fix(generate): warn when scaffolding outside a Veryfront project - #3712
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`veryfront generate` writes relative to the invocation directory with no project check, so running it one level above the project (or in the wrong terminal tab) silently created a stray `app/` tree and exited 0: $ cd /tmp && veryfront generate page about ● Created /tmp/app/about/page.tsx `veryfront dev` already detects and reports this situation. Match it: warn when no project marker (veryfront.config.*, or a manifest depending on veryfront) is present, then scaffold anyway so bootstrapping a not-yet- configured directory keeps working. Found while dogfooding the documented journeys against published v0.1.1237.
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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe generate command detects Veryfront project markers and warns when generation runs outside an apparent project. Generation continues after the warning. Integration tests cover project and non-project directories. ChangesGenerate project detection
Estimated code review effort: 3 (Moderate) | ~20 minutes Merge Risk: ⚪ Minimal · up to This change adds a warning when scaffolding outside a detected Veryfront project while preserving existing generation behavior; no actionable merge-blocking risk remains. Suggested reviewers: 🚥 Pre-merge checks | ✅ 5✅ Passed checks (5 passed)
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cli/commands/generate/command.ts (1)
6-7: 📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🔵 Trivial | ⚡ Quick winUse the CLI import boundary.
Both CLI files add
#veryfront/*imports. The CLI rules require#cli/*imports or relative imports insidecli/.
cli/commands/generate/command.ts#L6-L7: Replace the new#veryfront/compat/*imports with approved CLI exports or a local CLI adapter.cli/commands/generate/generate.integration.test.ts#L5-L13: Replace the new#veryfront/*imports with approved CLI exports or local test adapters.As per coding guidelines: “
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In `@cli/commands/generate/command.ts`:
- Around line 54-59: Update warnIfOutsideProject so its user-facing
cliLogger.warn message uses a generic directory reference instead of
interpolating projectDir, while preserving the existing warning guidance and
condition.
- Around line 27-31: Update the manifest parsing in the generate command around
the manifest loop to use the repository JSONC parser for deno.jsonc while
retaining JSON.parse for other manifests. Add a regression fixture and assertion
in cli/commands/generate/generate.integration.test.ts lines 141-156 covering a
commented deno.jsonc with a veryfront import and verifying no warning is
emitted.
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In `@cli/commands/generate/command.ts`:
- Around line 6-7: Update imports in cli/commands/generate/command.ts at lines
6-7 to use approved `#cli/`* exports or a local CLI adapter instead of
`#veryfront/compat/`*; update imports in
cli/commands/generate/generate.integration.test.ts at lines 5-13 the same way,
using approved CLI exports or local test adapters.
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…ests Three review findings, all confirmed against the code before changing anything: 1. The warning printed `projectDir`, an absolute machine path. AGENTS.md forbids local absolute paths in user-facing output. The directory is where the user already is, so the message names no path at all now. 2. `veryfront.config.json` was not a real marker — it appeared only in this file. The name the CLI config loader actually reads is the legacy `veryfront.json` (cli/shared/config.ts), so a project identified only by that file was warned about incorrectly. Swapped. 3. `deno.json` and `deno.jsonc` were parsed with strict `JSON.parse`, so a manifest using the comments and trailing commas Deno permits threw, hit the catch, and counted as no evidence — a false warning on a valid project. Now parsed with `parseExtensionManifest`, matching the JSONC grammar `src/extensions/discovery.ts` already applies to both filenames. Three regression tests added, one per finding. Not changed: the pre-existing `● Created <abs path>` line also prints an absolute path. It predates this PR and callers rely on it; worth a separate look rather than widening this change.
Found while dogfooding the documented journeys against published v0.1.1237.
Problem
veryfront generatewrites relative to the invocation directory with no project check,so running it one level above the project (or in the wrong terminal tab) silently creates
a stray
app/tree and exits 0:veryfront devalready detects this situation and reports it well:generateshould not be quieter thandevabout the same condition.Change
Warn when no project marker is present (
veryfront.config.*, or a manifest that dependson
veryfront), then scaffold anyway. Warning rather than failing keeps it non-breaking —bootstrapping a not-yet-configured directory still works.
Tests
Two tests in
generate.integration.test.ts: warns in a bare temp dir (fails onmain),and stays quiet inside a real project (passes before and after, so the detection cannot
regress into warning on every run).
Verified by driving the real CLI in both a bare directory and a real project.
cli/commands/generate/— 4 passed, 0 failed.Note
While investigating I briefly thought
generaterejected its own documented--helpexamples. That was my shell harness, not the CLI — zsh does not word-split unquoted
expansions, so it passed
"page about"as a single argument.generateis fine. Worthrecording only because the resulting error text (
Invalid arguments) gives no hint thatthe problem is argument count.
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