# GitHub Copilot Instructions for Palmr

This file contains instructions for GitHub Copilot to help contributors work effectively with the Palmr codebase.

## Project Overview

Palmr is a flexible and open-source alternative to file transfer services like WeTransfer and SendGB. It's built with:

- **Backend**: Fastify (Node.js) with TypeScript, SQLite database, and filesystem/S3 storage
- **Frontend**: Next.js 15 + React + TypeScript + Shadcn/ui
- **Documentation**: Next.js + Fumadocs + MDX
- **Package Manager**: pnpm (v10.6.0)
- **Monorepo Structure**: Three main apps (web, server, docs) in the `apps/` directory

## Architecture and Structure

### Monorepo Layout

```
apps/
├── docs/       # Documentation site (Next.js + Fumadocs)
├── server/     # Backend API (Fastify + TypeScript)
└── web/        # Frontend application (Next.js 15)
```

### Key Technologies

- **TypeScript**: Primary language for all applications
- **Database**: Prisma ORM with SQLite (optional S3-compatible storage)
- **Authentication**: Multiple OAuth providers (Google, GitHub, Discord, etc.)
- **Internationalization**: Multi-language support with translation scripts
- **Validation**: Husky pre-push hooks for linting and type checking

## Development Workflow

### Base Branch

Always create new branches from and submit PRs to the `next` branch, not `main`.

### Commit Convention

Use Conventional Commits format for all commits:

```
<type>(<scope>): <description>

Types:
- feat: New feature
- fix: Bug fix
- docs: Documentation changes
- test: Adding or updating tests
- refactor: Code refactoring
- style: Code formatting
- chore: Maintenance tasks
```

Examples:

- `feat(web): add user authentication system`
- `fix(api): resolve null pointer exception in user service`
- `docs: update installation instructions in README`
- `test(server): add unit tests for user validation`

### Code Quality Standards

1. **Linting**: All apps use ESLint. Run `pnpm lint` before committing
2. **Formatting**: Use Prettier for code formatting. Run `pnpm format`
3. **Type Checking**: Run `pnpm type-check` to validate TypeScript
4. **Validation**: Run `pnpm validate` to run both linting and type checking
5. **Pre-push Hook**: Automatically validates all apps before pushing

### Testing Changes

- Test incrementally during development
- Run validation locally before pushing: `pnpm validate` in each app directory
- Keep changes focused on a single issue or feature
- Review your work before committing

## Application-Specific Guidelines

### Web App (`apps/web/`)

- Framework: Next.js 15 with App Router
- Port: 3000 (development)
- Scripts:
  - `pnpm dev`: Start development server
  - `pnpm build`: Build for production
  - `pnpm validate`: Run linting and type checking
- Translations: Use Python scripts in `scripts/` directory
  - `pnpm translations:check`: Check translation status
  - `pnpm translations:sync`: Synchronize translations

### Server App (`apps/server/`)

- Framework: Fastify with TypeScript
- Port: 3333 (default)
- Scripts:
  - `pnpm dev`: Start development server with watch mode
  - `pnpm build`: Build TypeScript to JavaScript
  - `pnpm validate`: Run linting and type checking
  - `pnpm db:seed`: Seed database
- Database: Prisma ORM with SQLite

### Docs App (`apps/docs/`)

- Framework: Next.js with Fumadocs
- Port: 3001 (development)
- Content: MDX files in `content/docs/`
- Scripts:
  - `pnpm dev`: Start development server
  - `pnpm build`: Build documentation site
  - `pnpm validate`: Run linting and type checking

## Code Style and Best Practices

### General Guidelines

1. **Follow Style Guidelines**: Ensure code adheres to ESLint and Prettier configurations
2. **TypeScript First**: Always use TypeScript, avoid `any` types when possible
3. **Component Organization**: Keep components focused and single-purpose
4. **Error Handling**: Implement proper error handling and logging
5. **Comments**: Add comments only when necessary to explain complex logic
6. **Imports**: Use absolute imports where configured, keep imports organized

