- Introduced a new function, runNpmAndWait, to execute npm commands and wait for their completion, enhancing error handling.
- Updated the main function to build shared packages before starting the backend server, ensuring necessary dependencies are ready.
- Adjusted server and web process commands to use a consistent naming convention.
- Removed unnecessary whitespace in the init.mjs file for better readability.
- Enhanced the formatting of user prompts to improve clarity during port conflict resolution.
- Added a new function to check if a port is in use without terminating processes, improving user experience during server startup.
- Updated the health check function to accept a dynamic port parameter, allowing for flexible server configurations.
- Implemented user prompts for handling port conflicts, enabling users to kill processes, choose different ports, or cancel the operation.
- Enhanced CORS configuration to support localhost and IPv6 addresses, ensuring compatibility across different development environments.
- Refactored the main function to utilize dynamic port assignments for both the web and server applications, improving overall flexibility.
- Introduced a .nvmrc file to specify the Node.js version (22) for the project, ensuring consistent development environments.
- Enhanced error handling in the startServer function to provide clearer messages when the Node.js executable cannot be found, improving debugging experience.
- Updated package.json files across various modules to enforce Node.js version compatibility and ensure consistent dependency versions.
These changes aim to streamline development processes and enhance the application's reliability by enforcing version control and improving error reporting.
- Introduced a restricted file system wrapper to ensure all file operations are confined to the script's directory, enhancing security.
- Updated various modules to utilize the new secure file system methods, replacing direct fs calls with validated operations.
- Enhanced path validation in the server routes and context loaders to prevent unauthorized access to the file system.
- Adjusted environment variable handling to use centralized methods for reading and writing API keys, ensuring consistent security practices.
This change improves the overall security posture of the application by enforcing strict file access controls and validating paths before any operations are performed.
Updated the Playwright browser installation process to capture and log the exit code, providing feedback on success or failure. If the installation fails, a warning message is displayed, enhancing user awareness during setup.
The Playwright chromium installation was running silently, causing the
script to appear frozen at "Checking Playwright browsers..." for
several minutes during first-time setup.
Change stdio from 'ignore' to 'inherit' so users can see download
progress and understand what's happening.
- Changed the static server port from 5173 to 3007 in init.mjs, playwright.config.ts, vite.config.mts, and main.ts to ensure consistency in server setup and availability.
- Updated logging messages to reflect the new port configuration.
- Changed the port from 3007 to 5173 in the logging and server availability messages to reflect the new configuration.
- Ensured that the process killing function targets the correct port for consistency in server setup.
- Merge PR #162: cross-platform dev script (init.mjs)
- Updated init.mjs to reference apps/ui instead of apps/app
- Updated root package.json scripts to use apps/ui workspace
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Replace Unix-only init.sh with cross-platform init.mjs Node.js script.
Changes:
- Add init.mjs: Cross-platform Node.js implementation of init.sh
- Update package.json: Change dev script from ./init.sh to node init.mjs
- Add tree-kill dependency for reliable cross-platform process termination
Key features of init.mjs:
- Cross-platform port detection (netstat on Windows, lsof on Unix)
- Cross-platform process killing using tree-kill package
- Uses cross-spawn for reliable npm/npx command execution on Windows
- Interactive prompts via Node.js readline module
- Colored terminal output (works on modern Windows terminals)
- Proper cleanup handlers for Ctrl+C/SIGTERM
Bug fix:
- Fixed Playwright browser check to run from apps/app directory where
@playwright/test is actually installed (was silently failing before)
The original init.sh is preserved for backward compatibility.
