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feat: Feat adding build project api and auth #111

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  • New Features

    • Introduced a dedicated project creation endpoint with enhanced validation, replacing outdated update operations.
    • Added a project validation query to verify project existence and user authorization.
    • Extended build sequences to support package versioning.
    • Improved chat functionality by integrating a default model fallback when a specific model isn’t provided.
    • Added new input types for project creation and validation in the GraphQL schema.
  • Refactor

    • Updated project input structures and field naming for improved clarity and consistency.
    • Enhanced the structure of project packages to support many-to-many relationships with projects.

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This pull request implements multiple changes across the backend and frontend. In the build system, the execute methods in both the MockBuilderContext and BuilderContext classes now return a string (the project UUID) instead of void. New interfaces and properties are added to support project packages, and the OpenAI model provider now uses a default model fallback. In addition, the project module has been restructured with new input types, deprecated upsert operations, and modified relationships between projects and packages. The GraphQL schema is updated to reflect these shifts with new mutations and queries.

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backend/src/build-system/__tests__/mock/MockBuilderContext.ts
backend/src/build-system/context.ts
backend/src/build-system/types.ts
Updated execute method return types from Promise<void> to Promise<string>; added a new interface BuildProjectPackage and a packages property to BuildSequence.
backend/src/common/model-provider/openai-model-provider.ts
backend/src/common/model-provider/types.ts
Introduced a private defaultModel property with fallback logic and changed the model property in ChatInput from required to optional.
backend/src/guard/project.guard.ts Added logging and new methods (validateToken, extractProjectIdentifier, validateProjectOwnership) for improved token validation and project ownership checks.
backend/src/project/build-system-utils.ts Added new utility functions buildProjectSequenceByProject and generateProjectNamePrompt to assist with project build sequence creation and name prompt generation.
backend/src/project/dto/project.input.ts
backend/src/project/project-packages.model.ts
backend/src/project/project.model.ts
backend/src/project/project.resolver.ts
backend/src/project/project.service.ts
Deprecated UpsertProjectInput; added CreateProjectInput, ProjectPackage, and IsValidProjectInput. Modified project relationships from one-to-many to many-to-many and updated method names (e.g., upsertProject to createProject), along with adding project validation functionality.
frontend/src/graphql/schema.gql Added new input types (CreateProjectInput, IsValidProjectInput), new mutation (createProject) and query (isValidateProject), updated the Project type (path renamed to projectPath), and amended the ProjectPackages type with a new version field.

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    participant C as Client
    participant G as GraphQL API
    participant R as ProjectsResolver
    participant S as ProjectService
    participant DB as Database

    C->>G: Send createProject Mutation with CreateProjectInput
    G->>R: Forward createProject(createProjectInput)
    R->>S: Invoke createProject(input, userId)
    S->>DB: Transform input & persist Project and related packages
    S-->>R: Return created Project (with projectUUID)
    R-->>G: Respond with Project details
    G-->>C: Return created Project result
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sequenceDiagram
    participant C as Client
    participant G as GraphQL API
    participant R as ProjectsResolver
    participant S as ProjectService
    participant DB as Database

    C->>G: Send isValidateProject Query with IsValidProjectInput
    G->>R: Forward isValidateProject(isValidProjectInput)
    R->>S: Invoke isValidProject(userId, input)
    S->>DB: Check Project existence & ownership
    S-->>R: Return validation result (true/false)
    R-->>G: Respond with validation status
    G-->>C: Return Boolean result
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backend/src/common/model-provider/openai-model-provider.ts (1)

12-12: Local dependency reference missing in package.json

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backend/src/project/dto/project.input.ts (1)

4-19: Enhance the deprecation notice.

The deprecation comment should provide more context about:

  1. Why the upsert functionality is no longer needed
  2. What developers should use instead (e.g., CreateProjectInput)
  3. When this class will be removed

Also, the path field is missing the @Field decorator.

 /**
- * @deprecated We don't need project upsert
+ * @deprecated This class is deprecated as project creation and updates are now handled separately.
+ * Use CreateProjectInput for creating new projects.
+ * This will be removed in the next major version.
  */
 @InputType()
 export class UpsertProjectInput {
   @Field()
   projectName: string;
 
+  @Field()
   path: string;
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backend/src/common/model-provider/openai-model-provider.ts (1)

13-90: Improve singleton implementation to prevent race conditions.

