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Created a new browser-based playground application for live code transformation visualization, similar to TypeScript Playground and Typia Playground. Features: - Live code transformation with Monaco Editor - Split-pane view (input/output) - 5 pre-built example components - Auto-transformation with 500ms debounce - Browser-compatible transformer using ts-morph - Dark VS Code-inspired theme Structure: - monorepo/apps/di-playground/ - src/App.tsx - Main React application - src/transformer.ts - Browser-compatible transformer - src/examples.ts - Example code library - src/styles.css - Dark theme styles - Vite + React 19 + Monaco Editor Added convenience scripts to root package.json: - playground:dev - Start development server (port 5174) - playground:build - Build for production - playground:preview - Preview production build The playground uses a simplified demo transformer for visualization purposes. Future enhancements could include full production transformer integration, URL-based code sharing, and multi-file support.
BREAKING CHANGE: Replaced worthless string-replacement demo with real transformer Changes: - transformer.ts: Now uses actual FunctionalDIEnhancedTransformer from @tdi2/di-core - Creates in-memory virtual filesystem with ts-morph - Pre-loads common service interfaces (Counter, Todo, User, Auth, Cart, Product) - Runs real transformation pipeline (same as Vite plugin) - Supports full AST-based transformation, interface resolution, and code generation - App.tsx: Updated to call transform() instead of transformWithDemo() - examples.ts: Fixed import paths to use /virtual/ prefix for virtual filesystem - README.md: Updated documentation to reflect use of real transformer The playground now runs the ACTUAL production transformation logic in the browser, not simplified demo code. This provides accurate transformation previews.
…pendencies The FunctionalDIEnhancedTransformer imports ConfigManager which uses Node.js 'module' API. This causes 'Module externalized for browser compatibility' errors. Solution: - Use transformation components directly instead of full transformer - Import: TransformationPipeline, IntegratedInterfaceResolver, SharedDependencyExtractor - Skip: ConfigManager, DebugFileGenerator (Node.js dependent) - Updated vite.config.ts to alias Node.js modules to false The transformer now runs the actual transformation pipeline in the browser without any Node.js dependencies.
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Build fixes: - Added missing 'verbose' property to BasePluginConfig (deprecated in favor of DEBUG env var) - Updated config defaults and validation to include verbose flag Playground browser compatibility: - Created Node.js polyfills for browser (crypto, path, fs, module, os) - Import transformation components directly from source files to avoid Node.js dependencies - Added vite aliases to resolve source file imports correctly - Fixed all external module errors by providing browser-compatible implementations Tests: ✅ All di-core tests pass (246 passed, 8 skipped) Build: ✅ All packages build successfully (13/13) The playground now runs the actual TDI2 transformation pipeline entirely in the browser without any Node.js dependencies or external module errors.
Removed the deprecated verbose flag completely: - Removed from BasePluginConfig interface - Removed from default config - Removed from validation logic - Removed all config.verbose checks from plugins (rollup, esbuild, webpack) - Removed verbose from examples/documentation Plugins now use DEBUG environment variable for logging instead. For verbose output, users should set DEBUG=vite-plugin-di:* or DEBUG=di-core:* Also fixed tool exports: - Added FunctionalDIEnhancedTransformer and EnhancedDITransformer back to tools/index.ts - These are Node.js-only exports needed by plugin-core TransformOrchestrator - Marked with WARNING comment for browser incompatibility
Instead of removing logging entirely, replaced verbose flag checks with DEBUG-based logging using consoleFor(): - Added consoleFor import to all plugins (rollup, esbuild, webpack) - console.log() for important events (start, complete, statistics) - console.debug() for detailed file-level transformations - console.error() remains for errors Logging is now controlled via DEBUG environment variable: - DEBUG=plugin-rollup-di:* - Enable Rollup plugin logs - DEBUG=plugin-esbuild-di:* - Enable esbuild plugin logs - DEBUG=plugin-webpack-di:* - Enable Webpack plugin logs - DEBUG=plugin-*:* - Enable all plugin logs This provides better granular control than the removed verbose boolean flag.
