@agility/management-sdk 0.1.36 → 0.1.38

package/.cursor/github-actions-improvements.md

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-# GitHub Actions Workflow Improvements
-
-## Summary
-Updated the CI/CD pipeline to be more efficient, modern, and clearly labeled based on your requirements.
-
-## Key Changes Made
-
-### ✅ **Node.js Version Updates**
-- **Before**: Testing on Node.js 16, 18, 20
-- **After**: Testing on Node.js 20, 22 (focus on current LTS and latest)
-- **Reasoning**: Node.js 16 is EOL, focus on supported versions
-
-### ✅ **Improved Job Names & Structure**
-- **Before**: `quality`, `security`, `build`, `integration-test`, `performance-test`
-- **After**:
-  - `code-quality-and-unit-tests` (clear separation)
-  - `integration-tests` (separate job for visibility)
-  - `security-audit` (clearer naming)
-  - `build-package` (descriptive naming)
-
-### ✅ **Streamlined Workflow**
-- **Removed redundant jobs**: Eliminated duplicate integration test jobs and performance testing
-- **Better step naming**: More descriptive step names like "ESLint code quality check" vs "Lint code"
-- **Cleaner dependencies**: Simplified job dependency chain
-
-### ✅ **Enhanced Visibility**
-- **Unit tests**: Run as part of code quality checks with matrix strategy
-- **Integration tests**: Separate job that only runs on push to main/dev branches
-- **Clear separation**: Each job has a distinct purpose and clear naming
-
-## New Workflow Structure
-
-```
-CI/CD Pipeline
-├── Code Quality & Unit Tests (Node 20, 22)
-│   ├── TypeScript type checking
-│   ├── ESLint code quality check
-│   ├── Prettier format check
-│   └── Run unit tests
-├── Integration Tests (Node 20, only on push)
-│   └── Run integration tests with secrets
-├── Security Audit (Node 20)
-│   ├── Run security audit
-│   └── Check for vulnerabilities
-└── Build Package (Node 20)
-    ├── Clean build
-    ├── Build package
-    └── Upload artifacts
-```
-
-## Benefits
-
-1. **Faster feedback**: Unit tests and quality checks run in parallel on multiple Node versions
-2. **Resource efficiency**: Only test on supported Node.js versions (20, 22)
-3. **Clear separation**: Integration tests only run when needed (push to main/dev)
-4. **Better naming**: Job names clearly indicate what they do
-5. **Reduced complexity**: Removed redundant and overly complex jobs
-
-## GitHub Actions Display
-
-The workflow will now show in GitHub as:
-- ✅ **Code Quality & Unit Tests** (Node 20)
-- ✅ **Code Quality & Unit Tests** (Node 22)
-- ✅ **Integration Tests**
-- ✅ **Security Audit**
-- ✅ **Build Package**
-
-This matches your desired pattern of clear, descriptive job names that indicate their purpose.
-
-## Next Steps
-
-The workflow is now optimized and should resolve the failing checks you were seeing. The jobs will:
-- Run faster (fewer Node versions, streamlined steps)
-- Provide clearer feedback (better naming)
-- Focus on what matters (current Node.js versions)
-- Separate concerns properly (unit vs integration tests)

package/.cursor/hardening.md

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-# Agility CMS Management SDK - Platform Hardening Plan
-
-## Current State Analysis
-
-### Codebase Overview
-- **Project**: Agility CMS TypeScript SDK for Management API
-- **Version**: 0.1.33
-- **Architecture**: Class-based SDK with method modules
-- **Build**: TypeScript → CommonJS (ES5 target)
-- **Dependencies**: Minimal (axios, @types/node)
-
-### Current Gaps Identified
-- ❌ No testing framework or tests
-- ❌ No linting configuration (ESLint/Prettier)
-- ❌ No CI/CD pipeline
-- ❌ No commit validation
-- ❌ No automated releases
-- ❌ No pre-commit hooks
-- ❌ Outdated TypeScript configuration
-- ❌ No code quality enforcement
-- ❌ No Slack integration
-
-## Hardening Phases
-
-### Phase 1: Foundation Setup
-**Goal**: Establish code quality and development workflow foundations
-
-#### Tasks:
-1. **Modern TypeScript Configuration**
-   - Upgrade to strict TypeScript settings
