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15-28: Fix typos in setup instructions.There are a few typos in the setup instructions:
-- Once in the AWS Ampliy dashboard, click on `Create new app`. +- Once in the AWS Amplify dashboard, click on `Create new app`.🧰 Tools
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version: 1 applications: - frontend: phases: preBuild: commands: + # Configure pnpm for hoisted dependencies - echo 'node-linker=hoisted' >> .npmrc + # Install pnpm package manager - npm install -g pnpm + # Install project dependencies - pnpm install build: commands: + # Copy environment variables to .env file - env >> .env + # Build only the composable-ui package using Turborepo - npx turbo run build --filter=composable-ui artifacts: baseDirectory: .next files: - '**/*' cache: paths: + # Cache pnpm store for faster subsequent builds - $(pnpm store path) buildPath: composable-ui appRoot: composable-ui
78-78: Fix typo in redeployment instruction.-- Click the `Redploy this version` button. +- Click the `Redeploy this version` button.
86-91: Remove unnecessary empty lines at the end of the file.Visit the [integrations guide](../integrations/overview.md) to setup additional features like product filtering, product promotions, content orchestration, and payments. - - - - - -
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1-8: LGTM! Clear document structure and metadata.
| Now go to `Hosting` => `Environment variables`. We need to configure two environment variables for NextAuth.js: | ||
| - Create environment variable `NEXTAUTH_URL` and paste in the value we copied earlier from the the Custom domains screen. | ||
| - Create environment variable `NEXTAUTH_SECRET`. The is value is used by NextAuth.js to encrypt auth cookies. See the[ NextAuth.js docs](https://next-auth.js.org/configuration/options#nextauth_secret) for creating a strong secret. You can also set this to something like "changeme" and revisit this later on, prior to launching to production. | ||
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Enhance security guidance for NEXTAUTH_SECRET.
The current guidance for NEXTAUTH_SECRET could be stronger from a security perspective.
-- Create environment variable `NEXTAUTH_SECRET`. The is value is used by NextAuth.js to encrypt auth cookies. See the[ NextAuth.js docs](https://next-auth.js.org/configuration/options#nextauth_secret) for creating a strong secret. You can also set this to something like "changeme" and revisit this later on, prior to launching to production.
+- Create environment variable `NEXTAUTH_SECRET`. This value is used by NextAuth.js to encrypt authentication cookies. For production environments, generate a strong secret using:
+ ```bash
+ openssl rand -base64 32
+ ```
+ See the [NextAuth.js docs](https://next-auth.js.org/configuration/options#nextauth_secret) for more details.
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| - You'll need an AWS account, sign up here: https://aws.amazon.com/ | ||
| - You'll need to fork the Composable UI github repository. | ||
| - This is required since later on you'll be authorizing AWS Amplify access to your forked copy of Composable UI. |
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Improve formatting and clarity in prerequisites section.
- Format the AWS URL as a proper Markdown link
- Fix list indentation
- Clarify the forking requirement
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-- You'll need an AWS account, sign up here: https://aws.amazon.com/
-- You'll need to fork the Composable UI github repository.
- - This is required since later on you'll be authorizing AWS Amplify access to your forked copy of Composable UI.
+- You'll need an [AWS account](https://aws.amazon.com/)
+- You'll need to fork the Composable UI GitHub repository
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| ## Prerequisite | |
| - You'll need an AWS account, sign up here: https://aws.amazon.com/ | |
| - You'll need to fork the Composable UI github repository. | |
| - This is required since later on you'll be authorizing AWS Amplify access to your forked copy of Composable UI. | |
| ## Prerequisites | |
| - You'll need an [AWS account](https://aws.amazon.com/) | |
| - You'll need to fork the Composable UI GitHub repository | |
| - AWS Amplify requires access to your own copy of the repository, which is why forking is necessary |
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| - Go to the main dashboard of your app in AWS Amplify. | ||
| - Click on `Hosting` => `Custom domains` and copy the URL to your clipboard. See the screenshot below for an example. | ||
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docs/docs/build_and_deploy/deploy_aws.md (4)
5-8: Enhance the introduction with AWS Amplify contextConsider expanding the introduction to briefly explain what AWS Amplify is and its benefits for deploying Composable UI. This helps users understand why they might choose this deployment option.
# Deploy to AWS Amplify -This guide covers how to deploy Composable UI to AWS Amplify +This guide covers how to deploy Composable UI to AWS Amplify, a fully managed platform that provides automated deployments, hosting, and continuous integration/continuous delivery (CI/CD) workflows. AWS Amplify simplifies the deployment process and offers features like automatic SSL certificates, custom domains, and easy environment variable management.