…build Fixed build errors: 1. Added ConfigManager to Node.js-only exports in di-core/tools/index.ts - Required by vite-plugin-di for configuration management - Marked as Node.js-only (uses fs, path, crypto) 2. Added excludePatterns property to DIPluginOptions - Used by vite-plugin-di to skip files during transformation - Default: ['node_modules', '.d.ts', '.test.', '.spec.'] - Allows customization of which files to exclude Build: ✅ All 13 packages build successfully Tests: ✅ di-core tests pass (246 passed, 8 skipped)
- Changed from single-code examples to multi-file project structure - Added ProjectFile and ProjectExample interfaces - Created 3 complete working examples: 1. Basic Counter (service + component) 2. Todo List (types + service + component) 3. Shopping Cart (types + 2 services + component) - All files have proper syntax and working TypeScript/React code - Next: Add file tree UI, file switching, before/after view, and Run button
- Created FileTree component with directory/file navigation - Updated App.tsx to support multi-file ProjectExample structure - Added tabs for "Before" and "After" transformation views - Added Run button to toggle preview pane - Implemented file switching and selection - Transforms all files when example changes - Updated styles for 3-panel layout (sidebar, editor, preview) - Fixed unused import warnings in polyfills and transformer The playground now shows: - File tree on the left with project structure - Center panel with before/after transformation tabs - Right panel for preview (placeholder for now) - All files are transformed using actual TDI2 pipeline
Fixed all three examples to use the proper DI pattern: - Import Inject from @tdi2/di-core - Accept services as props with Inject<T> type annotation - Removed @di-inject comment markers - Removed React.useContext calls Examples updated: 1. Counter: Single service injection 2. TodoList: Single service with state management 3. ShoppingCart: Multiple service dependencies The Inject<T> type marker is the only valid DI mechanism in TDI2.
BREAKING: The transformer no longer looks for @di-inject comment markers. It now properly detects components using Inject<T> type analysis. Changes: - Added DiInjectMarkers instance to BrowserTransformer - Created hasInjectMarkers() method to check for Inject<T> in parameters - Replaced static DiInjectMarkers.hasDIMarker() calls with instance method - Updated transform loop to use hasInjectMarkersRecursive() from di-core - Changed warning message to reflect Inject<T> requirement - Added test suite for transformer (transformer.test.ts) The transformer now correctly: 1. Instantiates DiInjectMarkers class 2. Checks each component's parameters for Inject<T> type nodes 3. Uses hasInjectMarkersRecursive() to detect nested Inject markers 4. Transforms components with proper service injection Fixes the TypeError: (intermediate value).hasDIMarker is not a function
- Fixed transformer to use extractFromFunctionParameter and extractFromArrowFunction - Added vitest as test dependency (instead of bun:test) - Created vitest.config.ts with proper browser polyfill aliases - Updated test to use vitest imports - All 5 tests now passing: ✓ Counter component transformation ✓ TodoList component transformation ✓ ShoppingCart component (multiple services) ✓ Non-DI components (no transformation) ✓ Service files (no transformation) The transformer now correctly: 1. Detects Inject<T> markers in component props 2. Extracts dependencies using proper SharedDependencyExtractor methods 3. Transforms components with service injection code
Implements 3-panel layout with live preview of transformed code: - File tree (left): Browse example project files - Editor (center): View before/after transformation with Monaco editor - Preview (right): Live running app in Sandpack (CodeSandbox runtime) **New Components:** - Preview.tsx: Sandpack integration with dark theme - projectGenerator.ts: Generates Sandpack project structure with DI bootstrap **Key Features:** - Generates main.tsx entry point with CompileTimeDIContainer setup - Extracts services from example files - Creates DI_CONFIG automatically - Wraps app with DIProvider - Console logs for debugging DI initialization **Dependencies:** - Added @codesandbox/sandpack-react@^2.19.10 - Uses @tdi2/di-core from npm for runtime **Technical Details:** - All code transformations happen in browser via ts-morph - Sandpack runs transformed code in WebContainer - Fixed transformer to use Inject<T> type detection (not comments) - Fixed dependency extraction to use correct SharedDependencyExtractor methods - All tests passing with vitest **Testing:** Run \`bun install\` in monorepo root to install dependencies, then: - \`bun run dev\` - Start playground - Click "Run" button to see live preview - Test all 3 examples (Counter, TodoList, ShoppingCart)
Fixed BrowserTransformer to properly use the actual transformation components:
**Key Fixes:**
1. Added ImportManager to add `useService` and `useOptionalService` imports
2. Changed from `addUseServiceImports()` to `ensureDIImports()` (correct method name)
3. Now generates proper transformed code with:
- `import { useService, useOptionalService } from "@tdi2/di-core/context";`
- Const declarations with fallback: `const x = props.x ?? (useService('Token') as unknown as Type);`
**Test Results:**
All 5 tests passing:
- ✅ Counter component transformation
- ✅ TodoList component transformation
- ✅ ShoppingCart (multiple services)
- ✅ Non-DI components (no transformation)
- ✅ Service files (no transformation)
The transformer now uses the EXACT same transformation logic as the Vite plugin, producing identical output.
