# Story 3.1 Implementation Summary ## Overview Implemented URL generation and site assignment for batch content generation, including full auto-creation capabilities and priority-based site assignment. ## What Was Implemented ### 1. Database Schema Changes - **Modified**: `src/database/models.py` - Made `custom_hostname` nullable in `SiteDeployment` model - Added unique constraint to `pull_zone_bcdn_hostname` - Updated `__repr__` to handle both custom and bcdn hostnames - **Migration Script**: `scripts/migrate_story_3.1.sql` - SQL script to update existing databases - Run this on your dev database before testing ### 2. Repository Layer Updates - **Modified**: `src/database/interfaces.py` - Changed `custom_hostname` to optional parameter in `create()` signature - Added `get_by_bcdn_hostname()` method signature - Updated `exists()` to check both hostname types - **Modified**: `src/database/repositories.py` - Made `custom_hostname` parameter optional with default `None` - Implemented `get_by_bcdn_hostname()` method - Updated `exists()` to query both custom and bcdn hostnames ### 3. Template Service Update - **Modified**: `src/templating/service.py` - Line 92: Changed to `hostname = site_deployment.custom_hostname or site_deployment.pull_zone_bcdn_hostname` - Now handles sites with only bcdn hostnames ### 4. CLI Updates - **Modified**: `src/cli/commands.py` - Updated `sync-sites` command to import sites without custom domains - Removed filter that skipped bcdn-only sites - Now imports all bunny.net sites (with or without custom domains) ### 5. Site Provisioning Module (NEW) - **Created**: `src/generation/site_provisioning.py` - `generate_random_suffix()`: Creates random 4-char suffixes - `slugify_keyword()`: Converts keywords to URL-safe slugs - `create_bunnynet_site()`: Creates Storage Zone + Pull Zone via API - `provision_keyword_sites()`: Pre-creates sites for specific keywords - `create_generic_sites()`: Creates generic sites on-demand ### 6. URL Generator Module (NEW) - **Created**: `src/generation/url_generator.py` - `generate_slug()`: Converts article titles to URL-safe slugs - `generate_urls_for_batch()`: Generates complete URLs for all articles in batch - Handles custom domains and bcdn hostnames - Returns full URL mappings with metadata ### 7. Job Config Extensions - **Modified**: `src/generation/job_config.py` - Added `tier1_preferred_sites: Optional[List[str]]` field - Added `auto_create_sites: bool` field (default: False) - Added `create_sites_for_keywords: Optional[List[Dict]]` field - Full validation for all new fields ### 8. Site Assignment Module (NEW) - **Created**: `src/generation/site_assignment.py` - `assign_sites_to_batch()`: Main assignment function with full priority system - `_get_keyword_sites()`: Helper to match sites by keyword - **Priority system**: - Tier1: preferred sites → keyword sites → random - Tier2+: keyword sites → random - Auto-creates sites when pool is insufficient (if enabled) - Prevents duplicate assignments within same batch ### 9. Comprehensive Tests - **Created**: `tests/unit/test_url_generator.py` - URL generation tests - **Created**: `tests/unit/test_site_provisioning.py` - Site creation tests - **Created**: `tests/unit/test_site_assignment.py` - Assignment logic tests - **Created**: `tests/unit/test_job_config_extensions.py` - Config parsing tests - **Created**: `tests/integration/test_story_3_1_integration.py` - Full workflow tests ### 10. Example Job Config - **Created**: `jobs/example_story_3.1_full_features.json` - Demonstrates all new features - Ready-to-use template ## How to Use ### Step 1: Migrate Your Database Run the migration script on your development database: ```sql -- From scripts/migrate_story_3.1.sql ALTER TABLE site_deployments MODIFY COLUMN custom_hostname VARCHAR(255) NULL; ALTER TABLE site_deployments ADD CONSTRAINT uq_pull_zone_bcdn_hostname UNIQUE (pull_zone_bcdn_hostname); ``` ### Step 2: Sync Existing Bunny.net Sites Import your 400+ existing bunny.net buckets: ```bash uv run python main.py sync-sites --admin-user your_admin --dry-run ``` Review the output, then run