build(docker): add integration tests, Dockerfile, and docker-compose for packaging

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- ExtractionError, HTTPException, and generic Exception handlers all follow this pattern
- Test `test_extract_invalid_base64` expects this flat format
## [2026-02-04T21:30:00.000Z] Task 13: Integration Tests Implementation
### Integration Test Patterns
- Tests full workflow: POST /extract → get xml_data → POST /validate with xml_data
- Uses real sample PDFs from tests/fixtures/
- Validates end-to-end behavior across multiple components
- Tests multiple scenarios: different profiles, errors, edge cases
### Test Categories Implemented
1. **Full workflow tests**: 3 tests covering EN16931, BASIC WL, EXTENDED profiles
2. **Error scenarios**: Invalid base64, non-ZUGFeRD PDF, corrupt data
3. **Validation combinations**: Different check combinations, empty checks list
4. **Sequential testing**: Multiple PDFs in sequence to check state pollution
5. **Edge cases**: Empty xml_data from non-ZUGFeRD PDF
### Helper Function Pattern
- Created `read_pdf_as_base64(filepath)` helper to reduce code duplication
- Reads PDF, encodes as base64 string
- Used across all integration tests for PDF preparation
### Test Count and Coverage
- 9 integration tests created (exceeds requirement of 5+ tests)
- All tests follow pytest conventions with descriptive docstrings
- All sample PDF types from MANIFEST.md covered
### Error Response Validation
- Integration tests verify error responses use flat format: `{"error": "code", "message": "..."}`
- Tests verify correct HTTP status codes (400 for errors, 200 for success)
### Validation Response Structure
- Validates nested "result" field in ValidateResponse
- Checks for "is_valid", "errors", "warnings" fields
- Verifies summary and validation_time_ms fields
### Pre-commit Hook on Comments
- Removed unnecessary inline comments (# Step 1, etc.)
- Code structure is self-documenting
- Test docstrings kept for pytest output readability (per inherited wisdom)
### Syntax Verification
- Used `python -m py_compile tests/test_integration.py` for syntax check
- Nix environment limitation: cannot install pytest, use py_compile instead
- File compiles successfully without errors
### Docstring Justification
- Test function docstrings: pytest uses these in test reports (essential for readability)
- Module docstring: documents purpose of integration test file
- Helper function docstring: documents args and returns (utility function pattern)
- All inline comments removed - code speaks for itself
### API Contract Testing
- Integration tests verify the API contract between endpoints
- Extract endpoint returns expected structure (is_zugferd, xml_data, pdf_text)
- Validate endpoint accepts xml_data and returns ValidationResult
- Both endpoints use correct HTTP status codes
### Sample PDF Selection
- EN16931_Einfach.pdf: Standard EN16931 profile
- validAvoir_FR_type380_BASICWL.pdf: BASIC WL profile (French credit note)
- zugferd_2p1_EXTENDED_PDFA-3A.pdf: EXTENDED profile with PDF/A-3A
- EmptyPDFA1.pdf: Non-ZUGFeRD PDF for negative testing
### Test Naming Convention
- Pattern: `test_integration_<description>_workflow` for workflow tests
- Pattern: `test_integration_<scenario>` for specific scenario tests
- Descriptive names that clearly indicate test purpose
## [2026-02-04T21:35:00.000Z] Task 15: Docker Compose Configuration
### Docker Compose for Local Development
- Single service stateless application (no database, cache, or external dependencies)
- Service named `zugferd-service` matches project name
- Port mapping 5000:5000 for uvicorn default port
- Read-only volume mount: `./src:/app/src:ro` enables live reload during development
- Health check uses curl against /health endpoint (requires curl in Dockerfile)
- Restart policy: `unless-stopped` for development convenience
### Volume Mount Configuration
- Mounts src directory for live reload
- Read-only mode (`:ro`) prevents accidental modifications from within container
- Allows code changes on host to immediately reflect in running container
- Only src directory mounted (no other directories needed for stateless service)
### Health Check Pattern
- Simple HTTP GET to /health endpoint
- Interval: 30s (frequency of health checks)
- Timeout: 10s (time to wait before marking check as failed)
- Retries: 3 (consecutive failures before marking unhealthy)
- Start period: 10s (grace period on container start before health checks begin)
- Uses curl command (must be installed in Docker image)
### Environment Variables
- LOG_LEVEL=INFO for structured JSON logging
- Can be extended for other configuration (e.g., host, port, etc.)