The current singleton implementation could lead to race conditions in a concurrent environment. Consider using a more robust singleton pattern.

 export class OpenAIModelProvider implements IModelProvider {
-  private static instance: OpenAIModelProvider;
+  private static instance: OpenAIModelProvider | null = null;
+  private static instanceLock = false;
 
   // ... other properties
 
   public static getInstance(): OpenAIModelProvider {
-    if (!OpenAIModelProvider.instance) {
-      OpenAIModelProvider.instance = new OpenAIModelProvider();
+    if (OpenAIModelProvider.instance === null) {
+      if (OpenAIModelProvider.instanceLock) {
+        throw new Error('Instance creation in progress');
+      }
+      OpenAIModelProvider.instanceLock = true;
+      try {
+        OpenAIModelProvider.instance = new OpenAIModelProvider();
+      } finally {
+        OpenAIModelProvider.instanceLock = false;
+      }
     }
     return OpenAIModelProvider.instance;
   }
backend/src/project/project-packages.model.ts (1)

21-22: Check cascading options for many-to-many relationships.

When using @ManyToMany, confirm that cascading and eager/lazy loading options are properly set to meet your use case. For example, cascade: true can automatically persist related packages when persisting projects.

backend/src/guard/project.guard.ts (6)

6-6: Use consistent logging levels.

Importing Logger is fine. Confirm that you’re using consistent logging levels (e.g., debug, log, warn, error) for a clean trace, and avoid exposing sensitive data in logs.


27-29: Ensure the user object is fully validated.

Calling await this.validateToken(request) is good. Consider verifying user properties (e.g., active status, roles) if needed for more granular authorization controls.


41-44: Attach user object to request carefully.

Storing the user in request.user is standard practice. Just verify that subsequent resolvers can handle a possibly undefined user if something fails upstream.


46-59: Expand token validation for expiration checks.

validateToken verifies the token but does not explicitly handle token expiration or refresh logic. If you rely on short-lived tokens, ensure you handle expired tokens appropriately.


61-72: Simplify repeated property lookups.

extractProjectIdentifier checks multiple argument paths. Consider a more concise approach, e.g., scanning an array of likely properties and returning the first match.

- if (args.projectId) return args.projectId;
- if (args.input?.projectId) return args.input.projectId;
- ...
+ const candidateIds = [
+   args.projectId,
+   args.input?.projectId,
+   args.isValidProject?.projectId,
+   args.projectPath,
+   args.input?.projectPath,
+   args.isValidProject?.projectPath,
+ ];
+ return candidateIds.find(Boolean);

74-99: Avoid repeated fetch attempts for project ownership checks.

validateProjectOwnership fetches the project each time. Performance is usually fine for a single check, but if called in multiple places, caching or retrieving from context might be more efficient. Also, consider using transactions if you extend ownership checks to multiple entities.

backend/src/project/project.service.ts (1)

127-173: Refine package updating logic for concurrency.

transformInputToProjectPackages updates versions if they differ. In concurrent scenarios, you may risk race conditions. Consider using optimistic locking or a transaction if multiple users can modify packages simultaneously.

backend/src/project/dto/project.input.ts (3)

21-34: Add validation decorators for required fields.

Consider adding class-validator decorators to ensure data integrity:

 @InputType()
 export class CreateProjectInput {
   @Field(() => String, { nullable: true })
+  @IsOptional()
+  @IsString()
   projectName?: string;
 
   @Field()
+  @IsNotEmpty()
+  @IsString()
   description: string;
 
   @Field(() => [ProjectPackage])
+  @IsNotEmpty()
+  @ValidateNested({ each: true })
+  @Type(() => ProjectPackage)
   packages: ProjectPackage[];
 
   @Field(() => String, { nullable: true })
+  @IsOptional()
+  @IsString()
   databaseType?: string;
 }

Don't forget to import the necessary decorators:

import { IsNotEmpty, IsOptional, IsString, ValidateNested } from 'class-validator';
import { Type } from 'class-transformer';

36-43: Add validation decorators with semantic version validation.

