feat: added block editor for managing page details#4
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WalkthroughAdds BlockNote-powered page blocks with GET/POST /pages/:pageId/blocks endpoints, a client-side BlockNote editor and store, Zod schemas for blocks/endpoints, HttpError subclasses and route-wrapper error handling, lazy environment/auth/logger initialization, an auth-clear script, scoped CSS, and CI/package/docs updates. Changes
Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
actor User
participant Page as Page View
participant Store as $currentPageBlocks
participant Editor as PageDetailEditor
participant API as /api/v1/pages/:id/blocks
participant Repo as Repository/DB
User->>Page: open page
Page->>Store: set $currentPageBlocksId(id)
Store->>API: GET /pages/{id}/blocks
API->>Repo: query page scoped to user
Repo-->>API: return page.blocks
API-->>Store: { blocks: [...] }
Store-->>Page: emit blocks
Page->>Editor: render(initialContent)
User->>Editor: edit content
Note over Editor: debounce 5000ms
Editor->>Page: onUpdate(blocks)
Page->>API: POST /pages/{id}/blocks (SetPageBlocksBody)
API->>Repo: update page.blocks
Repo-->>API: confirmation
API-->>Page: success
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scripts/clear-auth.ts (1)
9-12: Fix SQL formatting inconsistencies.The DELETE statements have inconsistent spacing and casing (
FROMvsfrom).Apply this diff for consistent formatting:
-await connection.execute('DELETE FROM verification;'); -await connection.execute('DELETE from session;'); -await connection.execute('DELETE from account;'); -await connection.execute('DELETE FROM user;'); +await connection.execute('DELETE FROM verification;'); +await connection.execute('DELETE FROM session;'); +await connection.execute('DELETE FROM account;'); +await connection.execute('DELETE FROM user;');src/components/organisms/page-detail-editor.tsx (2)
17-28: Consider reducing debounce delay for better UX.The 5000ms (5 second) debounce delay means users won't see their changes saved for 5 seconds after stopping typing. This could lead to:
- Users thinking their changes aren't being saved
- Data loss if they close the tab within the 5-second window
- Poor user experience
Consider reducing to 1000-2000ms:
- { delay: 5000, flushOnUnmount: true } + { delay: 1000, flushOnUnmount: true }Alternatively, implement a visual "saving..." indicator so users know their changes are pending.
16-28: Add error handling for the onUpdate callback.The
onUpdatecallback has no error handling. If the callback throws or the save operation fails, users won't be notified and could lose data.Add error handling:
const onChange = useDebouncedCallback( useCallback( (editor: BlockNoteEditor) => { if (!onUpdate) { return; } - onUpdate(editor.document); + try { + onUpdate(editor.document); + } catch (error) { + console.error('Failed to save changes:', error); + // TODO: Show error notification to user + } }, [onUpdate] ), { delay: 5000, flushOnUnmount: true } );.github/copilot-instructions.md (1)
5-5: Minor grammar fix: use hyphen in compound adjective.The phrase "High level" should be hyphenated as "High-level" when used as a compound adjective before a noun.
Apply this diff:
-High level +High-levelsrc/types/schemas/entities/container.ts (1)
24-25: Placeholder schema defeats type safety.The
blockSchemais currently defined asz.any()(insrc/types/schemas/blocks.ts), which bypasses Zod's validation and TypeScript's type checking for the blocks field. This creates a type safety gap where invalid block structures could pass validation.Consider generating proper Zod schemas from BlockNote's block types to restore type safety. Would you like me to help create a schema generator or open an issue to track this work?
src/types/schemas/blocks.ts (1)
3-4: Type safety bypass withz.any()placeholder.Using
z.any()forblockSchemadisables runtime validation and compile-time type checking for all block data flowing through the API. This means invalid or malformed blocks could be accepted and persisted, potentially causing runtime errors in the editor or corrupting data.To restore type safety, generate Zod schemas that match BlockNote's block structure. Would you like help creating a schema generator or opening an issue to prioritize this work?
