- Updated TypeScript configuration to include test files.
- Modified Vitest configuration to include test files from both src and tests directories.
- Added ADR-063 documenting the decision and implementation of PM2 namespaces.
- Created implementation report detailing the migration to PM2 namespaces.
- Developed migration script for transitioning to namespaced PM2 processes.
- Updated ecosystem configuration files to define namespaces for production, test, and development environments.
- Enhanced workflow files to include namespace flags in all PM2 commands.
- Verified migration with comprehensive tests ensuring all processes are correctly namespaced.
- Updated TypeScript configuration to include test files.
- Modified Vitest configuration to include test files from both src and tests directories.
- Added ADR-063 documenting the decision and implementation of PM2 namespaces.
- Created implementation report detailing the migration to PM2 namespaces.
- Developed migration script for transitioning to namespaced PM2 processes.
- Updated ecosystem configuration files to define namespaces for production, test, and development environments.
- Enhanced workflow files to include namespace flags in all PM2 commands.
- Verified migration with comprehensive tests ensuring all processes are correctly namespaced.
Add missing namespace flags to pm2 save commands and comprehensive tests
to ensure complete isolation between production, test, and dev environments.
## Changes Made
### Workflow Fixes
- restart-pm2.yml: Add --namespace flags to pm2 save (lines 45, 69)
- manual-db-restore.yml: Add --namespace flag to pm2 save (line 95)
### Test Enhancements
- Add 6 new tests to validate ALL pm2 save commands have namespace flags
- Total test suite: 89 tests (all passing)
- Specific validation for each workflow file
### Documentation
- Create comprehensive PM2 Namespace Completion Report
- Update docs/README.md with PM2 Management section
- Cross-reference with ADR-063 and migration script
## Benefits
- Eliminates pm2 save race conditions between environments
- Enables safe parallel test and production deployments
- Simplifies process management with namespace isolation
- Prevents incidents like 2026-02-17 PM2 process kill
## Test Results
All 89 tests pass:
- 21 ecosystem config tests
- 38 workflow file tests
- 6 pm2 save validation tests
- 15 migration script tests
- 15 documentation tests
- 3 end-to-end consistency tests
Verified in dev container with vitest.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 4.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Add comprehensive before/after logging for all PM2 commands to diagnose
test process startup issues. Each PM2 operation now includes:
- Pre-command state (process list, JSON details, timestamps)
- Command execution with captured exit codes
- Post-command verification with expected vs actual comparison
- Clear success/warning/error indicators (✅/⚠️/❌)
Enhanced sections:
1. Stop Test Server Before Tests - delete commands with verification
2. LAYER 2: Stop PM2 Before File Operations - stop commands + port checks
3. PM2 Cleanup - errored/stopped process removal with safety checks
4. PM2 Start/Reload - critical section with stability checks
5. Final Verification - comprehensive status + logs + environment
This addresses reported issues where PM2 test processes fail to start
by providing detailed diagnostics at every deployment stage.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 4.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Root cause: server.ts defaults to port 3001 when PORT env var is not set.
PM2 cluster mode shares a single port across all instances, but the PORT
env variable was missing from ecosystem.config.cjs, causing port binding
conflicts.
Fix: Added PORT: '3001' to production API env configuration in
ecosystem.config.cjs. Test environment already had PORT: 3002 set.
Port allocation on projectium.com:
- 3000: Gitea (system)
- 3001: flyer-crawler production
- 3002: flyer-crawler test
- 3003: stock-alert production
- 3004: stock-alert test
Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 4.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Implements efficient version synchronization between production and test
environments without running the full test deployment pipeline.