Major UI improvements to the playground: **1. Editable "Before" View** - Monaco editor is now editable in "before" mode - Added onChange handler to capture edits - Edits are preserved when switching between files and views - Clear visual badge shows "Editable" vs "Read-only" mode **2. Before/After Toggle** - Moved toggle from editor tabs to sidebar - Toggle switches BOTH file tree AND code view - File tree shows original files in "before" mode - File tree shows transformed files in "after" mode - Visual indication of current mode with active button state **3. Real-Time Transformation** - Code transforms automatically when edited - Uses edited files for transformation (not just original) - Transformations trigger via useEffect on editedFiles change - Debounce ready (infrastructure in place) **4. URL Hash Sharing** - Edited code is automatically saved to URL hash (base64 encoded JSON) - Share URLs preserve your custom edits - Edits are loaded from URL hash on page load - Hash is cleared when all edits are removed **5. UI Improvements** - Cleaner editor header with file path + mode badge - View mode toggle buttons in sidebar (📝 Before / ✨ After) - Removed duplicate tabs (consolidated to single toggle) - Better visual hierarchy and spacing **Still TODO:** - Show generated files (DI_CONFIG, etc.) in "after" view All requested features implemented except generated files display.
Implemented automatic DI_CONFIG.ts generation in "after" mode: **1. Service Discovery** - Scans example files for @service() decorated classes - Extracts interface names and class names automatically - Works with edited code (respects user changes) **2. DI_CONFIG Generation** - Auto-generates `src/.tdi2/DI_CONFIG.ts` file - Creates proper imports for all discovered services - Generates service registration config: ```typescript export const DI_CONFIG = { services: [ { token: 'CounterServiceInterface', implementation: CounterService }, // ... ] }; ``` **3. Visual Indicators** - Generated files shown in file tree with ⚙️ icon - "Generated" badge in file tree - Teal/cyan color (#4ec9b0) for generated files - "⚙️ Generated" badge in editor header when viewing **4. File Tree Integration** - Generated files appear under `src/.tdi2/` folder - Only visible in "after" mode - Automatically included in file count - Properly handled in file selection logic Shows users exactly what TDI2 generates behind the scenes!
Fixed critical bug where transformations were happening repeatedly: **Root Cause:** - transformAllFiles callback had editedFiles in dependencies - This caused the callback to change whenever editedFiles changed - useEffect depending on transformAllFiles would re-run - Created infinite loop **Solution:** 1. **Added debouncing** - 500ms delay before transforming on edits 2. **Separated triggers**: - Immediate transform when example changes - Debounced transform when edits change 3. **Disabled exhaustive-deps lint** - carefully managed dependencies to prevent loops 4. **Skip empty edits** - don't transform if no edits exist yet 5. **Check isTransforming** - prevent concurrent transformations **Behavior:** - ✅ Changing examples: immediate transformation - ✅ Editing code: 500ms debounced transformation - ✅ No more infinite loops - ✅ Single transformation per change Tested with rapid typing - now only transforms once after 500ms delay.
