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packages/plugins/integration-ai-ui/ng-package.json (1)
4-7: Consider adjusting the style include path for development.The library configuration is generally correct:
- The entry file is properly set to "src/index.ts".
- The style include path is set, which is good for maintaining consistent styling.
However, the style include path points to a compiled directory ("../../../dist/packages/ui-core/static/styles"). This might cause issues during development if the styles haven't been compiled yet.
Consider using a source path for styles instead of a compiled path. For example:
"styleIncludePaths": ["../../../packages/ui-core/src/styles"]This assumes that the source styles are located in the suggested directory. Please adjust the path according to your project structure.
packages/plugins/integration-ai-ui/.eslintrc.json (2)
1-3: Consider refining the ignore patterns.The configuration correctly extends from the parent ESLint config, which is good for maintaining consistency. However, the current ignore pattern
"!**/*"includes all files for linting. This might not be ideal if there are specific files or directories that should be excluded (e.g., generated files, third-party libraries).Consider refining the ignore patterns to exclude any files or directories that don't need linting. For example:
"ignorePatterns": ["!**/*", "dist", "coverage"]
27-31: Consider adding HTML-specific linting rules.The configuration for HTML files extends the appropriate Nx Angular template plugin, which is good. However, the rules object is currently empty.
Consider adding some HTML-specific linting rules to enhance code quality and consistency. For example:
"rules": { "max-len": ["error", { "code": 140 }], "indent": ["error", 2], "@angular-eslint/template/accessibility-alt-text": "error", "@angular-eslint/template/no-any": "warn" }These rules can help enforce consistent formatting and improve accessibility in your templates.
packages/plugins/integration-ai-ui/project.json (2)
9-24: Build configuration looks good, with a minor suggestion.The build target is well-configured using the "@nrwl/angular:package" executor. The separation of production and development configurations is a good practice.
Consider adding comments or documentation to clarify the differences between the production and development configurations, especially regarding the separate TypeScript config files used.
1-50: Overall, the project configuration is well-structured and comprehensive.This
project.jsonfile provides a solid foundation for the new AI UI plugin/package. It correctly defines all necessary targets (build, test, lint) and follows standard practices for an Nx Angular library project. The configuration should facilitate smooth development, testing, and integration of the new feature.As the project progresses, consider the following to maintain and improve code quality:
- Regularly review and update the TypeScript configurations for both production and development builds.
- Implement a strategy to ensure test coverage increases over time, possibly by adjusting the "passWithNoTests" option in the future.
- Keep the lint rules up-to-date and aligned with the overall project's coding standards.
package.json (1)
Missing Inclusion of
integration-ai-uiin Pre-Build ScriptsThe
integration-ai-uibuild scripts are present for both development and production environments. However, they are not included in thebuild:package:plugins:preandbuild:package:plugins:pre:prodscripts. This omission may prevent the new plugin from being built during the pre-build phase, potentially affecting overall build integrity.
- Package.json Lines 137-144: Ensure that
build:package:plugin:integration-ai-uiandbuild:package:plugin:integration-ai-ui:prodare added to the respective pre-build scripts.🔗 Analysis chain
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140-163: Verify the integration of the new plugin in the build process.The changes appear to correctly integrate the new
integration-ai-uiplugin into the build process. However, it's important to ensure that this addition doesn't negatively impact the overall build time or introduce any conflicts.To verify the impact and correctness of these changes, you can run the following script:
This script will help ensure that the new plugin is correctly integrated into the build process and follows the established patterns for other UI plugins.
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#!/bin/bash # Description: Verify the integration of the new plugin in the build process # Test 1: Check if the new plugin build scripts exist echo "Checking for new plugin build scripts..." grep -q "build:package:plugin:integration-ai-ui" package.json && echo "Development build script found." || echo "Development build script missing." grep -q "build:package:plugin:integration-ai-ui:prod" package.json && echo "Production build script found." || echo "Production build script missing." # Test 2: Verify the inclusion of the new plugin in the pre-build scripts echo "Verifying inclusion in pre-build scripts..." grep -q "build:package:plugin:integration-ai-ui" package.json | grep "build:package:plugins:pre" && echo "Included in development pre-build." || echo "Missing from development pre-build." grep -q "build:package:plugin:integration-ai-ui:prod" package.json | grep "build:package:plugins:pre:prod" && echo "Included in production pre-build." || echo "Missing from production pre-build." # Test 3: Check for any duplicate entries echo "Checking for duplicate entries..." grep "build:package:plugin:integration-ai-ui" package.json | wc -l # Test 4: Verify the consistency of the new plugin script with other UI plugin scripts echo "Verifying consistency with other UI plugin scripts..." grep "build:package:plugin:" package.json | grep "lib:build"Length of output: 4283
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packages/plugins/integration-ai-ui/tsconfig.lib.prod.json (1)
1-9: LGTM: Production-optimized TypeScript configurationThis new
tsconfig.lib.prod.jsonfile is well-structured for production builds of the integration-ai-ui plugin. Here's a breakdown of its purpose:
- It extends the base library configuration, allowing for production-specific overrides.
