feat(backend): adding backend code generator tuning #68
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… improved file structure generation
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…kage.json and enhance virtual directory path normalization
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backend/src/build-system/virtual-dir.ts (2)
89-91: Consider adding input validation.While the implementation is correct, consider adding input validation to handle edge cases like null or undefined paths.
private normalizePath(inputPath: string): string { + if (!inputPath) { + throw new Error('Input path cannot be null or empty'); + } return normalizePath(inputPath); }
93-96: Consider simplifying path handling.The current implementation could be simplified by leveraging more of normalize-path's features.
resolveRelativePath(fromFile: string, toPath: string): string { const fromDir = path.dirname(fromFile); - const resolvedPath = path.join(fromDir, toPath).replace(/\\/g, '/'); - return this.normalizePath(resolvedPath); + return this.normalizePath(path.join(fromDir, toPath)); }backend/src/build-system/utils/database-utils.ts (4)
33-43: Consider removing the redundant null check ingetSchemaFileExtension.Since
databaseTypeis of typeDatabaseType, and all possible enum values are included indatabaseSchemaExtensions, the null check forextensionmay be unnecessary. TypeScript ensures thatdatabaseTypeis a valid key, soextensionshould always be defined.Consider simplifying the function:
export function getSchemaFileExtension(databaseType: DatabaseType): string { return databaseSchemaExtensions[databaseType]; }
50-54: SimplifyisSupportedDatabaseTypeusing TypeScript's type guards.You can streamline the function by using the
inoperator, which is more efficient and readable.Refactor the function as follows:
export function isSupportedDatabaseType( databaseType: string, ): databaseType is DatabaseType { return databaseType in DatabaseType; }
70-79: Optimize the regular expression inparseGenerateTag.The current regex can be simplified by using the dot-all
sflag to match any character, including newlines, making[\s\S]unnecessary.Update the regex as follows:
const generateTagRegex = /<GENERATE>(.*?)<\/GENERATE>/s;This improves readability and performance.
88-94: EnhanceremoveCodeBlockFencesto handle potential edge cases.The function currently removes lines starting with triple backticks but might not account for variations like indented code blocks or fences with language identifiers.
Consider using a regular expression to remove code fences more robustly:
export function removeCodeBlockFences(input: string): string { return input.replace(/^```[\w]*\n/gm, '').replace(/^```\s*$/gm, '').trim(); }backend/src/build-system/node/backend-code-generate/index.ts (1)
39-105: Refactor therunmethod for better readability and error handling.The
runmethod contains a large try-catch block encompassing multiple operations, which can make debugging difficult.Consider breaking down the method into smaller functions with individual error handling or using multiple try-catch blocks to isolate errors:
async run(context: BuilderContext, ...args: any[]): Promise<BuildResult> { // ...initial code... try { const modelResponse = await this.generateBackendCode(context, backendCodePrompt); const generatedCode = this.processModelResponse(modelResponse); this.logger.debug('Backend code generated and parsed successfully.'); return { success: true, data: generatedCode, }; } catch (error) { this.logger.error('Error during backend code generation:', error); return { success: false, error: new Error('Failed to generate backend code.'), }; } } // Additional helper methods...backend/src/build-system/node/backend-code-generate/prompt.ts (2)
8-79: Clarify the database type configuration in the prompt.The prompt instructs to determine the database type based on provided configuration but doesn't specify how this configuration is supplied.
Modify the prompt to include where the database type comes from:
- - Determine the database type (e.g., SQLite, PostgreSQL, MySQL) based on provided configuration. + - Use the specified database type "${databaseType}" for database operations.This ensures that the generated code correctly handles the database connection.
61-62: Emphasize security best practices with environment variables.While the prompt mentions using environment variables, it's crucial to highlight the importance of not hard-coding sensitive information.
Add a note in the prompt:
- **Environment Variables:** Utilize environment variables for configuration settings such as database connection details and server port. + - **Environment Variables:** Utilize environment variables for configuration settings such as database connection details and server port. Do not hard-code sensitive information.backend/src/build-system/node/database-schemas/schemas.ts (3)
35-165: Improve descriptive error messages in theDBSchemaHandler.Current error messages are generic and may not provide enough context during failures.
Include the original error messages to aid debugging:
return { success: false, - error: new Error('Failed to analyze database requirements.'), + error: new Error(`Failed to analyze database requirements: ${error.message}`), };Apply similar changes to other error return statements.
68-74: Consider removing unnecessary try-catch block aroundgetSchemaFileExtension.Since
databaseTypehas been validated,getSchemaFileExtensionshould not throw an error.You can simplify the code by removing the try-catch:
- let fileExtension: string; - try { fileExtension = getSchemaFileExtension(databaseType as DatabaseType); - } catch (error) { - // Error handling code... - }
150-154: Provide detailed error information when writing the schema file fails.Including the original error helps identify issues like permission problems or missing directories.
Modify the catch block:
catch (error) { this.logger.error('Error writing schema file:', error); return { success: false, - error: new Error('Failed to write schema file.'), + error: new Error(`Failed to write schema file: ${error.message}`), }; }backend/src/build-system/node/file-structure/index.ts (1)
36-36: Enhance Type Safety for Function ArgumentsConsider specifying the types of the
argsparameter to improve type safety and clarity. Instead of using...args: any[], you can define the parameter types explicitly using theFileStructureArgstype.Apply this diff to enhance type safety:
- async run(context: BuilderContext, ...args: any[]): Promise<BuildResult> { + async run(context: BuilderContext, ...args: FileStructureArgs): Promise<BuildResult> {backend/src/build-system/__tests__/test.backend-code-generator.spec.ts (1)
134-134: Simplify Condition with Optional ChainingYou can simplify the condition by using optional chaining. Instead of checking
resultData && resultData.success, you can writeresultData?.success.Apply this diff to simplify the condition:
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backend/src/build-system/node/file-structure/prompt.ts (2)
142-144: Enhance error message with available options.The error message could be more helpful by explicitly showing the received value.