Consider adding class-validator decorators with semantic version validation:

 @InputType()
 export class ProjectPackage {
   @Field()
+  @IsNotEmpty()
+  @IsString()
   name: string;
 
   @Field()
+  @IsNotEmpty()
+  @Matches(/^(\d+\.)?(\d+\.)?(\*|\d+)$/, {
+    message: 'Version must be a valid semantic version (e.g., 1.0.0)',
+  })
   version: string;
 }

Don't forget to import the necessary decorators:

import { IsNotEmpty, IsString, Matches } from 'class-validator';

45-52: Improve class name and add validation decorators.

  1. The class name should follow the verb-noun convention. Consider renaming to ValidateProjectInput.
  2. Add validation decorators for the fields:
 @InputType()
-export class IsValidProjectInput {
+export class ValidateProjectInput {
   @Field(() => ID)
+  @IsNotEmpty()
+  @IsUUID()
   projectId: string;
 
   @Field(() => String, { nullable: true })
+  @IsOptional()
+  @IsString()
   projectPath: string;
 }

Don't forget to import the necessary decorators:

import { IsNotEmpty, IsOptional, IsString, IsUUID } from 'class-validator';
backend/src/project/project.resolver.ts (1)

44-50: Improve method and parameter naming.

  1. The method name should follow the verb-noun convention
  2. The input parameter name should match the type name
 @Query(() => Boolean)
-  async isValidateProject(
+  async validateProject(
   @GetUserIdFromToken() userId: number,
-    @Args('isValidProject') input: IsValidProjectInput,
+    @Args('validateProjectInput') input: IsValidProjectInput,
 ): Promise<boolean> {
   return this.projectsService.isValidProject(userId, input);
 }
backend/src/build-system/types.ts (2)

33-33: Add JSDoc documentation for the packages field.

Consider adding documentation to explain the purpose and usage of the packages field:

+  /**
+   * List of project packages required for the build sequence.
+   * These packages will be installed during the build process.
+   */
   packages: BuildProjectPackage[];

35-38: Add JSDoc documentation for the BuildProjectPackage interface.

Consider adding documentation to explain the purpose and structure of the interface:

+/**
+ * Represents a package required for the build sequence.
+ * This interface defines the structure of package information
+ * used during the build process.
+ */
 export interface BuildProjectPackage {
+  /** The name of the package */
   name: string;
+  /** The version of the package in semantic version format */
   version: string;
 }
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backend/src/build-system/context.ts (3)

100-100: LGTM!

The logger initialization with fallback to sequence.id is a good defensive programming practice.


109-111: LGTM!

The refactoring of project UUID generation into a separate variable improves code readability.


314-314: Verify the impact of the execute method's return type change.

The change from Promise<void> to Promise<string> is a breaking change that could affect consumers of this API.

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  • In project/service.ts, the returned string is captured and used as the project path.
  • Test mocks in __tests__/mock/MockBuilderContext.ts have been updated to return a string.
  • Other calls, such as in __tests__/fullstack-gen.spec.ts and __tests__/utils.ts, simply await the result, which is acceptable in TypeScript even if the caller does not use the value.
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23-24: LGTM! Good documentation of the default model behavior.

The change to make the model optional is well documented with the comment explaining the fallback behavior.

backend/src/project/project-packages.model.ts (2)

3-3: Confirm the need for a join table.

Now that ManyToMany is being imported, ensure you properly configure a join table on at least one side of the many-to-many relationship. Consider using @JoinTable() on the owning side so TypeORM can manage the associations.


17-20: Validate the necessity of a non-null version.

A version field can be beneficial for package version control, but ensure it meets your business logic. If there's a possibility of an undefined version, consider making it nullable or providing a default value.

backend/src/guard/project.guard.ts (3)

15-16: Good practice for dedicated class-based logger.

Defining a private logger with new Logger('ProjectGuard') is a standard approach. Ensure that logs are not overly verbose in production environments.


25-26: Watch out for large GraphQL argument payloads.

Extracting args directly is acceptable. In high-traffic or large-payload scenarios, ensure that you handle or limit the request body size if needed for performance or security.


