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Implement initial modular architecture for Prismate to enhance scalability and separation of concerns.

This PR establishes the foundational structure for the new modular architecture. It includes:

  • Creation of new monorepo packages: @prismate/client, @prismate/schema, @prismate/validation, @prismate/operations, @prismate/cache, and @prismate/server.
  • Initial implementation of core logic for @prismate/client, @prismate/schema, and @prismate/validation modules.
  • Basic type definitions for @prismate/operations.
  • Configuration files (package.json, tsconfig.json, jest.config.js, .eslintrc.js) for all new modules.

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@prismate/core Refactoring & Optimization - Background Agent Task

🎯 Mission

Refactor and optimize the existing @prismate/core package to achieve maximum type safety, performance, and maintainability while fixing all linter errors and implementing best practices.

🔍 Current State Analysis

✅ Completed Components:

  • Basic type definitions structure
  • Error classes and utilities
  • Constants and configuration
  • Utility functions framework

❌ Issues to Fix:

  • Linter errors in utility functions
  • Missing dependencies (change-case)
  • Type safety improvements needed
  • Performance optimizations required
  • Better error handling patterns

🏗️ Refactoring Requirements

Phase 1: Dependency & Build Fixes

  1. Fix Package Dependencies

    • Add missing change-case dependency
    • Update TypeScript configuration
    • Fix ESLint configuration
    • Ensure proper peer dependencies
  2. Build System Optimization

    • Optimize TypeScript compilation
    • Add proper source maps
    • Implement tree-shaking
    • Add build validation

Phase 2: Type Safety Enhancements

  1. Advanced Type Definitions

    • Generic constraints improvement
    • Conditional types optimization
    • Union types refinement
    • Intersection types enhancement
  2. Type Guards & Utilities

    • Runtime type checking
    • Type narrowing functions
    • Generic type validators
    • Type assertion helpers

Phase 3: Performance Optimization

  1. Utility Function Optimization

    • Memoization for expensive operations
    • Lazy evaluation patterns
    • Efficient algorithms
    • Memory usage optimization
  2. Caching Strategy

    • Function result caching
    • Object reference optimization
    • WeakMap usage where appropriate
    • Memory leak prevention

🔧 Technical Improvements

Type Safety Enhancements:

// Before: Basic types
export type Result<T, E = Error> = {
  success: true;
  data: T;
} | {
  success: false;
  error: E;
};

// After: Enhanced with better constraints
export type Result<T, E extends Error = Error> = 
  | { success: true; data: T; error?: never; }
  | { success: false; data?: never; error: E; };

// Add utility types
export type SuccessResult<T> = Extract<Result<T>, { success: true }>;
export type ErrorResult<E> = Extract<Result<E>, { success: false }>;

Performance Optimizations:

// Before: Simple deep clone
export const deepClone = <T>(obj: T): T => { /* ... */ };

// After: Optimized with memoization
const cloneCache = new WeakMap<object, object>();
export const deepClone = <T>(obj: T): T => {
  if (obj === null || typeof obj !== 'object') return obj;
  
  // Check cache first
  if (cloneCache.has(obj)) {
    return cloneCache.get(obj) as T;
  }
  
  const cloned = /* optimized cloning logic */;
  cloneCache.set(obj, cloned);
  return cloned;
};

Error Handling Improvements:

// Before: Basic error creation
export const createValidationError = (message: string, field?: string, value?: any) => 
  new ValidationError(message, field, value);

// After: Enhanced with context and validation
export const createValidationError = (
  message: string, 
  context: {
    field?: string;
    value?: unknown;
    code?: string;
    metadata?: Record<string, unknown>;
  } = {}
) => {
  const { field, value, code, metadata } = context;
  const error = new ValidationError(message, field, value);
  if (code) error.code = code;
  if (metadata) error.metadata = metadata;
  return error;
};

📁 File Structure Improvements

Enhanced Organization:

packages/core/src/
├── types/
│   ├── index.ts              # Main type exports
│   ├── prisma.ts             # Prisma-specific types
│   ├── schema.ts             # Schema types
│   ├── validation.ts         # Validation types
│   ├── common.ts             # Common utility types
│   ├── advanced.ts           # Advanced type patterns
│   └── guards.ts             # Type guard types
├── constants/
│   ├── index.ts              # Main constant exports
│   ├── prisma.ts             # Prisma constants
│   ├── validation.ts         # Validation constants
│   ├── errors.ts             # Error constants
│   └── limits.ts             # System limits
├── utils/
│   ├── index.ts              # Main utility exports
│   ├── string.ts             # String utilities
│   ├── object.ts             # Object utilities
│   ├── validation.ts         # Validation utilities
│   ├── error.ts              # Error utilities
│   ├── performance.ts        # Performance utilities
│   └── functional.ts         # Functional programming utilities
├── errors/
│   ├── index.ts              # Main error exports
│   ├── base.ts               # Base error classes
│   ├── specific.ts           # Specific error types
│   ├── factories.ts          # Error factory functions
│   └── handlers.ts           # Error handling utilities
├── performance/
│   ├── cache.ts              # Caching utilities
│   ├── memoization.ts        # Memoization helpers
│   └── benchmarks.ts         # Performance measurement
└── index.ts                  # Main package exports

