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Paul BakausandClaude Opus 4.7 c8de59d81e test(live): add full-cycle E2E framework-fixture suite with pluggable agent
19 fixtures (11 styling/build variants + 4 conditional-render scenarios + 4
meta-frameworks) drive the entire user flow end-to-end: handshake, pick,
configure, Go, cycle, accept, carbonize cleanup. Each fixture installs real
deps, boots the framework dev server, and runs Playwright Chromium against a
deterministic fake agent that produces realistic variants (colocated style
with @scope rules, full data-impeccable-params manifests covering range +
steps + toggle, JSX/HTML/Svelte syntax-aware rendering).

The agent is pluggable via a one-method interface — generateVariants(event) —
so a future LLM-backed agent slots in by implementing the same shape. The
orchestrator handles wrap, file write, accept, and carbonize cleanup
deterministically regardless of which agent is plugged in.

Schema extensions (tests/framework-fixtures/README.md): runtime block adds
preActions / reloadProbe / pickSelector / scheme / ignoreHTTPSErrors so
fixtures can drive conditional UI (modal, tab, route) before pick and verify
the carbonized variant survives a reload.

Static fixture suite filtered to skip dirs without fixture.json so empty
scaffold dirs no longer break discovery. Total: 178 static checks, 19 E2E
full cycles, ~107s wall clock for the E2E suite.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
2026-04-24 23:37:04 -07:00

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# Framework fixtures
Representative project shapes for exercising live mode against different framework conventions. Each fixture is a small directory tree that the test harness copies into a temp git repo, then drives `live-inject.mjs`, `live-wrap.mjs`, `live-accept.mjs`, and `is-generated.mjs` against.
Fixtures can also opt into a **runtime E2E** pass that actually installs dependencies, boots the framework dev server, and drives a Playwright browser to verify the live handshake. See the `runtime` block below.
## Layout
```
<fixture>/
files/ project tree the test copies into tmp
gitignore.txt becomes .gitignore in tmp (so we can commit the real files here)
fixture.json config + expected results the test consumes
```
`fixture.json` schema:
```json
{
"name": "human-readable label",
"config": { ...contents for live-inject.mjs config.json ... },
"sourceFiles": ["paths that is-generated should classify as source (false)"],
"generatedFiles": ["paths that is-generated should classify as generated (true)"],
"wrapCases": [
{
"name": "description",
"args": { "classes": "...", "tag": "...", "elementId": "..." },
"expectedFile": "where wrap should land (relative to fixture root)",
"expectsError": "optional error code, e.g. element_not_in_source"
}
],
"csp": {
"shape": "shared-helper | inline-headers | middleware | meta-tag | null",
"signals": ["diagnostic hints — paths where CSP was detected"],
"patchTarget": "which file the agent should modify",
"expectedAfter": "filename of the reference post-patch output inside this fixture"
},
"runtime": {
"styling": "plain-css | tailwind-v4 | styled-components | ...",
"install": ["npm", "install"],
"devCommand": ["npm", "run", "dev"],
"scheme": "http",
"ignoreHTTPSErrors": false,
"readyPattern": "Local:\\s+https?://[^:]+:(\\d+)",
"readyTimeoutMs": 120000,
"pickSelector": "h1.hero-title",
"preActions": [
{ "type": "click", "selector": "[data-testid='open-modal']" },
{ "type": "goto", "path": "/about" }
],
"reloadProbe": {
"preActions": [{ "type": "click", "selector": "[data-testid='open-modal']" }],
"expectSelector": "h1.hero-title"
},
"probe": {
"expectLiveInit": true,
"expectConsoleClean": true
}
}
}
```
The `expectedAfter` file lives alongside `fixture.json` (not inside `files/`) and is a human/agent-review reference — tests don't auto-apply the patch.
The `runtime` block is optional. Fixtures without it only run the static unit checks (is-generated, inject, wrap, csp-detect). Fixtures *with* it additionally run the E2E suite in `tests/live-e2e.test.mjs` (`bun run test:live-e2e`), which:
1. Stages the fixture into a tmp repo.
2. Runs `runtime.install` to install real deps.
3. Starts `live-server.mjs --background` and runs `live-inject.mjs --port` against it.
4. Spawns `runtime.devCommand` and scrapes the port from stdout using `runtime.readyPattern` (the first capture group must be the port).
5. Opens Playwright Chromium at the dev URL and asserts `window.__IMPECCABLE_LIVE_INIT__ === true` (the browser-side handshake oracle) within `runtime.readyTimeoutMs`.
6. Tears everything down (Playwright close, dev server SIGTERM, live-server stop, tmp rm).
## Current fixtures
| Fixture | Shape |
|---|---|
| `vite-react/` | Tracked `index.html` shell + `src/App.jsx`. Inject into the shell. |
| `nextjs-app/` | `app/layout.tsx` as JSX inject target (commentSyntax `jsx`). |
| `astro/` | `src/layouts/Layout.astro` as inject target. HTML comments. |
| `sveltekit/` | `src/app.html` shell + `src/routes/+page.svelte`. |
| `multipage-with-generator/` | `src/` tracked, `dist/` gitignored. Exercises the is-generated guard and `element_not_in_source` fallback. |
| `nextjs-turborepo/` | Monorepo with shared CSP helper (`createBaseNextConfig`). CSP shape `append-arrays`. |
| `nextjs-inline-csp/` | App-level `next.config.js` with a literal CSP string. CSP shape `append-string`. |
| `sveltekit-csp/` | SvelteKit `kit.csp.directives` in `svelte.config.js`. CSP shape `append-arrays`. |
| `nuxt-csp/` | Nuxt `routeRules` with literal CSP header in `nuxt.config.ts`. CSP shape `append-string`. |
Add new fixtures by cloning a directory, swapping files, and updating `fixture.json`.