chore: update dependencies and improve code structure #100
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- Updated node version in convex.json from "24" to "20". - Enhanced api.d.ts by adding internal API reference and improving type imports. - Fixed formatting in storage.ts by adding missing semicolons. - Defined mastraWorkflowSnapshotsTable in schema.ts to ensure proper indexing. - Updated package-lock.json and package.json to bump convex and @types/node versions. - Renamed E2bSandboxTool to E2bSandboxToolComponent for clarity in e2b-sandbox-tool.tsx. - Refactored output handling in web-scraper-tool.tsx to improve data extraction. - Commented out unused ConvertDataFormatUITool type in types.ts for clarity.
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Reviewer's GuideThis PR updates Convex and related tooling, tightens TypeScript types, and refactors several UI tools and Convex schema definitions to improve correctness, serialization safety, and code clarity while keeping behavior largely the same. ER diagram for Convex schema with explicit mastra_workflow_snapshots tableerDiagram
mastra_threads {
}
mastra_messages {
}
mastra_resources {
}
mastra_scores {
}
mastra_vector_indexes {
}
mastra_vectors {
}
mastra_documents {
}
mastra_workflow_snapshots {
string id
string workflow_name
string run_id
string resourceId
any snapshot
string createdAt
string updatedAt
}
mastra_resources ||--o{ mastra_workflow_snapshots : resourceId
Class diagram for updated AI tools components and output structuresclassDiagram
class WebScraperTool {
}
class WebScraperOutput {
+WebScraperContent content
+WebScraperAnalysis analysis
}
class WebScraperContent {
+any extractedData
+any rawContent
+any markdownContent
}
class WebScraperAnalysis {
+any metadata
+any images
+any structuredData
}
class E2bSandboxToolComponent {
}
class E2bSandboxInput {
+string action
+string sandboxId
}
class E2bSandboxOutput {
+any result
}
WebScraperTool --> WebScraperOutput : uses
WebScraperOutput o-- WebScraperContent : has
WebScraperOutput o-- WebScraperAnalysis : has
E2bSandboxToolComponent --> E2bSandboxInput : uses
E2bSandboxToolComponent --> E2bSandboxOutput : uses
Flow diagram for webpack resolve.alias normalization in Next configflowchart TD
A["webpack(config, context)"] --> B{"isServer?"}
B -- "true" --> Z["Return config"]
B -- "false" --> C["Ensure config.plugins array and push MonacoWebpackPlugin"]
C --> D["existingResolve = config.resolve or {}"]
D --> E["aliasObj = existingResolve.alias or {}"]
E --> F{"aliasObj is non-null object?"}
F -- "no" --> Z
F -- "yes" --> G["Initialize normalized = {}"]
G --> H["For each [k, v] in aliasObj entries"]
H --> I{"v is array?"}
I -- "yes" --> I1["normalized[k] = v.map(String)"] --> N
I -- "no" --> J{"v is non-null object?"}
J -- "yes" --> J1{"JSON.stringify(v) succeeds?"}
J1 -- "yes" --> J2["normalized[k] = JSON.stringify(v)"] --> N
J1 -- "no" --> J3["normalized[k] = empty string"] --> N
J -- "no" --> K{"v is function?"}
K -- "yes" --> K1["fnName = v.name or empty string"] --> K2["normalized[k] = fnName"] --> N
K -- "no" --> L{"v is null or undefined?"}
L -- "yes" --> L1["normalized[k] = empty string"] --> N
L -- "no" --> M["t = typeof v"]
M --> M1{"t in {string, number, boolean, symbol, bigint}?"}
M1 -- "yes" --> M2["normalized[k] = String(v)"] --> N
M1 -- "no" --> M3{"JSON.stringify(v) succeeds?"}
M3 -- "yes" --> M4["normalized[k] = JSON.stringify(v)"] --> N
M3 -- "no" --> M5["normalized[k] = empty string"] --> N
N["Next entry"] --> H
H -->|"after loop"| P["config.resolve = existingResolve with alias = normalized"]
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resolve.aliasnormalization block innext.config.tschanges the shape of all aliases (e.g., functions → names, objects → JSON), which might unexpectedly break consumers; consider scoping this to only the problematic alias keys or feature-flagging it for Turbopack to reduce risk. convex/_generated/api.d.tsis marked as generated, but now contains hand-written logic and an eslint-disable; if this file is regenerated by Convex, these changes will be lost, so it may be safer to move custom typings into a separate non-generated module and keep this file purely generated.
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## Overall Comments
- The large `resolve.alias` normalization block in `next.config.ts` changes the shape of all aliases (e.g., functions → names, objects → JSON), which might unexpectedly break consumers; consider scoping this to only the problematic alias keys or feature-flagging it for Turbopack to reduce risk.
