Feat/db setup

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While the changes provided in this pull request are generally well-structured and serve the purpose of setting up a PostgreSQL database for Test Genie, there are several areas that require improvement to fully meet the coding standards and best practices:

1. Coding Standards and Best Practices

Naming Conventions:

• The naming conventions for environment variables and other configurations are clear and follow standard practices.

Formatting and Style:

• The Dockerfile and SQL scripts are generally well-formatted.
• Ensure there is a newline at the end of the Dockerfile to comply with best practices.

Commenting and Documentation:

• The README.md is comprehensive, but it lacks some crucial details:
  • There is no mention of how to stop or remove the Docker container.
  • There should be a section on how to handle backups and restores.

2. Design and Architecture

Modularity and Separation of Concerns:

• The project is well-modularized with a clear separation of concerns between the Dockerfile, SQL scripts, and documentation.

Design Patterns:

• No specific design patterns are evident, but the structure is straightforward and appropriate for the task.

Scalability and Maintainability:

• The project is scalable and maintainable. However, consider adding a section in the README.md on how to scale the database (e.g., using Docker Compose for multi-container setups).

3. Security Considerations

Input Validation and Sanitization:

• There is no user input in the provided scripts, so this is not applicable.

Authentication and Authorization:

• The use of trust authentication method is acceptable for development but should be changed to a more secure method (e.g., password authentication) for production environments.
• It would be beneficial to include instructions on how to set up a more secure authentication method in the README.md.

Static Analysis for Vulnerabilities:

• No obvious vulnerabilities are present, but consider running a static analysis tool to ensure there are no hidden issues.

4. Performance and Optimization

Algorithm Efficiency:

• The SQL scripts are efficient and use indexes for better query performance.

Resource Management:

• There is no explicit resource management in the Dockerfile, but it is generally well-handled.

5. Testing and Quality Assurance

Unit and Integration Tests:

• There are no tests provided in the diff. It is crucial to include tests for the database schema and triggers to ensure they work as expected.

Test Documentation:

• Documentation for tests should be added to explain what each test validates.

6. Documentation and Readability

In-Code Documentation:

• The SQL scripts could benefit from additional comments explaining the purpose of each table and index.

Commit and PR Descriptions:

• The PR title and description are minimal. A more detailed description explaining the purpose and impact of the changes would be beneficial.

7. Compliance with Business Requirements

Feature Alignment:

• The changes align well with the feature of setting up a PostgreSQL database for Test Genie.

Regulatory and Internal Policies:

• Ensure compliance with any relevant data protection regulations (e.g., GDPR) and internal policies.

8. Error Handling and Logging

Robust Error Handling:

• There is no error handling in the Dockerfile or SQL scripts. Consider adding error handling for the Docker build and run commands in the README.md.

Logging Practices:

• Logging is not explicitly handled in the provided scripts. Ensure that logging is configured in the Docker environment for better debugging.

9. Dependency and Configuration Management

Third-Party Dependencies:

• The use of the official PostgreSQL image is appropriate.

Configuration Consistency:

• The configuration is consistent and follows standard practices.

10. Code Complexity and Maintainability Metrics

Complexity Analysis:

• The code is straightforward and has low complexity.

Recommendations:

1. Ensure Proper Authentication: Update the README.md to include instructions for setting up secure authentication methods for production.
2. Add Unit Tests: Include tests for the database schema and triggers.
3. Improve Documentation: Add more detailed comments in the SQL scripts and enhance the README.md with additional sections on stopping/removing containers, backups, and scaling.
4. Error Handling: Add error handling for Docker commands in the README.md.
5. Logging: Ensure logging is configured for the Docker environment.

Once these changes are addressed, the pull request can be re-evaluated for approval.