build: adopt angular-eslint for @oneschema/angular - #175
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In @.github/workflows/ci.yml:
- Around line 111-116: Update the CI install/build conditional to parse the
declared packageManager value from package.json rather than using the
whitespace-sensitive grep check. Detect the declared Yarn major and use
--frozen-lockfile for Yarn 1, while retaining --immutable for newer Yarn
versions and the corresponding build commands.
In `@packages/importer-angular/projects/oneschema/src/lib/oneschema.samples.ts`:
- Line 12: Update the Angular README examples to use the currently exported
sample class names, replacing OneSchemaButton and OneSchemaIframe with
OneSchemaButtonComponent and the corresponding current iframe component name.
Keep the examples aligned with the package entry point exposed by
src/public-api.ts.
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## Summary
Redesigns the published package entrypoints so `@arethetypeswrong/cli`
passes on every package, and flips attw in `check:packages` from
report-only to **gating**.
For the 5 Rollup packages (`@oneschema/importer`, `react`, `vue`,
`filefeeds`, `filefeeds-react`):
- Each `package.json` gains an explicit `exports` map — `import` →
`./dist/module.mjs` + `./dist/index.d.mts`, `require` → `./dist/main.js`
+ `./dist/index.d.cts` — plus `"./dist/*"` (kept open deliberately: the
importer's UMD bundle is consumed via CDN deep paths) and
`"./package.json"`. `main`/`module` stay for legacy resolvers; top-level
`types` moves to the `.d.cts`.
- Rollup additionally emits `dist/module.mjs` (true-ESM twin of
`module.js`), and a new shared post-build step `scripts/dual-types.mjs`
derives `index.d.mts` (copy) and `index.d.cts` from the generated
`index.d.ts`. For packages with a default export, the `.d.cts` replaces
`export { X as default, ... }` with the interop-truthful shape:
```ts
declare const _default: { default: typeof X; /* named runtime exports */
};
declare namespace _default { /* type-only exports, e.g. OneSchemaParams
*/ }
export = _default;
```
which matches exactly what the CJS bundle (`exports: "named"`:
`exports.default` + named + `__esModule`) provides — the bare
`require()` result is a non-callable object, and the declaration says so
— while the namespace merge preserves the full public type surface
(type-only exports like `OneSchemaParams`) for CJS/node10 consumers.
This clears attw's `MissingExportEquals`/node10/node16 findings on all
four resolution modes.
- Packaging hygiene while here: canonical `repository.url`,
`sideEffects: false`, and a `files` allowlist (Vue was shipping its
`test/` pages).
- Dependent workspaces (`react`, `vue`, `filefeeds-react`, `angular`)
get a tsconfig `paths` entry mapping `@oneschema/importer`/`filefeeds`
to the built `.d.mts`, so local `tsc` doesn't misread the new `.d.cts`
under their legacy `moduleResolution: node`. The Angular spec tsconfig
clears `paths` so Karma specs resolve the installed package (runtime +
its complete `.d.cts` types). Vue's internal import gains a `.js`
extension so its emitted declarations resolve under node16 ESM.
`@oneschema/angular` is left as-is: it's the standard ng-packagr 16
ESM-only shape, and I verified a `"type": "module"` post-process just
trades `FalseCJS` for `InternalResolutionError` (extensionless imports
in generated d.ts). Its attw run uses `--profile esm-only --ignore-rules
cjs-resolves-to-esm false-cjs` with a comment noting a real fix needs
the Angular 17+ toolchain. Verified the built Angular declarations keep
bare `@oneschema/importer` specifiers (no deep paths leak).
Ships a **patch** changeset for the 5 packages — deliberately not minor:
`@oneschema/angular` peer-depends on `importer@^0.7.0` and the packages
are `linked`, so a minor (0.8.0) would knock the peer range out-of-range
and cascade the whole linked group to a 1.0.0 major.
Stacked on #175 (angular-eslint) → #174 (Yarn 4).
## Test plan
- `yarn build` + `yarn check:packages`: publint and attw green on all 6
packages (previously 5/6 had attw findings)
- attw per-package: node10 / node16-CJS / node16-ESM / bundler all 🟢 for
the 5 Rollup packages
- Runtime sanity: `require("./dist/main.js").default` is a function;
`import x from "./dist/module.mjs"` is a function
- CJS/node10-mode consumer probe: `.default(...)` call +
`OneSchemaParams` type import from `@oneschema/importer` both typecheck;
negative probe confirms calling the bare `require()` result fails with
TS2349 (matching runtime)
- `yarn workspace @oneschema/angular check`; `@oneschema/angular-example
test:ci` Chrome Headless 2/2 specs
- `yarn fix`, workspace `check`s, root `yarn check` all pass (only
preexisting filefeeds-react hooks warning)
- `yarn changeset status`: all 6 publishable packages at patch, no major
cascade
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Summary
Gives the Angular workspace real linting — its
fixwas a no-op stub andcheckonly rantsc— by adopting angular-eslint 16.3.1 (matching Angular 16), configured manually (.eslintrc.json+ anng linttarget) rather than via the schematic.fix=eslint projects --fix,check=eslint projects && tsc --noEmit, plus anng lintCLI target. The rootcheck/fixfan-out picks these up automatically, so CI now gates on Angular lint.oneschema.samples.tsrenamed sample classes to*Componentsuffixes, replacedanywithunknown, and_-prefixed intentionally unused callback args.OneSchemaButtoninoneschema.button.tskeeps its name (it's part of the published@oneschema/angularAPI surface), withcomponent-class-suffixdisabled on that line and a justification comment.public-api.tsexports, thelib-oneschema-buttonselector, and the generated.d.tsfiles are byte-identical before/after.Stacked on #174 (Yarn 4 migration — this PR's lockfile additions are in the v8 format).
Test plan
Under Node 24 / Yarn 4.18.0:
yarn fix(no churn),yarn check(eslint 0 errors 0 warnings + tsc),yarn test:ci(karma 2/2 headless),yarn build— all passyarn fix+yarn checkpass (only the preexisting non-gating React Hooks warning remains)Link to Devin session: https://app.devin.ai/sessions/a90df1407fe74fe990a9e3f3bfa772d3
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