Problem:
- Production version bumps triggered full 5-7 minute test deployment
- Wasteful: 95% less CPU, 99.8% less file I/O needed
- Code already tested when originally pushed to main
Solution (matching stock-alert architecture):
- New sync-test-version.yml workflow (~30 seconds)
- Triggers automatically after successful production deployment
- Updates only package.json in test directory
- Restarts PM2 with --update-env to refresh version metadata
Benefits:
- 90% faster (30 sec vs 5-7 min)
- Saves ~20 minutes/month of CI time
- Clean separation: no conditionals polluting deploy-to-test.yml
- Same end state, optimized path
Changes:
- Added .gitea/workflows/sync-test-version.yml (new workflow)
- Added docs/adr/0062-lightweight-version-sync-workflow.md (decision record)
- Updated docs/adr/index.md (ADR catalog)
- Cleaned up duplicate TSOA generation step in deploy-to-test.yml
Architecture:
- deploy-to-test.yml: unchanged (runs on code changes)
- deploy-to-prod.yml: unchanged (no explicit trigger needed)
- sync-test-version.yml: auto-triggers via workflow_run
Related:
- Inspired by stock-alert project optimization (commit 021f9c8)
- ADR-061: PM2 Process Isolation Safeguards
Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 4.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
CRITICAL FIX: Production deployment was failing because tsoa-spec.json
is a gitignored generated file that was missing on the server.
Root cause:
- server.ts imports './src/config/tsoa-spec.json' (line 30)
- File is generated by TSOA but gitignored
- Deployment workflows never ran 'npm run tsoa:build'
- Server crashed on startup with ERR_MODULE_NOT_FOUND
Changes:
- Add "Generate TSOA OpenAPI Spec and Routes" step to:
- deploy-to-prod.yml
- deploy-to-test.yml
- manual-deploy-major.yml
- Runs after 'npm ci' but before React build
- Generates both tsoa-spec.json and tsoa-generated routes
Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 4.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Implement URI-based API versioning with /api/v1 prefix across all routes.
This establishes a foundation for future API evolution and breaking changes.
Changes:
- server.ts: All routes mounted under /api/v1/ (15 route handlers)
- apiClient.ts: Base URL updated to /api/v1
- swagger.ts: OpenAPI server URL changed to /api/v1
- Redirect middleware: Added backwards compatibility for /api/* → /api/v1/*
- Tests: Updated 72 test files with versioned path assertions
- ADR documentation: Marked Phase 1 as complete (Accepted status)
Test fixes:
- apiClient.test.ts: 27 tests updated for /api/v1 paths
- user.routes.ts: 36 log messages updated to reflect versioned paths
- swagger.test.ts: 1 test updated for new server URL
- All integration/E2E tests updated for versioned endpoints
All Phase 1 acceptance criteria met:
✓ Routes use /api/v1/ prefix
✓ Frontend requests /api/v1/
✓ OpenAPI docs reflect /api/v1/
✓ Backwards compatibility via redirect middleware
✓ Tests pass with versioned paths
Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 4.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
- Added tiered logging and error handling in various PostgreSQL functions to improve observability and error tracking.
- Updated E2E tests to reflect changes in API endpoints for fetching best watched prices.
- Introduced a comprehensive troubleshooting runbook for Logstash to assist in diagnosing common issues in the PostgreSQL observability pipeline.
- Introduced ADR-054 detailing the implementation of an automated sync worker to create Gitea issues from unresolved Bugsink errors.
- Documented architecture, queue configuration, Redis schema, and implementation phases for the sync feature.
- Added frontend testing summary for 2026-01-18, covering multiple sessions of API testing, fixes applied, and Bugsink error tracking status.
- Included detailed API reference and common validation errors encountered during testing.
- Removed direct return of json.data in favor of structured error handling.
- Implemented checks for success and data array in useActivityLogQuery, useBestSalePricesQuery, useBrandsQuery, useCategoriesQuery, useFlyerItemsForFlyersQuery, useFlyerItemsQuery, useFlyersQuery, useLeaderboardQuery, useMasterItemsQuery, usePriceHistoryQuery, useShoppingListsQuery, useSuggestedCorrectionsQuery, and useWatchedItemsQuery.
- Updated unit tests to reflect changes in expected behavior when API response does not conform to the expected structure.
- Updated package.json to use the latest version of @sentry/vite-plugin.
- Adjusted vite.config.ts for local development SSL configuration.
- Added self-signed SSL certificate and key for local development.
