Applies code formatting and beautification to TypeScript code using Prettier.
This method formats the provided TypeScript code according to consistent styling rules and best practices, ensuring uniform code appearance across the entire codebase. The beautification process includes proper indentation, line breaks, spacing, and other formatting standards that enhance code readability and maintainability.
This is particularly valuable in automated code generation scenarios where AI-generated code may lack consistent formatting. The beautification ensures that all generated code meets professional standards and integrates seamlessly with existing codebases that follow established formatting conventions.
The TypeScript code string to be formatted and beautified
Promise resolving to the formatted TypeScript code string with consistent styling and improved readability
Compiles TypeScript code and validates integration with the application ecosystem.
Performs comprehensive TypeScript compilation including syntax validation, type checking, framework API compliance verification, and dependency resolution analysis. The compilation process ensures that generated code meets production standards and integrates properly with NestJS frameworks, Prisma client APIs, and other external dependencies.
The compiler provides detailed feedback for compilation failures, enabling AI agents to understand specific issues and implement targeted corrections. This feedback mechanism is crucial for the Test and Realize agents that generate implementation code requiring iterative refinement through compilation error analysis and resolution.
Compilation configuration including source files, compiler options, target framework specifications, and validation requirements
Promise resolving to compilation results including success status, generated outputs, or detailed error information for AI feedback
Retrieves the content of an external dependency file from node_modules by
its location path.
This method provides access to specific files within the node_modules
directory, enabling the TypeScript compiler to read dependency source
files, type definitions, package configurations, and other resources
required for compilation and type checking processes.
The location parameter should specify the relative path from the
node_modules root to the target file. This is essential for resolving
module imports, accessing TypeScript declaration files (.d.ts), reading
package.json configurations, and obtaining framework-specific resources
needed during the compilation process.
Relative path from node_modules to the target file (e.g., "node_modules/@nestjs/core/package.json", "node_modules/typescript/lib/typescript.d.ts")
Promise resolving to the file content as string, or undefined if the file does not exist or cannot be accessed
Interface for the official TypeScript compiler used for final code validation and quality assurance.
This compiler provides the ultimate validation layer that ensures all generated code meets production standards and integrates seamlessly with the TypeScript ecosystem. While the AST-based approach eliminates most potential errors before code generation, the TypeScript compiler serves as the final quality gate for perfect integration verification throughout the vibe coding pipeline.
The compiler validates framework integration with NestJS APIs, type system integrity for complex relationships, dependency resolution across modules, and build system compatibility with standard toolchains. It enables the critical feedback loops necessary for AI self-correction when implementation or test code contains compilation errors requiring iterative refinement.
This validation is essential for maintaining the reliability of the automated development process and ensuring that generated applications are immediately deployable without manual debugging or correction cycles.
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