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//! The server behavior is fully driven by a YAML configuration file. This file defines network
//! settings, security providers, data sources, and observability integrations used at runtime.
//!
//! The configuration is loaded during application startup and applied automatically by the framework.
//!
//! ## Server
//!
//! Defines how the HTTP service is exposed and how it interacts with the runtime environment.
//!
//! | Field | Description |
//! | --------------------- | ------------------------------------------------------------------------- |
//! | `host` | Network interface where the server binds. |
//! | `port` | Main HTTP port used by the API. |
//! | `health-check-port` | Dedicated port exposing the health endpoint. |
//! | `use-docker-compose` | Enables orchestration of dependencies via Docker Compose. |
//! | `docker-compose-file` | Path to the Docker Compose definition used when orchestration is enabled. |
//!
//! ## CORS
//!
//! Controls cross-origin access policies.
//!
//! | Field | Description |
//! | ------------------------- | ------------------------------------------------------------------ |
//! | `max-age` | Duration (seconds) browsers cache preflight responses. |
//! | `allow-credentials` | Allows cookies and authorization headers in cross-origin requests. |
//! | `allowed-methods` | HTTP methods allowed for cross-origin calls. |
//! | `allowed-headers` | Headers accepted from clients. |
//! | `allowed-origins_pattern` | Comma-separated list of allowed origin patterns. |
//!
//! ## Security — OAuth2 / OpenID Connect
//!
//! Enables authentication and token validation using an OAuth2 provider.
//!
//! | Field | Description |
//! | ------------------------- | ------------------------------------------------------------------ |
//! | `enabled` | Activates OAuth2 protection for secured endpoints. |
//! | `load-from-discovery-url` | Automatically loads provider metadata from the discovery endpoint. |
//! | `discovery-url` | OpenID Provider discovery document. |
//! | `issuer-uri` | Expected token issuer identifier. |
//! | `jwks-uri` | JSON Web Key Set endpoint used to validate tokens. |
//! | `token-uri` | Endpoint for obtaining access tokens. |
//! | `authorization-uri` | Authorization endpoint for login flows. |
//! | `introspection-uri` | Endpoint for validating opaque tokens. |
//! | `user_info-uri` | Endpoint returning authenticated user claims. |
//! | `end_session-uri` | Logout endpoint for session termination. |
//!
//! ## OAuth2 Client
//!
//! Credentials used by the server when interacting with the identity provider.
//!
//! | Field | Description |
//! | -------- | --------------------------------------- |
//! | `id` | OAuth2 client identifier. |
//! | `secret` | OAuth2 client secret. |
//! | `scope` | Requested scopes during authentication. |
//!
//!
//! ## JWKS
//!
//! Defines local JSON Web Keys used for token signing or validation.
//!
//! Each key entry contains:
//!
//! - kid — Key identifier
//! - kty — Key type
//! - alg — Signing algorithm
//! - use — Key usage
//! - e — Public exponent
//! - n — RSA modulus
//! - x5c — X.509 certificate chain
//!
//! This section is typically used when keys are managed internally or cached locally.
//!
//! ## Data Sources
//!
//! ### *Redis*
//!
//! Configuration for distributed cache and key-value storage.
//!
//! | Field | Description |
//! | ---------------------- | ----------------------------------------------- |
//! | `enabled` | Enables Redis integration. |
//! | `host` / `port` | Connection settings. |
//! | `client-type` | Redis client implementation. |
//! | `lettuce.pool` | Connection pool configuration. |
//! | `repositories.enabled` | Enables repository abstraction backed by Redis. |
//!
//!
//! ### *Relational Databases*
//!
//! Defines a list of database connections used by the application.
//!
//! Each database entry supports:
//!
//! - Connection pooling configuration
//! - Timeouts and lifecycle settings
//! - SQL logging control
//! - Independent enable/disable toggle
//!
//! This allows multiple data sources (e.g., API DB, job processing DB) to coexist in the same runtime.
//!
//! | Field | Description |
//! | ---------------- | ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- |
//! | `name` | Logical name of the database connection used by the server. |
//! | `enabled` | Enables or disables this database configuration. When `false`, the connection is not initialized. |
//! | `url` | Database connection string used to establish the connection. |
//! | `min-pool-size` | Minimum number of connections maintained in the pool. |
//! | `max-pool-size` | Maximum number of connections allowed in the pool. |
//! | `logging` | Enables query and connection logging for this database. |
//! | `aquire-timeout` | Maximum time (in seconds) to wait when acquiring a connection from the pool. |
//! | `max-lifetime` | Maximum lifetime (in minutes) of |
//!
//! > Important: The framework currently supports only SQLite, PostgreSQL, MySQL, MariaDB, and
//! > Microsoft SQL Server databases.
//!
//! ### *BigQuery Database Connection*
//!
//! This section defines the configuration parameters required to establish a secure connection
//! to Google BigQuery, the fully managed data warehouse provided by Google. These settings allow
//! the server to authenticate, select the target project and dataset, and control execution
//! behavior for queries. .
//!
//! | Field | Description |
//! | -------------- | ------------------------------------------- |
//! | `enabled` | Enables BigQuery access. |
//! | `print-tables` | Logs available tables during startup. |
//! | `region` | Dataset region. |
//! | `project` | Google Cloud project identifier. |
//! | `credential` | Base64-encoded service account credentials. |
//! | `dataset` | List of datasets used by the application. |
//!
//!
//! ## Metrics
//!
//! Controls application observability and monitoring integration.
//!
//! | Field | Description |
//! | ---------- | --------------------------------------- |
//! | `enabled` | Enables metrics collection. |
//! | `app-name` | Identifier used when exporting metrics. |
//!
//!
//! ## Runtime Notes
//!
//! - Disabled components remain configured but inactive.
//! - Secrets should be externalized in production environments.
//! - Configuration values can be overridden via environment variables or CLI parameters.
//! - The configuration is validated during server startup.
//!
use ;
use ;
use LevelFilter;
use Deserialize;
/// Configuration for enabling or disabling data repositories.
///
/// This structure is usually used to control whether repository
/// layers backed by Redis or other data sources should be enabled.
/// Connection pool configuration.
///
/// Defines limits and behavior for resource pooling,
/// such as database or Redis connections.
/// Lettuce client configuration.
///
/// Represents advanced Redis client settings,
/// including connection pool configuration.
/// Redis configuration.
///
/// Defines connection parameters and client behavior
/// for Redis-based integrations.
/// Relational database configuration.
///
/// Controls connection details, pooling behavior,
/// timeouts, and logging options.
/// Google BigQuery configuration.
///
/// Defines access parameters and datasets used
/// for analytics and data processing.
/// Data layer configuration.
///
/// Groups all data-related configurations,
/// such as Redis, BigQuery, and relational databases.
/// CORS (Cross-Origin Resource Sharing) configuration.
///
/// Controls how the server handles cross-origin HTTP requests.
/// Server configuration.
///
/// Defines network, runtime, and deployment-related settings.
/// Metrics configuration.
///
/// Controls application metrics exposure and identification.
/// OAuth2 configuration.
///
/// Controls authentication and authorization settings.
/// OAuth2 client configuration.
/// Server security configuration.
///
/// This structure aggregates all security-related settings.
/// Global application settings.
///
/// Root configuration structure that aggregates
/// server, data, and metrics configurations.
/// A type alias for a `Result` with the `ConfigError` error type.
pub type Result<T, E = ConfigError> = Result;