feat: reduce block registration to a single config per app (#769) - #875
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The block generator already injected all registration markers (app.module, page.model union, renderBlocks, framework cms.model). It now also adds `@o2s/blocks.<name>` to the dependencies of apps/api-harmonization and apps/frontend (inserted alphabetically, in place), so creating a block needs zero manual file edits — the only follow-up is `npm install`. The dependency insertion is a small pure, idempotent helper. The generator's final message drops the two manual package.json steps accordingly, and the "Using generators" guide is updated to reflect the automatic registration. Closes #769
…ig.ts Consolidate the backend block wiring into a single source of truth, `apps/api-harmonization/src/blocks.config.ts`, which holds the module array and the `Blocks` union. `app.module.ts` now registers every block via `...blocks.map((b) => b.Module.register(AppConfig))`, and `page.model.ts` re-exports `Blocks`. Adding a block is two edits in one file (an array entry and a union member) instead of edits spread across app.module.ts and page.model.ts. This makes it easy to adopt a published block package in a downstream project: `npm install` it, then add it in blocks.config.ts (backend) and renderBlocks.tsx (frontend). The frontend `satisfies Record<Blocks, BlockRenderer>` check still enforces backend/frontend parity at compile time. The block generator now injects into blocks.config.ts (import, array entry, union member) instead of app.module.ts/page.model.ts; the frontend registry, CMS model, and package.json injections are unchanged. Docs updated.
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Estimated code review effort: 3 (Moderate) | ~20 minutes Merge Risk: ⚪ Minimal · up to The PR centralizes block registration and updates generator-managed dependencies without introducing a concrete merge-blocking risk; it is merge-ready after normal checks and review. Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
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BlockGenerator->>blocks.config.ts: adds block registration entries
BlockGenerator->>api-package.json: adds block dependency
BlockGenerator->>frontend-package.json: adds block dependency
BlockGenerator-->>BlockGenerator: reports npm install
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In `@apps/docs/docs/guides/using-generators.md`:
- Around line 41-46: Update the documented domain list near the generator
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The "Using generators" guide listed domains the generator does not accept (marketing, commerce, navigation) and omitted real ones (knowledge-base, orders, products, checkout). Match the generator's actual choices.
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What and why
Closes #769.
Adding a block used to require editing several files by hand. This reduces it to a minimal, obvious task, which matters most for a downstream project adopting a published block package.
Changes
1. The generator registers a block in both apps automatically. The block generator already injected the registration markers; it now also adds
@o2s/blocks.<name>to the dependencies ofapps/api-harmonizationandapps/frontend(inserted alphabetically, in place). Sonpm run generatescaffolds and fully wires a block with zero manual file edits, and the only follow-up isnpm install.2. Backend registration is centralized in one file. A new
apps/api-harmonization/src/blocks.config.tsholds the block module array and theBlocksunion.app.module.tsregisters every block via...blocks.map((block) => block.Module.register(AppConfig)), andpage.model.tsre-exportsBlocks. Previously this was split acrossapp.module.tsandpage.model.ts; now it is a single source of truth.The frontend already had one registration point (
renderBlocks.tsx), so it is unchanged. Itssatisfies Record<Blocks, BlockRenderer>check still enforces backend/frontend parity at compile time.Adding a block in a downstream project
A project based on this repo can adopt a published block with:
npm install <block-package>(npm adds the dependency),apps/api-harmonization/src/blocks.config.ts(one entry in theblocksarray and one member in theBlocksunion),apps/frontend/src/blocks/renderBlocks.tsx.Two config files, and no edits to
app.module.tsorpage.model.ts.Testing
npm run build,npm run lint,npm run testall pass across the monorepo.blocks.config.ts,renderBlocks.tsx, the CMS block model, and both apppackage.jsonfiles.Summary by CodeRabbit