name: miniapp-edit-testing description: Test and debug the Dashboard “Edit with AI” mini-app editor flow (start edit session, build, history, close session) and write automated tests that simulate agent-driven mini-app edits like adding dark mode.

Mini-app editor testing (Edit with AI)

Use this when you need to validate that mini-app editing works end-to-end (or via integration tests) from the Dashboard’s “Edit with AI” action, including common changes like adding dark mode.

What to test

• The Dashboard client calls the mini-app editor endpoints (example: POST /api/apps/:appName/edit) with the user prompt.
• The server validates inputs (app name format, prompt length) and forwards to the edit-service.
• The response contains sessionId, commitHash, portalUrl, and buildStatus.

Recommended test strategy (fast + deterministic)

• Prefer route-level integration tests with a mocked edit service:
  • Mock startEditSession(appName, prompt, createNew) and continueEdit(sessionId, prompt)
  • Assert the route returns the expected JSON shape and HTTP status codes
  • Avoid requiring a real OpenCode server or real git worktrees for CI stability

Useful repo pointers

• Dashboard frontend API client functions live in packages/dashboard/frontend/src/api.ts (look for editApp, buildApp, getHistory, closeSession).
• The “Edit with AI” UI lives under packages/dashboard/frontend/src/components/MiniAppEditor/.
• Mini-app edit routes may be disabled/stubbed in the Dashboard server; if editor endpoints return 404/503, check the Dashboard router wiring in packages/dashboard/src/server/routes.ts.

Debug checklist (when edits fail)

• If you see 502 from /api/apps/:appName/edit, verify the upstream service is running and the Dashboard route is mounted.
• If the editor modal errors immediately, check browser console + network response body for { error, message }.