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Add comprehensive documentation for modular shell architecture that enables build-time inclusion/exclusion of specific shells. Key additions: - Architecture design with plugin-based shell system - Detailed 7-phase implementation plan (8-10 weeks) - Shell plugin interface and registry system - Build configuration and preset system - Module structure and organization Benefits: - 30-65% bundle size reduction for specialized builds - Better code organization and maintainability - Easier testing of individual shells - Clear separation of concerns Files added: - docs/tasks/modular_shells/ARCHITECTURE.md - docs/tasks/modular_shells/IMPLEMENTATION_PLAN.md - docs/tasks/modular_shells/README.md
Add comprehensive exploration documents generated during codebase analysis for the modular shell architecture project. These documents provide: - Complete shell architecture reference - Visual architecture diagrams and flows - Shell exploration summary with key findings - Implementation summary and quick reference - Documentation index for navigation These complement the modular architecture design in docs/tasks/modular_shells/ and provide context for the current implementation before modularization.
Add detailed testing documentation covering test migration, organization, and best practices for the modular shell architecture. Key additions: - Test structure migration strategy (from monolithic to modular) - Shell module test templates with complete examples - Build-specific test configurations - Test utilities and helper functions - Performance testing approach - CI/CD integration with GitHub Actions - Coverage requirements (≥95% for modules) Test organization: - Each shell gets dedicated test directory - Tests organized by: implementation, validation, paths, integration - Build-specific Jest configurations - Automated testing workflows Examples include: - Git Bash module complete test suite - Shell registry tests - Build configuration tests - E2E tests for different builds - Performance benchmarks Updated README.md to include TESTING_GUIDE.md reference
Replace all absolute paths (/home/user/wcli0/) with relative paths in exploration documentation files. Changed: - /home/user/wcli0/src/... → src/... - /home/user/wcli0/config.examples/... → config.examples/... - /home/user/wcli0/tests/... → tests/... - /home/user/wcli0/package.json → package.json Files updated: - SHELL_ARCHITECTURE.md - SHELL_EXPLORATION_SUMMARY.md - SHELL_IMPLEMENTATION_SUMMARY.txt
Implement foundational infrastructure for modular shell architecture as outlined in the implementation plan. New components: - Shell Plugin Interface (ShellPlugin) with validation and config methods - Base Shell implementation providing common functionality - Shell Registry for managing shell plugins (singleton pattern) - Comprehensive test suite (40 tests, all passing) Structure created: - src/shells/base/ - Shell plugin interfaces and base class - src/core/ - Core registry and server components - src/build/ - Build configuration (directory) Key features: - ShellConfig interface for plugin configuration - ValidationContext and ValidationResult for command/path validation - BaseShell abstract class with default implementations - ShellRegistry for dynamic shell registration and retrieval Tests: - ShellInterface contract tests (10 tests) - BaseShell implementation tests (11 tests) - ShellRegistry tests (19 tests) - All tests passing ✓ This completes Phase 1 of the 7-phase implementation plan. Next: Phase 2 - Extract individual shell modules (PowerShell, CMD, Git Bash, Bash, WSL)
Extract all 5 shell implementations into individual modules following
the plugin architecture from Phase 1.
New shell modules:
- PowerShell module (src/shells/powershell/)
- CMD module (src/shells/cmd/)
- Git Bash module (src/shells/gitbash/)
- Bash module (src/shells/bash/)
- WSL module (src/shells/wsl/)
Each module includes:
- Implementation class extending BaseShell
- Shell-specific configuration
- Blocked commands list
- Path validation for shell's path format
- Index file for clean exports
- Comprehensive test suite
Shell implementations:
- PowerShellImpl: Windows PowerShell with blocked cmdlets
- CmdImpl: Windows Command Prompt with file operation blocks
- GitBashImpl: Git Bash supporting Unix/Windows hybrid paths
- BashImpl: Standard Bash with WSL mount point support
- WslImpl: WSL wrapper executing bash commands
Path validation:
- PowerShell/CMD: Windows paths (C:\, \\server\, .\)
- Git Bash: Hybrid (C:\, /c/, /, ./)
- Bash: Unix paths (/, /mnt/c/, ./)
- WSL: Unix paths with /mnt/ mount points
Enhancements:
- Improved BaseShell.validateCommand() to support both:
* Simple command blocking ("del", "rm")
* Full command pattern blocking ("rm -rf /")
Tests:
- 105 new tests for shell modules (21 tests per shell)
- All 145 tests passing (126 shell + 19 registry)
- Test coverage: configuration, blocked commands, validation, paths
This completes Phase 2 of the 7-phase implementation plan.
Next: Phase 3 - Registry & Dynamic Loading
Implement dynamic shell loading system with build configuration support. This enables loading only the shells needed at runtime based on environment variables or preset configurations. New components: - Shell loader (src/shells/loader.ts) * Dynamic import and registration of shell modules * Configurable shell selection * Verbose logging support * Graceful error handling - Build configuration (src/build/shell-config.ts) * Environment-based configuration (SHELL_BUILD_PRESET, INCLUDED_SHELLS) * 6 predefined presets: full, windows, unix, gitbash-only, cmd-only, powershell-only * Custom shell list support * Verbose mode control (BUILD_VERBOSE) Shell loader features: - Dynamically imports shell modules based on config - Only loads specified shells (tree-shakeable) - Registers shells with the central registry - Handles unknown shell types gracefully - Supports verbose output for debugging Build presets: - full: All 5 shells (default) - windows: PowerShell, CMD, Git Bash - unix: Bash only - gitbash-only: Git Bash only - cmd-only: CMD only - powershell-only: PowerShell only Configuration priority: 1. SHELL_BUILD_PRESET environment variable 2. INCLUDED_SHELLS environment variable (comma-separated) 3. Default: all shells Usage examples: - SHELL_BUILD_PRESET=gitbash-only npm start - INCLUDED_SHELLS=gitbash,powershell npm start - BUILD_VERBOSE=true npm start Tests: - 13 loader tests (shell loading, error handling, verbose mode) - 21 build config tests (presets, custom lists, verbose mode) - All 179 tests passing (100% success rate) This completes Phase 3 of the 7-phase implementation plan. Next: Phase 4 - Build Configuration System (Rollup integration)
Phase 4 - Build Configuration System: - Integrated modular shell system with main entry point (src/index.ts) - Modified main() to call loadShells() on startup using getBuildConfig() - Updated getEnabledShells() to use registry with backward compatibility - Added build scripts to package.json for different presets (full, windows, unix, gitbash-only, cmd-only, powershell-only) - Added cross-env dependency for cross-platform environment variable support Phase 5 - Testing & Validation: - Fixed TypeScript errors in test files (mockImplementation() calls and spread operator type annotations) - Created comprehensive integration test suite (tests/integration/modularShellSystem.test.ts) - Integration tests cover: shell loading, registry integration, dynamic tool schemas, build configuration workflows, error handling - All 680 tests passing (67 test suites) Key Implementation Details: - getEnabledShells() now returns intersection of configured shells and loaded shells from registry - Backward compatibility: if registry is empty, returns all configured shells (for existing tests) - Dynamic tool schemas automatically reflect shells loaded in registry - Build presets enable customized builds with specific shell combinations
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Add comprehensive documentation for modular shell architecture that
enables build-time inclusion/exclusion of specific shells.
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