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TODO (April 29, 2025)

Priority Tasks

1. Implement Content Orchestration Architecture (ADR-005)

2. Frontmatter Enhancement

3. Registry Implementation

4. Content Pipeline

5. React Integration

Implementation Strategy

  1. Start with core interfaces from ADR-005
  2. Enhance frontmatter handling for better metadata
  3. Implement the content mediator
  4. Create the pipeline architecture
  5. Develop React integration components

Progress on TypeScript Error Resolution

Type System Reorganization

  • Created type definition files in src/lib/types/ organized by domain:
    • content/: Content-related types
    • rx/: RxJS-related types
    • mdx/: MDX-related types
  • Moved types from flat files to structured folders
  • Consolidated testing utilities in src/lib/testing/
  • Added missing utility functions for testing observables

Content Mediator Implementation

  • Implemented core components of the ContentMediator:
    • CapabilityProfileManager: Manages capability profiles and provides methods for capability matching
    • StreamRegistry: Manages stream registration, selection, and capability determination
    • StreamHealthMonitor: Monitors stream health and reliability with automatic recovery
    • ContentMediator: Main implementation that coordinates between streams
  • Established clean, domain-based directory structure

Key Design Decisions

  • Capability Profiles: Implemented flexible capability model with different levels (NONE, BASIC, PARTIAL, FULL)
  • Stream Selection Strategy: Added multiple selection strategies (URI-based, capability-based, specific)
  • Health Monitoring: Created robust health monitoring system with metrics
  • Resource Management: Ensured proper resource cleanup through subscription management

Testing Focus

  • Use marble testing for observable streams
  • Create mock implementations for testing
  • Ensure proper resource cleanup
  • Test error handling and recovery scenarios

Completion Criteria

  • ADR-005 fully implemented with all interfaces
  • Content from multiple sources properly coordinated
  • React components adapt to available capabilities
  • All operations properly handle errors with context
  • Resources are properly cleaned up

Released under the MIT License.