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This pull request significantly upgrades the Termix application by integrating robust code quality tools and introducing new features for server management. It standardizes code style and commit practices, enhances SSH connection security with advanced authentication methods like TOTP, and expands server monitoring capabilities with a detailed statistics dashboard. Additionally, it streamlines data management operations and broadens language support.
Highlights
Code Quality and Consistency: Introduced commit linting with @commitlint/config-conventional and integrated Husky hooks (.husky/commit-msg, .husky/pre-commit) to enforce consistent commit messages and run lint-staged before commits. Expanded .prettierignore and defined specific formatting rules in .prettierrc for improved code style consistency. Added recommended VS Code extensions in .vscode/extensions.json.
Node.js Version Update: Updated the .nvmrc file to specify Node.js version 20, indicating a downgrade from version 22.
Server Statistics Dashboard: Implemented a new server statistics dashboard with various widgets including CPU, memory, disk, network, uptime, processes, and system information. This feature is supported by new database columns (stats_config in ssh_data) and API routes.
Snippet Management System: Added a new snippet management system with dedicated API routes (/snippets) for creating, retrieving, updating, and deleting code snippets, allowing for quick command execution in the terminal.
Enhanced SSH Connection Handling: Improved SSH connection handling to support keyboard-interactive authentication, including specific logic for Two-Factor Authentication (TOTP) in both terminal and file manager contexts. This includes new TOTPDialog components in the UI.
Improved Data Handling and Security: Refined database import/export processes with better type safety and error handling across various backend routes and utility functions. Updated keyPassword to key_password and privateKey/publicKey to private_key/public_key for consistency in database schemas and API interactions. Added allow_password_login setting and API endpoints for administrative control over password-based authentication.
German Language Support: Added comprehensive German language translations across the application, enhancing multi-language support.
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## Summary of Changes
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This pull request significantly upgrades the Termix application by integrating robust code quality tools and introducing new features for server management. It standardizes code style and commit practices, enhances SSH connection security with advanced authentication methods like TOTP, and expands server monitoring capabilities with a detailed statistics dashboard. Additionally, it streamlines data management operations and broadens language support.
### Highlights
* **Code Quality and Consistency**: Introduced commit linting with `@commitlint/config-conventional` and integrated Husky hooks (`.husky/commit-msg`, `.husky/pre-commit`) to enforce consistent commit messages and run `lint-staged` before commits. Expanded `.prettierignore` and defined specific formatting rules in `.prettierrc` for improved code style consistency. Added recommended VS Code extensions in `.vscode/extensions.json`.
* **Node.js Version Update**: Updated the `.nvmrc` file to specify Node.js version 20, indicating a downgrade from version 22.
* **Server Statistics Dashboard**: Implemented a new server statistics dashboard with various widgets including CPU, memory, disk, network, uptime, processes, and system information. This feature is supported by new database columns (`stats_config` in `ssh_data`) and API routes.
* **Snippet Management System**: Added a new snippet management system with dedicated API routes (`/snippets`) for creating, retrieving, updating, and deleting code snippets, allowing for quick command execution in the terminal.
* **Enhanced SSH Connection Handling**: Improved SSH connection handling to support keyboard-interactive authentication, including specific logic for Two-Factor Authentication (TOTP) in both terminal and file manager contexts. This includes new `TOTPDialog` components in the UI.
* **Improved Data Handling and Security**: Refined database import/export processes with better type safety and error handling across various backend routes and utility functions. Updated `keyPassword` to `key_password` and `privateKey`/`publicKey` to `private_key`/`public_key` for consistency in database schemas and API interactions. Added `allow_password_login` setting and API endpoints for administrative control over password-based authentication.
* **German Language Support**: Added comprehensive German language translations across the application, enhancing multi-language support.
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This pull request introduces a wide range of improvements, including new features, refactoring, and developer experience enhancements. The changes are generally of high quality, with better typing, removal of unused code, and improved configurations. I've found one minor issue related to dead code that should be addressed.
## Code Review
This pull request introduces a wide range of improvements, including new features, refactoring, and developer experience enhancements. The changes are generally of high quality, with better typing, removal of unused code, and improved configurations. I've found one minor issue related to dead code that should be addressed.
This statement has no effect as the result of .all() is not used. It seems to be a leftover from debugging or a refactoring mistake. It should be removed to avoid confusion and unnecessary database operations.
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Summary of Changes
Hello @LukeGus, I'm Gemini Code Assist1 ! I'm currently reviewing this pull request and will post my feedback shortly. In the meantime, here's a summary to help you and other reviewers quickly get up to speed!
This pull request significantly upgrades the Termix application by integrating robust code quality tools and introducing new features for server management. It standardizes code style and commit practices, enhances SSH connection security with advanced authentication methods like TOTP, and expands server monitoring capabilities with a detailed statistics dashboard. Additionally, it streamlines data management operations and broadens language support.
Highlights
@commitlint/config-conventionaland integrated Husky hooks (.husky/commit-msg,.husky/pre-commit) to enforce consistent commit messages and runlint-stagedbefore commits. Expanded.prettierignoreand defined specific formatting rules in.prettierrcfor improved code style consistency. Added recommended VS Code extensions in.vscode/extensions.json..nvmrcfile to specify Node.js version 20, indicating a downgrade from version 22.stats_configinssh_data) and API routes./snippets) for creating, retrieving, updating, and deleting code snippets, allowing for quick command execution in the terminal.TOTPDialogcomponents in the UI.keyPasswordtokey_passwordandprivateKey/publicKeytoprivate_key/public_keyfor consistency in database schemas and API interactions. Addedallow_password_loginsetting and API endpoints for administrative control over password-based authentication.Ignored Files
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Code Review
This pull request introduces a wide range of improvements, including new features, refactoring, and developer experience enhancements. The changes are generally of high quality, with better typing, removal of unused code, and improved configurations. I've found one minor issue related to dead code that should be addressed.
@@ -1191,7 +1174,7 @@ app.post();This statement has no effect as the result of
.all()is not used. It seems to be a leftover from debugging or a refactoring mistake. It should be removed to avoid confusion and unnecessary database operations.