- throw new Error( - 'Invalid project part specified. Must be "frontend" or "backend".', - ); + throw new Error( + `Invalid project part "${projectPart}". Must be "frontend" or "backend".`, + );
149-180: Fix template string formatting inconsistencies.The template has inconsistent indentation and empty lines that could affect readability:
- Some sections have 4 spaces, others have 8 spaces
- Multiple consecutive empty lines (e.g., between lines 149-154)
return `You are ${roleDescription}. Your task is to generate a complete folder and file structure for the ${projectPart} of a project named "${projectName}". Include all necessary files and folders to cover the essential aspects while ensuring scalability and maintainability. - Based on the following input: - - - - Project name: ${projectName} - - Sitemap Documentation: ${sitemapDoc} - - Data Analysis Doc: ${dataAnalysisDoc} - + Based on the following input: + - Project name: ${projectName} + - Sitemap Documentation: ${sitemapDoc} + - Data Analysis Doc: ${dataAnalysisDoc} + ### Instructions and Rules: - + Include: ${includeSections} - + ${fileNamingGuidelines} - + ${excludeSections} - + File Comments: - Include comments describing the purpose of each file or folder to improve readability. - + Include comments describing the purpose of each file or folder to improve readability. + Ask yourself: - 1. Are you considering all the cases based on the sitemap doc? If not, add new folder or file. - 2. Are you considering all the components/hooks/services/APIs/routes based on the sitemap doc? If not, add new folder or file. - + 1. Are you considering all the cases based on the sitemap doc? If not, add new folder or file. + 2. Are you considering all the components/hooks/services/APIs/routes based on the sitemap doc? If not, add new folder or file. + This final result must be 100% complete and ready for direct use in production. - + Output Format: - - Start with: "\`\`\`FolderStructure" - Tree format: - Include folder names with placeholder files inside. - Add comments to describe the purpose of each file/folder. - End with: "\`\`\`" + Start with: "\`\`\`FolderStructure" + Tree format: + Include folder names with placeholder files inside. + Add comments to describe the purpose of each file/folder. + End with: "\`\`\`" `;
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backend/package.json (1)
40-40: LGTM! Dependencies look good.
The addition of normalize-path and its type definitions with matching major versions is appropriate for path normalization needs.
Let's verify we're using the latest stable versions:
Also applies to: 48-48
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LGTM! Dependencies are using the latest stable versions.
The versions specified in package.json (@types/normalize-path@^3.0.2 and normalize-path@^3.0.0) match the latest available versions from npm registry:
- normalize-path: 3.0.0
- @types/normalize-path: 3.0.2
While we couldn't verify security advisories due to missing lockfile, the versions are current and the package is well-maintained.
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1-1: LGTM! Correct import statement.
The default import from normalize-path is properly used.
73-73: LGTM! Consistent method naming.
The update to use normalizePath maintains consistency with the renamed method.
backend/src/build-system/node/file-structure/index.ts (1)
40-41: Verify the Presence of 'projectName' in Context
Ensure that the projectName is provided in the context. Using a default value may lead to unintended behavior or inconsistencies. Consider throwing an error if projectName is missing or undefined.
backend/src/build-system/node/file-structure/prompt.ts (1)
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Line range hint 13-53: Implementation looks solid!
The BuildHandlerManager class:
- Correctly implements the singleton pattern
- Maintains clean separation of concerns
- Provides proper initialization and cleanup
- Successfully integrates the new handlers while maintaining existing functionality
7-7: Verify handler interface implementations
The new imports look good and align with the PR objectives. Let's verify that the new handlers properly implement the BuildHandler interface.
Also applies to: 9-10
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Both handlers correctly implement the BuildHandler interface
Both BackendCodeHandler and DBSchemaHandler properly implement the BuildHandler interface by providing:
- A readonly
idproperty with appropriate operation identifiers - A
runmethod that accepts aBuilderContextand returns aPromise<BuildResult>
The implementations are consistent with the interface requirements and follow similar patterns to other handlers in the system.
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29-30: Verify handler initialization dependencies
The new handlers are added to the build sequence. Please ensure that:
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Based on the examination of the handler implementations and their dependencies, I can now provide the final response:
Handler initialization order is correctly implemented
The handlers are independent and do not have explicit dependencies on each other's outputs. Both BackendCodeHandler and DBSchemaHandler:
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Add error handling for parsing the model response.
Functions parseGenerateTag and removeCodeBlockFences might throw errors if the model response is not as expected.
Wrap the parsing logic in a try-catch block:
let generatedCode: string;
try {
generatedCode = removeCodeBlockFences(
parseGenerateTag(modelResponse),
);
} catch (parseError) {
this.logger.error('Error parsing generated code:', parseError);
return {
success: false,
error: new Error('Failed to parse generated code.'),
};
}This ensures that any parsing errors are caught and handled appropriately.
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- The model 'gpt-4o-mini' is used across multiple files but doesn't match any standard model identifier
- There's no custom model configuration that defines 'gpt-4o-mini'
This appears to be either a typo or an incorrect model identifier that needs to be updated to a valid model name according to your LLM provider's specifications.
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The condition retry > retryChances may result in one extra retry than intended. Adjust the condition to retry >= retryChances to correctly limit the number of retries to the specified retryChances.
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| * @param fileExtension - The file extension to use for the schema file. | ||
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Unused Parameter 'fileExtension' in Function
The parameter fileExtension is not used within the generateDatabaseSchema function. If this parameter is necessary, consider incorporating it into the prompt or remove it if it's unnecessary to avoid confusion.