src/app/globals.css (1)
5-7: Consider if !important is necessary.The
!importantflag typically indicates specificity issues. If BlockNote's default styles can be overridden through more specific selectors or theme configuration, that would be preferable.src/app/pages/[id]/page.tsx (1)
82-82: Consider loading state for page blocks.The editor only renders when
pageBlocksexists, but there's no visual feedback while blocks are loading. Users might see an empty page briefly before the editor appears.Consider showing a loading indicator while blocks are being fetched:
- {pageBlocks && <PageDetailEditor initialContent={pageBlocks.blocks} onUpdate={updateBlocks} />} + {!pageBlocks && loading && <Loader />} + {pageBlocks && <PageDetailEditor initialContent={pageBlocks.blocks} onUpdate={updateBlocks} />}Note: You'll need to also destructure
loadingfrom the$currentPageBlocksstore on line 19.
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src/components/molecules/tree-node.tsx (1)
49-49: LGTM: Explicit null coalescing improves type safety.The change from
page.emojitopage.emoji ?? nullensures the emoji prop is explicitlynullrather thanundefined, which aligns well with the TreeItem component's handling and the stricter TypeScript configuration.Also applies to: 74-74
src/lib/auth/client.ts (1)
5-5: LGTM: Bracket notation aligns with strict TypeScript settings.The change to bracket notation for environment variable access is consistent with the strictest TypeScript configuration and maintains the same runtime behavior.
src/lib/errors/http-error.ts (1)
1-17: LGTM: Well-designed error class with sensible defaults.The HttpError class provides a clean abstraction for HTTP errors with appropriate defaults (500 status, hidden from users) and clear documentation. The implementation correctly extends Error and sets the name property.
package.json (1)
19-21: No security advisories found for BlockNote dependencies.Verification of
@blocknote/core,@blocknote/mantine, and@blocknote/reactat version 0.41.1 returned no known security vulnerabilities in the GitHub Security Advisory database.src/components/organisms/page-detail-editor.tsx (1)
30-35: The suggested type assertion is not a meaningful improvement over @ts-expect-error.Your imports and package versions are correctly aligned per BlockNote's documentation:
useCreateBlockNotefrom@blocknote/reactandBlockNoteViewfrom@blocknote/mantineare both at^0.41.1. The web search indicates version mismatches and wrong imports are typical culprits, but your setup avoids both.The type assertion workaround in the review (
as Parameters<typeof useCreateBlockNote>[0]) is semantically equivalent to the current@ts-expect-error—both suppress the error without addressing root cause. If the error stems from BlockNote's own typing limitations in 0.41.1, swapping syntax forms doesn't resolve it.Your current suppressions are well-documented with specific explanations (empty array runtime workaround, known typing issue). Without the actual TypeScript error message, it's unclear whether:
- BlockNote 0.41.1 has unresolved typing issues in its library itself
- Adding explicit schema types or generics would resolve it
- A version upgrade fixes the problem
To make a definitive decision, check BlockNote's GitHub issues for 0.41.1 or run TypeScript with the suppressions removed to see exact errors—that would clarify whether these are unavoidable library issues or addressable in your code.
src/lib/auth/session.ts (1)
3-3: LGTM - improved error handling with domain-specific error class.The migration from generic
ErrortoNotAuthorizedErrorprovides better error semantics and consistent HTTP status code handling (401) across the API surface.Also applies to: 12-12
src/app/api/v1/pages/[id]/route.ts (2)
4-4: LGTM - standardized error handling with NotFoundError.The migration to
NotFoundErrorprovides proper 404 HTTP status and visibility control, improving error consistency across API routes.Also applies to: 20-20
15-15: LGTM - safe removal of optional chaining.Direct property access
params.idis safe here since theapiRoutewrapper validates and resolves params before calling the handler, guaranteeing the property exists.src/lib/api/route-wrapper.ts (2)
108-110: LGTM - proper REST semantics for void responses.Returning 204 No Content when a handler returns
undefinedfollows REST best practices for successful operations with no response body.
