feat: Go and web/Node stacks - #14
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Add Go and web/Node as detectors and drivers, reusing the existing contract with no new dependencies. Go: go.mod detection (app vs library via a main-package scan); go mod download, go vet + gofmt -l (Analyze classified as failed on non-empty output), go test, go build. Web/Node: framework detection (Next, Nuxt, SvelteKit, Angular, Vite, CRA, Vue, Svelte, Astro, Remix, Gatsby); deps by lockfile (with Yarn Berry --immutable), lint, test (jest/vitest/script with CI=true), build via the package.json script. Monorepo roots (workspaces, pnpm-workspace.yaml, lerna, nx) are descended into rather than claimed, and a single-package Turbo repo is a leaf. Detector order appends Go then Web (Web last, most permissive).
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* feat(detect): stack detection engine and anvil detect command Add internal/detect with marker-file detectors for Flutter (vs pure Dart; app/module/plugin), React Native (bare, Expo managed, Expo prebuild), native Android (app vs library, KMP flag), and native iOS (Xcode/SPM/Podfile). A depth-limited prune-on-detect scanner with skip lists and a containment sweep attributes android/ios folders to their Flutter or RN parent and surfaces each monorepo project once. Add the Cobra-based anvil detect command (table and --json, with --path and --depth). 16 fixture-tree tests cover the edge cases (node_modules exclusion, monorepo, KMP, plugin example pruning). Also apply the no-emojis, no-dash-connectors, minimal-comments style across docs and record it in CLAUDE.md. * feat(build): guided build lifecycle and anvil build (#3) * feat(build): guided build lifecycle and anvil build Add the driver contract (internal/driver) and drivers for Flutter, React Native, native Android, native iOS, Swift (SPM), and Kotlin/JVM, with --flavor threaded into build and test steps. Add the runner (internal/pipeline) that streams combined output, captures exit codes, classifies results, collects artifacts, and fail-fasts. Add internal/tui with a Bubble Tea view and a plain non-TTY renderer, and the anvil build command (--path/--target/--flavor/--release/--dry-run/--plain). Refine detection so Gradle is not always Android and Package.swift is Swift, adding Swift and Kotlin stacks. Tests cover driver steps, the runner via a real subprocess, and the plain renderer. * fix: remove unused dirExists helper (staticcheck U1000) * feat(sign): guided release signing (#11) Add a Sign phase and the anvil sign command plus anvil build --sign. internal/sign generates a PKCS12 keystore with keytool, writes key.properties, wires Gradle signingConfigs, writes an iOS ExportOptions.plist, and gitignores the secrets. iOS sign steps live on the Flutter (flutter build ipa), React Native, and native iOS (xcodebuild archive + exportArchive) drivers; Android signs at build time via the wired Gradle config. Passwords come from prompts (huh) or environment, never the repo, and --dry-run makes no changes. Tests cover live keystore generation (keytool), Gradle wiring idempotence, gitignore, ExportOptions, and step argv. * feat(upload): store upload and GoReleaser self-distribution (#13) Add internal/upload with an Uploader interface and three targets: iOS via xcrun altool (App Store Connect/TestFlight), Android via the Google Play Publisher API (insert edit, upload bundle, assign track, commit) using a service-account JWT, and npm via npm publish. Credentials resolve from flag, env, or a base64 env decoded to a 0600 temp file, and are refused if they live inside the repo. anvil upload is a dry run unless --yes. Add GoReleaser (.goreleaser.yaml) and a tag-triggered release workflow that build cross-platform binaries and publish a GitHub release plus Homebrew cask and Scoop manifests. Tests cover credential resolution, the in-repo refusal, and each uploader's Validate/Describe. * feat(detect,driver): Go and web/Node stacks (#14) Add Go and web/Node as detectors and drivers, reusing the existing contract with no new dependencies. Go: go.mod detection (app vs library via a main-package scan); go mod download, go vet + gofmt -l (Analyze classified as failed on non-empty output), go test, go build. Web/Node: framework detection (Next, Nuxt, SvelteKit, Angular, Vite, CRA, Vue, Svelte, Astro, Remix, Gatsby); deps by lockfile (with Yarn Berry --immutable), lint, test (jest/vitest/script with CI=true), build via the package.json script. Monorepo roots (workspaces, pnpm-workspace.yaml, lerna, nx) are descended into rather than claimed, and a single-package Turbo repo is a leaf. Detector order appends Go then Web (Web last, most permissive).
