- Add language field to PrCommentFields interface in cf-api and cf-webapp
- For JS/TS PRs, extract first paragraph as a visible summary ("TL;DR")
and collapse the full explanation into a <details> block
- Use correct code block language (typescript vs python) for generated
test code in PR body
- Remove Python-specific comments from type definitions
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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CodeFlash AI
Overview
CodeFlash AI is a JavaScript/TypeScript monorepo that provides a scalable and modular architecture for web applications, focusing on efficient code sharing and robust development practices.
Project Structure
js/
├── common/ # Shared code and database schema
├── cf-api/ # Backend API service
└── cf-webapp/ # Next.js web application
Prerequisites
- Node.js (v18+ recommended)
- npm (v9+)
- Prisma CLI
Setup
1. Clone the Repository
git clone https://github.com/your-org/codeflash-ai.git
cd codeflash-ai/js
2. Install Dependencies
# Install root and project dependencies
npm install
cd common && npm install
cd ../cf-api && npm install
cd ../cf-webapp && npm install
3. Database Configuration
# Generate Prisma client and run migrations
cd common
npx prisma generate
npx prisma migrate dev
Development Workflow
Start Development Servers
# Start API server
cd cf-api
For local development, developers would use `npm run dev`
For production (Azure), the system would use `npm run start`
# Start web application
cd cf-webapp
npm run dev
Build Common Package
cd common
npm run build
Key Components
Common Package (@codeflash-ai/common)
- Shared TypeScript utilities
- Prisma database schema
- Reusable functions across projects
Installation in Other Projects
npm install @codeflash-ai/common
Usage Example
import { createOrUpdateUser } from "@codeflash-ai/common"
Best Practices
- Always build the common package after making changes
- Keep shared logic in the
commonpackage - Use TypeScript for type safety
- Follow existing code structure
- Never commit sensitive data or build artifacts
Publishing common Package
# Publish common package to npm
cd common
npm run build
npm publish