38-39: Good approach to ownership checks.

You’re explicitly calling validateProjectOwnership(projectIdentifier, user.userId). This ensures only the project’s owner can proceed. Keep it up.

backend/src/project/project.service.ts (4)

6-9: Check for query builder usage.

You introduced new imports like Logger, In, and updated injection for Repository. This is a good approach for simpler queries. If you need more complex logic, consider TypeORM’s QueryBuilder for advanced filtering or indexing.


12-20: Imports for new Input DTOs look consistent.

Adding CreateProjectInput, IsValidProjectInput, and ProjectPackage is fine. Double-check that the DTO fields align precisely with your database schema and relationships.


27-29: Singleton pattern for OpenAIModelProvider.

Using OpenAIModelProvider.getInstance() is good if you want a single instance. Ensure thread safety if you run your NestJS application at scale; singletons may need concurrency considerations.


205-236: Return errors or booleans consistently.

isValidProject returns false for not found or mismatch scenarios, but a NotFoundException for other methods. Ensure consistent patterns. If you want a simple check, returning false is fine; otherwise, be uniform with exceptions to keep the codebase consistent.

backend/src/project/project.model.ts (3)

28-28: LGTM! Improved field naming.

The rename from path to projectPath makes the field's purpose more explicit.


43-53: LGTM! Well-structured join table configuration.

The join table configuration follows best practices:

  • Clear table naming convention
  • Explicit column mappings
  • Proper reference definitions

39-42: Verify database migration for relationship change.

The relationship change from @OneToMany to @ManyToMany is a breaking change that requires careful migration planning.

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frontend/src/graphql/schema.gql (4)

56-59: LGTM!

The input type is well-structured with appropriate field requirements.


115-115: LGTM!

The field rename from path to projectPath improves clarity and specificity.


120-123: LGTM!

The input type follows standard package management practices with appropriate required fields.


132-132: LGTM!

Adding the required version field improves version tracking capabilities.

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Return value should match parent class implementation.

The mock implementation should return a valid project UUID to match the parent class behavior, instead of an empty string.

Apply this diff to align with the parent class:

-  execute(): Promise<string> {
-    return Promise.resolve(''); // Mock a resolved promise for execution
+  execute(): Promise<string> {
+    return Promise.resolve(this.getGlobalContext('projectUUID') || ''); // Return the project UUID from global context
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execute(): Promise<string> {
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@@ -16,6 +16,7 @@ export class OpenAIModelProvider implements IModelProvider {
private readonly logger = new Logger('OpenAIModelProvider');
private queues: Map<string, PQueue> = new Map();
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⚠️ Potential issue

Initialize defaultModel to avoid potential undefined access.

The defaultModel property should be initialized with a default value to prevent potential undefined access.

-  private defaultModel: string;
+  private defaultModel: string = '';
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async chatSync(input: ChatInput): Promise<string> {
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const queue = this.getQueueForModel(input.model);
const queue = this.getQueueForModel(input.model ?? this.defaultModel);
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Add null check for defaultModel in chatSync.

The chatSync method should verify that defaultModel is available before using it.

-      const queue = this.getQueueForModel(input.model ?? this.defaultModel);
+      if (!input.model && !this.defaultModel) {
+        throw new Error('No model specified and no default model configured');
+      }
+      const queue = this.getQueueForModel(input.model ?? this.defaultModel);
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throw new Error('No model specified and no default model configured');
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if (model.default) {
this.defaultModel = model.model;
}
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Add error handling for missing default model configuration.

The code assumes at least one model will be marked as default. Add error handling to ensure a default model is always available.

+  private hasDefaultModel = false;
   private initializeQueues(): void {
     const chatModels = this.configLoader.getAllChatModelConfigs();
 
     for (const model of chatModels) {
       if (model.default) {
         this.defaultModel = model.model;
+        this.hasDefaultModel = true;
       }
       if (!model.endpoint || !model.token) continue;
       // ... rest of the code
     }
+    if (!this.hasDefaultModel) {
+      this.logger.error('No default model configured');
+      throw new Error('No default model configured in model provider');
+    }
   }
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class OpenaiModelProvider {
// ... other class members
private hasDefaultModel = false;
private initializeQueues(): void {
const chatModels = this.configLoader.getAllChatModelConfigs();
for (const model of chatModels) {
if (model.default) {
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// Extract project identifier from arguments
const projectIdentifier = this.extractProjectIdentifier(args);

if (!projectIdentifier) {
this.logger.debug('No project identifier found in request');
return true; // Skip check if no project identifier is found
}
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Potential bypass if project identifier is missing.