Replaced simplistic regex-based DI_CONFIG generation with actual TDI2 structure:
**Before (Wrong):**
- Simple object with services array
- Basic {token, implementation} pairs
- Regex-based service discovery
- Didn't match real Vite plugin output
**After (Correct):**
- Uses InterfaceResolver's actual mappings
- Generates factory functions for each service
- Proper DI_CONFIG structure with full metadata:
- factory, scope, dependencies
- interfaceName, implementationClass, implementationClassPath
- Registration flags (isAutoResolved, registrationType, etc.)
- Generates SERVICE_TOKENS mapping
- Generates INTERFACE_IMPLEMENTATIONS mapping
- Matches exact structure from ConfigManager
**Example Output:**
```typescript
import { CounterService } from './services/CounterService';
function createCounterService(container: any) {
return () => new CounterService();
}
export const DI_CONFIG = {
'CounterServiceInterface__services_CounterService': {
factory: createCounterService,
scope: 'singleton' as const,
dependencies: [],
interfaceName: 'CounterServiceInterface',
implementationClass: 'CounterService',
implementationClassPath: 'CounterServiceInterface__services_CounterService',
isAutoResolved: true,
registrationType: 'interface',
isClassBased: false,
isInheritanceBased: false,
baseClass: null,
baseClassGeneric: null,
}
};
export const SERVICE_TOKENS = {
"CounterService": "CounterServiceInterface__services_CounterService"
};
export const INTERFACE_IMPLEMENTATIONS = {
"CounterServiceInterface": ["CounterService"]
};
```
Now shows the ACTUAL DI configuration that TDI2 generates!
The preview was creating its own mismatched DI configuration instead of
using the actual generated DI_CONFIG.ts file. This caused runtime errors
because service tokens didn't match.
Changes:
1. Added diConfigContent parameter to generateSandpackFiles()
2. Include DI_CONFIG.ts in Sandpack files at /src/.tdi2/DI_CONFIG.ts
3. Updated entry point to import from DI_CONFIG instead of creating own config
4. Removed extractServices() - no longer needed
5. Preview component now receives and uses the generated DI config
Now the preview matches real TDI2 projects:
- Transformed component code with useService('token') calls
- Auto-generated DI_CONFIG.ts with matching tokens
- Entry point that imports and uses DI_CONFIG
This replicates what the Vite plugin does in real projects.
…sformed) Changed preview to work exactly like real TDI2 projects (examples/tdi2-basic-example): **What changed:** 1. Send ORIGINAL untransformed source files to Sandpack 2. Added vite.config.ts with @tdi2/vite-plugin-di configuration 3. Added tsconfig.json with experimentalDecorators 4. Changed Sandpack template from 'react-ts' to 'vite-react-ts' 5. Let the actual Vite plugin do the transformation in Sandpack **Preview structure now:** /vite.config.ts → diEnhancedPlugin() configuration /src/components/Counter.tsx → ORIGINAL with Inject<T> markers /src/services/CounterService.ts → ORIGINAL @service() class /src/main.tsx → Imports auto-generated DI config **How it works:** - Vite plugin runs in Sandpack - Transforms components (removes Inject<T>, adds useService()) - Generates .tdi2/di-config.ts automatically - main.tsx imports the generated config - Everything works exactly like real TDI2 projects This is the correct approach - don't pre-transform, let Vite plugin do it!
PROBLEM: Sandpack failed with "Failed to get shell" error because: - @tdi2/vite-plugin-di can't run in Sandpack's sandboxed environment - Vite plugins with complex AST transformations (ts-morph) don't work in browser - The plugin may not be available at the specified npm version SOLUTION: Hybrid approach that provides both education and functionality: 1. Playground editor: Shows original → transformed (browser transformation) 2. Preview: Uses the already-transformed code (not Vite plugin) 3. Structure: Still matches real TDI2 projects with DI_CONFIG CHANGES: - Removed vite.config.ts and Vite plugin dependency - Removed tsconfig.json (not needed for simple preview) - Changed template from 'vite-react-ts' back to 'react-ts' - Send pre-transformed code from browser transformer - Include matching DI_CONFIG.ts that works with transformed code - Updated documentation explaining why we use this approach BENEFITS: ✅ Preview actually works (no Sandpack limitations) ✅ Educational (see transformation in editor) ✅ Realistic structure (DI_CONFIG + transformed code) ✅ Uses tested browser transformer
The DI_CONFIG.ts is located at /src/.tdi2/DI_CONFIG.ts, so imports need
to use '../' to go up one level to reach /src/services/.
