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@wix/wix-code-diagnostics-plugin

v1.1.5

Published

Wix CLI plugin that forwards CLI build/preview/dev diagnostics to the code-project-orchestrator over HTTP

Readme

@wix/wix-code-diagnostics-plugin

Wix CLI plugin that forwards CLI build / preview / dev diagnostics to the code-project-orchestrator directly over HTTP, bypassing the remote-machine → Greyhound pipeline.

Usage

Register it in wix.config.mjs:

import { defineWixConfig } from '@wix/cli/config';
import { wixCodeDiagnosticsPlugin } from '@wix/wix-code-diagnostics-plugin';

export default defineWixConfig({
  config: {
    /* ... */
  },
  plugins: [wixCodeDiagnosticsPlugin()],
});

Activation

The plugin is inert unless both environment variables are present, so the committed config is identical on every machine and activation is controlled by the task command that runs the CLI:

| Env var | Purpose | |---|---| | WIX_CODE_DIAGNOSTICS_ENDPOINT | Full URL of the orchestrator's ReportCodeDiagnostic endpoint | | WIX_CODE_DIAGNOSTICS_TOKEN | Authorized access token, sent as the Authorization header |

When active, on each diagnostic it reads siteId (metaSiteId) and devArmTag (overrideId) from .wix/app.config.json and POSTs { overrideId, metaSiteId, phase, status } to the endpoint. Reporting is best-effort and never fails the CLI run.

Interim: until the CLI exposes build/preview error + success events, the plugin subscribes to the dev process's dc-updated event to exercise the transport end to end.