When no project identifier is found, the guard immediately returns true, which effectively skips ownership checks. Confirm that this is intentional. Otherwise, you might introduce a security gap that allows requests without a project ID to pass.

 if (!projectIdentifier) {
-  return true; // Skip check
+  throw new UnauthorizedException('Missing project identifier');
 }
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// Extract project identifier from arguments
const projectIdentifier = this.extractProjectIdentifier(args);
if (!projectIdentifier) {
this.logger.debug('No project identifier found in request');
return true; // Skip check if no project identifier is found
}
// Extract project identifier from arguments
const projectIdentifier = this.extractProjectIdentifier(args);
if (!projectIdentifier) {
this.logger.debug('No project identifier found in request');
throw new UnauthorizedException('Missing project identifier');
}

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input CreateProjectInput {
databaseType: String
description: String!
packages: [ProjectPackage!]!
projectName: String
}
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Make projectName a required field.

The projectName field should be required as it's essential for project identification and management.

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 input CreateProjectInput {
   databaseType: String
   description: String!
   packages: [ProjectPackage!]!
-  projectName: String
+  projectName: String!
 }
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input CreateProjectInput {
databaseType: String
description: String!
packages: [ProjectPackage!]!
projectName: String
}
input CreateProjectInput {
databaseType: String
description: String!
packages: [ProjectPackage!]!
projectName: String!
}

@@ -80,15 +92,13 @@
type Mutation {
clearChatHistory(chatId: String!): Boolean!
createChat(newChatInput: NewChatInput!): Chat!
createPorject(createProjectInput: CreateProjectInput!): Project!
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Fix typo in mutation name.

The mutation name contains a typo: "createPorject" should be "createProject".

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-  createPorject(createProjectInput: CreateProjectInput!): Project!
+  createProject(createProjectInput: CreateProjectInput!): Project!
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createPorject(createProjectInput: CreateProjectInput!): Project!
createProject(createProjectInput: CreateProjectInput!): Project!

@@ -126,6 +141,7 @@
getProjectDetails(projectId: String!): Project!
getUserChats: [Chat!]
getUserProjects: [Project!]!
isValidateProject(isValidProject: IsValidProjectInput!): Boolean!
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Fix query name to follow naming conventions.

The query name "isValidateProject" is grammatically incorrect. Consider using either "isValidProject" or "validateProject" based on the intended behavior.

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-  isValidateProject(isValidProject: IsValidProjectInput!): Boolean!
+  isValidProject(isValidProject: IsValidProjectInput!): Boolean!

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-  isValidateProject(isValidProject: IsValidProjectInput!): Boolean!
+  validateProject(isValidProject: IsValidProjectInput!): Boolean!
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isValidateProject(isValidProject: IsValidProjectInput!): Boolean!
isValidProject(isValidProject: IsValidProjectInput!): Boolean!

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export function generateProjectNamePrompt(description: string): string {
return `You are a project name generator. Based on the following project description, generate a concise, memorable, and meaningful project name.

Input Description: ${description}

Requirements for the project name:
1. Must be 1-3 words maximum
2. Should be clear and professional
3. Avoid generic terms like "project" or "system"
4. Use camelCase or kebab-case format
5. Should reflect the core functionality or purpose
6. Must be unique and memorable
7. Should be easy to pronounce
8. Avoid acronyms unless they're very intuitive

Please respond ONLY with the project name, without any explanation or additional text.

Example inputs and outputs:
Description: "A task management system with real-time collaboration features"
Output: taskFlow

Description: "An AI-powered document analysis and extraction system"
Output: docMind

Description: "A microservice-based e-commerce platform with advanced inventory management"
Output: tradeCore`;
}
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Add input validation.