- Disabling
declarationMapreduces the output file size, which is beneficial for production builds.- Setting the Angular compilation mode to "partial" can improve build times and is suitable for library projects.
These settings align with best practices for optimizing Angular library builds for production environments.
packages/plugins/integration-ai-ui/ng-package.json (3)
2-3: LGTM: Schema and destination path are correctly configured.The schema reference and destination path are properly set up, following best practices for Angular library configuration.
9-9: Verify if any assets are needed for this library.The assets array is currently empty. This means no additional files (like images, fonts, or other static assets) will be included in the built package.
Please confirm if this is intentional. If the library requires any additional assets, they should be listed here. For example:
"assets": [ "src/assets", "src/favicon.ico" ]
1-10: LGTM: Overall structure of ng-package.json is correct.The configuration file follows the correct structure for ng-packagr and includes all necessary top-level configurations. No syntax errors or structural issues are present.
packages/plugins/integration-ai-ui/.eslintrc.json (2)
5-26: TypeScript configuration looks good.The configuration for TypeScript files is well-structured:
- It enforces consistent naming conventions for Angular directives and components.
- The use of Nx and Angular ESLint plugins is appropriate for an Angular project.
These rules will help maintain code consistency and follow Angular best practices.
1-33: Overall ESLint configuration structure is solid.The ESLint configuration file is well-structured and covers the essential aspects:
- It extends from a base configuration for consistency.
- It includes specific rules for TypeScript files, focusing on Angular conventions.
- It sets up linting for HTML template files.
- The JSON structure is valid and follows ESLint configuration best practices.
This configuration provides a solid foundation for maintaining code quality in the integration-ai-ui plugin.
packages/plugins/integration-ai-ui/project.json (2)
1-7: LGTM: Project metadata is well-defined.The project metadata is correctly set up for an Angular library. The name, source root, and prefix are appropriately configured.
39-48: LGTM: Lint configuration is well-defined.The lint target is correctly set up using ESLint. It appropriately covers both TypeScript (.ts) and HTML (.html) files, which is crucial for maintaining code quality in Angular projects.
tsconfig.json (1)
12-12: LGTM! Verify the existence of the referenced file.The addition of the path mapping for
@gauzy/plugin-integration-ai-uiis correct and follows the project's convention for plugin imports. This change will allow TypeScript to properly resolve imports for the new AI UI integration plugin.To ensure the referenced file exists, please run the following command:
This script will check if the file exists and provide appropriate feedback.
✅ Verification successful
Verified the existence of the referenced file.
The file
packages/plugins/integration-ai-ui/src/index.tsexists as specified in thetsconfig.jsonpath mapping. This ensures that TypeScript can correctly resolve imports for the new AI UI integration plugin.🏁 Scripts executed
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#!/bin/bash # Verify the existence of the index.ts file for the AI UI integration plugin if [ -f "packages/plugins/integration-ai-ui/src/index.ts" ]; then echo "File exists: packages/plugins/integration-ai-ui/src/index.ts" else echo "Error: File not found: packages/plugins/integration-ai-ui/src/index.ts" exit 1 fiLength of output: 191
package.json (2)
140-141: Update to build scripts for plugins.The
build:package:plugins:preandbuild:package:plugins:pre:prodscripts have been updated to include the newintegration-ai-uiplugin. This ensures that the new plugin is built along with other UI plugins during the pre-build process.
162-163: New build scripts for integration-ai-ui plugin.Two new scripts have been added for building the
integration-ai-uiplugin:
build:package:plugin:integration-ai-uifor developmentbuild:package:plugin:integration-ai-ui:prodfor productionThese scripts follow the same pattern as other UI plugin build scripts, which is good for consistency.
angular.json (1)
292-325: LGTM: New project configuration is consistent with existing libraries.The new configuration for
plugin-integration-ai-uifollows the established pattern for library projects in this workspace. It correctly sets up:
- Project type as "library"
- Root and sourceRoot paths
- Build configuration using
@angular-devkit/build-angular:ng-packagr- Test configuration using Karma
- SCSS for styling
This consistency ensures that the new plugin integrates smoothly with the existing project structure and build processes.
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New Features
@gauzy/plugin-integration-ai-uilibrary, enhancing project capabilities with AI integration.IntegrationAiUiModule, as a foundation for future development.Documentation
Configuration
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.dockerignore,.gitignore, and.npmignorefiles to streamline project management.