skills/7nohe/core-development/SKILL.md
Work on the core package (types, validation, normalization, diff). Use when modifying DSL processing logic or data flow.
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The core package (packages/core/) is dependency-free and handles all DSL processing.
DSL (YAML input) → validate() → normalize() → IR → diff() → Patch
| File | Purpose | Exports |
|------|---------|---------|
| types.ts | Type definitions | DSL*, IR*, Patch, WebSocket protocol |
| validate.ts | YAML validation | validate(dsl): ValidationResult |
| normalize.ts | DSL → IR conversion | normalize(dsl): IRDocument |
| diff.ts | IR diff calculation | diff(prev, next): Patch |
DSL Types (user input) IR Types (normalized)
───────────────────── ────────────────────
DSLDocument IRDocument
├─ version: number ├─ version: number
├─ docId: string ├─ docId: string
├─ title?: string ├─ title: string
├─ nodes: DSLNode[] ├─ nodes: Record<string, IRNode>
└─ edges?: DSLEdge[] └─ edges: Record<string, IREdge>
DSLNode IRNode
├─ id: string ├─ id: string
├─ provider: string ├─ provider: string
├─ kind: string ├─ kind: string
├─ label?: string ├─ label: string (default: id)
├─ parent?: string ├─ parent: string | null
└─ layout: DSLLayout └─ layout: { x, y, w, h }
DSLEdge IREdge
├─ id: string ├─ id: string
├─ from: string ├─ from: string
├─ to: string ├─ to: string
└─ label?: string └─ label: string (default: "")
type PatchOp =
| { op: "upsertNode"; node: IRNode }
| { op: "removeNode"; id: string }
| { op: "upsertEdge"; edge: IREdge }
| { op: "removeEdge"; id: string };
interface Patch {
baseRev: number;
nextRev: number;
ops: PatchOp[];
}
// Plugin → CLI
interface HelloMessage {
type: "hello";
docId: string;
secret?: string;
}
interface RequestFullMessage {
type: "requestFull";
docId: string;
}
// CLI → Plugin
interface FullMessage {
type: "full";
rev: number;
ir: IRDocument;
}
interface PatchMessage {
type: "patch";
baseRev: number;
nextRev: number;
ops: PatchOp[];
}
interface ErrorMessage {
type: "error";
message: string;
}
types.tsvalidate.ts catches invalid inputnormalize.tsdiff.ts*.test.ts filesbun test packages/core/# All core tests
bun test packages/core/
# Specific test file
bun test packages/core/src/diff.test.ts
bun test packages/core/src/validate.test.ts
bun test packages/core/src/normalize.test.ts
# Watch mode
bun test --watch packages/core/
DSLNode and IRNode in types.tsvalidate.tsnormalize.tsDSLEdge and IREdge in types.tsvalidate.tsnormalize.tsdevelopment
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