refactor: standardize backend URL environment variable naming #320
refactor: standardize backend URL environment variable naming #320Seayon wants to merge 1 commit intoAsyncFuncAI:mainfrom
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Replace PYTHON_BACKEND_HOST with SERVER_BASE_URL for consistency - Update src/app/api/wiki/projects/route.ts to use SERVER_BASE_URL - Ensures consistent naming across the entire codebase - Aligns with documented environment variables in README.md
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Summary of Changes
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This pull request aims to improve code consistency by standardizing the environment variable used for the backend URL. It replaces an inconsistent PYTHON_BACKEND_HOST with the already documented SERVER_BASE_URL, ensuring all parts of the application refer to the backend URL using a single, consistent variable name.
Highlights
- Environment Variable Standardization: The PYTHON_BACKEND_HOST environment variable has been replaced with SERVER_BASE_URL in src/app/api/wiki/projects/route.ts to ensure consistent backend URL configuration across the codebase.
- Improved Code Consistency: This change aligns the application's environment variable usage with existing documentation and practices, reducing potential confusion and configuration issues for developers.
- No Functional Impact: Despite the change in variable name, the application's functionality remains unchanged, as both variables previously pointed to the same default backend URL (http://localhost:8001).
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Code Review
This pull request successfully standardizes the environment variable for the backend URL to SERVER_BASE_URL, which improves consistency across the codebase. My review includes a suggestion to improve the readability of the new constant name in src/app/api/wiki/projects/route.ts.
Summary
This PR standardizes the environment variable naming for the backend URL by replacing the inconsistent use of
PYTHON_BACKEND_HOSTwith the documentedSERVER_BASE_URLvariable.Problem
The codebase currently uses two different environment variable names for the same backend URL:
PYTHON_BACKEND_HOST- used only indeepwiki-open/src/app/api/wiki/projects/route.ts
Line 34 in 196b48f
SERVER_BASE_URL- used consistently throughout the rest of the codebase in multiple files.This inconsistency creates confusion and potential configuration issues.
Solution
src/app/api/wiki/projects/route.tsto useSERVER_BASE_URLinstead ofPYTHON_BACKEND_HOSThttp://localhost:8001) and serve the same purposedeepwiki-open/README.md
Line 322 in 196b48f
Testing
Impact
SERVER_BASE_URLin their environment configurationThis change improves code consistency and reduces potential confusion for developers and users configuring the application.