- Add comprehensive REST API at /api/v1 with modular structure - Implement authentication endpoints (register, login, logout, me) - Add converter listing and format discovery endpoints - Create job management and file download endpoints - Add health check endpoint for monitoring - Set up CORS support for browser-based API clients - Create API middleware for JWT authentication - Add environment variables for API configuration - Include comprehensive API documentation and test script Infrastructure: - Enhanced CI/CD workflow for custom Docker registries - Docker Compose setup with dev, prod, and monitoring profiles - Claude.ai integration files for development workflow - Environment-based configuration with .env.development Known limitations: - JWT authentication context needs fixing (using ALLOW_UNAUTHENTICATED=true) - Swagger UI temporarily disabled due to composition error - File upload endpoint needs multipart/form-data support The API code is isolated in src/api/ directory to maintain separation from the existing codebase, making it easy to maintain or contribute back.
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ConvertX OpenAPI Implementation Summary
✅ Completed Features
1. Project Setup
- CLAUDE.md: Complete codebase documentation
- Slash Commands:
/commit,/pr,/test,/buildhelpers - Environment Configuration:
.env.developmentwith API settings
2. CI/CD Enhancements
- docker-publish-custom.yml: Supports custom Docker registries
- docker-compose.yml: Multi-profile setup (dev, prod, monitoring)
- Registry Configuration: Environment variable based registry selection
3. API Implementation
- Base Structure:
/api/v1endpoints with modular organization - Health Check:
/api/v1/health- System status monitoring - Authentication:
POST /api/v1/auth/register- User registrationPOST /api/v1/auth/login- JWT token generationGET /api/v1/auth/me- Current user infoPOST /api/v1/auth/logout- Session cleanup
- Converters:
GET /api/v1/converters- List all convertersGET /api/v1/converters/:name- Converter detailsGET /api/v1/converters/formats/:format- Find converters by format
- Jobs:
GET /api/v1/jobs- List user jobsGET /api/v1/jobs/:id- Job detailsDELETE /api/v1/jobs/:id- Delete job
- Files:
GET /api/v1/files/:jobId- List job filesGET /api/v1/files/:jobId/:fileName- Download file
- Conversions:
POST /api/v1/conversions- Start conversion (partial implementation)
4. Documentation & Testing
- API.md: Complete API documentation
- test-api.sh: Automated API testing script
- CORS: Full CORS support for browser-based clients
🚧 Known Issues & Limitations
1. Authentication Context
- JWT verification in middleware needs fixing
- Currently requires
ALLOW_UNAUTHENTICATED=truefor testing - User context not properly passed to route handlers
2. File Upload
- Conversion endpoint expects pre-uploaded files
- Multipart file upload not yet implemented
- Need to integrate with existing upload logic
3. Swagger/OpenAPI
- Swagger UI disabled due to Elysia composition error
- OpenAPI spec generation needs debugging
- Alternative: Manual API documentation provided
🔮 Next Steps
Phase 2: Core Functionality
- Fix JWT authentication middleware
- Implement multipart file upload
- Complete conversion endpoint with actual file processing
- Add progress tracking via SSE or WebSockets
Phase 3: Enhanced Features
- API key authentication
- Rate limiting implementation
- Webhook notifications
- Batch conversion support
Phase 4: Production Ready
- Re-enable Swagger UI
- Add comprehensive error handling
- Implement request/response logging
- Performance optimization
- API versioning strategy
📝 Usage
Development
# Install dependencies
bun install
# Start with API enabled
export $(cat .env.development | xargs) && bun run dev
# Test API
./test-api.sh
Docker
# Development with hot reload
docker compose --profile dev up
# Production
docker compose up convertx
🔧 Configuration
Key environment variables:
API_ENABLED=true- Enable API endpointsALLOW_UNAUTHENTICATED=true- Allow anonymous access (dev only)JWT_SECRET- Secret for JWT signingAPI_RATE_LIMIT- Requests per windowAPI_RATE_WINDOW- Rate limit time window
🏗️ Architecture Notes
- API code isolated in
src/api/directory - Minimal changes to existing codebase
- Reuses existing converter logic
- Compatible with current database schema
- Can be disabled via environment variable
The foundation is solid and ready for the remaining features to be implemented in subsequent phases.