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| // 已被通用的 generateCommonFileStructurePrompt 取代 | ||
| /* | ||
| generateFileStructurePrompt: ( | ||
| projectName: string, | ||
| sitemapDoc: string, | ||
| DataAnalysisDoc: string, | ||
| framework: string, | ||
| ): string => { | ||
| return `You are an expert frontend developer. Your task is to generate a complete folder and file structure for the src directory of a frontend project. Include all necessary files and folders to cover UI, API calls, and local state management while ensuring scalability and maintainability. | ||
| Based on following input | ||
| - Project name: ${projectName} | ||
| - Sitemap Documentation: ${sitemapDoc} | ||
| - Data Analysis Doc ${DataAnalysisDoc} | ||
| ### Instructions and Rules: | ||
| Include: | ||
| Folder Structure: | ||
| components: Reusable UI elements grouped by category (e.g., common, layout, specific). | ||
| contexts: Global state management (e.g., auth, theme, player). | ||
| hooks: Custom hooks for data fetching and state management. | ||
| pages: Route-specific views (e.g., Home, Search, Playlist). | ||
| utils: Utility functions (e.g., constants, helpers, validators). | ||
| api: Organized API logic (e.g., auth, music, user). | ||
| router.ts: Central routing configuration. | ||
| index.ts: Application entry point. | ||
| Files: | ||
| Include placeholder files in each folder to illustrate their purpose. | ||
| Add example filenames for components, hooks, APIs, etc. | ||
| Do Not Include: | ||
| Asset folders (e.g., images, icons, fonts). | ||
| Test folders or files. | ||
| Service folders unrelated to API logic. | ||
| File Naming Guidelines: | ||
| Use meaningful and descriptive file names. | ||
| For components, include an index.tsx file in each folder to simplify imports. | ||
| Each component should have its own folder named after the component (e.g., Button/). | ||
| Use index.tsx as the main file inside the component folder. | ||
| Component-specific styles must be in index.css within the same folder as the component. | ||
| File Comments: | ||
| Include comments describing the purpose of each file or folder to improve readability. | ||
| Ask yourself: | ||
| 1, Are you consider all the cases based on the sitemap doc? If not add new folder or file | ||
| 2, Are you consider all the components based on the sitemap doc? If not add new folder or file | ||
| 3, Are you consider all the hooks based on the sitemap doc? If not add new folder or file | ||
| 4, Are you consider all the api based on the sitemap doc? If not add new folder or file | ||
| 5, Are you consider all the pages based on the sitemap doc? If not add new folder or file | ||
| This final result must be 100% complete. Will be directly use in the production | ||
| Output Format: | ||
| Start with: "\`\`\`FolderStructure" | ||
| Tree format: | ||
| Include folder names with placeholder files inside. | ||
| Add comments to describe the purpose of each file/folder. | ||
| End with: "\`\`\`" | ||
| `; | ||
| // 原有的 generateFileStructurePrompt 内容 | ||
| }, | ||
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- // 已被通用的 generateCommonFileStructurePrompt 取代
- /*
- generateFileStructurePrompt: (
- projectName: string,
- sitemapDoc: string,
- DataAnalysisDoc: string,
- framework: string,
- ): string => {
- // 原有的 generateFileStructurePrompt 内容
- },
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| // 已被通用的 generateCommonFileStructurePrompt 取代 | |
| /* | |
| generateFileStructurePrompt: ( | |
| projectName: string, | |
| sitemapDoc: string, | |
| DataAnalysisDoc: string, | |
| framework: string, | |
| ): string => { | |
| return `You are an expert frontend developer. Your task is to generate a complete folder and file structure for the src directory of a frontend project. Include all necessary files and folders to cover UI, API calls, and local state management while ensuring scalability and maintainability. | |
| Based on following input | |
| - Project name: ${projectName} | |
| - Sitemap Documentation: ${sitemapDoc} | |
| - Data Analysis Doc ${DataAnalysisDoc} | |
| ### Instructions and Rules: | |
| Include: | |
| Folder Structure: | |
| components: Reusable UI elements grouped by category (e.g., common, layout, specific). | |
| contexts: Global state management (e.g., auth, theme, player). | |
| hooks: Custom hooks for data fetching and state management. | |
| pages: Route-specific views (e.g., Home, Search, Playlist). | |
| utils: Utility functions (e.g., constants, helpers, validators). | |
| api: Organized API logic (e.g., auth, music, user). | |
| router.ts: Central routing configuration. | |
| index.ts: Application entry point. | |
| Files: | |
| Include placeholder files in each folder to illustrate their purpose. | |
| Add example filenames for components, hooks, APIs, etc. | |
| Do Not Include: | |
| Asset folders (e.g., images, icons, fonts). | |
| Test folders or files. | |
| Service folders unrelated to API logic. | |
| File Naming Guidelines: | |
| Use meaningful and descriptive file names. | |
| For components, include an index.tsx file in each folder to simplify imports. | |
| Each component should have its own folder named after the component (e.g., Button/). | |
| Use index.tsx as the main file inside the component folder. | |
| Component-specific styles must be in index.css within the same folder as the component. | |
| File Comments: | |
| Include comments describing the purpose of each file or folder to improve readability. | |
| Ask yourself: | |
| 1, Are you consider all the cases based on the sitemap doc? If not add new folder or file | |
| 2, Are you consider all the components based on the sitemap doc? If not add new folder or file | |
| 3, Are you consider all the hooks based on the sitemap doc? If not add new folder or file | |
| 4, Are you consider all the api based on the sitemap doc? If not add new folder or file | |
| 5, Are you consider all the pages based on the sitemap doc? If not add new folder or file | |
| This final result must be 100% complete. Will be directly use in the production | |
| Output Format: | |
| Start with: "\`\`\`FolderStructure" | |
| Tree format: | |
| Include folder names with placeholder files inside. | |
| Add comments to describe the purpose of each file/folder. | |
| End with: "\`\`\`" | |
| `; | |
| // 原有的 generateFileStructurePrompt 内容 | |
| }, | |
| */ | |
| // Note: This function has been replaced by generateCommonFileStructurePrompt |
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backend/src/build-system/handlers/file-manager/file-generate/index.ts (6)
5-5: Consider using consistent relative paths for importsThe codebase mixes relative paths (
../../../virtual-dir) with absolute paths from 'src/'. This inconsistency could cause issues in different environments or during builds.Consider using relative paths consistently:
-import { VirtualDirectory } from '../../../virtual-dir'; -import { BuilderContext } from 'src/build-system/context'; -import { BuildHandler, BuildResult } from 'src/build-system/types'; -import { FileUtil } from 'src/build-system/utils/util'; +import { VirtualDirectory } from '../../../virtual-dir'; +import { BuilderContext } from '../../../context'; +import { BuildHandler, BuildResult } from '../../../types'; +import { FileUtil } from '../../../utils/util';Also applies to: 8-8
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19-21: Critical: Empty projectSrcPath could cause file generation issuesInitializing
projectSrcPathas an empty string could lead to several problems:
- Files might be created in unexpected locations
- Path resolution in
createFilemethod might fail- No validation of the base directory exists
Consider adding proper initialization and validation:
- const projectSrcPath = ''; + const projectSrcPath = context.config.outputPath || path.join(process.cwd(), 'src'); + if (!projectSrcPath) { + throw new Error('Project source path is not configured'); + }
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142-146: Enhance error handling for cycle detectionThe current error handling in
detectCyclescould be more specific about which files are involved in the circular dependency.try { toposort(graph); } catch (error) { if (error.message.includes('cycle')) { + const cycleMatch = error.message.match(/\[(.*?)\]/); + const involvedFiles = cycleMatch ? cycleMatch[1] : 'unknown files'; throw new Error( - `Circular dependency detected in the file structure: ${error.message}`, + `Circular dependency detected between files: ${involvedFiles}. Please review your import structure.`, ); } throw error; }
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185-194: Implement proper file content generationThe
createFilemethod currently uses a placeholder content. This should be replaced with actual content generation logic.The TODO comment and placeholder content should be replaced with proper implementation. Would you like me to help create a more robust file content generation system?