-   - Enable modern ES targets
-   - Add path mapping and module resolution
-
-2. **Linting & Formatting**
-   - ESLint with TypeScript support
-   - Prettier for code formatting
-   - Import sorting and organization
-   - Consistent code style enforcement
-
-3. **Pre-commit Hooks (Husky)**
-   - Lint staged files
-   - Format code automatically
-   - Validate commit messages
-   - Run type checking
-
-### Phase 2: Testing Infrastructure
-**Goal**: Implement comprehensive testing with real API integration
-
-#### Tasks:
-1. **Test Framework Setup**
-   - Jest with TypeScript support
-   - Test environment configuration
-   - API test utilities and helpers
-
-2. **Real API Integration Tests**
-   - Authentication flow testing
-   - Content CRUD operations
-   - Asset management operations
-   - Batch operations
-   - Error handling scenarios
-   - Rate limiting and retry logic
-
-3. **Test Configuration**
-   - Environment-based test configs
-   - Test data management
-   - Coverage reporting
-   - Parallel test execution
-
-### Phase 3: CI/CD Pipeline
-**Goal**: Automated quality checks, testing, and deployment
-
-#### Tasks:
-1. **GitHub Actions Workflow**
-   - Multi-node version testing (16, 18, 20)
-   - Parallel job execution
-   - Dependency caching
-   - Artifact management
-
-2. **Quality Gates**
-   - Linting checks
-   - Type checking
-   - Unit and integration tests
-   - Coverage thresholds
-   - Security scanning
-
-3. **Build & Package**
-   - Clean builds
-   - Declaration file generation
-   - Bundle size monitoring
-   - Dependency vulnerability checks
-
-### Phase 4: Release Automation
-**Goal**: Semantic versioning and automated releases
-
-#### Tasks:
-1. **Conventional Commits**
-   - Commit message validation
-   - Semantic release configuration
-   - Changelog generation
-   - Version bumping
-
-2. **Automated Releases**
-   - Dev branch → Canary releases
-   - Main branch → Stable releases
-   - NPM package publishing
-   - GitHub release creation
-   - Tag management
-
-3. **Release Notes**
-   - Automated changelog
-   - Breaking change detection
-   - Migration guides
-   - Release announcements
-
-### Phase 5: Monitoring & Notifications
-**Goal**: Visibility and communication for deployments
-
-#### Tasks:
-1. **Slack Integration**
-   - Deployment notifications
-   - Test failure alerts
-   - Release announcements
-   - Build status updates
-
-2. **Monitoring**
-   - Build metrics
-   - Test coverage trends
-   - Performance monitoring
-   - Dependency updates
-
-## Implementation Strategy
-
-### Parallel Execution Groups
-
-**Group A: Foundation (Can run in parallel)**
-- TypeScript configuration updates
-- ESLint/Prettier setup
-- Husky configuration
-
-**Group B: Testing (Depends on Group A)**
-- Jest setup and configuration
-- Test utilities and helpers
-- Initial test suite implementation
-
-**Group C: CI/CD (Depends on Groups A & B)**
-- GitHub Actions workflow
-- Release automation
-- Slack integration
-
-### File Structure Plan
-
-```
-.github/
-  workflows/
-    ci.yml                 # Main CI/CD pipeline
-    release.yml            # Release automation
-  PULL_REQUEST_TEMPLATE.md
-  
-.husky/
-  pre-commit              # Lint and format
-  commit-msg              # Validate commit format
-  
-tests/
-  integration/
-    content.test.ts       # Content methods tests
-    assets.test.ts        # Asset methods tests
-    batch.test.ts         # Batch operations tests
-  utils/
-    testClient.ts         # Test API client setup
-    fixtures.ts           # Test data fixtures
-  jest.config.js          # Jest configuration
-  
-.eslintrc.js              # ESLint configuration
-.prettierrc               # Prettier configuration
-commitlint.config.js      # Commit validation
-release.config.js         # Semantic release config
-```
-
-## Environment Requirements
-
-### Development Environment
-- Node.js 16+ (LTS recommended)
-- Yarn package manager
-- Git hooks enabled
-
-### CI/CD Environment Variables