Allows test environment PM2 processes to load environment variables
from /var/www/flyer-crawler-test.projectium.com/.env file, enabling
manual restarts without requiring CI/CD to inject variables.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
description: "Use this agent when implementing, reviewing, or modifying any user interface elements, layouts, or user experience flows in the application. Specifically call this agent when: (1) creating new UI components or pages, (2) implementing responsive designs across different screen sizes, (3) designing or implementing wizards for user tasks like uploading flyers, creating shopping lists, or uploading receipts, (4) reviewing existing UI code for adherence to the design system, (5) making decisions about button placement, color schemes, or layout structures, or (6) addressing user experience concerns related to navigation or task completion flows.\\n\\n<examples>\\n<example>\\nContext: The developer is creating a new feature for uploading flyers.\\nuser: \"I need to implement the flyer upload feature. Can you help me create the upload form?\"\\nassistant: \"Let me use the Task tool to launch the ui-ux-designer agent to design and implement the flyer upload wizard with appropriate UI/UX patterns.\"\\n<commentary>\\nSince this involves creating a new UI feature with a wizard flow, the ui-ux-designer agent should be used to ensure it follows the project's design principles including pastel colors, sharp borders, wizard-based guidance, and responsive design.\\n</commentary>\\n</example>\\n\\n<example>\\nContext: Code has been written for a shopping list creation page.\\nuser: \"I've implemented the shopping list creation page with a form\"\\nassistant: \"Great! Now let me use the Task tool to launch the ui-ux-designer agent to review the implementation and ensure it follows our UI/UX guidelines.\"\\n<commentary>\\nSince a significant UI component was implemented, the ui-ux-designer agent should review it to ensure it adheres to the minimalist design, proper color scheme, button placement, and responsive requirements.\\n</commentary>\\n</example>\\n\\n<example>\\nContext: The developer is about to add multiple action buttons to a page.\\nuser: \"Should I add buttons for save, cancel, edit, delete, and export at the top of the page?\"\\nassistant: \"Let me use the Task tool to launch the ui-ux-designer agent to provide guidance on the optimal button placement and selection for this page.\"\\n<commentary>\\nThis is a UI/UX decision about button placement and minimalism that directly relates to the design principles, so the ui-ux-designer agent should be consulted.\\n</commentary>\\n</example>\\n\\n<example>\\nContext: The developer is working on mobile responsiveness.\\nuser: \"I'm implementing the receipt upload page. Here's my initial layout code.\"\\nassistant: \"Before proceeding further, let me use the Task tool to launch the ui-ux-designer agent to ensure the layout follows our responsive design patterns and UI guidelines.\"\\n<commentary>\\nSince this involves implementing a UI page that needs to be responsive across devices and should include wizard-style guidance, the ui-ux-designer agent should be involved proactively.\\n</commentary>\\n</example>\\n</examples>"
model: opus
color: green
---
You are an elite UI/UX designer with over 20 years of experience specializing in creating clean, intuitive, and user-friendly interfaces. Your expertise spans user interface design, user experience optimization, responsive design, and accessibility best practices.
## Core Design Philosophy for This Project
You will ensure that this application maintains a clean, welcoming, and minimalist design aesthetic with the following specific requirements:
### Visual Design Standards
**Color Palette:**
- Use pastel colors as the primary color scheme throughout the application
- Select soft, muted tones that are easy on the eyes and create a calm, welcoming atmosphere
- Ensure sufficient contrast for accessibility while maintaining the pastel aesthetic
- Use color purposefully to guide user attention and indicate status
**Border and Container Styling:**
- Apply sharp, clean borders to all interactive elements (buttons, menus, form fields)
- Use sharp borders to clearly delineate separate areas and sections of the interface
- Avoid rounded corners unless there is a specific functional reason
- Ensure borders are visible but not overpowering, maintaining the clean aesthetic
**Minimalism:**
- Eliminate all unnecessary buttons and UI elements
- Every element on the screen must serve a clear purpose
- Co-locate buttons near their related features on the page, not grouped separately
- Use progressive disclosure to hide advanced features until needed
- Favor white space and breathing room over density