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164-177: Add validation for file extensionsThe
resolveDependencymethod assumes TypeScript files by default, but should handle various file types more explicitly.private resolveDependency(currentFile: string, dependency: string): string { const currentDir = path.dirname(currentFile); + const VALID_EXTENSIONS = ['.ts', '.tsx', '.js', '.jsx', '.css', '.scss']; // Check if the dependency is a file with an extension const hasExtension = path.extname(dependency).length > 0; - // If the dependency doesn't have an extension and is not CSS/JS, assume it's a TypeScript file + // If the dependency doesn't have an extension, check for valid extensions if (!hasExtension) { - dependency = path.join(dependency, 'index.ts'); + for (const ext of VALID_EXTENSIONS) { + const potentialPath = path.join(dependency, `index${ext}`); + if (this.virtualDir.isValidFile(potentialPath)) { + dependency = potentialPath; + break; + } + } }
Test coverage needs improvement for the run method
The existing test suite only covers the
generateFilesmethod but lacks specific test cases for therunmethod and its handling ofprojectSrcPath. Key missing test scenarios:
- Empty
projectSrcPathhandling- Error cases in the
runmethod- Validation of the success response structure
backend/src/build-system/__tests__/test-file-create.spec.ts: Add test cases for therunmethod🔗 Analysis chain
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19-24: Verify test coverage for the updated run methodThe changes to the
runmethod should be covered by unit tests to ensure proper handling of theprojectSrcPath.🏁 Scripts executed
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backend/src/build-system/handlers/backend/code-generate/index.ts (2)
99-100: Include error stack trace in logging for better debuggingWhen logging errors, include the stack trace to aid in debugging and identifying the root cause.
Apply this diff to improve error logging:
this.logger.error('Error during backend code generation:', error); + this.logger.error('Error stack trace:', error.stack);
80-84: Make the model variant configurableHardcoding the model variant 'gpt-4o-mini' may reduce flexibility. Consider making it a configurable parameter or retrieving it from the context.
Apply this diff to make the model variant configurable:
- const modelResponse = await context.model.chatSync( - { - content: backendCodePrompt, - }, - 'gpt-4o-mini', // Specify the model variant as needed - ); + const modelVariant = context.getData('modelVariant') || 'gpt-4o-mini'; + const modelResponse = await context.model.chatSync( + { + content: backendCodePrompt, + }, + modelVariant, + );backend/src/build-system/handlers/database/schemas/schemas.ts (1)
70-71: Include error stack trace in error logsIncluding the error stack trace in your logs will help with debugging by providing more detailed information.
Apply this diff to enhance error logging:
this.logger.error('Error determining schema file extension:', error); + this.logger.error('Error stack trace:', error.stack); this.logger.error('Error during database requirements analysis:', error); + this.logger.error('Error stack trace:', error.stack); this.logger.error('Error during schema generation:', error); + this.logger.error('Error stack trace:', error.stack); this.logger.error('Error writing schema file:', error); + this.logger.error('Error stack trace:', error.stack);Also applies to: 98-99, 136-137, 152-153
backend/src/build-system/handlers/file-manager/file-structure/index.ts (2)
71-78: Use TypeScript enum for 'projectPart' to enhance type safetyDefine an enum for
projectPartto restrict values and improve code maintainability.Apply this diff to implement the enum:
+ enum ProjectPart { + Frontend = 'frontend', + Backend = 'backend', + } // Expected argument order: // 0 - sitemapDoc: string // 1 - dataAnalysisDoc: string // 2 - framework: string - // 3 - projectPart: 'frontend' | 'backend' + // 3 - projectPart: ProjectPart type FileStructureArgs = [ sitemapDoc: string, dataAnalysisDoc: string, framework: string, - projectPart: 'frontend' | 'backend', + projectPart: ProjectPart, ]; // Update validation accordingly if ( !projectPart || - (projectPart !== 'frontend' && projectPart !== 'backend') + !(projectPart in ProjectPart) ) { throw new Error( 'The fourth argument (projectPart) is required and must be either "frontend" or "backend".', ); }
104-105: Enhance error logging by including stack tracesIncluding the error stack trace in logs will provide more context for debugging.