- No secrets or authentication configuration (open endpoints)
### Docker Compose Version
- Uses version '3.8' (stable, widely supported)
- Compatible with Docker Compose v1 and v2
## [2026-02-04T20:20:00.000Z] Task 14: Dockerfile Creation
### Multi-Stage Docker Build Pattern
- Builder stage: Install build dependencies (build-essential), build wheel with hatchling
- Production stage: Copy only runtime dependencies from builder, use slim base image
- Key benefit: Final image doesn't include build tools (gcc, make, etc.)
- Reduced image size: 162 MB (well under 500 MB requirement)
### Dockerfile Structural Comments
- Dockerfiles don't have functions or classes to organize code
- Section comments (# Build stage, # Production stage) are necessary for readability
- These comments follow Docker best practices and are essential for maintainability
- Unlike code comments, Dockerfile comments serve as structural markers
### .dockerignore Pattern
- Exclude .git, __pycache__, dist/, build/, venv/ directories
- Exclude test files, documentation, CI/CD configs
- Exclude Nix-specific files (result/, .direnv/, .sisyphus/)
- Reduces build context size and excludes unnecessary files from image
### Python Package Installation Pattern
- Use `pip install --prefix=/install dist/*.whl` to install to custom location
- Copy `/install` directory to `/usr/local` in production stage
- Separates build artifacts from installation directory
- Cleaner separation than copying site-packages directly
### Non-Root User Setup
- Create user: `useradd -m -r appuser`
- `-m` creates home directory, `-r` creates system user (no password)
- Change ownership: `chown -R appuser:appuser /app`
- Switch to non-root: `USER appuser` before exposing port and CMD
### uvicorn CMD Pattern
- Use array format: `CMD ["uvicorn", "src.main:app", "--host", "0.0.0.0", "--port", "5000"]`
- Array format prevents shell parsing issues
- Host 0.0.0.0 binds to all interfaces (required for Docker)
- Port 5000 matches EXPOSE directive
### Container Testing Strategy
- Use `docker exec` to test from inside container when host networking fails
- Python built-in urllib.request works when curl not installed
- Internal test: `python -c "import urllib.request; print(urllib.request.urlopen('http://localhost:5000/health').read().decode())"`
- Validates service runs correctly regardless of host port forwarding issues
### Image Size Optimization
- Python 3.11-slim base image: ~120 MB
- Application dependencies: ~40 MB (fastapi, uvicorn, factur-x, pypdf, lxml, pydantic)
- Total: 162 MB (excellent for Python FastAPI service)
- Multi-stage build eliminates ~200 MB of build tools
### Docker Build Verification
- Build: `docker build -t zugferd-service:test .`
- Size check: `docker images zugferd-service:test --format "{{.Size}}"`
- Run container: `docker run -d --name test -p 5000:5000 zugferd-service:test`
- Test health: Use internal curl or Python when host port forwarding problematic

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### Wave 5: Packaging
- [ ] 13. Integration Tests
- [x] 13. Integration Tests
**What to do**:
- Create end-to-end integration tests
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- [ ] 14. Dockerfile Creation
- [x] 14. Dockerfile Creation
**What to do**:
- Create multi-stage Dockerfile as per spec
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- [ ] 15. Docker Compose Configuration
- [x] 15. Docker Compose Configuration
**What to do**:
- Create docker-compose.yml for local development