# CLAUDE.md

This file provides guidance to Claude Code (claude.ai/code) when working with code in this repository.

## What this is

A thin, self-hosted **web admin console for Pulp 3**, a Linux patch-repository
server. Pulp has a full REST API (`/pulp/api/v3/`) but no usable official web UI,
so this project builds a focused operator console on top of that API.

Context: it runs in an **air-gapped (closed) network** at the Bank of Korea IT
Strategy Dept. cloud team. The console lets operators mirror, snapshot, verify,
and deploy RPM/DEB patch repositories by clicking instead of running CLI commands.

The full implementation spec is **`pulp-console-spec.md`** (Korean). `PLAN.md`
tracks staged progress (checkboxes); `ref/design-ref.md` is the visual design
standard; `MANUAL.md` is the Coder/Gitea/Coolify dev+deploy environment guide.

Status: stages 0–4 are implemented and tested (dashboard, sync+polling, version
list, gated deploy+audit). Stage 5 = containerization/packaging. Code lives under
`app/` (`config.py`, `pulp_client.py`, `deps.py`, `views.py`, `audit.py`,
`task_store.py`, `routes/`, `templates/`, `static/`); tests under `tests/`.

## Stack (decided — do not substitute)

- **Backend / BFF:** FastAPI (Python), using `httpx` to call Pulp.
- **Frontend:** HTMX + Jinja2 templates. **No build step.** Buttons trigger
  partial-HTML swaps; progress polling is done with `hx-trigger="every 3s"`.
- **Styling:** Pico.css + a custom layer (`app/static/app.css`) applying the
  `ref/design-ref.md` tokens (Toss-style). Pretendard font is vendored locally.
  No decorative emoji in chrome — status uses colored chips/dots.

## Hard constraints (these are the point of the project)

- **The browser never calls the Pulp API directly.** All traffic goes through
  the FastAPI BFF, which holds Pulp Basic Auth credentials and proxies requests.
  This protects credentials and avoids CORS exposure.
- **No heavy frontend tooling** (React, Vite, npm build chains). HTML + HTMX only.
- **Air-gap first:** minimize CDN dependence. Bundle CSS / HTMX JS under
  `static/` so the app runs with no internet access.
- **View routes return HTML** (full pages or fragments), **not JSON** — HTMX
  consumes HTML.
- **Self-signed CA support from day one:** the `httpx` client must accept a
  `verify=PULP_CA_FILE` option for the internal TLS CA (boknet CA family).

## Architecture

```
Browser (HTMX + Jinja)  ──form/button──►  FastAPI BFF  ──Basic Auth──►  Pulp REST API (/pulp/api/v3/)
        ◄──── partial HTML ────                ◄──────── JSON ────────
```

The BFF receives Pulp JSON, renders it into Jinja partial templates, and returns
HTML fragments that HTMX swaps into the page.

### Pulp object model (essential to understand the flow)

`Remote (source def) → Repository (container) → RepositoryVersion (snapshot) →
Publication (deployable form) → Distribution (public URL)`

The URL operators point `yum/dnf` `baseurl` at is the **Distribution**.

Two operations matter:
1. **Sync** (`POST .../repositories/rpm/rpm/{uuid}/sync/`): pulls from an external
   mirror and creates a new RepositoryVersion snapshot. Relatively safe — does
   not change what production servers receive. Returns an async **task**.
2. **Deploy** (create Publication → `PATCH` the Distribution's `publication`):
   **dangerous** — changes the version production actually fetches.

Pulp objects reference each other by `pulp_href` (a path string); **use href, not
name, in code.** Sync and deploy return async **tasks** — capture `task_href` and
poll `GET {task_href}` (`state`: waiting/running/completed/failed) for completion.
RPM paths use `rpm/rpm`; the DEB equivalent swaps that segment for `deb/apt`.

