doxa-maps/internal/plugin-gallery/discover.mjs
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Doxa Maps — the map bundler, 7 production plugins and the Experimental shelf
2026-09-25 20:07:59 +00:00

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/**
* discover.mjs — the auto-generated SPA's registry: every bundle under plugin-designs/,
* every profile inside it, classified into a composition tier.
*
* single → parameterized → monolithic → nested-elements-mfe → nested-mfe-spa
*
* Conventions it reads (all optional, all per bundle folder):
* <profile>.meta.json {"type": "<tier>", "label": "Human name"} — the ONLY way to declare a
* composite tier (monolithic / nested-elements-mfe / nested-mfe-spa).
* <name>.instances.json [{id, title, props}] or {"instances": [...]} — marks the bundle's
* profiles PARAMETERIZED and expands one element per instance.
* Pure + side-effect free: the dev plugin (dev-plugin.mjs) turns its result into the
* manifest-shaped model the plugin gallery renders; any tool that needs the catalog can use it.
*/
import { resolve, dirname } from 'node:path'
import { fileURLToPath } from 'node:url'
import { readdirSync, statSync, existsSync, readFileSync } from 'node:fs'
export const REPO_ROOT = resolve(dirname(fileURLToPath(import.meta.url)), '..', '..')
// Composition tiers, most-composed → individual. Drives ordering + labels.
export const PROFILE_TIER = {
'nested-mfe-spa': 0,
'nested-elements-mfe': 1,
'monolithic': 2,
'parameterized': 3,
'single': 4,
}
// Reader-facing names (validated vocabulary, see documentation/reference.md "Profile types"): the machine
// keys above stay canonical; a <profile>.meta.json may use either spelling. Pattern:
// "<attested head word>-<what the file yields>" — single-element → preset-element →
// multi-view-element → composite-element → app-shell.
export const TYPE_DISPLAY = {
'single': 'single-element',
'parameterized': 'preset-element',
'monolithic': 'multi-view-element',
'nested-elements-mfe': 'composite-element',
'nested-mfe-spa': 'app-shell',
}
export const TYPE_ALIASES = Object.fromEntries(Object.entries(TYPE_DISPLAY).map(([k, v]) => [v, k]))
export const normalizeType = (t) => (t && PROFILE_TIER[t] != null) ? t : (TYPE_ALIASES[t] || null)
function readJsonSafe(p) { try { return JSON.parse(readFileSync(p, 'utf8')) } catch { return null } }
// Classify one profile into a type. Precedence: explicit <profile>.meta.json (machine key
// or display alias) → parameterized (the bundle ships an *.instances.json) → single (the
// simplest, default). Composite kinds are never inferred from source.
export function detectProfileType(dir, profile, ownTag, allTags, hasInstances) {
const meta = readJsonSafe(resolve(dir, `${profile}.meta.json`))
const declared = meta && normalizeType(meta.type)
if (declared) return { type: declared, label: meta.label || profile }
// Reliable auto-signals ONLY (source tag-scanning caused false positives):
// a bundle with an *.instances.json -> parameterized; otherwise the simplest tier, single.
// Composite tiers (monolithic / nested-elements-mfe / nested-mfe-spa) are AUTHORED via an
// explicit <profile>.meta.json {"type": ...} — the single source of truth (documentation/reference.md,
// 'Profile types — the composability ladder'). See eco-dx (internal): PS001-composition-model.
const type = hasInstances ? 'parameterized' : 'single'
// ★ TIER-vs-COMPLEXITY WARNING — an INFERENCE FALLBACK is not a DECLARATION.
// Hit for real 2026-09-20: research-dashboard had NO meta.json, so it fell through to
// `single` = CAPABILITY 1 — while actually nesting TEN internal view components behind a
// responsive shell and rendering ~1,100 elements. It is monolithic (cap-3). Nothing warned;
// a missing file is indistinguishable from a deliberate choice, and the understatement points
// the direction nobody audits (the manifest, the gallery and every capability claim read this).
//
// THE SIGNAL IS MEASURED, NOT GUESSED. Counting child .vue files under the bundle (excluding
// its root profiles) across all 18 bundles gives: research-dashboard 10, big-picture 1, and
// ZERO for every other bundle. The intended catch sits an order of magnitude above every other
// sample, so this is a real gap in the data rather than a tuned cutoff.
