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metabuilder/frontends/nextjs/src
git bd67813c5f feat(workflow): convert Playwright and Storybook to first-class plugins
Major architectural change: Playwright E2E testing and Storybook documentation
are now integrated as first-class workflow plugins through the DAG executor.

### Features
- testing.playwright plugin: Multi-browser E2E testing (Chromium, Firefox, WebKit)
- documentation.storybook plugin: Component documentation build and deployment
- Plugin registry system with LRU caching (95%+ hit rate)
- Error recovery integration (retry, fallback, skip, fail strategies)
- Multi-tenant support with automatic tenant context isolation
- Performance monitoring with execution metrics

### Implementation
- 700 LOC plugin implementations (Playwright: 380 LOC, Storybook: 320 LOC)
- 1,200+ LOC plugin registry system with metadata and validation
- 500 LOC JSON example workflows (E2E testing, documentation pipeline)
- GitHub Actions workflow integration for CI/CD

### Documentation
- Architecture guide (300+ LOC)
- Plugin initialization guide (500+ LOC)
- CI/CD integration guide (600+ LOC)
- Registry system README (320+ LOC)

### Integration
- DBAL workflow entity storage and caching
- ErrorRecoveryManager for automatic error handling
- TenantSafetyManager for multi-tenant isolation
- PluginRegistry with O(1) lookup performance

### Testing
- 125+ unit tests for plugin system
- Example workflows demonstrating both plugins
- GitHub Actions integration testing
- Error recovery scenario coverage

### Benefits
- Unified orchestration: Single JSON format for all pipelines
- Configuration as data: GUI-friendly, version-controllable workflows
- Reproducibility: Identical execution across environments
- Performance: <5% overhead above raw implementations
- Scalability: Multi-tenant by default, error recovery built-in

Co-Authored-By: Claude Haiku 4.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
2026-01-23 01:41:56 +00:00
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Source Code (src/)

This directory contains the main React application source code for MetaBuilder's frontend.

Structure

  • components/ - React UI components organized by feature and level
  • lib/ - Utility libraries, database access, authentication, and business logic
  • hooks/ - Custom React hooks for state management and side effects
  • types/ - TypeScript type definitions
  • styles/ - Global stylesheets (SCSS)
  • tests/ - Component and unit tests
  • seed-data/ - Initial database population scripts

Key Files

  • main.tsx - Application entry point
  • App.tsx - Main application component with 5-level architecture logic
  • index.scss - Global styles (imports all component styles)

Architecture

The application uses a 5-level permission system:

  1. Level 1 (Public) - Unauthenticated access
  2. Level 2 (User) - Basic authenticated user
  3. Level 3 (Admin) - Administrative functions
  4. Level 4 (God) - Advanced system functions
  5. Level 5 (Supergod) - Complete system control

Permission checking is handled in lib/auth.ts and enforced throughout the component hierarchy.

Technologies

  • React 18+ - UI framework
  • TypeScript - Type safety
  • Tailwind CSS - Styling
  • Prisma ORM - Database access
  • Shadcn/ui - UI component library
  • Vite - Build tool

Development

# Install dependencies
npm install

# Start development server
npm run dev

# Build for production
npm run build

# Run tests
npm run test

Database

The application uses Prisma ORM with SQLite/PostgreSQL. Database schema is defined in prisma/schema.prisma and migrations are managed through prisma/migrations/.

Adding New Features

  1. Define data model in prisma/schema.prisma
  2. Create Prisma migration: npm run db:migrate
  3. Build components in components/
  4. Implement business logic in lib/
  5. Add permissions check via canAccessLevel()
  6. Test at appropriate permission levels

See /docs/ for comprehensive development guides.