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@jagadeeshqtsolv/core

v1.0.10

Published

Shared libraries for the AutomationAI platform. This repo contains two npm packages published to **npmjs.com** (public, no auth required):

Readme

automation-ai-core

Shared libraries for the AutomationAI platform. This repo contains two npm packages published to npmjs.com (public, no auth required):

| Package | Folder | Purpose | |---------|--------|---------| | @jagadeeshqtsolv/core | / (root) | Zod schemas, platform types, test-step actions — consumed by the platform API and the web-support library | | @jagadeeshqtsolv/web-support | web/ | Playwright fixtures, locator helpers, action helpers, data generators, recorder CLI — consumed by per-project Playwright frameworks |

Documentation

| Doc | Description | |-----|-------------| | docs/ARCHITECTURE.md | Package diagrams, schema validation flow, webLocator decision tree, publish lifecycle | | docs/API.md | Full API reference — all schemas, types, functions, and web-support helpers |


Prerequisites

  • Node.js 22 or later
  • npm 10 or later

No tokens or registry configuration needed — both packages are public on npmjs.com.


Project structure

automation-ai-core/
├── src/                         # @jagadeeshqtsolv/core source
│   ├── index.ts                 # re-exports everything
│   ├── schemas.ts               # Zod validation schemas for all API bodies
│   ├── project-platform.ts      # ProjectPlatformType enum (web | mobile)
│   └── test-step-actions.ts     # Canonical list of test step actions
├── web/                         # @jagadeeshqtsolv/web-support package
│   ├── src/
│   │   ├── fixtures.ts          # Playwright test & expect re-exports
│   │   ├── web-locate.ts        # webLocator() — unified element locator
│   │   └── web-actions.ts       # webClick(), webFill(), webAssert() etc.
│   ├── utils/
│   │   └── data-utils.ts        # dataUtils — faker-based random data generators
│   ├── scripts/
│   │   └── recorder-server.mjs  # Web recorder server (npx automation-ai-recorder)
│   └── package.json
├── dist/                        # compiled output (gitignored, built before publish)
├── package.json
├── tsconfig.json
└── tsconfig.build.json

Setup (local development)

# Clone the repo
git clone https://github.com/jagadeeshqtsolv/automation-ai-core.git
cd automation-ai-core

# Install root package deps
npm install

# Install web-support deps
cd web && npm install && cd ..

Build

@jagadeeshqtsolv/core requires a TypeScript compile step. @jagadeeshqtsolv/web-support ships its TypeScript source directly.

# From the repo root — compiles src/ → dist/
npm run build

Publishing a new version

Who does this: Only the repo maintainer needs to publish. End users just npm install.

1. Log in to npmjs.com (first time only)

npm login
# Enter your npmjs.com username, password, and email
# Use an Automation token if 2FA is enabled on your account

To create an Automation token: npmjs.com → Account → Access Tokens → Generate New Token → Automation.

2. Publish @jagadeeshqtsolv/core

# From the repo root
npm version patch   # or: minor | major
npm publish         # prepublishOnly runs build automatically

3. Publish @jagadeeshqtsolv/web-support

cd web
npm version patch   # or: minor | major
npm publish
cd ..

4. Commit & push the version bumps

git add package.json web/package.json
git commit -m "chore: bump versions — core vX.Y.Z, web-support vA.B.C"
git push origin main

5. Update the platform to consume the new version

In the automation-ai-platform repo:

# For @jagadeeshqtsolv/core
cd apps/web
npm install @jagadeeshqtsolv/core@latest

# For @jagadeeshqtsolv/web-support (used in generated framework projects)
# bump the version string in:
# apps/web/src/lib/local-framework/web-framework-package.ts

Using the packages

Install (no auth needed)

npm install @jagadeeshqtsolv/core
npm install @jagadeeshqtsolv/web-support

@jagadeeshqtsolv/core — schemas and types

import { createProjectBodySchema, projectPlatformTypeSchema } from "@jagadeeshqtsolv/core";

// Validate an API request body
const result = createProjectBodySchema.safeParse(req.body);

// Use platform type
import type { ProjectPlatformType } from "@jagadeeshqtsolv/core";
const platform: ProjectPlatformType = "web";

@jagadeeshqtsolv/web-support — Playwright helpers

// support/fixtures.ts
export * from "@jagadeeshqtsolv/web-support/fixtures";

// support/web-actions.ts
export * from "@jagadeeshqtsolv/web-support/web-actions";

// support/web-locate.ts
export * from "@jagadeeshqtsolv/web-support/web-locate";

Locating elements

import { webLocator } from "@jagadeeshqtsolv/web-support/web-locate";

const locator = webLocator(page, { strategy: "label", value: "Email address" });

Performing actions

import { clickWhenVisible, fillWhenVisible, expectVisible } from "@jagadeeshqtsolv/web-support/web-actions";

await fillWhenVisible(locator, "[email protected]");
await clickWhenVisible(page.getByRole("button", { name: "Sign in" }));
await expectVisible(page.getByText("Dashboard"));

Generating random test data

import { dataUtils } from "@jagadeeshqtsolv/web-support/data-utils";

const email    = dataUtils.email();
const password = dataUtils.password(16);
const name     = dataUtils.fullName();

Web Recorder (standalone CLI)

# Launch the recorder in any browser — no project setup needed
npx @jagadeeshqtsolv/web-support

# Use a specific port
npx @jagadeeshqtsolv/web-support --port 9200

Package versions

| Package | Registry | |---------|----------| | @jagadeeshqtsolv/core | npmjs.com/package/@jagadeeshqtsolv/core | | @jagadeeshqtsolv/web-support | npmjs.com/package/@jagadeeshqtsolv/web-support |