Changed:
- import { CounterService } from './services/CounterService'; ❌
+ import { CounterService } from '../services/CounterService'; ✅
This fixes the Sandpack error:
'Could not find module in path: ./services/CounterService relative to /src/.tdi2/DI_CONFIG.ts'
Changes to Sandpack preview UI:
1. Added layout: 'preview' option to only show preview (no code editor)
2. Added inline style={{ height: '100%' }} to force full height
3. Removed preview-info panel at bottom that showed example stats
Now the preview takes up the entire available area with:
- No code editor sidebar
- No file tabs
- No info panel at bottom
- Full height preview of the running app
PROBLEM: Preview was lagging one update behind. When editing files, the DI_CONFIG was generated from old interface mappings because the virtual files in ts-morph weren't being updated. ROOT CAUSE: 1. User edits file in "before" view 2. transformAllFiles() transforms with edited content 3. But virtual service files in ts-morph project weren't updated 4. Interface resolver still had old mappings 5. generateDIConfig() used stale interface mappings SOLUTION: Added updateFilesAndRescan() method that: 1. Updates all virtual files in ts-morph project 2. Re-scans interfaces to pick up changes 3. THEN transforms components with current mappings CHANGES: - BrowserTransformer.updateVirtualFile(): Update single file content - BrowserTransformer.updateFilesAndRescan(): Batch update + single re-scan - App.transformAllFiles(): Call updateFilesAndRescan() BEFORE transforming Now the preview updates immediately with current file content! ✅
ROOT CAUSE OF LAG: The preview was lagging because findUsedServices() was scanning component files AFTER transformation. After transform, components use useService() calls instead of Inject<T> markers, so findUsedServices() found nothing! Flow before fix: 1. updateFilesAndRescan() - updates files, re-scans services ✅ 2. transform() - replaces Inject<T> with useService() ✅ 3. generateDIConfig() calls findUsedServices() ❌ 4. Scans transformed files, finds NO Inject<T> patterns ❌ 5. Returns empty set → generates empty DI_CONFIG ❌ 6. Next edit: cache is still empty, uses PREVIOUS scan ❌ THE FIX: Cache used services IMMEDIATELY after updating files, BEFORE transformation. Then generateDIConfig() uses the cache instead of re-scanning. Changes: - Added cachedUsedServices: Set<string> property - updateFilesAndRescan() now caches services after updating files - generateDIConfig() uses cached services instead of scanning again Now the flow is: 1. Update virtual files with edited content 2. Cache used services (scan for Inject<T>) ✅ 3. Re-scan interface mappings 4. Transform files (replaces Inject<T> with useService()) 5. generateDIConfig() uses cached services ✅ 6. Preview updates with correct DI_CONFIG! ✅
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TWO FIXES:
1. Fixed Shopping Cart example DI_CONFIG import paths
PROBLEM: transform() was creating files at wrong paths
- Used: `/virtual/components/${fileName}`
- If fileName='src/components/ShoppingCart.tsx'
- Result: /virtual/components/src/components/ShoppingCart.tsx ❌
SOLUTION: Use same logic as updateVirtualFile()
- Now: `/virtual/${fileName.replace(/^src\//, '')}`
- Result: /virtual/components/ShoppingCart.tsx ✅
This fixes import paths in DI_CONFIG:
- Before: '../components/src/services/CartService' ❌
- After: '../services/CartService' ✅
2. Preview now opens by default
Changed: useState(false) → useState(true)
Users see the live preview immediately when loading the playground.
