feature/serverreadyaction

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• New Features

  • The app now automatically opens the API documentation in your browser when the server starts, making it easier to review and test your REST endpoints.

• Chores

  • Enhanced development configurations to streamline static analysis and improve overall code quality.

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Walkthrough

This pull request introduces two configuration updates in VS Code settings. The debug configuration in .vscode/launch.json now includes a serverReadyAction object that automatically opens a Swagger documentation URL when the Node.js server starts. Additionally, .vscode/settings.json has been updated with a new SonarLint connected mode project configuration, setting specific values for connectionId and projectKey.

Changes

File(s)	Change Summary
.vscode/launch.json	Added a new serverReadyAction option with properties: action ("openExternally"), pattern (regex to detect the server startup message), and uriFormat ("http://localhost:%s/swagger/").
.vscode/settings.json	Added a new SonarLint configuration under sonarlint.connectedMode.project with connectionId ("nanotaboada") and projectKey ("nanotaboada_ts-node-samples-express-restful").

Sequence Diagram(s)

sequenceDiagram
    participant VSCode as VS Code Debugger
    participant Nodemon as Node.js Debugger (Nodemon)
    participant Server as Node.js Server
    participant Browser as Web Browser

    VSCode->>Nodemon: Start Debug Session (includes serverReadyAction)
    Nodemon->>Server: Launch Application
    Server->>Nodemon: Output "Server is running at http://localhost:<port>"
    Nodemon->>VSCode: Detect ready state via regex pattern
    VSCode->>Browser: Open "http://localhost:<port>/swagger/"

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.vscode/settings.json (2)

31-35: New SonarLint Connected Mode Configuration Added

The new "sonarlint.connectedMode.project" configuration is correctly structured and integrates seamlessly with your existing settings. The keys connectionId and projectKey have been defined as expected. Ensure that these values exactly match the identifiers required by your SonarLint setup.

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1-30: Existing Settings Unchanged

The rest of the JSON configuration remains intact and properly formatted. The inclusion of "jest.runMode": "on-demand" before the new SonarLint entry maintains the configuration ordering, and the overall JSON structure is valid.

.vscode/launch.json (2)

15-20: Integration of serverReadyAction for Auto-Opening Swagger Docs

The addition of the "serverReadyAction" object under your Node.js debug configuration is a neat enhancement. The properties are defined as follows:

• "action": "openExternally" correctly triggers an external process (opening a URL).
• "pattern": "Server is running at http://localhost:([0-9]+)" uses a regex to capture the server’s port from the log output. Please double-check that your server’s startup message exactly follows this format.
• "uriFormat": "http://localhost:%s/swagger/" dynamically integrates the captured port, ensuring the Swagger documentation URL is formed correctly.

Also, the "restart": true option (line 15) helps maintain seamless debug sessions with nodemon.

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1-14: General Debug Configuration

The rest of the launch configuration—including fields such as "name", "type", "request", "runtimeExecutable", and file skip settings—is correctly set up. This ensures that your Node.js application starts in debug mode with nodemon while skipping internal node modules as expected.

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Project coverage is 100.00%. Comparing base (7785e9c) to head (82136b5).
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