Import AML in CLI #337
Import AML in CLI #337
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🧹 Outside diff range and nitpick comments (3)
cli/src/convert.ts (3)
45-49: Consider improving error handling and implementation strategyThe current implementation returns a generic "not available" error. Consider:
- Adding more specific error information from the detailed comment in the error message
- Implementing feature detection to provide better feedback about why AML parsing isn't available
if (dialect === 'aml') { - return ParserResult.failure([{message: 'AML parser not available', kind: 'NotImplemented', level: 'error', offset: {start: 0, end: 0}, position: {start: {line: 0, column: 0}, end: {line: 0, column: 0}}}]) + return ParserResult.failure([{ + message: 'AML parser module not found. Please ensure @azimutt/aml is properly installed.', + kind: 'ModuleNotFound', + level: 'error', + offset: {start: 0, end: 0}, + position: {start: {line: 0, column: 0}, end: {line: 0, column: 0}} + }]) }
55-58: Maintain consistent error handling between parse and generate functionsThe error handling approach differs between
parseDialectandgenerateDialect. Consider:
- Using the same error structure for consistency
- Providing more detailed error information
if (dialect === 'aml') { - return Result.failure('AML generator not available') + return Result.failure('AML generator module not found. Please ensure @azimutt/aml is properly installed.') }
AML module is implemented but not properly imported
The AML module is fully implemented in
libs/aml/src/with all necessary components:
- The module exports
parseAmlandgenerateAmlfunctions inindex.ts- Implementation files exist:
amlAst.ts,amlParser.ts,amlGenerator.ts- Tests are present:
amlGenerator.test.ts,amlParser.test.tsThe issue in
cli/src/convert.tsis just an import problem. The commented import should be uncommented and the TODOs in the implementation should be removed since the functionality is available.🔗 Analysis chain
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11-58: Verify complete AML implementation pathLet's verify the implementation status of the AML module and related dependencies.
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#!/bin/bash # Check for AML module implementation files echo "Checking for AML implementation files..." fd -t f "aml" libs/aml/src # Check for any existing AML-related tests echo -e "\nChecking for AML-related tests..." fd -t f "aml" -e test.ts -e spec.ts # Check for any existing AML documentation echo -e "\nChecking for AML documentation..." fd -t f "aml" -e md docsLength of output: 698
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#!/bin/bash # Let's check the content of the AML implementation files to verify their status echo "Checking AML implementation status..." for file in libs/aml/src/amlAst.ts libs/aml/src/amlParser.ts libs/aml/src/amlGenerator.ts; do echo -e "\n=== Content of $file ===" head -n 20 "$file" done # Check if the AML module is properly exported echo -e "\n=== Checking AML exports ===" cat libs/aml/src/index.ts # Check package.json for AML module configuration echo -e "\n=== Checking package.json for AML configuration ===" cat libs/aml/package.jsonLength of output: 7329
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cli/package.json (2)
44-44: LGTM! Dependency addition follows workspace patterns
The new @azimutt/aml dependency follows the same workspace pattern as other internal packages.
44-44: Verify workspace dependency resolution
Let's ensure the workspace is properly configured and the new dependency can be resolved.
✅ Verification successful
Workspace dependency resolution is properly configured
The workspace setup is valid and all required dependencies are present:
- Found
pnpm-workspace.yamlconfirming workspace configuration @azimutt/amlpackage exists with version 0.1.10- Required workspace dependencies are available:
@azimutt/models(v0.1.16)@azimutt/utils(v0.1.7)
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cli/src/convert.ts (1)
11-11: Verify AML module implementation status
The TODO comment suggests that the AML module implementation is pending. Since this PR's objective is to import AML in CLI, we should clarify if this is intentionally left as a TODO or if it needs to be implemented as part of this PR.
Would you like help implementing the AML parser and generator functions? I can assist in creating the implementation or open a GitHub issue to track this task.
Closed, started again on #339
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