15-28: Add screenshots for key setup stepsConsider adding screenshots for critical steps like:
- AWS Amplify dashboard navigation
- Create new app button location
- GitHub provider selection
- Repository selection interface
- Monorepo configuration options
This would make it easier for users to follow along and confirm they're on the right track.
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- Cache configuration benefits
This helps users understand and potentially customize the configuration for their needs.
74-84: Add troubleshooting guidanceConsider adding a troubleshooting section that covers common deployment issues and their solutions, such as:
- Build failures and common causes
- Environment variable configuration issues
- Domain/SSL certificate problems
- Performance optimization tips
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9-13: Previous formatting and clarity suggestions still apply
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amplify.yml (2)
7-9: Consider version-locking pnpm installation.For build reproducibility, consider specifying a fixed version of pnpm.
- npm install -g pnpm + npm install -g pnpm@8.x # Replace with your desired version
14-20: Consider optimizing artifact and cache configuration.While the current configuration works, consider:
- Being more specific about which files to include in artifacts
- Adding additional cache paths for faster builds
artifacts: baseDirectory: .next files: - - '**/*' + - '**/*.js' + - '**/*.css' + - '**/*.html' + - '**/*.json' cache: paths: - $(pnpm store path) + - node_modules/**/* + - .next/cache/**/*docs/docs/build_and_deploy/deploy_aws.md (3)
5-8: Enhance the introduction with AWS Amplify contextConsider expanding the introduction to briefly explain what AWS Amplify is and its benefits for deploying Composable UI. This helps users understand why they might choose this deployment option.
# Deploy to AWS Amplify -This guide covers how to deploy Composable UI to AWS Amplify +This guide covers how to deploy Composable UI to AWS Amplify, a fully managed service that provides a git-based workflow for hosting full-stack serverless web applications. AWS Amplify offers features like continuous deployment, easy scaling, and built-in monitoring that make it an excellent choice for deploying Composable UI.
31-55: Document YML configuration sectionsThe YML configuration would benefit from inline comments explaining each section's purpose and customization options.
```yml version: 1 applications: - frontend: phases: + # Install dependencies and configure package manager preBuild: commands: - echo 'node-linker=hoisted' >> .npmrc - npm install -g pnpm - pnpm install + # Build the application using Turborepo build: commands: - env >> .env - npx turbo run build --filter=composable-ui + # Specify the build output to be deployed artifacts: baseDirectory: .next files: - '**/*' + # Configure build caching for faster deployments cache: paths: - $(pnpm store path) + # Specify the application paths buildPath: composable-ui appRoot: composable-ui
86-89: Expand references sectionInclude additional relevant AWS Amplify documentation links.
## References - [AWS Amplify - Configuring monorepo build settings](https://docs.aws.amazon.com/amplify/latest/userguide/monorepo-configuration.html) +- [AWS Amplify - Environment Variables](https://docs.aws.amazon.com/amplify/latest/userguide/environment-variables.html) +- [AWS Amplify - Custom Domains](https://docs.aws.amazon.com/amplify/latest/userguide/custom-domains.html) +- [AWS Amplify - Build Settings](https://docs.aws.amazon.com/amplify/latest/userguide/build-settings.html) +- [AWS Amplify - Troubleshooting](https://docs.aws.amazon.com/amplify/latest/userguide/troubleshooting.html)
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- Validating required environment variables before build
- env >> .env
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+ echo "NEXT_PUBLIC_API_URL=$NEXT_PUBLIC_API_URL" >> .env
+ echo "NEXTAUTH_URL=$NEXTAUTH_URL" >> .env
+ # Add validation
+ if [ -z "$NEXTAUTH_URL" ]; then
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| echo "NEXTAUTH_URL=$NEXTAUTH_URL" >> .env | |
| # Add validation | |
| if [ -z "$NEXTAUTH_URL" ]; then | |
| echo "Error: NEXTAUTH_URL is required" | |
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| After setting the `NEXTAUTH_URL` and `NEXTAUTH_SECRET` environment variables, the app is now ready to be redeployed: | ||
| - Go to the dashboard of your app, and click on the `main` deployment. | ||
| - Click the `Redeploy this version` button. | ||
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| When the app finishes deployment, your Composable UI storefront is ready to use! Go back to the dashboard of your app, and click `Visit Deployed URL`. |
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After setting the `NEXTAUTH_URL` and `NEXTAUTH_SECRET` environment variables, the app is now ready to be redeployed:
- Go to the dashboard of your app, and click on the `main` deployment.
- Click the `Redeploy this version` button.
