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Feat(bcakend) more detail ux structure #62

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  • New Features

    • Introduced a new Level2UXSitemapStructureHandler class for enhanced UX sitemap generation.
    • Added new prompt generation method for Level 2 UX Sitemap Structure.
  • Improvements

    • Enhanced logging mechanism in the UX Sitemap Structure handler.
    • Updated prompt methods for clarity and specificity in UX structure analysis.
  • Bug Fixes

    • Improved error handling for missing parameters in sitemap generation.

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The changes in this pull request involve modifications to the FileStructureHandler and UXSitemapStructureHandler classes, along with the addition of a new class, Level2UXSitemapStructureHandler. The FileStructureHandler class saw a minor formatting change, while the UXSitemapStructureHandler class improved its logging mechanism and updated its prompt generation method. The new class introduces error handling and a refined method for generating sitemap structures. Additionally, the prompts in the prompt.ts file were updated to reflect these changes, enhancing clarity and usability.

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File Path Change Summary
backend/src/build-system/node/frontend-file-structure/index.ts - Removed an empty line before readonly id in FileStructureHandler class.
backend/src/build-system/node/ux-sitemap-structure/index.ts - Updated UXSitemapStructureHandler to use Logger for logging.
- Renamed method to generateUXSiteMapStructrePrompt.
- Added Level2UXSitemapStructureHandler class with its own run method and error handling.
backend/src/build-system/node/ux-sitemap-structure/prompt.ts - Renamed generateUXDataMapPrompt to generateUXSiteMapStructrePrompt.
- Added generateLevel2UXSiteMapStructrePrompt method for enhanced UX structure analysis.

Possibly related PRs

  • feat(backend):ux sitemap generation #50: The changes in this PR involve the UXSitemapStructureHandler class, which is related to the FileStructureHandler class in the main PR as both handle the generation of structured documents based on project context.
  • Feat(backend) file structure #59: This PR introduces the FileStructureHandler class, which is directly related to the main PR as it modifies the same class in the same file (backend/src/build-system/node/frontend-file-structure/index.ts), indicating ongoing development in the file structure generation functionality.

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backend/src/build-system/node/ux-sitemap-structure/prompt.ts (2)

Line range hint 2-6: Fix typo in method name: "Structre" should be "Structure"

The method name contains a typo: generateUXSiteMapStructrePrompt should be generateUXSiteMapStructurePrompt.

-  generateUXSiteMapStructrePrompt: (
+  generateUXSiteMapStructurePrompt: (

Line range hint 7-58: Improve prompt readability and consistency

The prompt content has several areas for improvement:

  1. Grammatical errors (e.g., "analyzing" should be "analyze" in rule 1)
  2. Inconsistent formatting (mixing numbered lists with different formats: "1," vs "1.")
  3. Redundant content between sections 4 and 6

Consider consolidating the redundant sections and applying these fixes:

-  1, Your job is to analyzing how the ui element should be layed out
+  1. Your job is to analyze how the UI elements should be laid out
-  2, You need to ensure all features
+  2. Ensure all features
-  3, You need to identify
+  3. Identify

Also consider merging sections 4 and 6 since they cover similar points about page structure and content.

backend/src/build-system/node/ux-sitemap-structure/index.ts (3)

73-74: Use context.model instead of ModelProvider.getInstance() for consistency

To maintain consistency with the existing codebase, consider using context.model instead of directly accessing ModelProvider.getInstance().

Apply this diff to align with the existing pattern:

-     const modelProvider = ModelProvider.getInstance();
+     const modelProvider = context.model;

101-101: Avoid logging potentially large documents to prevent performance issues

Logging the entire refinedDocument may lead to performance issues and cluttered logs if the document is large. Consider removing this log statement or logging a summary instead.

Apply this diff to modify the log statement:

-     this.logger.log(refinedDocument);
+     this.logger.log('Level 2 UX Sitemap Structure Document generated successfully.');

22-22: Address the TODO comments

There are TODO comments indicating that certain values need to be updated.

  • Line 22: // TODO: change later
  • Line 81: // TODO: Replace with dynamic platform if necessary

Would you like assistance in implementing these changes or opening a GitHub issue to track these tasks?

Also applies to: 81-81

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backend/src/build-system/node/ux-sitemap-structure/index.ts

[error] 121-121: The assignment should not be in an expression.

The use of assignments in expressions is confusing.
Expressions are often considered as side-effect free.

(lint/suspicious/noAssignInExpressions)

Comment on lines +67 to +126
return `You are an expert UX Designer.
Your task is to analyze and improve a specific part of a page in the provided UX Structure Document.
The goal is to refine the design, layout, and interaction to ensure a seamless user experience and facilitate frontend implementation.
The output should address all aspects of user interaction, content layout, based on the following inputs:

- Project name: ${projectName}
- Sitemap Documentation: ${sitemapDoc}
- UX Structure document: ${UXStructure}
- Platform: ${platform}

Follow these guidelines to analyze requirements from a UX perspective:

### Instructions and Rules:

1, Analyze the Target Section:
Focus on the specific part of the page provided in the UX Structure document.
Identify ways to enhance its layout, interactions, and functionality.
2, Improve UX Details:
Add clarity to component placement and hierarchy.
Specify interactions, behaviors, and dynamic content updates.
Ensure the section aligns with user goals and their journey.
3, You need to identify and define every page/screen required for the application.
4, Detailed Breakdown for Each Page/Screen:
Page Purpose: Clearly state the user goal for the page.
Core Elements:
List all components (e.g., headers, buttons, sidebars) and explain their role on the page.
Include specific interactions and behaviors for each element.
Content Display:
Identify the information that needs to be visible on the page and why it’s essential for the user.
Navigation and Routes:
Specify all frontend routes required to navigate to this page.
Include links or actions that lead to other pages or states.
Restrictions:
Note any restrictions or conditions for accessing the page (e.g., login required, specific user roles).

