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Summary by CodeRabbit

  • Bug Fixes

    • Fixed import paths within the package to improve reliability.
  • Chores

    • Added a strict linting step to the build process for enhanced code quality.
    • Updated build configuration to support multiple entry points and external dependencies.

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The changes update the @proofkit/webviewer package by fixing import paths to use a namespace import from @proofkit/fmdapi, updating type annotations accordingly, and expanding the Vite build configuration to include multiple entry points and mark @proofkit/fmdapi as external. A new development dependency, publint, is added for strict linting during builds.

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File(s) Change Summary
.changeset/violet-tools-divide.md Added a changeset describing a patch update to fix import paths in @proofkit/webviewer.
packages/webviewer/package.json Added publint as a dev dependency; updated build script to run publint --strict after build steps.
packages/webviewer/src/adapter.ts Replaced direct type imports from @proofkit/fmdapi/dist/esm/client-types.js with namespace import from @proofkit/fmdapi; updated all type annotations and method signatures to use clientTypes.
packages/webviewer/vite.config.ts Modified Vite config to use multiple entry points (main.ts, adapter.ts) and mark @proofkit/fmdapi as external.

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sequenceDiagram
    participant BuildScript
    participant TypeScript
    participant Vite
    participant Publint

    BuildScript->>TypeScript: tsc (compile sources)
    BuildScript->>Vite: vite build (bundle entry points)
    BuildScript->>Publint: publint --strict (lint package)
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sequenceDiagram
    participant WebViewerAdapter
    participant clientTypes (@proofkit/fmdapi)

    WebViewerAdapter->>clientTypes: Import response types as clientTypes.*
    WebViewerAdapter->>clientTypes: Use clientTypes.* in method signatures and type annotations
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packages/webviewer/vite.config.ts

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  • packages/webviewer/vite.config.ts (1 hunks)
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packages/webviewer/src/adapter.ts (1)
packages/fmdapi/src/client-types.ts (6)
  • RawFMResponse (284-287)
  • GetResponse (146-152)
  • CreateResponse (82-85)
  • UpdateResponse (92-94)
  • DeleteResponse (98-98)
  • LayoutMetadataResponse (174-178)
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.changeset/violet-tools-divide.md (1)

1-6: LGTM: Standard changeset documentation.

The changeset correctly documents the patch update for import path fixes, following proper changeset conventions.

packages/webviewer/package.json (2)

44-44: Good addition: publint for package validation.

Adding publint as a dev dependency helps ensure the package is properly configured for publishing and distribution.


53-53: Excellent: Integrated strict linting into build process.

The addition of publint --strict to the build script ensures package validation runs automatically, helping catch publishing issues early.

packages/webviewer/vite.config.ts (1)

10-14: Well-configured: Multi-entry build with external dependencies.

The configuration changes properly support:

  • Multiple entry points for main and adapter modules
  • External dependency marking for @proofkit/fmdapi to prevent bundling
  • Alignment with package.json exports configuration

This ensures proper module separation and dependency management.

packages/webviewer/src/adapter.ts (2)

1-1: Excellent refactoring: Namespace import improves maintainability.

The switch from individual imports to namespace import from @proofkit/fmdapi is a significant improvement:

  • Removes dependency on internal package structure
  • Provides cleaner, more maintainable import statements
  • Aligns with modern TypeScript best practices

51-51: Consistent type annotation updates throughout.

All type references have been correctly updated to use the clientTypes namespace:

  • RawFMResponse, GetResponse, CreateResponse, UpdateResponse, DeleteResponse, and LayoutMetadataResponse are all properly namespaced
  • Type annotations are consistent across all method signatures and return statements
  • Changes align with the type definitions in the relevant code snippets

The refactoring maintains full type safety while improving code organization.

Also applies to: 70-70, 76-76, 79-79, 85-85, 88-88, 94-94, 99-99, 106-106, 111-111, 118-118, 123-123, 130-130, 135-135, 140-140

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@eluce2 eluce2 merged commit 181e675 into main Jun 26, 2025
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