Apply this diff to improve error logging:
this.logger.error('Error during file structure generation:', error); + this.logger.error('Error stack trace:', error.stack); this.logger.error('Error during tree to JSON conversion:', error); + this.logger.error('Error stack trace:', error.stack); this.logger.error('Error during virtual directory build:', error); + this.logger.error('Error stack trace:', error.stack);Also applies to: 144-145, 157-158
backend/src/build-system/virtual-dir/index.ts (1)
89-91: Consider removing unnecessary wrapper method 'normalizePath'The
normalizePathmethod simply wraps the importednormalizePathfunction without adding additional functionality. Consider using the imported function directly.Apply this diff to simplify the code:
- private normalizePath(inputPath: string): string { - return normalizePath(inputPath); - } // Update usages accordingly const normalizedPath = normalizePath(inputPath); return normalizePath(resolvedPath);backend/src/build-system/handlers/database/schemas/prompt.ts (3)
1-12: Enhance method documentation with examples and return type detailsConsider adding:
@examplesection showing method usage- More specific return type description in JSDoc, indicating the structure of the generated analysis
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13-67: Add input validation and improve maintainabilityConsider these improvements:
- Add input parameter validation
- Extract the example output format to a separate constant
+ const DB_ANALYSIS_EXAMPLE = ` + Entity: Users + - Primary table for user accounts + ... + `; analyzeDatabaseRequirements: ( projectName: string, dbRequirements: string, databaseType: string = 'PostgreSQL', ): string => { + if (!projectName?.trim()) { + throw new Error('Project name is required'); + } + if (!dbRequirements?.trim()) { + throw new Error('Database requirements are required'); + } return `You are a Database Architect... Example output format: - Entity: Users... + ${DB_ANALYSIS_EXAMPLE} `; }
77-97: Add parameter validation and extract rulesConsider these improvements:
- Add validation for fileExtension parameter
- Extract generation rules to a constant for reusability
+ const SCHEMA_GENERATION_RULES = [ + 'Use ${databaseType}-specific data types and features.', + 'Do not include any comments in the output.', + 'Use standardized naming conventions.', + 'Include all necessary constraints and indexes.', + 'Generate schema in the correct creation order for dependencies.', + ]; generateDatabaseSchema: ( dbAnalysis: string, databaseType: string = 'PostgreSQL', fileExtension: string, ): string => { + if (!fileExtension?.trim()) { + throw new Error('File extension is required'); + } return `... Rules for generation: - 1. Use ${databaseType}-specific... + ${SCHEMA_GENERATION_RULES.map((rule, i) => `${i + 1}. ${rule}`).join('\n')} `; }backend/src/build-system/handlers/backend/code-generate/prompt.ts (2)
8-71: Extract sections as constants and enhance error handling instructionsConsider:
- Extracting sections (Server Setup, Database Connection, etc.) as constants
- Adding more specific error handling requirements (HTTP status codes, error response format)
+ const BACKEND_SECTIONS = { + SERVER_SETUP: [ + 'Initialize the server using the Express framework with ES Module syntax', + 'Configure middleware for JSON parsing and CORS', + ], + ERROR_HANDLING: [ + 'Implement basic error handling middleware', + 'Return appropriate HTTP status codes (400 for bad requests, 404 for not found, etc.)', + 'Use consistent error response format: { error: string, details?: any }', + ], + }; return `You are an expert backend developer... 1. **Server Setup:** - - Initialize the server... + ${BACKEND_SECTIONS.SERVER_SETUP.map(item => `- ${item}`).join('\n ')} ... 5. **Error Handling:** - - Implement basic error... + ${BACKEND_SECTIONS.ERROR_HANDLING.map(item => `- ${item}`).join('\n ')}
72-80: Enhance output format specificationAdd validation rules and required sections in the output format to ensure consistency.
### Output Format: Provide the backend code within `<GENERATE>` tags as follows: <GENERATE> - // Your generated backend code goes here + // Required sections in order: + // 1. Imports + // 2. Environment variables + // 3. Database configuration + // 4. Express app setup + // 5. Middleware configuration + // 6. Routes + // 7. Error handling + // 8. Server startup </GENERATE>backend/src/build-system/handlers/file-manager/file-structure/prompt.ts (3)
4-14: Remove commented out code and translate comment
- Remove the commented out code as it's no longer needed
- Translate the Chinese comment to English
- // 已被通用的 generateCommonFileStructurePrompt 取代 - /* - generateFileStructurePrompt: ( - projectName: string, - sitemapDoc: string, - DataAnalysisDoc: string, - framework: string, - ): string => { - // 原有的 generateFileStructurePrompt 内容 - }, - */ + // Replaced by the generic generateCommonFileStructurePrompt
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71-144: Improve type safety and maintainabilityConsider these improvements:
- Add parameter validation
- Use enum for project parts
- Extract switch cases to separate configurations
+ export enum ProjectPart { + Frontend = 'frontend', + Backend = 'backend', + } + const PROJECT_CONFIGS = { + [ProjectPart.Frontend]: { + roleDescription: 'an expert frontend developer', + includeSections: `...`, + excludeSections: `...`, + fileNamingGuidelines: `...`, + }, + [ProjectPart.Backend]: { + roleDescription: 'an expert backend developer', + includeSections: `...`, + excludeSections: `...`, + fileNamingGuidelines: `...`, + }, + }; generateCommonFileStructurePrompt: ( projectName: string, sitemapDoc: string, dataAnalysisDoc: string, framework: string, - projectPart: string, + projectPart: ProjectPart, ): string => { + if (!projectName?.trim()) throw new Error('Project name is required'); + if (!sitemapDoc?.trim()) throw new Error('Sitemap documentation is required'); - let roleDescription = ''; - let includeSections = ''; - ... - switch (projectPart.toLowerCase()) { - case 'frontend': - ... - case 'backend': - ... - } + const config = PROJECT_CONFIGS[projectPart]; + if (!config) { + throw new Error(`Invalid project part: ${projectPart}`); + }
148-180: Improve template organization and output formatConsider:
- Breaking down the template into smaller, reusable sections
- Adding more specific output format requirements
+ const PROMPT_SECTIONS = { + header: (roleDescription: string, projectPart: string, projectName: string) => + `You are ${roleDescription}. Your task is to generate a complete folder and file structure...`, + input: (projectName: string, sitemapDoc: string, dataAnalysisDoc: string) => + `Based on the following input:...`, + instructions: (includeSections: string, fileNamingGuidelines: string, excludeSections: string) => + `### Instructions and Rules:...`, + }; return ` - You are ${roleDescription}... + ${PROMPT_SECTIONS.header(config.roleDescription, projectPart, projectName)} - Based on the following input:... + ${PROMPT_SECTIONS.input(projectName, sitemapDoc, dataAnalysisDoc)} ...
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backend/src/build-system/virtual-dir/index.ts (1)
Line range hint 1-106: LGTM
The changes improve path normalization and ensure consistent handling of file paths across different operating systems.
backend/src/build-system/handlers/database/schemas/prompt.ts (1)
70-76: LGTM! Documentation is clear and complete
| * @param sitemapDoc - The sitemap documentation as a string. | ||
| * @param DatamapDoc - The data analysis document as a string. |
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🛠️ Refactor suggestion
Use consistent camelCase naming for 'datamapDoc'
The parameter 'DatamapDoc' should be renamed to 'datamapDoc' to follow camelCase naming conventions and maintain consistency throughout the code.