116-121: LGTM - secure and structured error handling.The
HttpErrorhandling properly respects thevisibleErrorflag, preventing sensitive error details from leaking to clients while maintaining appropriate HTTP status codes.src/lib/errors/not-authorized-error.ts (1)
1-7: LGTM - clean error class implementation.The
NotAuthorizedErrorclass follows the establishedHttpErrorpattern with appropriate defaults (401 status, visible error message). This provides consistent authorization error handling across the application.src/types/api/entities.ts (1)
3-7: LGTM: Blocks correctly decoupled from pageSchema.This change appropriately separates blocks from the core page schema, aligning with the new blocks management endpoints and avoiding duplication of blocks data in page responses.
src/lib/errors/not-found-error.ts (1)
3-7: LGTM: NotFoundError properly implemented.The error class correctly extends HttpError with appropriate defaults for 404 responses. Setting
visibleErrortotrueby default is correct since "Not Found" messages are safe to expose to end users.src/app/pages/[id]/page.tsx (2)
21-33: LGTM: Proper state management and cleanup.The effect correctly initializes both page and blocks IDs, and properly cleans up on unmount by resetting both stores to null.
37-46: LGTM: updateBlocks implementation is correct.The callback properly guards against missing pageId and uses the correct endpoint path and types.
src/types/api/endpoints/set-page-blocks.ts (1)
14-16: Body schema relies on placeholder block validation.The
blocksarray usesblockSchemafromsrc/types/schemas/blocks.ts, which is currently defined asz.any()(a placeholder). This means the body validation doesn't enforce BlockNote's Block structure at runtime.This is related to the TODO in
get-page-blocks.ts. Once proper block validation schemas are implemented, this will automatically benefit from stricter validation.src/app/api/v1/pages/[id]/blocks/route.ts (2)
12-31: LGTM: GET handler properly secured and handles edge cases.The handler correctly:
- Authenticates via session
- Scopes query by userId to prevent unauthorized access
- Throws NotFoundError for missing pages
- Returns empty array when blocks are undefined
33-52: LGTM: POST handler updates blocks securely.The handler properly:
- Validates body and parameters using schemas
- Authenticates and scopes by userId
- Throws NotFoundError for missing pages
- Persists the updated blocks
Note: The body validation currently accepts
z.any()for blocks due to the placeholderblockSchema. Once proper BlockNote validation schemas are implemented (per the TODO inget-page-blocks.ts), this endpoint will automatically benefit from stricter validation.src/lib/store/query/get-page-blocks.ts (1)
5-11: LGTM: Store follows established patterns.The implementation correctly mirrors the structure of
$currentPagestore fromget-page-details.ts, maintaining consistency across the codebase. The fetcher store properly composes the URL path from the ID atom.
| await connection.execute('DELETE FROM verification;'); | ||
| await connection.execute('DELETE from session;'); | ||
| await connection.execute('DELETE from account;'); | ||
| await connection.execute('DELETE FROM user;'); |
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Add safeguards to prevent accidental data loss.
This script performs destructive database operations without any safety checks. Consider adding:
- A confirmation prompt before execution
- Environment validation to prevent running in production
- Error handling with try/catch
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+import { confirm } from '@inquirer/prompts';
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// Run this script to clear the auth database
+// Safety check
+if (process.env.NODE_ENV === 'production') {
+ console.error('Cannot run this script in production!');
+ process.exit(1);
+}
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+const confirmed = await confirm({
+ message: 'This will delete all authentication data. Are you sure?',
+ default: false,
+});
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+if (!confirmed) {
+ console.log('Operation cancelled.');
+ process.exit(0);
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-await connection.execute('DELETE FROM verification;');
-await connection.execute('DELETE from session;');
-await connection.execute('DELETE from account;');
-await connection.execute('DELETE FROM user;');
+try {
+ await connection.execute('DELETE FROM verification;');
+ await connection.execute('DELETE FROM session;');
+ await connection.execute('DELETE FROM account;');
+ await connection.execute('DELETE FROM user;');
+ console.log('Auth database cleared.');
+} catch (error) {
+ console.error('Failed to clear auth database:', error);
+ process.exit(1);
+}
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-console.log('Auth database cleared.');Committable suggestion skipped: line range outside the PR's diff.