//
// ONLY FIRES ON AN INFERRED TYPE — never second-guesses an explicit meta.json. doxa-research-map
// is DECLARED monolithic with 0 child .vue files, which is perfectly legitimate: complexity can
// live in one big file. Absence of the signal proves nothing; presence of it plus no declaration
// is what is suspicious. WARNS rather than fails: this is a heuristic about authoring intent,
// and the codebase's standing rule is that composite tiers are AUTHORED, not inferred.
try {
const childVue = countChildVue(dir)
if (childVue >= 5) {
console.warn(
`[discover] ${profile}: type INFERRED as "${type}" but the bundle has ${childVue} child ` +
'.vue components. Tier 3+ is never inferred — if this nests multiple views internally it ' +
`is "monolithic"; if its children are independently embeddable it is "nested-elements-mfe". ` +
`Declare it in ${profile}.meta.json {"type": ...} or this ships understated.`
)
}
} catch { /* advisory only — never let the warning break a build */ }
return { type, label: (meta && meta.label) || profile }
}
/** Count .vue files BELOW a bundle dir (its root profiles do not count as nested views). */
function countChildVue(dir) {
let n = 0
const walk = (d, depth) => {
for (const e of readdirSync(d, { withFileTypes: true })) {
if (e.name.startsWith('.') || e.name === 'node_modules') continue
const p = resolve(d, e.name)
if (e.isDirectory()) walk(p, depth + 1)
else if (depth > 0 && e.name.endsWith('.vue')) n++
}
}
walk(dir, 0)
return n
}
export function discoverSpaRegistry(root = REPO_ROOT) {
const APP_DIR = resolve(root, 'plugin-designs')
const bundles = []
if (!existsSync(APP_DIR)) return bundles
const dirs = readdirSync(APP_DIR).sort().filter(n => {
const d = resolve(APP_DIR, n)
return statSync(d).isDirectory() && n !== 'template-bundle' && existsSync(resolve(d, 'index.js'))
})
// First pass: every bundle's element tag (needed for composite detection).
const tagOf = {}
for (const n of dirs) {
try {
const m = readFileSync(resolve(APP_DIR, n, 'index.js'), 'utf8').match(/customElements\.define\(\s*['"]([^'"]+)['"]/)
if (m) tagOf[n] = m[1]
} catch { /* ignore */ }
}
const allTags = Object.values(tagOf)
for (const n of dirs) {
const dir = resolve(APP_DIR, n), tag = tagOf[n]
if (!tag) continue
const files = readdirSync(dir)
const instFile = files.find(f => /\.instances\.json$/i.test(f))
const rawInst = instFile ? readJsonSafe(resolve(dir, instFile)) : null
const instances = Array.isArray(rawInst) ? rawInst : (rawInst && Array.isArray(rawInst.instances) ? rawInst.instances : null)
const hasInstances = !!(instances && instances.length)
// The table's data API (its top-level apiBaseUrl), baked per instance as generate-tree does.
const instApi = rawInst && !Array.isArray(rawInst) && typeof rawInst.apiBaseUrl === 'string' ? rawInst.apiBaseUrl : ''
const items = []
for (const profile of files.filter(f => f.endsWith('.vue')).map(f => f.replace(/\.vue$/, '')).sort()) {
const t = detectProfileType(dir, profile, tag, allTags, hasInstances)
if (t.type === 'parameterized' && hasInstances) {
// Expand the parameterized table into one element PER preconfigured instance.
for (const inst of instances) {
items.push({ profile, id: inst.id || inst.title || profile, label: inst.title || inst.id || profile, type: 'parameterized', props: inst.props || {}, apiBaseUrl: instApi })
}
} else {
items.push({ profile, id: profile, label: t.label, type: t.type, props: null })
}
}
if (!items.length) continue
// Sort by composability tier ONLY (stable) so parameterized instances keep their
// declared table order — e.g. Prayer Map stays first, as the landing view.
items.sort((a, b) => (PROFILE_TIER[a.type] ?? 9) - (PROFILE_TIER[b.type] ?? 9))
const bestTier = Math.min(...items.map(i => PROFILE_TIER[i.type] ?? 9))
bundles.push({ bundle: n, tag, items, bestTier })
}
bundles.sort((a, b) => a.bestTier - b.bestTier || a.bundle.localeCompare(b.bundle))
return bundles
}