSION_SECRET for the app service (dev-only
  >= 32 char default; override via .env / shell)
- Dockerfile: ship the compiled packages/config in the image (build source +
  runtime dist), matching the server's new workspace dependency
- pnpm-lock.yaml: apps/server importer gains @personal-blog/config
2026-08-30 03:00:40 +00:00

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/**
* EPPP configuration validation — [E00-S04-T01] TypeBox/Ajv schema.
*
* Compiles the TypeBox `configSchema` with Ajv (the golden-tuple validator,
* Technology-Stack §5.2/§7) and exposes `validateConfig`, the generic
* schema-validation entry point: given an unknown value it reports whether
* the value is a valid configuration and the Ajv error messages otherwise.
*
* This is deliberately NOT the E00-S04-T02 field-specific startup error:
* `validateConfig` returns the raw schema-validation outcome (valid or not,
* with the Ajv messages) and performs no startup wiring — the startup error
* formatting (E00-S04-T02, `startup.ts`) and the environment adapter
* (E00-S04-T04) build on this raw outcome in their own modules.
*/
import { Ajv } from 'ajv';
import { configSchema } from './schema.js';
/** Ajv instance for the config schema — `allErrors` reports every violation. */
const ajv = new Ajv({ allErrors: true });
/** The compiled validator — TypeBox schemas are JSON Schema, so Ajv compiles them directly. */
const validateConfigValue = ajv.compile(configSchema);
/** The outcome of validating a value against the config schema. */
export interface ConfigValidationResult {
/** True when the value is a valid configuration. */
valid: boolean;
/** Ajv error messages, empty when `valid` is true. */
errors: string[];
}
/**
* Validates an unknown value against the config schema.
*
* @param value - the value to validate (typically the parsed config object)
* @returns `{ valid: true, errors: [] }` for a valid configuration, or
* `{ valid: false, errors }` with the Ajv messages naming each violation
* (e.g. `"must have required property 'sessionSecret'"`).
*/
export function validateConfig(value: unknown): ConfigValidationResult {
const valid = validateConfigValue(value);
if (valid) {
return { valid: true, errors: [] };
}
const errors = (validateConfigValue.errors ?? []).map((error) => error.message ?? 'invalid');
return { valid: false, errors };
}