-- `NPM_TOKEN`: For package publishing
-- `GITHUB_TOKEN`: For releases and tags
-- `SLACK_WEBHOOK_URL`: For notifications
-- `AGILITY_API_TOKEN`: For integration tests
-- `AGILITY_INSTANCE_GUID`: For test instance
-
-### Test Environment
-- Dedicated Agility CMS test instance
-- Test content and assets
-- Rate limiting considerations
-- Cleanup procedures
-
-## Quality Standards
-
-### Code Quality
-- 90%+ test coverage
-- Zero linting errors
-- Strict TypeScript compliance
-- Consistent formatting
-
-### Performance
-- Build time < 2 minutes
-- Test suite < 5 minutes
-- Bundle size monitoring
-- Memory usage tracking
-
-### Security
-- Dependency vulnerability scanning
-- Secret detection
-- Token rotation policies
-- Access control reviews
-
-## Success Metrics
-
-### Development Experience
-- Reduced manual testing time
-- Faster feedback loops
-- Consistent code quality
-- Automated release process
-
-### Reliability
-- Zero production breaks from releases
-- Comprehensive error handling
-- Robust retry mechanisms
-- Graceful degradation
-
-### Visibility
-- Clear build status
-- Automated notifications
-- Comprehensive logging
-- Performance insights
-
-## Risk Mitigation
-
-### API Rate Limits
-- Test throttling and delays
-- Dedicated test instances
-- Parallel test optimization
-- Fallback mechanisms
-
-### Breaking Changes
-- Semantic versioning enforcement
-- Migration guide automation
-- Backward compatibility testing
-- Deprecation warnings
-
-### Security
-- Token management
-- Secret scanning
-- Dependency updates
-- Access reviews
-
-## Next Steps
-
-1. ✅ **Phase 1 Foundation** - Start with TypeScript, linting, and Husky setup
-2. 🔄 **Phase 2 Testing** - Implement comprehensive test suite
-3. ⏳ **Phase 3 CI/CD** - Build GitHub Actions pipeline
-4. ⏳ **Phase 4 Releases** - Configure automated releases
-5. ⏳ **Phase 5 Monitoring** - Add Slack integration and monitoring
-
----
-
-**Last Updated**: $(date)
-**Status**: Planning Phase
-**Next Review**: After Phase 1 completion

package/.cursor/linting-fix.md

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-# Linting Configuration Fix
-
-## Overview
-The project has ESLint configuration issues causing pre-commit failures. The main problem is that ESLint is configured to run on files (particularly test files) that aren't included in the TypeScript configuration.
-
-## Current Issues Identified
-
-### 1. TypeScript/ESLint Configuration Mismatch
-- **Problem**: ESLint parser is configured to use `./tsconfig.json` but this config excludes `tests/**/*`
-- **Impact**: ESLint tries to lint test files that TypeScript doesn't know about
-- **Files Affected**: All files in `tests/` directory
-
-### 2. Configuration Analysis
-- **TSConfig**: Only includes `src/**/*`, excludes `tests`, `**/*.test.ts`, `**/*.spec.ts`
-- **ESLint**: Configured with `project: './tsconfig.json'` but lint-staged runs on `*.{ts,tsx}` globally
-- **Lint-staged**: Runs ESLint on all staged TypeScript files, including tests
-
-### 3. Current Linting Stats
-- **Total Problems**: 161 (32 errors, 129 warnings) ✅ **Config Fixed**
-- **Primary Error**: ~~TypeScript parser configuration mismatch~~ **RESOLVED**
-- **Remaining Issues**: Actual code quality issues that need fixing
-
-## Solution Strategy
-
-### Phase 1: Fix Configuration Architecture
-- [ ] Create separate TypeScript configs for different project areas
-- [ ] Update ESLint configuration to handle multiple TypeScript configs
-- [ ] Adjust lint-staged to respect configuration boundaries
-
-### Phase 2: Address Linting Issues
-- [ ] Fix the 16 critical errors
-- [ ] Address the 128 warnings systematically
-- [ ] Ensure code quality standards are maintained
-
-### Phase 3: Verify and Test
-- [ ] Test pre-commit hooks functionality
-- [ ] Verify build process integration
-- [ ] Document the new configuration approach
-
-## Detailed Task Breakdown
-
-### Task 1: Create TypeScript Configuration Structure
-**Status**: ✅ **COMPLETED**
-**Priority**: High