- `convex/_generated/api.d.ts` is marked as generated, but now contains hand-written logic and an eslint-disable; if this file is regenerated by Convex, these changes will be lost, so it may be safer to move custom typings into a separate non-generated module and keep this file purely generated.
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<location> `next.config.ts:42-45` </location>
<code_context>
reactStrictMode: true,
distDir: '.next',
- webpack: (config, { isServer }) => {
+ webpack: (config: Configuration, { isServer }) => {
if (!isServer) {
config.plugins = config.plugins ?? []
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**issue (bug_risk):** Alias normalization may break valid webpack alias configurations and change behavior.
Forcing `resolve.alias` into `Record<string, string | string[]>` drops support for valid webpack alias shapes (e.g. `false`, `{ name, alias, onlyModule }`, path-like objects). Examples:
- `{ react: false }` becomes the string "false", no longer disabling resolution.
- Array-style aliases become a plain object of stringified entries.
- Non-string values (e.g. path objects) are stringified and may no longer work.
If you only need serialization (e.g. for Turbopack/worker cloning), consider a narrower transformation: handle only known-problematic values (like functions) or specific keys you must sanitize, and otherwise preserve the original alias structure. The current approach risks silently changing module resolution and causing hard-to-diagnose build/runtime issues.
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issue (bug_risk): Alias normalization may break valid webpack alias configurations and change behavior.
Forcing resolve.alias into Record<string, string | string[]> drops support for valid webpack alias shapes (e.g. false, { name, alias, onlyModule }, path-like objects). Examples:
{ react: false }becomes the string "false", no longer disabling resolution.- Array-style aliases become a plain object of stringified entries.
- Non-string values (e.g. path objects) are stringified and may no longer work.
If you only need serialization (e.g. for Turbopack/worker cloning), consider a narrower transformation: handle only known-problematic values (like functions) or specific keys you must sanitize, and otherwise preserve the original alias structure. The current approach risks silently changing module resolution and causing hard-to-diagnose build/runtime issues.
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This pull request introduces several valuable updates and improvements across the codebase. Key changes include updating Convex and Node.js dependencies, enhancing type safety in api.d.ts and next.config.ts, and refining the Convex schema definition in schema.ts. Additionally, the PR improves code clarity by renaming E2bSandboxTool to E2bSandboxToolComponent and commenting out an unused type in types.ts. A significant improvement is the refactoring of output handling in web-scraper-tool.tsx to correctly access nested data, and the addition of robust alias sanitization in next.config.ts for Turbopack compatibility. Overall, these changes contribute positively to the project's maintainability, type safety, and dependency management.
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Pull request overview
This PR performs maintenance updates including dependency version changes, code formatting improvements, and refactoring of data extraction logic. The changes focus on updating Convex and Node.js type definitions, improving type safety in Next.js configuration, and restructuring output handling in tool components.
Changes:
- Downgraded Node.js version from 24 to 20 in Convex configuration and adjusted @types/node accordingly
- Enhanced Convex schema by explicitly defining mastraWorkflowSnapshotsTable with proper indexing
- Refactored web scraper and E2B sandbox tool components to better handle nested output structures
- Added webpack alias sanitization logic in Next.js configuration for improved type safety
- Commented out unused ConvertDataFormatUITool type and import
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| convex.json | Downgraded Node.js version from 24 to 20 |
| package.json | Updated convex from 1.26.2 to 1.31.4, downgraded @types/node from 24.10.6 to 22.19.7 |
| package-lock.json | Synchronized dependency versions with package.json changes |
| convex/schema.ts | Explicitly defined mastraWorkflowSnapshotsTable with proper indexing and field definitions |
| convex/mastra/storage.ts | Added missing semicolons for consistent code style |
| convex/_generated/api.d.ts | Enhanced with detailed type imports and internal API references |
| next.config.ts | Added webpack Configuration type and alias sanitization logic |
| src/components/ai-elements/tools/web-scraper-tool.tsx | Refactored output handling to extract data from nested content and analysis objects |
| src/components/ai-elements/tools/e2b-sandbox-tool.tsx | Renamed function from E2bSandboxTool to E2bSandboxToolComponent and simplified result extraction |
| src/components/ai-elements/tools/types.ts | Commented out unused ConvertDataFormatUITool type and removed import |
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The destructured properties extractedData, rawContent, and markdownContent may be undefined when output.content is missing or empty. This will cause runtime errors on line 93 where extractedData.length is accessed. Add proper fallback defaults for these properties or add null checks before using them.
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The type casting (v as { name?: string }) is used to narrow the function type for accessing the name property. While this works, it would be clearer to explicitly check if v is a function before accessing its name property using a type guard like typeof v === 'function' (which is already checked in the outer condition), and then TypeScript should allow accessing v.name directly.