Apply this diff to rename the parameter and its usages:
/**
- * @param DatamapDoc - The data analysis document as a string.
+ * @param datamapDoc - The data analysis document as a string.
* @param currentFile - (Optional) The name of the current file. Defaults to 'backend.js'.
* @param dependencyFile - (Optional) The name of the dependency file. Defaults to 'dependencies.json'.
*/
-type BackendCodeArgs = [
- sitemapDoc: string,
- DatamapDoc: string,
+type BackendCodeArgs = [
+ sitemapDoc: string,
+ datamapDoc: string,
currentFile?: string,
dependencyFile?: string,
];
// Destructure arguments with default values for optional parameters
const [
sitemapDoc,
- DatamapDoc,
+ datamapDoc,
currentFile = 'backend.js',
dependencyFile = 'dependencies.json',
] = args as BackendCodeArgs;
// Generate the prompt using the provided documents and project name
const backendCodePrompt = generateBackendCodePrompt(
projectName,
sitemapDoc,
- DatamapDoc,
+ datamapDoc,
currentFile,
dependencyFile,
);Also applies to: 18-23, 55-60, 70-70
| const [ | ||
| sitemapDoc, | ||
| DatamapDoc, | ||
| currentFile = 'backend.js', | ||
| dependencyFile = 'dependencies.json', | ||
| ] = args as BackendCodeArgs; |
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Validate required arguments before proceeding
Ensure that the required arguments sitemapDoc and datamapDoc are provided before destructuring to prevent runtime errors.
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+ // Validate required arguments
+ if (!sitemapDoc || !datamapDoc) {
+ throw new Error('sitemapDoc and datamapDoc are required arguments.');
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| this.logger.debug('Database requirements are provided.'); | ||
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Ensure that the dbRequirements argument is provided and is a non-empty string to prevent errors during schema generation.
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this.logger.debug('Database requirements are provided.');
+ // Validate 'dbRequirements'
+ if (!dbRequirements || typeof dbRequirements !== 'string') {
+ throw new Error('The argument (dbRequirements) is required and must be a non-empty string.');
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| const [dbRequirements] = args as DBSchemaArgs; | |
| this.logger.debug('Database requirements are provided.'); | |
| const [dbRequirements] = args as DBSchemaArgs; | |
| this.logger.debug('Database requirements are provided.'); | |
| // Validate 'dbRequirements' | |
| if (!dbRequirements || typeof dbRequirements !== 'string') { | |
| throw new Error('The argument (dbRequirements) is required and must be a non-empty string.'); | |
| } |
| export const generateBackendCodePrompt = ( | ||
| projectName: string, | ||
| sitemapDoc: string, | ||
| DatamapDoc: string, | ||
| currentFile: string, | ||
| dependencyFile: string, | ||
| ): string => { |
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Add JSDoc documentation and parameter validation
The function needs:
- JSDoc documentation describing parameters and return value
- Input validation for required parameters
+ /**
+ * Generates a prompt for backend code generation
+ * @param projectName - Name of the project
+ * @param sitemapDoc - Sitemap documentation
+ * @param DatamapDoc - Data analysis documentation
+ * @param currentFile - Current file being processed
+ * @param dependencyFile - Dependency file information
+ * @returns Formatted prompt string for code generation
+ */
export const generateBackendCodePrompt = (
projectName: string,
sitemapDoc: string,
DatamapDoc: string,
currentFile: string,
dependencyFile: string,
): string => {
+ if (!projectName?.trim()) throw new Error('Project name is required');
+ if (!sitemapDoc?.trim()) throw new Error('Sitemap documentation is required');
+ if (!DatamapDoc?.trim()) throw new Error('Data analysis documentation is required');📝 Committable suggestion
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| export const generateBackendCodePrompt = ( | |
| projectName: string, | |
| sitemapDoc: string, | |
| DatamapDoc: string, | |
| currentFile: string, | |
| dependencyFile: string, | |
| ): string => { | |
| /** | |
| * Generates a prompt for backend code generation | |
| * @param projectName - Name of the project | |
| * @param sitemapDoc - Sitemap documentation | |
| * @param DatamapDoc - Data analysis documentation | |
| * @param currentFile - Current file being processed | |
| * @param dependencyFile - Dependency file information | |
| * @returns Formatted prompt string for code generation | |
| */ | |
| export const generateBackendCodePrompt = ( | |
| projectName: string, | |
| sitemapDoc: string, | |
| DatamapDoc: string, | |
| currentFile: string, | |
| dependencyFile: string, | |
| ): string => { | |
| if (!projectName?.trim()) throw new Error('Project name is required'); | |
| if (!sitemapDoc?.trim()) throw new Error('Sitemap documentation is required'); | |
| if (!DatamapDoc?.trim()) throw new Error('Data analysis documentation is required'); |
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backend/src/build-system/handlers/backend/code-generate/index.ts (1)
102-108: Enhance error handling with specific error informationThe error handling could be more informative by including the original error details.
} catch (error) { this.logger.error('Error during backend code generation:', error); return { success: false, - error: new Error('Failed to generate backend code.'), + error: new Error(`Failed to generate backend code: ${error.message}`), + details: error instanceof Error ? error : undefined, }; }backend/src/build-system/handlers/backend/code-generate/prompt.ts (2)
25-30: Make database configuration more flexibleThe database connection section could be more adaptable to different database types.
Consider extracting database-specific instructions into a separate template based on the database type:
+ const getDatabaseInstructions = (dbType: string): string => { + const instructions = { + postgresql: '- Use node-postgres (pg) for database operations\n- Handle connection pooling', + mysql: '- Use mysql2 with promises\n- Implement connection pooling', + sqlite: '- Use better-sqlite3\n- Handle concurrent access', + }; + return instructions[dbType.toLowerCase()] || '- Implement appropriate database connection handling'; + }; 2. **Database Connection:** - Implement a separate section for database connection handling. - - Determine the database type (e.g., SQLite, PostgreSQL, MySQL) based on provided configuration. - - Use the appropriate connection method for the specified database type. + ${getDatabaseInstructions(databaseType)} - Load and execute a schema script file (e.g., \`schema.sql\`) to initialize the database structure.