### API Development (Server)

- Use Fastify's schema validation for all routes
- Follow REST principles for endpoint design
- Implement proper authentication and authorization
- Handle errors gracefully with appropriate status codes
- Document API endpoints in the docs app

### Frontend Development (Web)

- Use React Server Components where appropriate
- Implement proper loading and error states
- Follow accessibility best practices (WCAG guidelines)
- Optimize performance (lazy loading, code splitting)
- Use Shadcn/ui components for consistent UI

### Documentation

- Write clear, concise documentation
- Include code examples where helpful
- Update documentation when changing functionality
- Use MDX features for interactive documentation
- Follow the existing documentation structure

## Translation and Internationalization

- All user-facing strings should be translatable
- Use the Next.js internationalization system
- Translation files are in `apps/web/messages/`
- Reference file: `en-US.json`
- Run `pnpm translations:check` to verify translations
- Mark untranslated strings with `[TO_TRANSLATE]` prefix

## Common Patterns

### Authentication Providers

- Provider configurations in `apps/server/src/modules/auth-providers/providers.config.ts`
- Support for OAuth2 and OIDC protocols
- Field mappings for user data normalization
- Special handling for providers like GitHub that require additional API calls

### File Storage

- Default: Filesystem storage
- Optional: S3-compatible object storage
- File metadata stored in SQLite database

### Environment Variables

- Configure via `.env` files (not committed to repository)
- Required variables documented in README or docs
- Use environment-specific configurations

## Contributing Guidelines

### Pull Request Process

1. Fork the repository
2. Create a branch from `next`: `git checkout -b feature/your-feature upstream/next`
3. Make focused changes addressing a single issue/feature
4. Write or update tests as needed
5. Update documentation to reflect changes
6. Ensure all validations pass: `pnpm validate` in each app
7. Commit using Conventional Commits
8. Push to your fork
9. Create Pull Request targeting the `next` branch

### Code Review

- Be responsive to feedback
- Keep discussions constructive and professional
- Make requested changes promptly
- Ask questions if requirements are unclear

### What to Avoid

- Don't mix unrelated changes in a single PR
- Don't skip linting or type checking
- Don't commit directly to `main` or `next` branches
- Don't add unnecessary dependencies
- Don't ignore existing code style and patterns
- Don't remove or modify tests without good reason

## Helpful Commands

### Root Level

```bash
pnpm install          # Install all dependencies
git config core.hooksPath .husky  # Configure Git hooks
```

### Per App (web/server/docs)

```bash
pnpm dev              # Start development server
pnpm build            # Build for production
pnpm lint             # Run ESLint
pnpm lint:fix         # Fix ESLint issues automatically
pnpm format           # Format code with Prettier
pnpm format:check     # Check code formatting
pnpm type-check       # Run TypeScript type checking
pnpm validate         # Run lint + type-check
```

### Docker

```bash
docker-compose up     # Start all services
docker-compose down   # Stop all services
```

## Resources

- **Documentation**: [https://palmr.kyantech.com.br](https://palmr.kyantech.com.br)
- **Contributing Guide**: [CONTRIBUTING.md](../CONTRIBUTING.md)
- **Issue Tracker**: GitHub Issues
- **License**: Apache-2.0

## Getting Help

- Review existing documentation in `apps/docs/content/docs/`
- Check contribution guide in `CONTRIBUTING.md`
- Review existing code for patterns and examples
- Ask questions in PR discussions or issues
- Read error messages and logs carefully

## Important Notes

- **Beta Status**: This project is in beta; expect changes and improvements
- **Focus on Quality**: Prioritize code quality and maintainability over speed
- **Test Locally**: Always test your changes locally before submitting
- **Documentation Matters**: Keep documentation synchronized with code
- **Community First**: Be respectful, patient, and constructive with all contributors