Move ESM module configuration from individual package tsconfigs to the
shared base configuration for better maintainability.
Changes:
- Updated libs/tsconfig.base.json:
- Changed module: "commonjs" → "NodeNext"
- Changed moduleResolution: "node" → "NodeNext"
- Cleaned up all lib package tsconfigs:
- Removed duplicate module/moduleResolution settings
- Now all packages inherit ESM config from base
- Packages: dependency-resolver, git-utils, model-resolver, platform, utils
Benefits:
✅ Single source of truth for module configuration
✅ Less duplication, easier maintenance
✅ Consistent ESM behavior across all lib packages
✅ Simpler package-specific tsconfig files
All packages build successfully. All 632 tests passing.
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Convert all shared library packages from CommonJS to ESM for consistency
with apps/server and modern JavaScript standards.
Changes:
- Add "type": "module" to package.json for all libs
- Update tsconfig.json to use "NodeNext" module/moduleResolution
- Add .js extensions to all relative imports
Packages migrated:
- @automaker/dependency-resolver (already ESM, added .js extension)
- @automaker/git-utils (CommonJS → ESM)
- @automaker/model-resolver (CommonJS → ESM)
- @automaker/platform (CommonJS → ESM)
- @automaker/utils (CommonJS → ESM)
Benefits:
✅ Consistent module system across all packages
✅ Better tree-shaking and modern bundling support
✅ Native browser support (future-proof)
✅ Fixes E2E CI server startup issues
All tests passing: 632/632 server tests
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Added coverage thresholds to all shared lib packages and increased
server thresholds to ensure better code quality and confidence.
Lib package thresholds:
- dependency-resolver: 90% stmts/lines, 85% branches, 100% funcs
- git-utils: 65% stmts/lines, 35% branches, 75% funcs
- utils: 15% stmts/lines/funcs, 25% branches (only error-handler tested)
- platform: 60% stmts/lines/branches, 40% funcs (only subprocess tested)
Server thresholds increased:
- From: 55% lines, 50% funcs, 50% branches, 55% stmts
- To: 60% lines, 75% funcs, 55% branches, 60% stmts
- Current actual: 64% lines, 78% funcs, 56% branches, 64% stmts
All tests passing with new thresholds. Lower thresholds on utils and
platform reflect that only some files have tests currently. These will
be increased as more tests are added.
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- Standardize vitest to v4.0.16 across all packages
- Clean up type imports in events.ts (remove verbose inline casting)
- Expand skipDirs to support Python, Rust, Go, PHP, Gradle projects
- Document circular dependency prevention in @automaker/types
- Add comprehensive error handling documentation to @automaker/git-utils
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- Added author information as "AutoMaker Team" to all package.json files.
- Set license to "SEE LICENSE IN LICENSE" for consistency across the project.
- Added README.md for all 6 shared packages:
- @automaker/types: Type definitions and interfaces
- @automaker/utils: Utility functions (logger, error handling, images)
- @automaker/platform: Platform utilities (paths, subprocess, security)
- @automaker/model-resolver: Claude model resolution
- @automaker/dependency-resolver: Feature dependency ordering
- @automaker/git-utils: Git operations and diff generation
- Removed MIT license from all package.json files (using custom dual license)
- Created comprehensive LLM guide (docs/llm-shared-packages.md):
- When to use each package
- Import patterns and examples
- Common usage patterns
- Migration checklist
- Do's and don'ts for LLMs
Documentation helps developers and AI assistants understand package purpose,
usage, and best practices.
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