5, Focus on Detail:
Provide a component-level breakdown for each page, including layouts.
Explain how the design supports user goals and aligns with their journey.

6. For each page/screen in the sitemap:
- How the block should be place on the view?
- What information does the user need to see?
- What elements should be on the page?
- What are all the routes require for the frontend?
- What dynamic content needs to be displayed?
- What are the restriction for the page?

7. Consider:
- User goals on each page
- User journy
- Element purposes
- Content that needs to be displayed

Your reply must start with: "\`\`\`UXStructureMap" and end with "\`\`\`".

Focus on describing the UX Structure from a user experience perspective. For each page:
1. What element appear on each page and why
2. What information needs to be displayed and why
3. How the element supports user goals

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🛠️ Refactor suggestion

Reduce duplication by extracting common prompt content

There's significant duplication between the two prompt templates. The only unique content is in the initial section (points 1-2). Consider extracting the common content into a shared template.

Create a shared template function:

const getCommonUXPromptTemplate = () => `
  ### Instructions and Rules:

  4. Detailed Breakdown for Each Page/Screen:
    Page Purpose: ...
    [rest of common content]
`;

const prompts = {
  generateUXSiteMapStructurePrompt: (projectName: string, sitemapDoc: string, platform: string): string => {
    return `You are an expert UX Designer...
    ${getCommonUXPromptTemplate()}
    `;
  },
  
  generateLevel2UXSiteMapStructurePrompt: (projectName: string, UXStructure: string, sitemapDoc: string, platform: string): string => {
    return `You are an expert UX Designer...
    [Level 2 specific content]
    ${getCommonUXPromptTemplate()}
    `;
  }
};

This will:

  1. Reduce code duplication
  2. Make maintenance easier
  3. Ensure consistency between prompts

Comment on lines +61 to +66
generateLevel2UXSiteMapStructrePrompt: (
projectName: string,
UXStructure: string,
sitemapDoc: string,
platform: string,
): string => {
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⚠️ Potential issue

Fix typo in second method name: "Structre" should be "Structure"

The same typo appears in the second method name.

-  generateLevel2UXSiteMapStructrePrompt: (
+  generateLevel2UXSiteMapStructurePrompt: (
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generateLevel2UXSiteMapStructrePrompt: (
projectName: string,
UXStructure: string,
sitemapDoc: string,
platform: string,
): string => {
generateLevel2UXSiteMapStructurePrompt: (
projectName: string,
UXStructure: string,
sitemapDoc: string,
platform: string,
): string => {


// extract relevant data from the context
const projectName =
context.getData('projectName') || 'Default Project Name';

const prompt = prompts.generateUXDataMapPrompt(
const prompt = prompts.generateUXSiteMapStructrePrompt(
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⚠️ Potential issue

Correct the typo in method names: 'Structre' should be 'Structure'

The method names generateUXSiteMapStructrePrompt and generateLevel2UXSiteMapStructrePrompt contain a typo. "Structre" should be "Structure". Please correct the method names to prevent any potential issues.

Apply this diff to fix the method names:

// At line 19
-     const prompt = prompts.generateUXSiteMapStructrePrompt(
+     const prompt = prompts.generateUXSiteMapStructurePrompt(

// At line 77
-       const prompt = prompts.generateLevel2UXSiteMapStructrePrompt(
+       const prompt = prompts.generateLevel2UXSiteMapStructurePrompt(

Also applies to: 77-77

Comment on lines +121 to +125
while ((match = regex.exec(text)) !== null) {
const title = match[1].trim();
const content = match[2].trim();
sections.push({ title, content });
}
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🛠️ Refactor suggestion

Refactor to avoid assignment within the while loop condition

Assigning within the while loop condition can lead to less readable code and is generally discouraged. Refactor the loop to improve clarity and maintainability.

Apply this diff to fix the issue:

      let match;

-     while ((match = regex.exec(text)) !== null) {
+     match = regex.exec(text);
+     while (match !== null) {
        const title = match[1].trim();
        const content = match[2].trim();
        sections.push({ title, content });
+       match = regex.exec(text);
      }
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while ((match = regex.exec(text)) !== null) {
const title = match[1].trim();
const content = match[2].trim();
sections.push({ title, content });
}
let match;
match = regex.exec(text);
while (match !== null) {
const title = match[1].trim();
const content = match[2].trim();
sections.push({ title, content });
match = regex.exec(text);
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[error] 121-121: The assignment should not be in an expression.

The use of assignments in expressions is confusing.
Expressions are often considered as side-effect free.

(lint/suspicious/noAssignInExpressions)

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