Workflow moved to .gitea/workflows/ci.yml (Gitea is the CI host). Every gate now passes locally, step-for-step; green on main is pending an act_runner on gitea.doesworks.net (runs #1-#5 are queued "Waiting"). Gate fixes found by actually running them: - pip-audit: `--disable-pip` without `-r` was a usage error, so the old step could never pass. Now `pip-audit --strict .` audits the runtime dependency set from pyproject. - pip-audit then flagged ecdsa (PYSEC-2026-1325, no fix), a hard dep of python-jose. Swapped to PyJWT (HS256 only; 3-line change in auth/security.py). Flag to OWC. - PyJWT warned the test JWT secret was 11 bytes. JWT_SECRET now requires >= 32 bytes (RFC 7518 s3.2) at settings load; dev/compose/test defaults updated. Test-only value carries an inline gitleaks:allow. - bandit B101: assert in retention._count_past replaced with a raise. - gitleaks: gitleaks-action needs a GitHub token/license; replaced with the pinned 8.30.1 binary, sha256-verified, scanning full history. Added: - SBOM: CycloneDX 1.6 from a clean runtime-only venv (39 components), uploaded as a CI artifact. YPMS-POAM-042. - cyclonedx-bom in dev extras; CI outputs gitignored. 158 tests passing, 95.83% coverage; ruff, mypy, bandit, pip-audit, gitleaks clean. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
YPMS — Youth Program Management System
DC Department of Employment Services / Office of Youth Programs — in-house build replacing seven legacy tools (MBSYEP intake, TMS timekeeping, PF3 admin, manual payroll scripts, MicroStrategy, and two supporting apps) with a single Python / FastAPI / Postgres system on Azure Government.
Status: Pre-development. Phase 0 (foundations) in flight.
System owner + ISSO + AO: Chris Tonjes, DOES CIO.
Full context: OVERVIEW.md, ARCHITECTURE.md, PHASE0_PLAN.md.
Quickstart (local)
Requires Docker Desktop (or equivalent). Ports 8000 (app), 5433 (Postgres), 8081 (Adminer) must be free.
cp .env.example .env
docker compose up --build
App at http://localhost:8000. OpenAPI docs at http://localhost:8000/docs.
curl http://localhost:8000/healthz # → {"status":"ok"}
curl http://localhost:8000/readyz # → {"status":"ok"} once db is up
Adminer (DB explorer) at http://localhost:8081. Connect with:
- System: PostgreSQL
- Server:
db - Username / Password / Database:
ypms/ypms/ypms
Stop with Ctrl+C; wipe local DB with docker compose down -v.
Tests
Local (no Docker required for the tests):
python -m venv .venv && source .venv/bin/activate
pip install -e '.[dev]'
pytest
Coverage:
pytest --cov=src/ypms --cov-report=term-missing
Tests use SQLite in-memory for speed. Postgres-specific behaviour gets its own Postgres-only fixture when a migration or query needs it (see ARCHITECTURE.md §4.8).
Repo shape
Full tree in ARCHITECTURE.md §5.1. High points:
src/ypms/main.py— FastAPI factorysrc/ypms/settings.py— pydantic-settings configsrc/ypms/db.py— SQLAlchemy engine, session,Basesrc/ypms/logging.py— structlog + sensitive-field sanitizersrc/ypms/middleware.py— request idsrc/ypms/framework/— vendored from OWC, milestone 0.2src/ypms/security/— auth + RBAC + column encryption, milestones 0.3–0.4src/ypms/youth/— Registrant entity (vertical slice), milestone 0.5- Other entity packages — 501 stubs, milestone 0.6
migrations/— Alembic, immutable-once-mergedtests/— pytest, SQLite by default
Adding an entity
Once the framework lands in milestone 0.2, adding a new entity follows the OWC add-entity pattern (model → schemas → router → main.py registration → migration → permissions seed entry → test → coverage doc). Full instructions land here at milestone 0.2 completion.
Contributing
See CONTRIBUTING.md for the hard rules. Highlights: migrations are immutable once merged, every state-mutating route emits an audit row, framework/security modules must not carry domain logic, no --no-verify or # type: ignore without a written reason.
Compliance
SYSTEM_SECURITY_PLAN.mdv0.3 — NIST 800-53 Moderate SSPNIST_800_53_CONTROL_MAPPING.mdv0.2 — full control-family mapPRIVACY_IMPACT_ASSESSMENT.mdv0.1 — PIA covering minors, SSN, banking, FERPA, CFSAPOAM.mdv0.1 — POA&M with 62 items and 2 closures as of 2026-09-30
License / usage
Internal DOES system. Not for external distribution.