The function should validate the input description to ensure it's not empty or too long.

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 export function generateProjectNamePrompt(description: string): string {
+  if (!description?.trim()) {
+    throw new Error('Description is required');
+  }
+  if (description.length > 500) {
+    throw new Error('Description is too long. Maximum length is 500 characters');
+  }
+
   return `You are a project name generator. Based on the following project description, generate a concise, memorable, and meaningful project name.
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export function generateProjectNamePrompt(description: string): string {
return `You are a project name generator. Based on the following project description, generate a concise, memorable, and meaningful project name.
Input Description: ${description}
Requirements for the project name:
1. Must be 1-3 words maximum
2. Should be clear and professional
3. Avoid generic terms like "project" or "system"
4. Use camelCase or kebab-case format
5. Should reflect the core functionality or purpose
6. Must be unique and memorable
7. Should be easy to pronounce
8. Avoid acronyms unless they're very intuitive
Please respond ONLY with the project name, without any explanation or additional text.
Example inputs and outputs:
Description: "A task management system with real-time collaboration features"
Output: taskFlow
Description: "An AI-powered document analysis and extraction system"
Output: docMind
Description: "A microservice-based e-commerce platform with advanced inventory management"
Output: tradeCore`;
}
export function generateProjectNamePrompt(description: string): string {
if (!description?.trim()) {
throw new Error('Description is required');
}
if (description.length > 500) {
throw new Error('Description is too long. Maximum length is 500 characters');
}
return `You are a project name generator. Based on the following project description, generate a concise, memorable, and meaningful project name.
Input Description: ${description}
Requirements for the project name:
1. Must be 1-3 words maximum
2. Should be clear and professional
3. Avoid generic terms like "project" or "system"
4. Use camelCase or kebab-case format
5. Should reflect the core functionality or purpose
6. Must be unique and memorable
7. Should be easy to pronounce
8. Avoid acronyms unless they're very intuitive
Please respond ONLY with the project name, without any explanation or additional text.
Example inputs and outputs:
Description: "A task management system with real-time collaboration features"
Output: taskFlow
Description: "An AI-powered document analysis and extraction system"
Output: docMind
Description: "A microservice-based e-commerce platform with advanced inventory management"
Output: tradeCore`;
}

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export function buildProjectSequenceByProject(
input: CreateProjectInput,
): BuildSequence {
const sequence: BuildSequence = {
id: uuidv4(),
version: '1.0.0',
name: input.projectName,
description: input.description,
databaseType: input.databaseType,
packages: input.packages,
nodes: [
{
handler: ProjectInitHandler,
name: 'Project Folders Setup',
},
{
handler: PRDHandler,
name: 'Project Requirements Document Node',
},
{
handler: UXSMDHandler,
name: 'UX Sitemap Document Node',
},
{
handler: UXSMSHandler,
name: 'UX Sitemap Structure Node',
},
{
handler: UXDMDHandler,
name: 'UX DataMap Document Node',
},
{
handler: DBRequirementHandler,
name: 'Database Requirements Node',
},
{
handler: FileStructureHandler,
name: 'File Structure Generation',
options: {
projectPart: 'frontend',
},
},
{
handler: UXSMSPageByPageHandler,
name: 'Level 2 UX Sitemap Structure Node details',
},
{
handler: DBSchemaHandler,
name: 'Database Schemas Node',
},
{
handler: FileFAHandler,
name: 'File Arch',
},
{
handler: BackendRequirementHandler,
name: 'Backend Requirements Node',
},
{
handler: BackendCodeHandler,
name: 'Backend Code Generator Node',
},
{
handler: BackendFileReviewHandler,
name: 'Backend File Review Node',
},
{
handler: FrontendCodeHandler,
name: 'Frontend Code Generator Node',
},
],
};
return sequence;
}
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Add error handling and improve documentation.

The function needs error handling and documentation for better maintainability.

  1. Add JSDoc documentation explaining the purpose, parameters, and return value.
  2. Add error handling for invalid input.
  3. Make the version configurable instead of hardcoding.