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| const fnName = v.name ?? '' |
| export type ColorChangeUITool = InferUITool<typeof colorChangeTool> | ||
| export type ContentCleanerUITool = InferUITool<typeof contentCleanerTool> | ||
| export type ConvertDataFormatUITool = InferUITool<typeof convertDataFormatTool> | ||
| //export type ConvertDataFormatUITool = InferUITool<typeof convertDataFormatTool> |
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The type export is commented out, but the import of convertDataFormatTool on line 27 (as indicated in the diff removal) is also removed. However, this tool is still referenced in test files (src/mastra/tools/tests/data-processing-tools.test.ts) and commented out in agent files. Before completely removing this, ensure all references are either removed or the tool is properly deprecated with a clear migration path.
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src/components/ai-elements/tools/e2b-sandbox-tool.tsx (3)
39-43: LGTM on the rename!The component rename from
E2bSandboxTooltoE2bSandboxToolComponentfollows PascalCase conventions and aligns with the PR's broader refactoring pattern. However, note that thetoolCallIdprop is defined but never used in the component body.♻️ Optional: Remove unused prop
interface E2bSandboxToolProps { - toolCallId: string input: E2bSandboxTool['input'] output?: E2bSandboxTool['output'] errorText?: string } export function E2bSandboxToolComponent({ - input, - output, - errorText, + input, + output, + errorText, }: E2bSandboxToolProps) {
252-257: UseObject.hasOwn()instead ofhasOwnProperty.Calling
hasOwnPropertydirectly on an object can fail if the object has anullprototype or ifhasOwnPropertyis overridden. PreferObject.hasOwn()(ES2022+) or use theinoperator with a type guard.♻️ Proposed fix
{result && typeof result === 'object' && - !result.hasOwnProperty('execution') && - !result.hasOwnProperty('content') && - !result.hasOwnProperty('files') && - !result.hasOwnProperty('command') && ( + !('execution' in result) && + !('content' in result) && + !('files' in result) && + !('command' in result) && ( <CodeBlock code={JSON.stringify(result, null, 2)} language="json" /> )}
190-204: Consider using a stable key instead of array index.Using array index as a React key can cause rendering issues if the list is reordered or filtered. If
file.pathis unique, use it as the key instead.♻️ Proposed fix
- {result.files.map((file, index) => ( + {result.files.map((file) => ( <div - key={index} + key={file.path} className="flex items-center gap-2 text-sm" >
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In `@convex.json`:
- Line 3: The project declares "nodeVersion": "20" but the dev dependency
`@types/node` is pinned to Node 22.x; update the `@types/node` entry in your
package.json devDependencies to a Node 20-compatible range (e.g. ^20.x) so
compile-time types match the runtime target, then run npm/yarn install and
update lockfile; verify no other references require Node 22 types.
In `@next.config.ts`:
- Around line 105-106: The Next.js config currently sets
typescript.ignoreBuildErrors: true which suppresses TypeScript build errors;
change this so CI/production builds do not ignore errors by making
ignoreBuildErrors conditional (e.g., false when process.env.CI is set or
NODE_ENV === 'production') and only allow true for local/dev runs, updating the
typescript.ignoreBuildErrors setting in next.config.ts (refer to the
typescript.ignoreBuildErrors key) so that production/CI builds fail on
TypeScript errors instead of silently ignoring them.
- Around line 56-99: The alias normalization logic converts non-serializable
values (objects, functions, etc.) to strings or empty strings without alerting
developers to potentially broken module resolution. Add warning logs when
normalizing object alias values (when stringify-ing objects), function alias
values (when extracting function names), and when falling back to empty strings
for unsupported types. These warnings should be logged using an appropriate
logger to help surface alias transformation issues during development, making it
clear to users that their webpack resolve.alias configuration may not work as
expected after normalization.
In `@src/components/ai-elements/tools/types.ts`:
- Line 173: Remove the dead commented-out export line "//export type
ConvertDataFormatUITool = InferUITool<typeof convertDataFormatTool>" from
types.ts; since convertDataFormatTool import was removed, delete this commented
code to comply with the guideline against leaving commented-out code and rely on
version control if the old implementation is needed.
In `@src/components/ai-elements/tools/web-scraper-tool.tsx`:
- Around line 67-78: The code destructures extractedData from content but
doesn't default it, so extractedData can be undefined and cause TypeError when
accessed; update the destructuring to provide a safe default (e.g., const {
extractedData = [], rawContent, markdownContent } = content || {}) so
extractedData is always an array before any length checks or iteration (also
consider defaulting rawContent/markdownContent if you expect strings).