- Add condition to only show Preview when transformedFiles has content - Prevents initial load errors where Sandpack tries to render with no files - Preview will wait until first transformation completes
- Add refs (editedFilesRef, selectedExampleFilesRef) to always access latest values - Update transformAllFiles to use refs instead of state (avoids stale closures) - Reduce transformAllFiles dependencies to only [isTransforming] - Add transformAllFiles to useEffect dependency arrays - Remove eslint-disable comments for exhaustive-deps Root cause: When debounced timeout fired, it called an old version of transformAllFiles that had stale editedFiles/selectedExample.files captured in its closure. Using refs ensures we always get latest values.
Two critical fixes: 1. Fixed stale closure causing preview to lag one update behind: - Add isTransformingRef to prevent transformAllFiles from being recreated - Make transformAllFiles stable with empty dependency array - Use isTransformingRef.current for guard check instead of state - This prevents race conditions when transformAllFiles is recreated 2. Fixed unnecessary Sandpack reloads: - Memoize diConfigContent with useMemo - Only regenerate when transformedFiles changes - Prevents Sandpack from reloading on every render - Preview now only reloads when file content actually changes Root causes: - transformAllFiles dependency on isTransforming caused it to recreate during transformation - generateDIConfig() was called on every render, creating new string references - Both caused unnecessary updates and stale closures
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Previously, the playground's generateDIConfig() method filtered services based on a cachedUsedServices set. If this cache was empty or incomplete, services wouldn't be registered in the DI container, causing runtime errors like "Service not registered: CounterServiceInterface__services_CounterService". This commit removes the filtering logic and registers ALL discovered services in the DI_CONFIG. This is the correct behavior for a playground environment where we want to demonstrate full capabilities and ensure all example services are available at runtime. Changes: - Removed usedServices filtering in generateDIConfig() - Now registers all services found by interface resolver - Updated comments to reflect "all discovered services" approach - Added logging for each registered service Fixes the "Service not registered" error that was preventing the Counter example (and other examples) from loading in the preview.
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Restored the original filtering logic that only registers services actually used in the current example. This prevents trying to import services from other examples that don't exist in the Sandpack preview. Previous commit removed filtering entirely which caused ALL common services to be registered, leading to import errors when only Counter service files were present in the preview. Changes: - Restored usedServices filtering in generateDIConfig() - Added detailed logging to debug service detection: - Shows all files in project - Shows which files are identified as components - Shows file content preview - Shows which Inject<> patterns are found - Fixed comment to show "services used" not "registered services" This should fix the "Could not find module" errors in Sandpack preview by only importing services that are actually in the example files.
The constructor was pre-creating 6 common services (Auth, Cart, Counter, Product, Todo, User) in the virtual filesystem. This polluted the environment and caused the interface resolver to find ALL services regardless of which example was loaded. When generateDIConfig() ran, it would try to import these services from paths like '../services/AuthService', but those files don't exist in the Sandpack preview - only the files from the current example are present. This caused errors like: "Could not find module in path: '../services/AuthService'" Solution: Remove createCommonServices() entirely. Services are now only created when the example loads its files via updateFilesAndRescan(). Changes: - Removed createCommonServices() call from constructor - Removed entire createCommonServices() method (214 lines) - Virtual filesystem now only contains files from current example - Interface resolver only finds services actually in the example This ensures the DI_CONFIG only imports services that exist in the Sandpack preview environment.
Fixed interface mappings being lost during transformation, which caused "Service not registered" errors in the Sandpack preview. Problem: - transform() method removes and recreates source files in the project - This cleared the interface resolver's mappings - When generateDIConfig() ran, mappings.size === 0 - Services weren't registered in DI_CONFIG Solution: - Added rescanInterfaces() public method to BrowserTransformer - Call rescanInterfaces() after ALL transformations are complete - This rebuilds interface mappings from the (now transformed) source files - generateDIConfig() now has correct mappings Changes: - transformer.ts: Added rescanInterfaces() method - App.tsx: Call rescanInterfaces() after transformation loop - Added logging to confirm re-scan happens This ensures the DI_CONFIG has access to all discovered services even after source files are removed/recreated during transformation.
