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Description
This PR adds Docker support to the project to enable consistent, secure, and reproducible deployments.

What’s included
Added a Dockerfile using python:3.11-slim for a lightweight image
Installed required system dependencies for image processing (OpenCV support)
Introduced a non-root user (app) for improved container security
Managed Python dependencies using pip-tools for reproducible builds
Copied application source code into the container with correct permissions
Exposed port 8000 and added a health check using curl
Configured application startup using Uvicorn

Docker Support
Prerequisites
Docker and Docker Compose installed
Quick Start
Copy .env.example to .env and fill in your secrets
Build and run with Docker Compose:
docker-compose up --build
Access the application at http://localhost:8000/

Docker Commands
Build the image: docker build -t bhv-app .
Run the container: docker run -p 8000:8000 --env-file .env bhv-app
Stop containers: docker-compose down
View logs: docker-compose logs

safiya2610 and others added 24 commits January 4, 2026 02:42
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- Add admin router with user management endpoints
- Create admin service for role-based access control
- Add admin dashboard and user gallery templates
- Implement admin authentication checks
- Add unauthorized access template
- Fix JWT configuration and improve token validation
- Update gallery to show metadata JSON properly
- Add admin navigation and styling
- Update tests for new admin functionality
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Summary of Changes

Hello @safiya2610, I'm Gemini Code Assist1! I'm currently reviewing this pull request and will post my feedback shortly. In the meantime, here's a summary to help you and other reviewers quickly get up to speed!

This pull request significantly enhances the project's operational capabilities by integrating Docker for containerization, ensuring a standardized and secure deployment environment. It streamlines the development workflow with docker-compose and provides robust dependency management. Beyond infrastructure, the PR also introduces core application features such as user authentication, image gallery management with emotion analysis, and administrative tools, laying a solid foundation for future development and improved user experience.

Highlights

  • Dockerization: Introduced comprehensive Docker support, including a Dockerfile for a lightweight Python 3.11-slim image, system dependencies for image processing, and a non-root user for enhanced security. This setup ensures consistent and reproducible deployments.
  • Dependency Management: Implemented pip-tools for reproducible Python dependency management, generating a requirements.txt from base.in and dev.in files, and providing a lock.txt for exact version pinning.
  • Deployment Configuration: Added a docker-compose.yml file for easy local development and deployment, configuring environment variables, port exposure, volume mounts for persistent data (database, uploads), and a health check for the application.
  • README Update: Updated the README.md to reflect the new Docker support, providing clear instructions for prerequisites, quick start with Docker Compose, and details on Docker commands, security features, and volume management.
  • New Features and Structure: Introduced several new features and structural components, including JWT-based authentication, rate limiting middleware, security headers middleware, admin dashboard functionality, Google OAuth integration, image upload with fuzzy emotion detection, and narrative management for images.

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This pull request introduces Docker support for the project, which is a great step towards consistent deployments. The implementation includes a Dockerfile, a docker-compose.yml, and a .dockerignore file. My review focuses on improving the Docker setup for better security, reproducibility, and efficiency. I've identified some critical issues, including a non-deterministic Docker build process and broken email/password login and signup forms. I have also suggested improvements for a bug in the admin panel's redirect logic and other code quality enhancements. Overall, the changes are good, but the identified issues should be addressed before merging.

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user_id = user_row[0] if user_row else 1

return RedirectResponse(f"/admin/user/{user_id}", status_code=303)
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The fallback logic user_id = user_row[0] if user_row else 1 is risky. If the user is not found, it defaults to redirecting to the page for user with ID 1, which is incorrect and could cause confusion. It would be safer to redirect to the main admin dashboard (/admin) as a fallback.

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user_id = user_row[0] if user_row else 1
return RedirectResponse(f"/admin/user/{user_id}", status_code=303)
user_id = user_row[0] if user_row else None
if user_id:
return RedirectResponse(f"/admin/user/{user_id}", status_code=303)
return RedirectResponse("/admin", status_code=303)


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The <img> tag includes a closing </img> tag, which is invalid HTML. <img> is a void element and should not have a closing tag. This should be removed to ensure the HTML is well-formed.


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The <img> tag includes a closing </img> tag, which is invalid HTML. <img> is a void element and should not have a closing tag. This should be removed to ensure the HTML is well-formed.

from fastapi import FastAPI, HTTPException
from fastapi.exceptions import RequestValidationError
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import traceback
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The traceback module is imported but never used in this file. It should be removed to maintain code cleanliness.

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### Security Features

- Non-root user in container
- Multi-stage build for minimal image size
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The documentation mentions that a multi-stage build is used for a minimal image size, but the current Dockerfile is a single-stage build. This discrepancy can be misleading. The documentation should be updated to match the implementation, or preferably, the Dockerfile should be converted to a multi-stage build to gain the described benefits.

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