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- const parentId = `${parameters['id']}`;
+ const parentId = typeof parameters['id'] === 'string' ? parameters['id'] : Array.isArray(parameters['id']) ? parameters['id'][0] : '';Or more safely with validation:
+ const id = parameters['id'];
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+ if (!id || Array.isArray(id)) {
+ throw new Error('Invalid page ID');
+ }
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This constant includes the /api/v1 prefix, but the fetcher store in src/lib/store/query/get-page-blocks.ts (lines 7-11) builds the path as /pages/${id}/blocks without the prefix. Similarly, SET_PAGE_BLOCKS in src/types/api/endpoints/set-page-blocks.ts (line 5) uses /pages/:pageId/blocks without /api/v1.
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Remove or properly implement unused endpoint constants; GET_PAGE_BLOCKS_ENDPOINT is malformed.
The constants are defined but never imported or used. More critically, GET_PAGE_BLOCKS_ENDPOINT incorrectly includes /api/v1 (line 4 in src/types/api/endpoints/get-page-blocks.ts), which is redundant and would break if used—the apiClient already has baseURL: '/api/v1'. The actual code correctly uses paths without the prefix (/pages/${pageId}/blocks), relying on the client's baseURL for the full URL.
Fix: Either remove these unused constants or redefine GET_PAGE_BLOCKS_ENDPOINT as /pages/:pageId/blocks to match SET_PAGE_BLOCKS and actual usage patterns, then update code to use them instead of hardcoding paths.
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Address type safety gap between schema and TypeScript type.
The response schema uses z.any() for blocks validation (line 14), but the TypeScript type expects Block[] (line 18). This creates a mismatch where runtime validation accepts any type but compile-time expects BlockNote's Block type.
The TODO comment acknowledges this needs proper block validation. Would you like me to help generate a proper Zod schema that validates BlockNote's Block structure, or is this intentionally deferred?
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.github/workflows/ci.yaml (2)
12-13: Good practice: Disabling Next.js telemetry in CI.Adding
NEXT_TELEMETRY_DISABLED: 1prevents telemetry data collection during CI builds, which is a standard best practice.
65-65: The review comment is incorrect—this is a single-package project, not a monorepo.The pnpm-workspace.yaml contains only
minimumReleaseAge: 1440with no package definitions, and only one package.json exists at the root. There are no packages/, apps/, or other subdirectory packages. The build command change frompnpm -r buildtopnpm buildis appropriate and correct for this structure.Likely an incorrect or invalid review comment.
next.config.ts (1)
4-4: No action required—deployment infrastructure does not currently exist in this repository.The review comment assumes deployment infrastructure that isn't present. The
docker-compose.ymldefines only a local MySQL service for development; there is no Dockerfile, no Next.js deployment configuration, and no CI/CD pipeline in this repository.The
output: 'standalone'configuration is a valid optimization for future deployment setups, not a breaking change for the current codebase. When deployment infrastructure is added later, it should follow Next.js documentation for handling the standalone build output—but that is future work, not a concern for this change.Likely an incorrect or invalid review comment.
src/lib/auth/config.ts (1)
6-6: LGTM! Consistent migration to environment getter.All references to the environment have been correctly updated to use
getEnvironment(). The multiple calls at module initialization are acceptable since the function caches its result after the first invocation.Also applies to: 11-11, 17-20, 26-27
src/lib/logger.ts (1)
2-2: LGTM! Consistent with the environment getter pattern.The logger configuration correctly uses
getEnvironment()for accessing the log level. Module-level initialization is acceptable since the environment will be lazily loaded on first access.Also applies to: 5-5
src/lib/database/index.ts (1)
3-3: LGTM! Proper lazy initialization pattern.The database initialization correctly uses
getEnvironment()to access the database configuration. SincegetDatabase()is called lazily, the environment will be properly initialized when needed.Also applies to: 13-13
src/lib/environment.ts (1)
19-26: LGTM! Clean caching pattern with lazy initialization.The implementation correctly uses a cached environment instance with lazy initialization on first access. The null check is appropriate, and the pattern will work well for singleton environment access throughout the application.