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* feat(detect): stack detection engine and anvil detect command Add internal/detect with marker-file detectors for Flutter (vs pure Dart; app/module/plugin), React Native (bare, Expo managed, Expo prebuild), native Android (app vs library, KMP flag), and native iOS (Xcode/SPM/Podfile). A depth-limited prune-on-detect scanner with skip lists and a containment sweep attributes android/ios folders to their Flutter or RN parent and surfaces each monorepo project once. Add the Cobra-based anvil detect command (table and --json, with --path and --depth). 16 fixture-tree tests cover the edge cases (node_modules exclusion, monorepo, KMP, plugin example pruning). Also apply the no-emojis, no-dash-connectors, minimal-comments style across docs and record it in CLAUDE.md. * feat(build): guided build lifecycle and anvil build (#3) * feat(build): guided build lifecycle and anvil build Add the driver contract (internal/driver) and drivers for Flutter, React Native, native Android, native iOS, Swift (SPM), and Kotlin/JVM, with --flavor threaded into build and test steps. Add the runner (internal/pipeline) that streams combined output, captures exit codes, classifies results, collects artifacts, and fail-fasts. Add internal/tui with a Bubble Tea view and a plain non-TTY renderer, and the anvil build command (--path/--target/--flavor/--release/--dry-run/--plain). Refine detection so Gradle is not always Android and Package.swift is Swift, adding Swift and Kotlin stacks. Tests cover driver steps, the runner via a real subprocess, and the plain renderer. * fix: remove unused dirExists helper (staticcheck U1000) * feat(sign): guided release signing (#11) Add a Sign phase and the anvil sign command plus anvil build --sign. internal/sign generates a PKCS12 keystore with keytool, writes key.properties, wires Gradle signingConfigs, writes an iOS ExportOptions.plist, and gitignores the secrets. iOS sign steps live on the Flutter (flutter build ipa), React Native, and native iOS (xcodebuild archive + exportArchive) drivers; Android signs at build time via the wired Gradle config. Passwords come from prompts (huh) or environment, never the repo, and --dry-run makes no changes. Tests cover live keystore generation (keytool), Gradle wiring idempotence, gitignore, ExportOptions, and step argv. * feat(upload): store upload and GoReleaser self-distribution (#13) Add internal/upload with an Uploader interface and three targets: iOS via xcrun altool (App Store Connect/TestFlight), Android via the Google Play Publisher API (insert edit, upload bundle, assign track, commit) using a service-account JWT, and npm via npm publish. Credentials resolve from flag, env, or a base64 env decoded to a 0600 temp file, and are refused if they live inside the repo. anvil upload is a dry run unless --yes. Add GoReleaser (.goreleaser.yaml) and a tag-triggered release workflow that build cross-platform binaries and publish a GitHub release plus Homebrew cask and Scoop manifests. Tests cover credential resolution, the in-repo refusal, and each uploader's Validate/Describe. * feat(detect,driver): Go and web/Node stacks (#14) Add Go and web/Node as detectors and drivers, reusing the existing contract with no new dependencies. Go: go.mod detection (app vs library via a main-package scan); go mod download, go vet + gofmt -l (Analyze classified as failed on non-empty output), go test, go build. Web/Node: framework detection (Next, Nuxt, SvelteKit, Angular, Vite, CRA, Vue, Svelte, Astro, Remix, Gatsby); deps by lockfile (with Yarn Berry --immutable), lint, test (jest/vitest/script with CI=true), build via the package.json script. Monorepo roots (workspaces, pnpm-workspace.yaml, lerna, nx) are descended into rather than claimed, and a single-package Turbo repo is a leaf. Detector order appends Go then Web (Web last, most permissive). * chore(release): prepare v0.1.0 (#16) Rewrite the README for the released tool (eight stacks, full detect/build/sign/upload pipeline, install via binary or go install, usage and flags). Make Homebrew and Scoop upload skip gracefully when HOMEBREW_TAP_TOKEN is absent, so the release ships binaries and the GitHub release without a token and auto-enables tap publishing once the secret is set.
