Partial refactor and other improvements #53
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This pull request includes several significant changes to the build configuration, Docker setup, and command-line argument handling. The changes improve the build process, enhance the Docker configuration, and refactor the command-line argument parsing to use the
viperlibrary for better configuration management.Build Configuration Changes:
.goreleaser.yaml: Added new build flags to include license-related environment variables. [1] [2].goreleaser.yaml: Introduced Docker configurations for building and tagging Docker images for multiple architectures (amd64 and arm64).Docker Setup Improvements:
Dockerfile: Refactored to create a non-root user, install certificates, set up application directories, and add a health check endpoint.Command-line Argument Handling:
cmd/common.go: Refactored command-line flag parsing to useviperfor binding flags to configuration variables, improving flexibility and maintainability. [1] [2]Error Handling Enhancements:
cmd/common.go: Improved error handling in therequireLicensefunction to provide more informative error messages.Testing Additions:
cmd/common_test.go: Added comprehensive tests for command execution, ensuring robustness and correctness of the new command-line argument handling.