feat: add build and start scripts for frontend and backend #143
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WalkthroughThe pull request updates various package configuration files by adding new script entries that separately handle frontend and backend tasks. Multiple package.json files now include dedicated commands for building and starting either the frontend or backend using different command runners (pnpm, Next.js, and turbo). Additionally, the turbo configuration file was refactored to define new tasks with caching settings. Changes
Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant Dev as Developer
participant Turbo
participant FE as Frontend App
participant BE as Backend App
Dev->>Turbo: Run "turbo build:frontend"
Turbo->>FE: Execute "next build"
FE-->>Turbo: Build completed
Dev->>Turbo: Run "turbo start:frontend"
Turbo->>FE: Execute "next start"
FE-->>Turbo: Startup complete
Dev->>Turbo: Run "turbo build:backend"
Turbo->>BE: Execute "pnpm build"
BE-->>Turbo: Build completed
Dev->>Turbo: Run "turbo start:backend"
Turbo->>BE: Execute "pnpm start"
BE-->>Turbo: Startup complete
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llm-server/package.json (1)
14-14: Minor Formatting Improvement for the Format Command
The adjustment removing trailing spaces in the"format": "prettier --write \"src/**/*.ts\""command is a good cleanup to maintain consistency in script definitions.
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frontend/package.json (2)
7-7: New Frontend Build Script Added
The addition of"build:frontend": "next build"clearly separates the frontend build process from the generic build command. This enhances clarity when invoking frontend-specific builds.
9-9: Renamed/Updated Start Script for Frontend
Replacing the previous"start:dev"entry with"start:frontend": "next start"ensures that the startup command more explicitly targets the production or designated frontend environment. Make sure related documentation or deployment scripts are updated accordingly.backend/package.json (2)
11-11: New Backend Build Script Introduced
The addition of"build:backend": "pnpm build"provides a dedicated command for backend builds. Please verify that this alias (which differs from"build": "nest build") correctly triggers the complete build process for your backend services.
16-16: New Backend Start Script Added
The inclusion of"start:backend": "pnpm start"clarifies starting the backend independently from the primary start command. Confirm thatpnpm startcorrectly resolves to the intended backend startup procedure.codefox-common/package.json (1)
22-23: Added Build Aliases for Frontend and Backend
The new"build:frontend": "pnpm run build"and"build:backend": "pnpm run build"scripts act as aliases for the existing build process. While these do not differentiate between distinct build mechanisms, they help provide semantic clarity. Consider whether future differentiation might require separate implementations.package.json (2)
10-11: New Turbo Build Commands for Frontend & Backend
The introduction of"build:frontend": "turbo build:frontend"and"build:backend": "turbo build:backend"leverages Turbo’s orchestration to separately trigger build processes for different parts of the application. Please ensure that the associated Turbo configuration file defines these tasks and dependency relationships correctly.
19-21: New Turbo Start Commands Added
Adding"start:frontend": "turbo start:frontend"and"start:backend": "turbo start:backend"further separates concerns by providing dedicated commands for starting different parts of the application. Verify that these commands integrate seamlessly with your overall start-up flow and that the generic"start": "turbo start"command still works as intended for fallback or unified operations.llm-server/package.json (2)
8-9: Dedicated Backend Start Command Added
The new"start:backend": "pnpm start"entry adds a clear, dedicated command to start backend processes in the llm-server project. Ensure that this command triggers the correct startup logic intended for the backend.
11-12: New Backend Build Script Inclusion
The addition of"build:backend": "pnpm build"provides a convenient alias to build the backend portion of the application. Please double-check that the underlying build process (invoked bypnpm build) covers all necessary steps and configurations for a successful backend build.turbo.json (8)
5-10: Improved Readability in "build" Task.
Thebuildtask'sdependsOnarray has been reformatted to a multi-line format, enhancing readability while preserving the original dependency logic.
13-17: Consistent Multi-line Formatting for "test" Task.
Thetesttask now uses a multi-line array for itsdependsOnproperty, which improves clarity without altering business logic.
18-23: Enhanced Readability in "lint" Task.
Thelinttask'sdependsOnarray is now formatted as a multi-line list. This change is aesthetic and helps maintain consistency with the other tasks.
27-32: Updated "start" Task Formatting.
The existingstarttask is now using a multi-line array for its dependency (^build) and explicitly sets"cache": false, aligning with the intended behavior for startup tasks.
33-38: New "start:frontend" Task Added.
The newstart:frontendtask correctly uses a multi-linedependsOnarray with the dependency^buildand disables caching by setting"cache": false. Please verify that using"^build"as the dependency aligns with your frontend build requirements.
39-44: New "start:backend" Task Added.
The addedstart:backendtask follows a similar pattern to the frontend counterpart, with a dependency on"^build"and caching disabled. Ensure this dependency configuration matches the intended backend startup sequence.
45-50: New "build:frontend" Task Added: Dependency Check.
Thebuild:frontendtask now depends on"^build:frontend"and enables caching. Verify that referencing^build:frontenddoes not introduce a circular dependency and correctly triggers all necessary subbuilds for the frontend.
51-56: New "build:backend" Task Added: Dependency Check.
The newbuild:backendtask is configured similarly to the frontend build task, with a dependency on"^build:backend"and caching enabled. Please confirm that this setup accurately reflects the intended build order without causing dependency issues.
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