# CLAUDE.md Quick context for Claude Code. See README.md for full details, ARCHITECTURE.md for technical deep-dives, USECASES.md for expected behaviors. ## Key files - `scripts/bootstrap.sh` -- First-time server setup (manual, uses Bitwarden) - `scripts/configure.sh` -- Idempotent server config (firewall, certbot, start services; CI-safe) - `scripts/deploy.sh` -- SSH-triggered deploy + cert issuance + provision (deploy-*, cert-*, provision commands) - `tools/app.sh` -- App provisioning by subcommand (dns, repo, files, cert, garage, build, verify, all) - `tools/service.sh` -- Manage Docker services by subcommand (dns, files, nginx, cert, all) - `tools/remove-app.sh` -- Remove a static site (local files + Gitea repo) - `docker/nginx/conf.d/` -- Per-app nginx server blocks - `docker//compose.yml` -- Per-app compose files - `docker/garage/` -- Garage S3 object storage (Dockerfile, garage.toml, .env.keys) - `.gitea/workflows/` -- Per-app deploy workflows + provision.yml ## Conventions - **App name = domain** (e.g., `example.com`) - **Container name** = dots → underscores (e.g., `example_com`) - **One domain per conf file** -- deploy.sh derives cert name from filename - All HTTP → HTTPS; bare domain → `www.` - All shell scripts use `set -euo pipefail` and must be idempotent - The `shared` Docker network is created by nginx compose and used by all apps - Secrets are in Bitwarden Secrets Manager (see README.md for full list) - Service secrets use `.env.keys` files (see README.md) ## Deploy flow - App repo push → `build.yml` → build/push image → SSH `deploy-` → deploy.sh - This repo push → `deploy-.yml` (path match) → SSH `deploy-` → deploy.sh - Setup change → `provision.yml` → SSH `provision` → configure.sh ## Build and test No build step. Run e2e tests with: uvx pytest tests/test_app_e2e.py -v -x ### Prerequisites - `uv` installed (`curl -LsSf https://astral.sh/uv/install.sh | sh`) - CLI tools: `bws`, `jq`, `dig`, `ssh`, `curl`, `git` - bws token: set `BWS_ACCESS_TOKEN` env var or save to `~/.config/hantim/bws-token` - Vultr API key must allow requests from the machine's IP (check https://my.vultr.com/settings/#settingsapi) ### Test structure - `tests/conftest.py` -- Fixtures: preflight checks, bws secrets, API helper, cleanup - `tests/test_app_e2e.py` -- E2E tests for `tools/app.sh` against real services - `tests/test_security_headers.py` -- Verify security headers on live sites - `tests/test_default_server.py` -- Verify unknown Host headers are dropped - `tests/test_tls.py` -- Verify TLS hardening ### E2E tests (`test_app_e2e.py`) Tests use `kgfamily.com` as a throwaway test domain. Two phases: 1. **TestAppSubcommands** -- Runs each `app.sh` subcommand individually (dns, repo, files, cert, garage, build, monitor), verifies side effects via API, then cleans up. Does not test `verify` (needs full deploy flow). 2. **TestAppAll** -- Runs `app.sh all kgfamily.com`, verifies everything including site liveness and git commit, then cleans up (including reverting the commit+push). Cleanup is done directly via APIs (Vultr, Gitea, Garage, UptimeRobot) + local file deletion. Does NOT use `remove-app.sh` to avoid coupling. Runs before and after each phase to handle leftovers from crashed runs. ### Known issue - Vultr API keys can be IP-restricted. If `test_dns` fails with HTTP 401, add the machine's IP to the Vultr API access control list. ### Other tests The security/TLS/default-server tests run against live sites and are triggered automatically after nginx deploy. They can also be run locally: uvx pytest tests/ -v --ignore=tests/test_app_e2e.py ## Commit style - Short, lowercase commit messages (e.g., "add example.com", "fix deploy command") - Do NOT include "Co-Authored-By" lines - Commit only when explicitly asked