## Safety model (deploy is gated) — implemented in `routes/deploy.py`

- **Verification gate** (re-checked server-side): only `repo_config` GPG-passing
  repos are deployable; the button is disabled otherwise. Note verification is
  **repo-level config**, so it indicates "verification is configured", not a
  per-snapshot cryptographic proof (real package checks happen at sync time).
- **Confirmation modal** with a **preview** (current → target version, net package
  delta) and **type-to-confirm** (operator must type the repo name).
- **Audit log → Postgres** (`audit.py`, table `deploy_audit`): who / when / repo /
  from-version → to-version (rollback trail). DB write failure does not 500 a
  completed deploy — it surfaces an `audit_ok=False` warning (TODO: hard-fail if
  audit becomes mandatory policy).
- **Two-step clarity**: deploy = create publication → PATCH distribution; on
  failure the UI states clearly whether production was changed.
- **Auth is a TODO** (`operator` is a placeholder; deploy-time password re-entry planned).

## Route surface (BFF)

```
GET  /                              dashboard (full page)
GET  /repos                         repo list fragment
POST /repos/{uuid}/sync             start sync, return progress-bar fragment
GET  /repos/{uuid}/progress         progress-bar fragment (polled every 3s)
GET  /repos/{uuid}/versions         version list page
GET  /repos/{uuid}/deploy/confirm   deploy confirmation modal (preview + type-to-confirm)
POST /repos/{uuid}/deploy           gated deploy (publication + distribution) + audit
GET  /healthz                       app liveness — always {"ok": true} (container health)
GET  /pulp-status                   Pulp connectivity badge (dashboard polls this)
```

Pulp access is centralized in `pulp_client.py` (`get`/`post`/`patch` with Basic
Auth, plus `status`, `list_repos`, `get_repo`, `get_version`, `list_versions`,
`sync_repo`, `get_task`, `list_distributions`, `get_publication`,
`create_publication`, `update_distribution`, `wait_for_task`). HTML polling is the
*page's* job; the client only single-fetches — except `wait_for_task`, used only
for the compound deploy (publication→distribution) where server-side waiting is
needed. In-flight syncs are tracked in `task_store.py` (in-memory; single
instance only). View-model shaping (pure, httpx-free) lives in `views.py`.

## Configuration (env vars)

`PULP_BASE_URL`, `PULP_USERNAME`, `PULP_PASSWORD` (secret), `PULP_VERIFY_TLS`,
`PULP_CA_FILE` (internal CA pem), `DATABASE_URL` (Postgres for audit log),
`PORT` (default 8000), `PULP_DEMO` (fake data for screen preview, default off).

## Build order (from the spec — build in working-screen increments)

1. Skeleton: FastAPI + Jinja2 + httpx, `pulp_client.py` stub, `/healthz` hitting Pulp status.
2. Dashboard (read-only repo list/cards).
3. Sync: `POST` sync → task_href → polling progress fragment.
4. Version list + verification badges.
5. Deploy: confirm modal → create publication → PATCH distribution → poll → audit log.
6. Styling, bundle static assets for air-gap, containerize.

Each step should produce a working screen. Do not build everything at once.

## Commands

```bash
.venv/Scripts/python.exe -m uvicorn app.main:app --reload   # run (http://127.0.0.1:8000)
.venv/Scripts/python.exe -m pytest -q                        # tests
.venv/Scripts/python.exe -m ruff check app tests             # lint
.venv/Scripts/python.exe -m ruff format app tests            # format
```

Tests mock the Pulp client via FastAPI `dependency_overrides` (route tests) or
`respx` (client tests); `views.py` is unit-tested as pure functions. Audit DB
writes are intercepted by monkeypatching `app.audit._write`.

## Deployment

Now (demo): **Coolify** builds the repo `Dockerfile` (Build Pack: Dockerfile,
Port 8000) and injects env vars — see `README.md` / `MANUAL.md`. `/healthz` is
liveness only so Pulp being down doesn't fail the container.

Final target is the **air-gapped** network: static assets are already vendored
(no runtime CDN); only Python deps need offline reintroduction via a wheelhouse
(`pip download` → swap the Dockerfile install step). Procedure in `README.md`.

## Conventions

- Python 3.14 local venv; deps pinned in `requirements.txt` (container uses
  `python:3.13-slim`). Reference Pulp objects by `pulp_href`, not name.
- Each stage should produce a working screen and stay green (tests + ruff) before commit.