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src/components/ai-elements/tools/e2b-sandbox-tool.tsx (1)
82-83: LGTM on the result access change.The change from destructuring to direct property access is functionally equivalent and works correctly here. Both approaches are valid.
convex/mastra/storage.ts (1)
1-3: LGTM!Clean re-export with consistent semicolon formatting. No functional changes.
package.json (2)
228-228: LGTM!@types/nodeversion aligns with target runtime.The downgrade to ^22.19.7 correctly matches the Node 20.x LTS runtime specified in
engines.node(>=20.9.0) andconvex.json(nodeVersion: "20").
133-133: Convex upgrade to 1.31.4 is safe — breaking API changes are abstracted by@mastra/convex.Convex 1.31.0 introduced breaking changes to
ctx.dbmethods (now requiring table names), but this codebase abstracts database operations through@mastra/convexwhich handles the API migration. No direct code changes are needed.src/components/ai-elements/tools/web-scraper-tool.tsx (1)
80-115: LGTM on the UI rendering logic.The success header and badge rendering logic properly handles optional fields like
markdownContentandimageswith conditional checks. The refactored data access pattern fromoutput.contentandoutput.analysisimproves separation of concerns.next.config.ts (1)
42-55: LGTM on webpack typing and MonacoWebpackPlugin setup.Adding the
Configurationtype import and explicit typing improves type safety. The Monaco plugin configuration is correctly scoped to client-side only.convex/schema.ts (2)
1-11: LGTM!Import organization is correct with framework imports (
convex/server,convex/values) followed by package imports (@mastra/convex/schema).
26-35: LGTM!Schema export is well-structured with consistent snake_case table naming. The mapping of
mastra_scorerstomastraScoresTableappears intentional for the scoring functionality.
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-}).index('by_record_id', ['id']).index('by_workflow_run', ['workflow_name', 'run_id']).index('by_workflow', ['workflow_name']).index('by_resource', ['resourceId']).index('by_created', ['createdAt']);
+const mastraWorkflowSnapshotsTable = defineTable({
+ id: v.string(),
+ workflow_name: v.string(),
+ run_id: v.string(),
+ resource_id: v.optional(v.string()),
+ snapshot: v.any(),
+ created_at: v.string(),
+ updated_at: v.string(),
+})
+ .index('by_record_id', ['id'])
+ .index('by_workflow_run', ['workflow_name', 'run_id'])
+ .index('by_workflow', ['workflow_name'])
+ .index('by_resource', ['resource_id'])
+ .index('by_created', ['created_at']);Note: If changing field names to snake_case, ensure any code consuming this table is updated accordingly.
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Alias normalization may silently break module resolution.
The normalization logic handles edge cases but may produce unexpected behavior:
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Consider logging warnings when non-serializable aliases are encountered so issues are surfaced during development.
💡 Suggested improvement: Add warnings for non-serializable aliases
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Consider enabling TypeScript build errors in production.
ignoreBuildErrors: true suppresses all TypeScript errors during build. This can mask legitimate type issues that slip into production. Consider enabling build errors at least for CI/production builds.
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| export type ColorChangeUITool = InferUITool<typeof colorChangeTool> | ||
| export type ContentCleanerUITool = InferUITool<typeof contentCleanerTool> | ||
| export type ConvertDataFormatUITool = InferUITool<typeof convertDataFormatTool> | ||
| //export type ConvertDataFormatUITool = InferUITool<typeof convertDataFormatTool> |
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Remove commented-out code instead of leaving it in place.
Per coding guidelines, commented-out code should be removed entirely rather than left in the codebase. Version control history preserves the original implementation if it's ever needed again. Since the convertDataFormatTool import has already been removed, this commented line serves no purpose.
🧹 Proposed fix
export type ContentCleanerUITool = InferUITool<typeof contentCleanerTool>
-//export type ConvertDataFormatUITool = InferUITool<typeof convertDataFormatTool>
export type CopyDataFileUITool = InferUITool<typeof copyDataFileTool>As per coding guidelines: "Never comment out code; remove it instead and use version control history if needed."
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| export type ContentCleanerUITool = InferUITool<typeof contentCleanerTool> | |
| export type CopyDataFileUITool = InferUITool<typeof copyDataFileTool> |
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| } = output.content || {} | |
| const { | |
| metadata, | |
| images, | |
| structuredData, | |
| } = output.analysis || {} |
🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
In `@src/components/ai-elements/tools/web-scraper-tool.tsx` around lines 67 - 78,
The code destructures extractedData from content but doesn't default it, so
extractedData can be undefined and cause TypeError when accessed; update the
destructuring to provide a safe default (e.g., const { extractedData = [],
rawContent, markdownContent } = content || {}) so extractedData is always an
array before any length checks or iteration (also consider defaulting
rawContent/markdownContent if you expect strings).
Summary by Sourcery
Update Convex integration, strengthen type safety, and improve tool components and web-scraper output handling.
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