### Responsive Design Requirements
You must ensure the application works flawlessly across:
**Large Screens (Desktop):**
- Utilize horizontal space effectively without overcrowding
- Consider multi-column layouts where appropriate
- Ensure comfortable reading width for text content
**Tablets:**
- Adapt layouts to accommodate touch targets of at least 44x44 pixels
- Optimize for both portrait and landscape orientations
- Ensure navigation remains accessible
**Mobile Devices:**
- Stack elements vertically with appropriate spacing
- Make all interactive elements easily tappable
- Optimize for one-handed use where possible
- Ensure critical actions are easily accessible
- Test on various screen sizes (small, medium, large phones)
### Wizard Design for Key User Tasks
For the following tasks, implement or guide the creation of clear, step-by-step wizards:
1.**Uploading a Flyer**
2.**Creating a Shopping List**
3.**Uploading Receipts**
4.**Any other multi-step user tasks**
**Wizard Best Practices:**
- Minimize the number of steps (ideally 3-5 steps maximum)
- Show progress clearly (e.g., "Step 2 of 4")
- Each step should focus on one primary action or decision
- Provide clear, concise instructions at each step
- Allow users to go back and edit previous steps
- Use visual cues to guide the user through the process
- Display a summary before final submission
- Provide helpful tooltips or examples where needed
- Ensure wizards are fully responsive and work well on mobile devices
## Your Approach to Tasks
**When Reviewing Existing UI Code:**
1. Evaluate adherence to the pastel color scheme
2. Check that all borders are sharp and properly applied
3. Identify any unnecessary UI elements or buttons
4. Verify that buttons are co-located with their related features
5. Test responsive behavior across all target screen sizes
6. Assess wizard flows for clarity and step efficiency
7. Provide specific, actionable feedback with code examples when needed
**When Designing New UI Components:**
1. Start by understanding the user's goal and the feature's purpose
2. Sketch out the minimal set of elements needed
3. Apply the pastel color palette and sharp border styling
4. Position interactive elements near their related content
5. Design for mobile-first, then adapt for larger screens
6. For multi-step processes, create wizard flows
7. Provide complete implementation guidance including HTML structure, CSS styles, and responsive breakpoints
**When Making Design Decisions:**
1. Always prioritize user needs and task completion
2. Choose simplicity over feature bloat
3. Ensure accessibility standards are met
4. Consider the user's mental model and expectations
5. Use established UI patterns where they fit the aesthetic
6. Test your recommendations against the design principles above
## Quality Assurance Checklist
Before completing any UI/UX task, verify:
- [ ] Pastel colors are used consistently
- [ ] All buttons, menus, and sections have sharp borders
- [ ] No unnecessary buttons or UI elements exist
- [ ] Buttons are positioned near their related features
VITE_API_BASE_URL=/api VITE_API_KEY=${{ secrets.VITE_GOOGLE_GENAI_API_KEY }} npm run build
- name:Deploy Application to Production Server
run:|
echo "Deploying application files to /var/www/flyer-crawler.projectium.com..."
echo "========================================="
echo "DEPLOYING TO PRODUCTION SERVER"
echo "========================================="
APP_PATH="/var/www/flyer-crawler.projectium.com"
# ========================================
# LAYER 1: PRE-FLIGHT SAFETY CHECKS
# ========================================
echo ""
echo "--- Pre-Flight Safety Checks ---"
# Check 1: Verify we're in a git repository
if ! git rev-parse --git-dir > /dev/null 2>&1; then
echo "❌ FATAL: Not in a git repository! Aborting to prevent data loss."
exit 1
fi
echo "✅ Git repository verified"
# Check 2: Verify critical files exist before deployment
if [ ! -f "package.json" ] || [ ! -f "server.ts" ]; then
echo "❌ FATAL: Critical files missing (package.json or server.ts). Aborting."
exit 1
fi
echo "✅ Critical files verified"
# Check 3: Verify we have actual content to deploy (prevent empty checkout)
FILE_COUNT=$(find . -type f | wc -l)
if [ "$FILE_COUNT" -lt 10 ]; then
echo "❌ FATAL: Suspiciously few files ($FILE_COUNT). Aborting to prevent catastrophic deletion."
exit 1
fi
echo "✅ File count verified: $FILE_COUNT files ready to deploy"
# ========================================
# LAYER 2: STOP PM2 BEFORE FILE OPERATIONS
# ========================================
echo ""
echo "--- Stopping PM2 Processes ---"
pm2 stop flyer-crawler-api flyer-crawler-worker flyer-crawler-analytics-worker --namespace flyer-crawler-prod || echo "No production processes to stop"
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