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@auto-engineer/frontend-implementer

v1.8.0

Published

AI-powered frontend implementation that transforms IA schemes into complete React applications.

Readme

@auto-engineer/frontend-implementer

AI-powered frontend implementation that transforms IA schemes into complete React applications.


Purpose

Without @auto-engineer/frontend-implementer, you would have to manually translate Information Architecture specifications into React components, maintain consistency across atoms/molecules/organisms/pages, and integrate GraphQL operations by hand.

This package provides an AI agent that reads IA scheme specifications and generates production-ready React code with TypeScript types, atomic design structure, and GraphQL integration.


Installation

pnpm add @auto-engineer/frontend-implementer

Quick Start

Register the handler and implement a frontend project:

1. Register the handlers

import { COMMANDS } from '@auto-engineer/frontend-implementer';
import { createMessageBus } from '@auto-engineer/message-bus';

const bus = createMessageBus();
COMMANDS.forEach(cmd => bus.registerCommand(cmd));

2. Send a command

const result = await bus.dispatch({
  type: 'ImplementClient',
  data: {
    projectDir: './client',
    iaSchemeDir: './.context',
    designSystemPath: './design-system.md',
  },
  requestId: 'req-123',
});

console.log(result);
// → { type: 'ClientImplemented', data: { projectDir: './client' } }

The command analyzes the IA scheme and generates the complete frontend implementation.


How-to Guides

Run via CLI

auto implement:client --project-dir=./client --ia-scheme-dir=./.context --design-system-path=./design-system.md

Run via Script

pnpm ai-agent ./client ./.context ./design-system.md

Run Programmatically

import { runAIAgent } from '@auto-engineer/frontend-implementer/dist/src/agent';

await runAIAgent(
  './client',
  './.context',
  './design-system.md',
  []
);

Handle Errors

if (result.type === 'ClientImplementationFailed') {
  console.error(result.data.error);
}

Enable Debug Logging

DEBUG=auto:frontend-implementer:* pnpm ai-agent ./client ./.context ./design-system.md

API Reference

Exports

import { COMMANDS } from '@auto-engineer/frontend-implementer';

import type {
  ImplementClientCommand,
  ClientImplementedEvent,
  ClientImplementationFailedEvent,
} from '@auto-engineer/frontend-implementer';

Commands

| Command | CLI Alias | Description | |---------|-----------|-------------| | ImplementClient | implement:client | Generate React frontend from IA scheme |

ImplementClientCommand

type ImplementClientCommand = Command<
  'ImplementClient',
  {
    projectDir: string;
    iaSchemeDir: string;
    designSystemPath: string;
    failures?: string[];
  }
>;

ClientImplementedEvent

type ClientImplementedEvent = Event<
  'ClientImplemented',
  {
    projectDir: string;
  }
>;

ClientImplementationFailedEvent

type ClientImplementationFailedEvent = Event<
  'ClientImplementationFailed',
  {
    error: string;
    projectDir: string;
  }
>;

Architecture

src/
├── index.ts
├── agent.ts
├── agent-cli.ts
└── commands/
    └── implement-client.ts

The following diagram shows the implementation flow:

flowchart TB
    A[ImplementClient] --> B[Load Project Context]
    B --> C[Load IA Scheme]
    C --> D[Analyze Atoms/Components]
    D --> E[Plan File Changes]
    E --> F[Generate Files via AI]
    F --> G[ClientImplementedEvent]

Flow: Command loads context, plans changes based on IA scheme, generates files via AI.

Dependencies

| Package | Usage | |---------|-------| | @auto-engineer/ai-gateway | AI text generation | | @auto-engineer/message-bus | Command/event infrastructure | | zod | Schema validation | | debug | Debug logging |