🚀 Implementation Tasks

Task 1: Fix Dependencies & Build

# Add missing dependencies
pnpm add change-case
pnpm add -D @types/node

# Update TypeScript config
# Fix ESLint configuration
# Optimize build process

Task 2: Enhance Type Definitions

  • Improve generic constraints
  • Add advanced type patterns
  • Implement type guards
  • Add utility types

Task 3: Optimize Utility Functions

  • Implement memoization
  • Add performance monitoring
  • Optimize algorithms
  • Add memory management

Task 4: Enhance Error System

  • Improve error context
  • Add error recovery patterns
  • Implement error chaining
  • Add debugging utilities

Task 5: Add Performance Features

  • Implement caching layer
  • Add performance benchmarks
  • Memory usage optimization
  • Lazy loading patterns

�� Testing Strategy

Test Coverage Requirements:

  • Unit Tests: 95%+ coverage
  • Type Tests: All type definitions validated
  • Performance Tests: Benchmark all utilities
  • Edge Case Tests: Comprehensive error scenarios

Test Structure:

tests/
├── unit/
│   ├── types/                # Type definition tests
│   ├── utils/                # Utility function tests
│   ├── errors/               # Error handling tests
│   └── constants/            # Constant validation tests
├── integration/
│   ├── module-interaction/   # Module interaction tests
│   └── performance/          # Performance integration tests
├── benchmarks/
│   ├── utility-performance/  # Utility function benchmarks
│   ├── memory-usage/         # Memory usage tests
│   └── type-safety/          # Type safety validation
└── fixtures/
    ├── test-data/            # Test data files
    ├── mocks/                # Mock objects
    └── scenarios/            # Test scenarios

📚 Documentation Enhancements

Enhanced README:

  • Quick Start Guide: Get up and running in 5 minutes
  • API Reference: Complete type documentation
  • Performance Guide: Optimization tips and benchmarks
  • Migration Guide: How to upgrade from previous versions
  • Examples Gallery: Real-world usage examples

Code Documentation:

  • JSDoc Comments: All public APIs documented
  • Type Examples: Usage examples for complex types
  • Performance Notes: Performance characteristics documented
  • Error Handling: Error scenarios and solutions

🔄 Migration Strategy

Backward Compatibility:

  • Maintain all existing exports
  • Add new features without breaking changes
  • Provide deprecation warnings for old patterns
  • Migration guide for advanced users

Gradual Migration:

  • Phase 1: Fix issues and add features
  • Phase 2: Deprecate old patterns
  • Phase 3: Remove deprecated code (major version)

�� Success Criteria

Code Quality:

  • ✅ Zero TypeScript errors
  • ✅ Zero ESLint warnings
  • ✅ 95%+ test coverage
  • ✅ All performance benchmarks pass

Type Safety:

  • ✅ Advanced generic constraints
  • ✅ Comprehensive type guards
  • ✅ Runtime type validation
  • ✅ Zero any types in public API

Performance:

  • ✅ 2x+ performance improvement in utilities
  • ✅ Memory usage optimization
  • ✅ Efficient caching strategy
  • ✅ Lazy loading implementation

Documentation:

  • ✅ Complete API documentation
  • ✅ Performance benchmarks documented
  • ✅ Migration guide available
  • ✅ Examples for all features

📝 Commit Strategy

Conventional Commits:

feat(core): add advanced type patterns and performance optimizations
feat(core): implement comprehensive caching and memoization system
feat(core): enhance error handling with context and recovery patterns
perf(core): optimize utility functions with 2x performance improvement
test(core): achieve 95% test coverage with comprehensive test suite
docs(core): add complete API documentation and performance guide

🚀 Final Deliverables

  1. Optimized Core Package with zero linter errors
  2. Enhanced Type System with advanced patterns
  3. Performance Optimized utilities with 2x improvement
  4. Comprehensive Test Suite with 95%+ coverage
  5. Complete Documentation with examples and benchmarks
  6. Performance Benchmarks for all utilities
  7. Migration Guide for existing users
  8. Ready for Production with all checks passing

Use Claude 3.5 Sonnet or GPT-4 for this complex refactoring. Focus on type safety, performance, and maintainability while ensuring zero breaking changes.

@MM25Zamanian MM25Zamanian merged commit 321685d into main Aug 19, 2025
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