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+/**
+ * Builds a sequence of build steps for a project.
+ * @param input - The project creation input containing project details and packages
+ * @returns A build sequence containing ordered handlers for project setup
+ * @throws {Error} If required input fields are missing or invalid
+ */
 export function buildProjectSequenceByProject(
   input: CreateProjectInput,
 ): BuildSequence {
+  if (!input.description || !input.packages) {
+    throw new Error('Missing required input fields');
+  }
+
   const sequence: BuildSequence = {
     id: uuidv4(),
-    version: '1.0.0',
+    version: process.env.BUILD_SEQUENCE_VERSION || '1.0.0',
     name: input.projectName,
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export function buildProjectSequenceByProject(
input: CreateProjectInput,
): BuildSequence {
const sequence: BuildSequence = {
id: uuidv4(),
version: '1.0.0',
name: input.projectName,
description: input.description,
databaseType: input.databaseType,
packages: input.packages,
nodes: [
{
handler: ProjectInitHandler,
name: 'Project Folders Setup',
},
{
handler: PRDHandler,
name: 'Project Requirements Document Node',
},
{
handler: UXSMDHandler,
name: 'UX Sitemap Document Node',
},
{
handler: UXSMSHandler,
name: 'UX Sitemap Structure Node',
},
{
handler: UXDMDHandler,
name: 'UX DataMap Document Node',
},
{
handler: DBRequirementHandler,
name: 'Database Requirements Node',
},
{
handler: FileStructureHandler,
name: 'File Structure Generation',
options: {
projectPart: 'frontend',
},
},
{
handler: UXSMSPageByPageHandler,
name: 'Level 2 UX Sitemap Structure Node details',
},
{
handler: DBSchemaHandler,
name: 'Database Schemas Node',
},
{
handler: FileFAHandler,
name: 'File Arch',
},
{
handler: BackendRequirementHandler,
name: 'Backend Requirements Node',
},
{
handler: BackendCodeHandler,
name: 'Backend Code Generator Node',
},
{
handler: BackendFileReviewHandler,
name: 'Backend File Review Node',
},
{
handler: FrontendCodeHandler,
name: 'Frontend Code Generator Node',
},
],
};
return sequence;
}
/**
* Builds a sequence of build steps for a project.
* @param input - The project creation input containing project details and packages
* @returns A build sequence containing ordered handlers for project setup
* @throws {Error} If required input fields are missing or invalid
*/
export function buildProjectSequenceByProject(
input: CreateProjectInput,
): BuildSequence {
if (!input.description || !input.packages) {
throw new Error('Missing required input fields');
}
const sequence: BuildSequence = {
id: uuidv4(),
version: process.env.BUILD_SEQUENCE_VERSION || '1.0.0',
name: input.projectName,
description: input.description,
databaseType: input.databaseType,
packages: input.packages,
nodes: [
{
handler: ProjectInitHandler,
name: 'Project Folders Setup',
},
{
handler: PRDHandler,
name: 'Project Requirements Document Node',
},
{
handler: UXSMDHandler,
name: 'UX Sitemap Document Node',
},
{
handler: UXSMSHandler,
name: 'UX Sitemap Structure Node',
},
{
handler: UXDMDHandler,
name: 'UX DataMap Document Node',
},
{
handler: DBRequirementHandler,
name: 'Database Requirements Node',
},
{
handler: FileStructureHandler,
name: 'File Structure Generation',
options: {
projectPart: 'frontend',
},
},
{
handler: UXSMSPageByPageHandler,
name: 'Level 2 UX Sitemap Structure Node details',
},
{
handler: DBSchemaHandler,
name: 'Database Schemas Node',
},
{
handler: FileFAHandler,
name: 'File Arch',
},
{
handler: BackendRequirementHandler,
name: 'Backend Requirements Node',
},
{
handler: BackendCodeHandler,
name: 'Backend Code Generator Node',
},
{
handler: BackendFileReviewHandler,
name: 'Backend File Review Node',
},
{
handler: FrontendCodeHandler,
name: 'Frontend Code Generator Node',
},
],
};
return sequence;
}

@ZHallen122 ZHallen122 self-requested a review February 3, 2025 02:14
@Sma1lboy Sma1lboy merged commit 498f337 into main Feb 3, 2025
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