fix(dev): allow configurable Postgres and Redis host ports#2486
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Defaults stay 5432/6379; remap via PGPORT / BUZZ_REDIS_HOST_PORT when local services already own the standard ports. Setup validates URL/port pairs and checks collisions on the configured ports. Closes block#2479 Signed-off-by: saadaltafofficial <saadbeenco@gmail.com>
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This pull request introduces flexible host port configuration for Postgres and Redis, making it easier to run the development environment alongside local database services (like those installed via Homebrew) without port conflicts. The
.env.example,docker-compose.yml, andscripts/dev-setup.shhave been updated to support remapping host ports and to validate that environment variables and connection URLs remain consistent. The setup script now also checks for local Postgres/Redis processes that would block Docker from binding the desired ports and provides clear error messages and remediation steps.The most important changes are:
Flexible host port configuration:
PGPORTandBUZZ_REDIS_HOST_PORTenvironment variables to.env.exampleto allow remapping the host ports for Postgres and Redis, with clear documentation and examples. (.env.example) [1] [2] [3]docker-compose.ymlto use${PGPORT:-5432}and${BUZZ_REDIS_HOST_PORT:-6379}for publishing container ports, making host port selection dynamic. (docker-compose.yml) [1] [2]Environment validation and improved setup safety:
scripts/dev-setup.shto extract ports from URLs, validate that environment variables and URLs match, and fail early if misconfigured (e.g.,PGPORTdoes not matchDATABASE_URL). [1] [2]scripts/dev-setup.shto detect and block setup if local Postgres or Redis instances are already listening on the desired ports, with actionable error messages and instructions for resolving conflicts.