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The cache key hash at line 59 references **/package-lock.json, but this project uses pnpm with pnpm-lock.yaml (as shown by the existing pnpm store cache at line 38). The cache will not invalidate correctly when dependencies change, leading to stale builds.
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The syntax ReturnType<typeof cleanEnv<typeof environmentSchema>> is invalid—TypeScript does not allow generic syntax within typeof expressions. The typeof operator only accepts value identifiers or property accesses, not type parameters.
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src/lib/api/route-wrapper.ts (2)
33-37: Move connection() inside the try block.Errors thrown during connection currently bypass your catch and won’t get logged/normalized.
- return async (request: NextRequest, { params }: { params: Promise<ExpectedParameters> }) => { - await connection(); - try { + return async (request: NextRequest, { params }: { params: Promise<ExpectedParameters> }) => { + try { + await connection();
32-40: Fix Next.js handler signature and params typing.In App Router, params is synchronous. Typing it as Promise is misleading; drop the Promise and the await. Also make it mutable if you’ll assign the parsed value.
- return async (request: NextRequest, { params }: { params: Promise<ExpectedParameters> }) => { + return async (request: NextRequest, { params }: { params: ExpectedParameters }) => { try { - // Get session + // Get session const session = await getSession(); - - // Resolve params - const resolvedParameters = await params; + // Resolve params + let resolvedParameters = params as ExpectedParameters;
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src/lib/environment.ts (1)
17-17: Invalid type construction with ReturnType<typeof cleanEnv<…>>.Use envalid’s CleanedEnv utility instead. This has been flagged before; repeating here for the new commit.
-import { cleanEnv, str, url } from 'envalid'; +import { cleanEnv, str, url } from 'envalid'; +import type { CleanedEnv } from 'envalid'; @@ -type Environment = ReturnType<typeof cleanEnv<typeof environmentSchema>>; +type Environment = CleanedEnv<typeof environmentSchema>;
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src/app/layout.tsx (1)
8-10: Make sidebar optional to support layouts without @Sidebar.If some routes don’t provide the @Sidebar slot, loosen the prop to avoid typing friction.
-type Properties = PropsWithChildren & { - sidebar: ReactNode; -}; +type Properties = PropsWithChildren & { + sidebar?: ReactNode; +};.github/copilot-instructions.md (2)
5-5: Hyphenation nit.Use “High‑level” as a compound adjective.
-High level +High‑level
20-21: Clarify route file paths to ‘route.ts’.Next App Router uses route.ts files; make examples precise.
-See `src/app/api/v1/pages/*.ts` for examples (GET, POST, tree endpoints). +See `src/app/api/v1/pages/**/route.ts` for examples (GET, POST, tree endpoints).And similarly adjust other references to point to
**/route.ts.Also applies to: 45-48, 54-57
src/lib/api/route-wrapper.ts (4)
66-83: Use Zod‑parsed data for query (coercions/transforms), not the raw object.You validate but don’t replace query with validationResult.data; also query is const so it can’t be reassigned.
- const url = new URL(request.url); - const query = Object.fromEntries(url.searchParams.entries()) as ExpectedQuery; + const url = new URL(request.url); + const rawQuery = Object.fromEntries(url.searchParams.entries()); + let query = rawQuery as unknown as ExpectedQuery; @@ - if (options.expectedQuerySchema) { - const validationResult = options.expectedQuerySchema.safeParse(query); + if (options.expectedQuerySchema) { + const validationResult = options.expectedQuerySchema.safeParse(rawQuery); if (!validationResult.success) { return NextResponse.json( @@ } + query = validationResult.data as ExpectedQuery; }
84-97: Same for route params: assign parsed data back.You validate params but don’t use the parsed result.
