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fix(backend): P2 config & Docker consistency
Resolve the operational/config sprawl (#10-#14 from the review): the app read
NORMOGEN_*/MONGODB_* env vars but every env/compose file set SERVER_*/DATABASE_*,
the ports were all over the place (8080/8000/6500/6800), there were 5
inconsistent Dockerfiles (rust:1.82 vs rust:1.93, missing curl), and an 18 MB
binary was committed.

Env-var names — standardize on what the code reads:
* config/mod.rs: NORMOGEN_PORT default 8080 -> 6500 (avoid the over-common
  8000/8080).
* db/mod.rs: create_database() now reads MONGODB_DATABASE (was DATABASE_NAME).
* .env.example, defaults.env, docker-compose.yml, docker-compose.dev.yml,
  DEPLOYMENT_GUIDE.md, deployment/README.md, deploy-and-test-solaria.sh,
  deploy-local-build.sh: use NORMOGEN_HOST/NORMOGEN_PORT/MONGODB_URI/
  MONGODB_DATABASE/APP_ENVIRONMENT; drop the dead SERVER_*/DATABASE_URI/
  DATABASE_NAME names.

Ports — canonical container port 6500 everywhere:
* Both Dockerfiles EXPOSE 6500; prod compose maps 6500:6500, dev 6501:6500.
* Bulk-replaced the long tail of solaria:8000/localhost:8000/localhost:8080 in
  docs and test scripts -> 6500.

Dockerfiles — 2 canonical, rust:latest, curl + healthcheck:
* backend/Dockerfile (prod): rust:latest builder, debian runtime now installs
  curl (so the compose HEALTHCHECK actually works), EXPOSE 6500.
* backend/docker/Dockerfile.dev (dev): rust:latest both stages, EXPOSE 6500.
* Deleted 3 redundant Dockerfiles (Dockerfile.improved x2, docker/Dockerfile).
* Deleted the committed 18 MB binary backend/docker/normogen-backend.
* Deleted 2 stray fix-notes in backend/docker/.

Compose:
* docker-compose.yml: correct env names, 6500:6500, APP_ENVIRONMENT=production,
  JWT_SECRET/ENCRYPTION_KEY required via compose interpolation, dropped the
  obsolete top-level version: key.
* docker-compose.dev.yml: correct env names, 6501:6500, mongo:7 (was 6.0),
  added a working backend healthcheck.
* Deleted docker/docker-compose.improved.yml + backend/deploy-to-solaria-improved.sh
  (built around the now-deleted 'improved' Docker files).

Verified: cargo fmt --check clean, build + clippy --all-targets clean, 18 unit
tests pass; grep confirms no SERVER_*/DATABASE_* env names and no rust:1.x tags
remain outside docs/archive and docs/adr (historical).
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Normogen

Normogen (Mapudungun for "Balanced Life") is an open-source health data platform for private, secure health data management.

📚 Documentation

All project documentation has been organized into the docs/ directory:

🚀 Quick Start

# Clone repository
git clone <forgejo-url> normogen
cd normogen/backend

# Setup configuration
cp .env.example .env
# Edit .env with your values

# Run with Docker Compose
docker compose up -d

# Check status (default port is 6500 via NORMOGEN_PORT; Solaria maps it to host 6800)
curl http://localhost:6500/health

📊 Current Status

  • Backend: Phase 2.x feature-complete (Rust + Axum + MongoDB), including drug interactions (Phase 2.8). Security-hardened: token-version validation, hashed refresh-token persistence, fail-fast config, real-IP audit logging. Deployed on Solaria.
  • Frontend: 🚧 Early (React + TypeScript) — Login/Register pages + API/store layer exist; router not yet wired.
  • Tests: 18 unit + 13 integration (auth + medication), CI-gated with MongoDB.
  • Deployment: Docker on Solaria (image built manually — CI can't run DinD on Forgejo).
  • See docs/product/STATUS.md for the full breakdown.

🗂️ Documentation Structure

docs/
├── product/          # Product definition, features, roadmap
├── implementation/   # Phase plans, specs, progress reports
├── testing/          # Test scripts and results
├── deployment/       # Deployment guides and scripts
├── development/      # Git workflow, CI/CD, development tools
└── archive/          # Historical documentation

📖 Full Documentation

See the Documentation Index for complete project documentation.


Last Updated: 2026-06-27