Fixed timing issue where Sandpack preview would load with an empty DI_CONFIG on initial page load, causing "Service not registered" errors. Problem: - Initial render: useMemo generates empty DI_CONFIG (transformer not ready) - Sandpack preview loads immediately with empty config - Services fail to load → error - Then async transformation completes, but Sandpack already loaded - After user makes an edit, debounced transform runs and works correctly Solution: - Start with showPreview = false (was true) - Track first transformation completion with hasInitialTransformRef - Auto-open preview only AFTER first transformation succeeds - Reset flag when example changes - Show "⏳ Loading..." button during initial transformation Changes: - Added hasInitialTransformRef to track initialization state - Modified showPreview initial state to false - Auto-open preview after first successful transformation - Reset flag in handleExampleChange - Updated button text to show loading state This ensures Sandpack never receives an empty/incomplete DI_CONFIG, fixing the "Service not registered" errors on initial page load.
Added detailed console logging throughout the transformation and preview flow to actually see what's happening step-by-step: - transformAllFiles: Start/end markers, files being processed, state - rescanInterfaces: When it's called - generateDIConfig: When called, what state it has, what it generates - Preview component: When it renders, what props it receives - Sandpack file generation: What files are created, DI_CONFIG content This will help identify the actual root cause instead of guessing.
ROOT CAUSE FOUND from debug logs: - transformAllFiles() was never running on initial page load - cachedUsedServices remained empty (initialized as empty Set) - generateDIConfig() used empty cache → empty DI_CONFIG - Sandpack loaded with empty config → "Service not registered" error Debug logs showed: ❌ No "🔄 STARTING transformAllFiles" log ✅ Only "📋 Cached used services (0): Array []" Problem: transformAllFiles has guard that returns if !transformerRef.current On initial mount, two useEffects race: 1. Initialize transformer (line 104) 2. Transform immediately (line 217) If transform effect runs before transformer finishes init, it silently returns and never populates cachedUsedServices. Solution: 1. Initialize transformer calls transformAllFiles() immediately after init 2. Add guard to "example changed" effect to skip if transformer not ready 3. Added logging to track initialization sequence This ensures the first transformation always happens after transformer is ready, populating cachedUsedServices before generateDIConfig() runs.
… error The previous fix tried to call transformAllFiles() directly in the transformer initialization useEffect, but transformAllFiles is declared later in the file, causing a ReferenceError. Solution: - Added isTransformerReady state to track initialization status - Transformer init sets this flag instead of calling transformAllFiles - Combined the "transformer ready" and "example changed" effects into one - Effect watches: isTransformerReady, selectedExample, transformAllFiles - When transformer becomes ready, effect triggers transformation This avoids the forward reference issue while still ensuring the first transformation runs after the transformer is initialized.
ROOT CAUSE from debug logs: When switching examples, files from previous examples remained in the virtual filesystem. The transformer would scan ALL files across multiple examples and cache services from all of them. Example: Switching to "Todo List" example: - Virtual filesystem had 9 files (Counter + ShoppingCart + Todo files) - Scanned all 3 examples' components - Cached 4 services: Counter, Product, Cart, Todo interfaces - Generated DI_CONFIG with imports for all 4 services - Sandpack only had Todo example files - Import failed: 'Could not find module: ../services/CartService' Solution: Clear all source files from the ts-morph project before loading new example files in updateFilesAndRescan(). This ensures: - Each example starts with a clean filesystem - Only current example's files are scanned - Only current example's services are registered - No phantom imports from previous examples
Simplified IntegratedResolverOptions by removing the useInMemoryFileSystem flag. If someone needs an in-memory filesystem, they should create a Project with useInMemoryFileSystem: true and pass it via the project parameter instead. This reduces cyclomatic complexity and provides a cleaner API: - Before: Two ways to get in-memory FS (project OR useInMemoryFileSystem) - After: One way (create Project with option and pass it) Changes: - Removed useInMemoryFileSystem?: boolean from interface - Removed else if branch that created in-memory project - Simplified to: use provided project OR create default with tsconfig
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