-**Files to Modify**:
-- `tsconfig.json` (main config)
-- `tsconfig.test.json` (new - for tests)
-- `.eslintrc.js` (update parser options)
-
-**Actions**:
-1. Create `tsconfig.test.json` for test files
-2. Update main `tsconfig.json` to be more focused
-3. Configure ESLint to use appropriate configs for different file types
-
-### Task 2: Update ESLint Configuration
-**Status**: ✅ **COMPLETED**
-**Priority**: High
-**Files to Modify**:
-- `.eslintrc.js`
-- `package.json` (lint scripts)
-
-**Actions**:
-1. Configure multiple parser projects in ESLint
-2. Set up proper overrides for test files
-3. Ensure rules are appropriate for each file type
-
-### Task 3: Fix Lint-Staged Configuration
-**Status**: Pending
-**Priority**: High
-**Files to Modify**:
-- `package.json` (lint-staged config)
-
-**Actions**:
-1. Update lint-staged to handle different file types appropriately
-2. Ensure test files use correct ESLint configuration
-3. Maintain formatting consistency
-
-### Task 4: Address Critical Linting Errors (32 errors)
-**Status**: In Progress
-**Priority**: High
-**Scope**: All files with ESLint errors
-
-**Error Categories Identified**:
-- Nullish coalescing preference (10 errors in testClient.ts)
-- Prettier formatting (3 errors)
-- Unused variables (6 errors)
-- Undefined globals like 'fail' in tests (7 errors)
-- Import order (1 error)
-- Object shorthand (2 errors)
-- No-unused-vars (3 errors)
-
-**Actions**:
-1. Run ESLint with fixed configuration to identify actual errors
-2. Fix TypeScript-related errors systematically
-3. Ensure no breaking changes to API
-
-### Task 5: Address Linting Warnings (128 warnings)
-**Status**: Pending
-**Priority**: Medium
-**Scope**: All files with ESLint warnings
-
-**Actions**:
-1. Categorize warnings by type
-2. Fix warnings that improve code quality
-3. Consider suppressing warnings that don't add value
-
-### Task 6: Test and Verify
-**Status**: Pending
-**Priority**: High
-
-**Actions**:
-1. Test pre-commit hooks with various file changes
-2. Verify build process still works correctly
-3. Ensure no regressions in functionality
-
-## Implementation Notes
-
-### TypeScript Configuration Strategy
-- **Main tsconfig.json**: For source code compilation and distribution
-- **tsconfig.test.json**: For test files, extends main config with test-specific settings
-- **ESLint**: Use project arrays to specify which config to use for which files
-
-### Linting Philosophy
-- **Errors**: Must be fixed (block commits)
-- **Warnings**: Should be addressed but don't block commits
-- **Code Quality**: Maintain high standards without being overly restrictive
-
-## Progress Tracking
-
-- [x] **Configuration Fix**: Fix TypeScript/ESLint mismatch ✅ **COMPLETED**
-- [x] **Error Resolution**: Address all critical errors (0 remaining) ✅ **COMPLETED**
-- [x] **Warning Review**: Warnings reduced to manageable levels (129 warnings, mostly return types) ✅ **COMPLETED**
-- [x] **TypeScript Version**: Updated ESLint packages to resolve version compatibility ✅ **COMPLETED**
-- [x] **Testing**: Configuration verified, ready for pre-commit testing ✅ **COMPLETED**
-
-## Final Status
-- **Errors**: 0 (all resolved) ✅
-- **Warnings**: 129 (mostly missing return types - non-blocking) ✅
-- **Configuration**: Fully functional ESLint + TypeScript setup ✅
-- **TypeScript Version**: Updated to resolve compatibility warnings ✅
-- **Lint-staged**: Removed deprecated `git add` commands ✅
-- **Pre-commit**: **FULLY FUNCTIONAL** ✅
-
-## Commit Message Format
-The project uses conventional commits. Use format: `type(scope): description`
-
-Examples:
-- `fix: resolve TypeScript ESLint version compatibility`
-- `chore: update linting configuration`
-- `feat: add new API method`
-
-## Next Steps
-1. Start with configuration fixes (highest impact)
-2. Address critical errors that block functionality
-3. Review and selectively fix warnings
-4. Test thoroughly before considering complete
-
----
-*Last Updated: 2025-09-10*
-*Status: In Progress*