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Audit Tasks
- Create audit templates based on audit-methodology.md
- Perform initial inventory of all scripts with basic information
- Set up audit tracking spreadsheet
- Conduct initial dependency mapping across all scripts
- Audit core components in this order:
- System::CommandExecutor - Base command execution functionality
- BookProcessing::Utilities::CommandRunner - Book-specific command execution
- BookProcessing::MetadataHandler - Metadata management
- BookProcessing::LoggerSetup - Logging configuration
- BookProcessing::Builders::PdfBuilder - PDF generation
- BookProcessing::Builders::EbookFormatsBuilder - Ebook format generation
- BookProcessing::Converters::LatexToWikijs - WikiJS conversion
- BookProcessing::QualityChecker - Quality validation
- Identify common patterns and inconsistencies across components
- Document Ruby-specific features that will need special attention in Elixir migration
- Create test fixtures for component testing during audit
- Analyze error handling patterns across components
- Review logging practices for consistency
Migration Preparation Tasks
- Create Ruby patterns analysis document
- Create test fixtures for component testing during refactoring
- Refactor command execution pattern for consistency
- Standardize error handling approach across components
- Create consistent error class hierarchy
- Implement standardized error handling patterns
- Add context information to error messages
- Improve error recovery mechanisms
- Improve configuration management to reduce hardcoded values
- Extract hardcoded paths to configuration
- Implement consistent configuration loading
- Add validation for configuration values
- Create environment-specific configuration
- Document Elixir migration patterns with concrete examples
- Command execution pattern in Elixir
- Error handling with
{:ok, result} | {:error, reason}pattern - Configuration management with Application
- Process supervision strategies
- Concurrency patterns for format generation
Elixir Migration Planning
- Create high-level architecture diagram for Elixir implementation
- Define system boundaries and components
- Establish communication patterns between components
- Document data flow through the system
- Identify supervision hierarchies
- Create event storming analysis document
- Define module structure based on bounded contexts
- Map Ruby classes to Elixir modules
- Define interfaces between bounded contexts
- Document domain entities and aggregates
- Establish naming conventions
- Design supervision tree for core components
- Identify stateful components requiring supervision
- Define restart strategies for different components
- Plan for fault isolation and recovery
- Document supervisor hierarchy
- Create proof-of-concept for command execution in Elixir
- Implement basic command execution module
- Add timeout and error handling
- Create tests for various scenarios
- Benchmark against Ruby implementation
- Implement test fixtures in Elixir
- Port existing Ruby test fixtures
- Create Elixir-specific test helpers
- Set up ExUnit test structure
- Implement property-based tests for core functionality
CLI Implementation Tasks
- Design CLI interface with backward compatibility
- Define command structure and options
- Create argument parser with legacy support
- Implement help and documentation
- Implement core CLI commands
- Create build command with format selection
- Implement publish command with target selection
- Add validate command with reporting
- Build executable distribution
- Configure Escript for standalone distribution
- Add installation task for system-wide availability
- Create development helper script
- Create comprehensive tests
- Unit tests for parser and options
- Integration tests for end-to-end workflows
- Command execution in various environments
- Add additional utility commands
- Create asset management commands
- Add environment validation utilities
- Implement configuration generators
- Improve CLI documentation
- Document required metadata path parameter for build command
- Create usage examples for common scenarios
- Add troubleshooting section for common CLI errors