- if (options.expectedParamsSchema) { - const validationResult = options.expectedParamsSchema.safeParse(resolvedParameters); + if (options.expectedParamsSchema) { + const validationResult = options.expectedParamsSchema.safeParse(resolvedParameters); if (!validationResult.success) { return NextResponse.json( @@ } + resolvedParameters = validationResult.data as ExpectedParameters; }
109-114: Pass through Response/NextResponse results; only wrap plain data.Allow handlers to return a Response for custom status/headers.
- if (result === undefined) { + if (result === undefined) { return new Response(null, { status: 204 }); } - // Return the result - return NextResponse.json({ data: result }); + // Pass through Response/NextResponse, otherwise wrap + if (result instanceof Response) { + return result; + } + return NextResponse.json({ data: result as unknown });
115-123: Logging: include request context/correlation id (optional).Consider adding request id and route info to logs to aid tracing.
src/lib/logger.ts (1)
19-44: Lazy initialization looks solid. Two small logging tweaks.
- Console transport overrides the base format; stack traces may be hidden. Prefer a printf format that prints error.stack when present.
- Ensure LOG_LEVEL choices align with Winston’s defaults (verbose/silly exist; trace does not). See env schema comment.
- transports: [ - new winston.transports.Console({ - format: winston.format.combine(winston.format.colorize(), winston.format.simple()), - }), - ], + transports: [ + new winston.transports.Console({ + format: winston.format.combine( + winston.format.colorize(), + winston.format.printf(info => + info.stack ? `${info.level}: ${info.stack}` : `${info.level}: ${info.message}` + ) + ), + }), + ],src/lib/environment.ts (1)
6-9: Align LOG_LEVEL choices with Winston defaults.Winston doesn’t have “trace” by default; add “verbose” and “silly”, drop “trace”, or map it explicitly.
LOG_LEVEL: str({ - choices: ['error', 'warn', 'info', 'http', 'debug', 'trace'], + choices: ['error', 'warn', 'info', 'http', 'verbose', 'debug', 'silly'], default: 'info', }),
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src/app/api/auth/[...auth]/route.ts (3)
1-2: LGTM!The imports correctly support the lazy initialization pattern.
4-15: LGTM!Excellent documentation explaining the rationale for lazy initialization.
17-27: Caching is properly implemented via singleton pattern—no action needed.The
authInstanceis a module-level variable initialized asnull, andinitializeAuth()checks this before initialization, ensuring it only initializes once. Theconnection()function is fromnext/serverand handles connection pooling internally. WhilegetAuth()is called on every request, the initialization overhead is minimal after the first request. The lazy initialization approach is correct and aligns with Next.js best practices to avoid initializing at build time.Optional: Consider extracting the handler delegation pattern to reduce duplication.
Both GET and POST handlers follow identical logic. You could refactor to a helper function:
async function createAuthHandler(method: 'GET' | 'POST') { return async (request: Request) => { const auth = await getAuth(); const handlers = toNextJsHandler(auth); return handlers[method](request); }; } export const GET = createAuthHandler('GET'); export const POST = createAuthHandler('POST');However, the current explicit approach is also clear and maintainable.
src/app/layout.tsx (2)
12-16: Good async usage of headers() with Next.js 15.Calling await headers() and awaiting getAuth() in an async RootLayout is correct for Next 15’s async Request APIs. No changes needed.
If you’re using a parallel route for @Sidebar, ignore; otherwise consider making sidebar optional (see next comment).
6-6: Global CSS import is in the right place.globals.css belongs in the root layout in App Router. LGTM.
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This will fail at compile time. Import your DB connection helper from your database module instead. Also move the call inside the try (see next comment).
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| import { connection, NextResponse } from 'next/server'; | |
| import { NextResponse } from 'next/server'; | |
| import { connection } from '@/lib/database'; |
🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
In src/lib/api/route-wrapper.ts around line 2, remove the incorrect import of
"connection" from 'next/server' and instead import your DB connection helper
from your database module (e.g., src/lib/db or the actual module that exports
the connection function), then move the call that acquires the DB connection
inside the try block where the request is handled; specifically replace the
wrong import, import the correct helper (matching its real exported name), and
ensure the connection call is executed within the try so any errors are caught
and handled before using the connection.
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