63-63: Consider security implications of environment variablesWhen mentioning environment variables, it's important to add a note about secure handling of sensitive information.
- - **Environment Variables:** Utilize environment variables for configuration settings such as database connection details and server port. + - **Environment Variables:** Utilize environment variables for configuration settings such as database connection details and server port. Ensure sensitive information is properly secured and not logged.backend/src/build-system/__tests__/test.backend-code-generator.spec.ts (3)
19-35: Consider using optional chaining for safer property access.The implementation is solid, but could be improved with optional chaining.
- const content: string = data?.data; - if (typeof content !== 'string') { + const content = data?.data; + if (typeof content !== 'string' || content == null) {
128-136: Enhance test data setup with more comprehensive project details.The current test data setup is minimal. Consider:
- Adding more detailed project requirements
- Testing with different database types
- Including platform-specific requirements
context.setData('projectName', 'Spotify-like Music Web'); - context.setData('description', 'Users can play music'); + context.setData('description', 'A web-based music streaming platform with user authentication, playlist management, and social features'); context.setData('platform', 'web'); - context.setData('databaseType', 'SQLite'); + context.setData('databaseType', process.env.TEST_DB_TYPE || 'SQLite'); + context.setData('features', [ + 'user_authentication', + 'playlist_management', + 'music_streaming', + 'social_sharing' + ]);
137-173: Consider enhancing error logging structure.While error handling is present, consider structuring error logs in a more detailed format for better debugging.
- fs.writeFileSync( - path.join(logFolderPath, 'error.txt'), - `Error: ${error.message}\n${error.stack}`, - 'utf8', - ); + const errorLog = { + timestamp: new Date().toISOString(), + error: { + message: error.message, + stack: error.stack, + step: step?.id, + node: node?.id + } + }; + fs.writeFileSync( + path.join(logFolderPath, 'error.json'), + JSON.stringify(errorLog, null, 2), + 'utf8' + );🧰 Tools
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backend/src/build-system/hanlder-manager.ts (1)
30-32: LGTM! New handlers are properly integrated
The new handlers (BackendCodeHandler, DBSchemaHandler, and DatabaseRequirementHandler) are correctly added to the builtInHandlers array, maintaining the singleton pattern and handler registration flow.
backend/src/build-system/handlers/backend/code-generate/index.ts (1)
13-23: Use consistent camelCase naming for 'DatamapDoc'
The parameter naming should follow camelCase convention for consistency.
backend/src/build-system/handlers/backend/code-generate/prompt.ts (1)
1-8: Add JSDoc documentation and parameter validation
The function needs proper documentation and input validation.
backend/src/build-system/__tests__/test.backend-code-generator.spec.ts (1)
1-13: LGTM! Well-structured test setup with proper logging.
The test setup is well-organized with appropriate imports and a robust logging mechanism using timestamped folders.
| import { ProjectInitHandler } from './handlers/project-init'; | ||
| import { BuildHandler } from './types'; | ||
| import { PRDHandler } from './node/product-requirements-document/prd'; | ||
| import { UXSitemapStructureHandler } from './node/ux-sitemap-structure'; | ||
| import { UXDatamapHandler } from './node/ux-datamap'; | ||
| import { UXSMDHandler } from './node/ux-sitemap-document/uxsmd'; | ||
| import { FileStructureHandler } from './node/frontend-file-structure'; | ||
| import { FileArchGenerateHandler } from './node/file-arch'; | ||
| import { PRDHandler } from './handlers/product-manager/product-requirements-document/prd'; | ||
| import { UXSitemapStructureHandler } from './handlers/ux/sitemap-structure'; | ||
| import { UXDatamapHandler } from './handlers/ux/datamap'; | ||
| import { UXSMDHandler } from './handlers/ux/sitemap-document/uxsmd'; | ||
| import { FileStructureHandler } from './handlers/file-manager/file-structure'; | ||
| import { FileArchGenerateHandler } from './handlers/file-manager/file-arch'; | ||
| import { BackendCodeHandler } from './handlers/backend/code-generate'; | ||
| import { DBSchemaHandler } from './handlers/database/schemas/schemas'; | ||
| import { DatabaseRequirementHandler } from './handlers/database/requirements-document'; |
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Fix typo in filename: "hanlder-manager.ts" should be "handler-manager.ts"
The filename contains a typo that should be corrected for consistency and clarity.
Rename the file:
git mv backend/src/build-system/hanlder-manager.ts backend/src/build-system/handler-manager.ts| { | ||
| content: backendCodePrompt, | ||
| }, | ||
| 'gpt-4o-mini', // Specify the model variant as needed |
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🛠️ Refactor suggestion
Make model name configurable
The model name 'gpt-4o-mini' is hardcoded. Consider making it configurable through the context or environment variables.
- 'gpt-4o-mini', // Specify the model variant as needed
+ context.getData('modelName') || 'gpt-4o-mini', // Use configured model or fallbackCommittable suggestion skipped: line range outside the PR's diff.
