March: 23
Redis Jedi RESP3
Section titled “Redis Jedi RESP3”-
06:05AM
Adding support for both the
bb8-redisand our own internal redis resp3 integration. Our goal would be to keep a straight connection via both methods, ideally should prepare us for a cluster setup as well. After the redis setup, we can split the postgres, n8n and lambda next.
CI/CD Disoxide v1.2
Section titled “CI/CD Disoxide v1.2”-
06:51AM
Going to add both local docker support and after a couple test cases, I will add the kube chart. Furthermore, while I am building that kube chart out, I should also include the n8n instance because then I can place it right next to the redis. Keeping the n8n close to the redis will be extremely useful for performance. Notes on the n8n integration
JEDI Sidecar
Section titled “JEDI Sidecar”-
10:41PM
Expand the
jedicrate to include a sidecar module that would help load the environmental variables. The first two areas of focus will be the general ENV pass through and_FILEsupport. After getting both of them out of the way, we can look into providing other unique ways of extracting the secret information, maybe vault access?
Bathroom
Section titled “Bathroom”The upstair bathroom is almost done! Yay! I can not wait to get back into my normal flow and having decently warm water again.
Expo BBQ
Section titled “Expo BBQ”I will try to build out the components with minor changes here and there.
I am thinking the color choice and abstraction should be built into the components, but I am not too sure yet.
Nothing makes me enjoy my morning coffee, like thinking about state management! Once I get a bit more work done in the client side, I will most definitely look into building the final client-side state management library, which I want to use every where! Muahaha.
BBQEmbed
Section titled “BBQEmbed”The BBQ Embed will handle the WebView and Iframe embeds!
We created the BBQEmbed.tsx within the expo-bbq and now we want to go ahead and render it within the lcagents app.
<BBQEmbed src="https://kbve.com/arcade/itch" />GahAction
Section titled “GahAction”Time to do some of the classic github actions! GaHActions baby
Action to run the serve -> pnpm nx serve expo-lcagents
Now I am going to assume the build might require some work!
We will look into the publish websites with Metro, here is how we can go about doing that, document for reference.
Okay! To build out the website, we run this command: ./kbve.sh -nx expo-lcagents:export, which exports out to dist/apps/expo-lcagents/ and we can then make it deploy to the LC-Agents repo.