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* feat(detect): stack detection engine and anvil detect command Add internal/detect with marker-file detectors for Flutter (vs pure Dart; app/module/plugin), React Native (bare, Expo managed, Expo prebuild), native Android (app vs library, KMP flag), and native iOS (Xcode/SPM/Podfile). A depth-limited prune-on-detect scanner with skip lists and a containment sweep attributes android/ios folders to their Flutter or RN parent and surfaces each monorepo project once. Add the Cobra-based anvil detect command (table and --json, with --path and --depth). 16 fixture-tree tests cover the edge cases (node_modules exclusion, monorepo, KMP, plugin example pruning). Also apply the no-emojis, no-dash-connectors, minimal-comments style across docs and record it in CLAUDE.md. * feat(build): guided build lifecycle and anvil build (#3) * feat(build): guided build lifecycle and anvil build Add the driver contract (internal/driver) and drivers for Flutter, React Native, native Android, native iOS, Swift (SPM), and Kotlin/JVM, with --flavor threaded into build and test steps. Add the runner (internal/pipeline) that streams combined output, captures exit codes, classifies results, collects artifacts, and fail-fasts. Add internal/tui with a Bubble Tea view and a plain non-TTY renderer, and the anvil build command (--path/--target/--flavor/--release/--dry-run/--plain). Refine detection so Gradle is not always Android and Package.swift is Swift, adding Swift and Kotlin stacks. Tests cover driver steps, the runner via a real subprocess, and the plain renderer. * fix: remove unused dirExists helper (staticcheck U1000) * feat(sign): guided release signing (#11) Add a Sign phase and the anvil sign command plus anvil build --sign. internal/sign generates a PKCS12 keystore with keytool, writes key.properties, wires Gradle signingConfigs, writes an iOS ExportOptions.plist, and gitignores the secrets. iOS sign steps live on the Flutter (flutter build ipa), React Native, and native iOS (xcodebuild archive + exportArchive) drivers; Android signs at build time via the wired Gradle config. Passwords come from prompts (huh) or environment, never the repo, and --dry-run makes no changes. Tests cover live keystore generation (keytool), Gradle wiring idempotence, gitignore, ExportOptions, and step argv. * feat(upload): store upload and GoReleaser self-distribution (#13) Add internal/upload with an Uploader interface and three targets: iOS via xcrun altool (App Store Connect/TestFlight), Android via the Google Play Publisher API (insert edit, upload bundle, assign track, commit) using a service-account JWT, and npm via npm publish. Credentials resolve from flag, env, or a base64 env decoded to a 0600 temp file, and are refused if they live inside the repo. anvil upload is a dry run unless --yes. Add GoReleaser (.goreleaser.yaml) and a tag-triggered release workflow that build cross-platform binaries and publish a GitHub release plus Homebrew cask and Scoop manifests. Tests cover credential resolution, the in-repo refusal, and each uploader's Validate/Describe. * feat(detect,driver): Go and web/Node stacks (#14) Add Go and web/Node as detectors and drivers, reusing the existing contract with no new dependencies. Go: go.mod detection (app vs library via a main-package scan); go mod download, go vet + gofmt -l (Analyze classified as failed on non-empty output), go test, go build. Web/Node: framework detection (Next, Nuxt, SvelteKit, Angular, Vite, CRA, Vue, Svelte, Astro, Remix, Gatsby); deps by lockfile (with Yarn Berry --immutable), lint, test (jest/vitest/script with CI=true), build via the package.json script. Monorepo roots (workspaces, pnpm-workspace.yaml, lerna, nx) are descended into rather than claimed, and a single-package Turbo repo is a leaf. Detector order appends Go then Web (Web last, most permissive). * chore(release): prepare v0.1.0 (#16) Rewrite the README for the released tool (eight stacks, full detect/build/sign/upload pipeline, install via binary or go install, usage and flags). Make Homebrew and Scoop upload skip gracefully when HOMEBREW_TAP_TOKEN is absent, so the release ships binaries and the GitHub release without a token and auto-enables tap publishing once the secret is set. * docs: real install instructions, and bump actions off Node 20 (#18) README now shows the working Homebrew cask and Scoop bucket commands published by the v0.1.0 release, and notes that go install lands in GOPATH/bin. Mark 0.1.0 as released in the changelog instead of leaving shipped work under Unreleased. Bump actions/checkout to v7 and actions/setup-go to v7 across CI and release, clearing the Node 20 deprecation warning on the release run.
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Milestone 5: broaden anvil beyond mobile with two new stacks, reusing the detector+driver contract (no new dependencies). Closes #7 (Go) and #8 (web).
go.moddetection (app vs library);go mod download,go vet+gofmt -l,go test,go build.gofmt -lexits 0 while listing unformatted files, so the Analyze phase is classified failed on non-empty output.--immutable), lint, test (jest/vitest/script withCI=true), build via the package.json build script.workspaces,pnpm-workspace.yaml,lerna.json,nx.json) are descended into so members still surface; a single-packageturbo.jsonrepo is treated as a leaf. Web is detected last (most permissive), so a plain package.json still is not claimed.Verification
./checkand staticcheck green; detect 89%, driver 62%.anvil detectself-detects the anvil repo asgo(app);anvil build --dry-runshows the Go pipeline. New tests cover Go (app/library/cmd/go.work), web frameworks, workspace-root and bare-package.json descent, and the two-step Go Analyze classification.Follow-up (issues)
Remaining polish: flavor auto-detection (#4), iOS scheme discovery (#5), structured diagnostics (#6),
--until(#9),--explain(#10).Summary by CodeRabbit
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