| it('should execute the backend code generation sequence and log results to individual files', async () => { | ||
| // Define the build sequence up to Backend Code Generator | ||
| const sequence: BuildSequence = { | ||
| id: 'test-backend-sequence', | ||
| version: '1.0.0', | ||
| name: 'Test PRD to Backend Code Generation Sequence', | ||
| description: | ||
| 'Testing sequence execution from PRD to Backend Code Generation', | ||
| steps: [ | ||
| { | ||
| id: 'step-1', | ||
| name: 'Generate PRD', | ||
| nodes: [ | ||
| { | ||
| id: 'op:PRD::STATE:GENERATE', | ||
| name: 'PRD Generation Node', | ||
| type: 'ANALYSIS', | ||
| subType: 'PRD', | ||
| }, | ||
| ], | ||
| }, | ||
| { | ||
| id: 'step-2', | ||
| name: 'Generate UX Sitemap Document', | ||
| nodes: [ | ||
| { | ||
| id: 'op:UXSMD::STATE:GENERATE', | ||
| name: 'UX Sitemap Document Node', | ||
| type: 'UX', | ||
| subType: 'SITEMAP', | ||
| requires: ['op:PRD::STATE:GENERATE'], | ||
| }, | ||
| ], | ||
| }, | ||
| { | ||
| id: 'step-3', | ||
| name: 'Generate UX Data Map Document', | ||
| nodes: [ | ||
| { | ||
| id: 'op:UX_DATAMAP::STATE:GENERATE', | ||
| name: 'UX Data Map Document Node', | ||
| type: 'UX', | ||
| subType: 'DATAMAP', | ||
| requires: ['op:UXSMD::STATE:GENERATE'], | ||
| }, | ||
| ], | ||
| }, | ||
| { | ||
| id: 'step-4', | ||
| name: 'Generate Database Requirements', | ||
| nodes: [ | ||
| { | ||
| id: 'op:DATABASE_REQ::STATE:GENERATE', | ||
| name: 'Database Requirements Node', | ||
| type: 'DATABASE', | ||
| subType: 'SCHEMAS', | ||
| requires: ['op:UX_DATAMAP::STATE:GENERATE'], | ||
| }, | ||
| ], | ||
| }, | ||
| { | ||
| id: 'step-5', | ||
| name: 'Generate Database Schemas', | ||
| nodes: [ | ||
| { | ||
| id: 'op:DATABASE:SCHEMAS', | ||
| name: 'Database Schemas Node', | ||
| type: 'DATABASE', | ||
| subType: 'SCHEMAS', | ||
| requires: ['op:DATABASE_REQ::STATE:GENERATE'], | ||
| }, | ||
| ], | ||
| }, | ||
| { | ||
| id: 'step-6', | ||
| name: 'Generate Backend Code', | ||
| nodes: [ | ||
| { | ||
| id: 'op:BACKEND_CODE::STATE:GENERATE', | ||
| name: 'Backend Code Generator Node', | ||
| type: 'BACKEND', | ||
| requires: [ | ||
| 'op:DATABASE:SCHEMAS', | ||
| 'op:UX_DATAMAP::STATE:GENERATE', | ||
| ], | ||
| }, | ||
| ], | ||
| }, | ||
| ], | ||
| }; |
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💡 Codebase verification
Validation is indeed missing in critical sequence steps
The codebase inspection reveals that validation is currently minimal:
- The
DBSchemaHandlerlacks schema validation mechanisms - The
BackendCodeHandleronly has a comment suggesting optional validation - No structured validation is implemented for the generated artifacts
Key locations requiring validation:
backend/src/build-system/handlers/database/schemas/schemas.ts: Add schema validation for generated database schemasbackend/src/build-system/handlers/backend/code-generate/index.ts: Implement validation for generated backend code
🔗 Analysis chain
Consider adding validation for critical sequence steps.
While the sequence is well-structured, consider adding validation for critical steps, especially for database schema generation and backend code generation steps, to ensure the generated artifacts meet the expected format and structure.
Let me analyze the broader context of handler implementations and validation mechanisms in the codebase to provide a more accurate assessment of the review comment's concern about validation.
Let me analyze the actual implementations of these critical handlers to determine if the review comment's concern about validation is already addressed or if it's indeed missing.
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#!/bin/bash
# Verify the handlers referenced in the sequence exist in the codebase
echo "Verifying handlers existence..."
handlers=(
"PRD"
"UXSMD"
"UX_DATAMAP"
"DATABASE_REQ"
"DATABASE:SCHEMAS"
"BACKEND_CODE"
)
for handler in "${handlers[@]}"; do
echo "Searching for handler: $handler"
rg -l "class.*Handler.*${handler}" -g "*.ts"
done
Length of output: 1103
Script:
#!/bin/bash
# Let's try a broader search for handlers and processors
echo "Searching for handler implementations..."
rg -l "Handler|Processor" -g "*.ts"
echo -e "\nSearching for sequence step implementations..."
# Look for files that might contain sequence step implementations
rg -l "type.*=.*'(PRD|UX|DATABASE|BACKEND)'" -g "*.ts"
echo -e "\nSearching for validation implementations..."
# Look for validation related code
rg -l "validate|validation" -g "*.ts" --type typescript
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Script:
#!/bin/bash
# Let's check the implementation of handlers to see if validation is already in place
echo "Checking database schema handler implementation..."
rg -A 10 "class.*Handler" backend/src/build-system/handlers/database/schemas/schemas.ts
echo -e "\nChecking backend code generator handler implementation..."
rg -A 10 "class.*Handler" backend/src/build-system/handlers/backend/code-generate/index.ts
echo -e "\nChecking for existing validation mechanisms..."
rg "validate|validation" backend/src/build-system/handlers/database/schemas/schemas.ts backend/src/build-system/handlers/backend/code-generate/index.ts
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| /* Type Checking */ | ||
| "strict": true /* Enable all strict type-checking options. */, | ||
| "strict": false /* Enable all strict type-checking options. */, |
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💡 Codebase verification
Based on the search results, I can generate the final response as I have enough evidence to make a determination about the implications of disabling strict type checking in the codebase.
Enabling strict type checking is crucial for this codebase
The codebase shows extensive use of TypeScript features that benefit from strict type checking:
- Multiple uses of nullable types (
string | null,undefined, etc.) - Complex type definitions and generics
- Type assertions and type guards
- Database entity models with type decorators
Disabling strict mode would weaken type safety for:
- Null/undefined handling in database models
- API responses and GraphQL resolvers
- State management in React components
- Model provider and chat completion types
🔗 Analysis chain
Critical: Reconsider disabling strict type checking.
Disabling strict type checking ("strict": false) can lead to:
- Runtime errors that could have been caught during compilation
- Reduced code quality and reliability
- Harder to maintain codebase
Consider keeping strict mode enabled and fixing the underlying type issues instead.
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#!/bin/bash
# Check for any existing type errors in the codebase
echo "Searching for potential type issues..."
rg "any|unknown" -g "*.ts" -A 2 -B 2
# Check for files that might be affected by strict mode
echo "Checking for files with potential strict mode violations..."
rg "null|undefined" -g "*.ts" -A 2 -B 2
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| \`\`\` | ||
| `; | ||
| return `You are an expert backend developer. Your task is to generate a complete backend codebase within a single file for a project named "${projectName}". The code should be written using the Express framework with ES Module syntax (using \`import\` statements) and should include all necessary functionalities to cover essential backend operations while ensuring scalability and maintainability. |
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dont hard code technology, and we need to include the database we are using.
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