apt-layer/scripts/SETUP-SUMMARY.md

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# apt-layer C Implementation - Setup Summary
## Project Structure
```
apt-layer/
├── build/ # Build artifacts (gitignored)
├── docker/ # Docker testing environment (gitignored)
│ ├── docker-compose.yml
│ └── Dockerfile
├── scripts/ # Testing scripts and documentation
│ ├── start-testing.sh
│ ├── start-testing.ps1
│ ├── test-apt-layer.sh
│ ├── README.md
│ └── SETUP-SUMMARY.md
├── src/ # C source code
├── bin/ # Compiled binary
├── Makefile
├── .gitignore
└── README.md
```
## Key Changes Made
### 1. Directory Reorganization
- **Moved** `testing/``docker/` (more descriptive)
- **Created** `build/` directory for build artifacts
- **Created** `scripts/` directory for all testing scripts
- **Updated** `.gitignore` to exclude build and docker directories
### 2. apt-cache Integration
- **Removed** duplicate apt-cacher-ng service
- **Connected** to existing apt-cacher-ng from particleos-builder
- **Uses** existing `particleos-network` for connectivity
- **Configured** apt proxy settings in Dockerfile
### 3. Simplified Docker Setup
- **Single container** instead of multiple services
- **External network** dependency on particleos-network
- **External volume** for apt-cache data
- **Streamlined** startup process
## Docker Configuration
### docker-compose.yml
```yaml
name: apt-layer-testing
services:
apt-layer-test:
build:
context: ..
dockerfile: docker/Dockerfile
container_name: apt-layer-test
depends_on:
- apt-cacher-ng
volumes:
- ..:/workspace
- apt-layer-cache:/cache
environment:
- http_proxy=http://apt-cacher-ng:3142
- https_proxy=http://apt-cacher-ng:3142
networks:
- particleos-network
apt-cacher-ng:
external: true
name: apt-cacher-ng
networks:
particleos-network:
external: true
name: particleos-network
```
### Dockerfile Features
- **Ubuntu 24.04** base image
- **apt-cache proxy** configuration
- **Build tools** (gcc, make, git)
- **OSTree** with development headers
- **Container tools** (podman, docker)
- **Interactive entrypoint** with helpful information
## Startup Scripts
### Bash Script (`start-testing.sh`)
- **Auto-detects** project and docker directories
- **Checks** apt-cache server connectivity
- **Builds** and starts container
- **Attaches** to interactive shell
### PowerShell Script (`start-testing.ps1`)
- **Windows-compatible** startup
- **Same functionality** as bash script
- **Error handling** for Windows environment
## Testing Workflow
### 1. Basic Testing (Outside Container)
```bash
./scripts/test-apt-layer.sh
```
- Builds C binary
- Tests basic functionality
- Checks dependencies
- Validates OSTree operations
### 2. Advanced Testing (Inside Container)
```bash
# Start container
./scripts/start-testing.sh
# Inside container
make clean && make
./bin/apt-layer --help
./bin/apt-layer --list
```
## Integration Benefits
### With particleos-builder
- **Shared apt-cache**: Faster package downloads
- **Shared network**: No port conflicts
- **Complementary**: Different focus areas
- **Resource efficient**: Reuses existing infrastructure
### Development Workflow
- **Fast iteration**: Quick container restarts
- **Isolated testing**: No host system impact
- **Consistent environment**: Same setup everywhere
- **Easy cleanup**: Docker volumes and containers
## Troubleshooting
### Common Issues
1. **apt-cache not found**: Start `apt-cacher-ng` container
2. **Network issues**: Check `particleos-network` exists
3. **Build failures**: Check container logs
4. **Permission issues**: Verify volume mounts
### Commands
```bash
# Check apt-cache
curl http://localhost:3142/acng-report.html
# Check network
docker network ls | grep particleos
# Check container
docker-compose -f docker/docker-compose.yml ps
# View logs
docker-compose -f docker/docker-compose.yml logs apt-layer-test
```
## Next Steps
1. **Test the setup** with basic commands
2. **Verify apt-cache** integration works
3. **Run full test suite** in container
4. **Develop features** with confidence
5. **Iterate** on C implementation
This setup provides a robust, integrated testing environment that leverages your existing infrastructure while maintaining isolation for apt-layer development.