-When the app finishes deployment, your Composable UI storefront is ready to use! Go back to the dashboard of your app, and click `Visit Deployed URL`.
+When the app finishes deployment:
+1. Check the build logs for any warnings or errors
+2. Verify the deployment status shows as "Success"
+3. Visit the deployed URL and confirm:
+ - The homepage loads correctly
+ - Navigation works as expected
+ - No console errors are present
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| After setting the `NEXTAUTH_URL` and `NEXTAUTH_SECRET` environment variables, the app is now ready to be redeployed: | |
| - Go to the dashboard of your app, and click on the `main` deployment. | |
| - Click the `Redeploy this version` button. | |
| When the app finishes deployment, your Composable UI storefront is ready to use! Go back to the dashboard of your app, and click `Visit Deployed URL`. | |
| After setting the `NEXTAUTH_URL` and `NEXTAUTH_SECRET` environment variables, the app is now ready to be redeployed: | |
| - Go to the dashboard of your app, and click on the `main` deployment. | |
| - Click the `Redeploy this version` button. | |
| When the app finishes deployment: | |
| 1. Check the build logs for any warnings or errors | |
| 2. Verify the deployment status shows as "Success" | |
| 3. Visit the deployed URL and confirm: | |
| - The homepage loads correctly | |
| - Navigation works as expected | |
| - No console errors are present | |
| 4. If using custom domains, verify HTTPS is properly configured |
| ### Configure the new app | ||
| - Select `GitHub` as the Git provider, and click `Next`. | ||
| - Select your Composable UI repository from the `Select a repository` search bar. | ||
| - Note: You may need to click on the `Update GitHub permissions` button to authorize AWS access to your desired github organization and specific github repository. |
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Enhance GitHub permissions guidance
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- - Note: You may need to click on the `Update GitHub permissions` button to authorize AWS access to your desired github organization and specific github repository.
+ - Note: You may need to click on the `Update GitHub permissions` button to authorize AWS access. When prompted:
+ - For personal repositories: Grant access only to the specific repository you're deploying
+ - For organization repositories: Request minimal necessary permissions from your organization admin
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| - Note: You may need to click on the `Update GitHub permissions` button to authorize AWS access. When prompted: | |
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| - Create environment variable `NEXTAUTH_SECRET`. This value is used by NextAuth.js to encrypt auth cookies. See the[ NextAuth.js docs](https://next-auth.js.org/configuration/options#nextauth_secret) for creating a strong secret. You can also set this to something like "changeme" and revisit this later on, prior to launching to production. |
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Now go to `Hosting` => `Environment variables`. We need to configure two environment variables for NextAuth.js:
- Create environment variable `NEXTAUTH_URL` and paste in the value we copied earlier from the Custom domains screen.
- Create environment variable `NEXTAUTH_SECRET`. This value is used by NextAuth.js to encrypt auth cookies. See the[ NextAuth.js docs](https://next-auth.js.org/configuration/options#nextauth_secret) for creating a strong secret. You can also set this to something like "changeme" and revisit this later on, prior to launching to production.
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+Note: Environment variables in AWS Amplify:
+- Persist across deployments
+- Can be configured per branch
+- Can be marked as sensitive to mask their values in logs
+- Should be backed up securely outside of AWS Amplify📝 Committable suggestion
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| Now go to `Hosting` => `Environment variables`. We need to configure two environment variables for NextAuth.js: | |
| - Create environment variable `NEXTAUTH_URL` and paste in the value we copied earlier from the Custom domains screen. | |
| - Create environment variable `NEXTAUTH_SECRET`. This value is used by NextAuth.js to encrypt auth cookies. See the[ NextAuth.js docs](https://next-auth.js.org/configuration/options#nextauth_secret) for creating a strong secret. You can also set this to something like "changeme" and revisit this later on, prior to launching to production. | |
| Now go to `Hosting` => `Environment variables`. We need to configure two environment variables for NextAuth.js: | |
| - Create environment variable `NEXTAUTH_URL` and paste in the value we copied earlier from the Custom domains screen. | |
| - Create environment variable `NEXTAUTH_SECRET`. This value is used by NextAuth.js to encrypt auth cookies. See the[ NextAuth.js docs](https://next-auth.js.org/configuration/options#nextauth_secret) for creating a strong secret. You can also set this to something like "changeme" and revisit this later on, prior to launching to production. | |
| Note: Environment variables in AWS Amplify: | |
| - Persist across deployments | |
| - Can be configured per branch | |
| - Can be marked as sensitive to mask their values in logs | |
| - Should be backed up securely outside of AWS Amplify |
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