without `--dry-run` to import. ### Step 3: Create a Job Config Use the new fields in your job configuration: ```json { "jobs": [{ "project_id": 1, "tiers": { "tier1": {"count": 10} }, "tier1_preferred_sites": ["www.premium.com"], "auto_create_sites": true, "create_sites_for_keywords": [ {"keyword": "engine repair", "count": 3} ] }] } ``` ### Step 4: Use in Your Workflow In your content generation workflow: ```python from src.generation.site_assignment import assign_sites_to_batch from src.generation.url_generator import generate_urls_for_batch # After content generation, assign sites assign_sites_to_batch( content_records=generated_articles, job=job_config, site_repo=site_repository, bunny_client=bunny_client, project_keyword=project.main_keyword ) # Generate URLs urls = generate_urls_for_batch( content_records=generated_articles, site_repo=site_repository ) # urls is a list of: # [{ # "content_id": 1, # "title": "How to Fix Your Engine", # "url": "https://www.example.com/how-to-fix-your-engine.html", # "tier": "tier1", # "slug": "how-to-fix-your-engine", # "hostname": "www.example.com" # }, ...] ``` ## Site Assignment Priority Logic ### For Tier1 Articles: 1. **Preferred Sites** (from `tier1_preferred_sites`) - if specified 2. **Keyword Sites** (matching article keyword in site name) 3. **Random** from available pool ### For Tier2+ Articles: 1. **Keyword Sites** (matching article keyword in site name) 2. **Random** from available pool ### Auto-Creation: If `auto_create_sites: true` and pool is insufficient: - Creates minimum number of generic sites needed - Uses project main keyword in site names - Creates via bunny.net API (Storage Zone + Pull Zone) ## URL Structure ### With Custom Domain: ``` https://www.example.com/how-to-fix-your-engine.html ``` ### With Bunny.net CDN Only: ``` https://mysite123.b-cdn.net/how-to-fix-your-engine.html ``` ## Slug Generation Rules - Lowercase - Replace spaces with hyphens - Remove special characters - Max 100 characters - Fallback: `article-{content_id}` if empty ## Testing Run the tests: ```bash # Unit tests uv run pytest tests/unit/test_url_generator.py uv run pytest tests/unit/test_site_provisioning.py uv run pytest tests/unit/test_site_assignment.py uv run pytest tests/unit/test_job_config_extensions.py # Integration tests uv run pytest tests/integration/test_story_3_1_integration.py # All Story 3.1 tests uv run pytest tests/ -k "story_3_1 or url_generator or site_provisioning or site_assignment or job_config_extensions" ``` ## Key Features ### Simple Over Complex - No fuzzy keyword matching (as requested) - Straightforward priority system - Clear error messages - Minimal dependencies ### Full Auto-Creation - Pre-create sites for specific keywords - Auto-create generic sites when needed - All sites use bunny.net API ### Full Priority System - Tier1 preferred sites - Keyword-based matching - Random assignment fallback ### Flexible Hostnames - Supports custom domains - Supports bcdn-only sites - Automatically chooses correct hostname ## Production Deployment When moving to production: 1. The model changes will automatically apply (SQLAlchemy will create tables correctly) 2. No additional migration scripts needed 3. Just ensure your production `.env` has `BUNNY_ACCOUNT_API_KEY` set 4. Run `sync-sites` to import existing bunny.net infrastructure ## Files Changed/Created ### Modified (8 files): - `src/database/models.py` - `src/database/interfaces.py` - `src/database/repositories.py` - `src/templating/service.py` - `src/cli/commands.py` - `src/generation/job_config.py` ### Created (9 files): - `scripts/migrate_story_3.1.sql` - `src/generation/site_provisioning.py` - `src/generation/url_generator.py` - `src/generation/site_assignment.py` - `tests/unit/test_url_generator.py` - `tests/unit/test_site_provisioning.py` - `tests/unit/test_site_assignment.py` - `tests/unit/test_job_config_extensions.py` - `tests/integration/test_story_3_1_integration.py` - `jobs/example_story_3.1_full_features.json` - `STORY_3.1_IMPLEMENTATION_SUMMARY.md` ## Total Effort Completed all 10 tasks from the story specification.