Build as a library

[ampelectrecuted]

Needed to integrate with ide-shell, as it uses a different build framework

[traycerai]

Plan

I can see you've shared the GitHub ticket for "Build as a library" (OmniBlocks/scratch-gui/760) along with the conversation history showing some discussion about alternative approaches and concerns about repeated AI responses.

Based on the ticket and the previous implementation plan I provided, here's a summary of the key context:

Current Situation

Ticket Goal: Make scratch-gui buildable as a library to integrate with ide-shell, which uses a different build framework.

Key Challenge: The current scratch-gui is primarily built as a standalone application, but ide-shell needs it as a consumable npm package/library.

Previous Plan: The implementation plan outlined a comprehensive approach including:

• CSS extraction using mini-css-extract-plugin
• Dedicated build:lib npm script
• Improved webpack configuration for UMD output
• Library usage documentation
• Package.json metadata updates

Regarding the Comments

I notice the conversation mentions:

• A question about alternative ways to get scratch-gui in the editor
• Concerns about repeated AI responses (the "twice," "thrice," "potentially infinite" comments)

If you'd like to explore alternative approaches, some options could include:

1. Dynamic Module Loading: Load scratch-gui at runtime from a CDN instead of bundling it
2. Monorepo Structure: Reorganize scratch-gui and ide-shell as a monorepo with shared dependencies
3. Web Components Wrapper: Wrap scratch-gui as a Web Component for framework-agnostic integration
4. Iframe Isolation: Embed scratch-gui in an iframe within ide-shell (simpler but less integrated)

What would you like me to focus on? Would you like me to:

• Elaborate on any specific part of the library build implementation?
• Explore one of the alternative integration approaches?
• Review the actual codebase to identify any blockers?
• Something else?

Please let me know how I can help!

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I can see you've shared the GitHub ticket for "Build as a library" (OmniBlocks/scratch-gui/760) along with the conversation history showing some discussion about alternative approaches and concerns about repeated AI responses.

Based on the ticket and the previous implementation plan I provided, here's a summary of the key context:

## Current Situation

**Ticket Goal**: Make scratch-gui buildable as a library to integrate with ide-shell, which uses a different build framework.

**Key Challenge**: The current scratch-gui is primarily built as a standalone application, but ide-shell needs it as a consumable npm package/library.

**Previous Plan**: The implementation plan outlined a comprehensive approach including:
- CSS extraction using `mini-css-extract-plugin`
- Dedicated `build:lib` npm script
- Improved webpack configuration for UMD output
- Library usage documentation
- Package.json metadata updates

## Regarding the Comments

I notice the conversation mentions:
- A question about alternative ways to get scratch-gui in the editor
- Concerns about repeated AI responses (the "twice," "thrice," "potentially infinite" comments)

**If you'd like to explore alternative approaches**, some options could include:

1. **Dynamic Module Loading**: Load scratch-gui at runtime from a CDN instead of bundling it
2. **Monorepo Structure**: Reorganize scratch-gui and ide-shell as a monorepo with shared dependencies
3. **Web Components Wrapper**: Wrap scratch-gui as a Web Component for framework-agnostic integration
4. **Iframe Isolation**: Embed scratch-gui in an iframe within ide-shell (simpler but less integrated)

**What would you like me to focus on?** Would you like me to:
- Elaborate on any specific part of the library build implementation?
- Explore one of the alternative integration approaches?
- Review the actual codebase to identify any blockers?
- Something else?

Please let me know how I can help!

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Branch: main
Commit: 2c93b63

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[github-actions]

Hi, @ampelectrecuted! Thanks for bringing this up. The issue mentions integrating builds to work with ide-shell due to its different build framework. It seems there's a need for compatibility adjustments between OmniBlocks and ide-shell's build system. Could you provide more details about the specific framework or challenges you're encountering? This would help the team better address the issue. Looking forward to your input! 😊

[github-actions]

🎭 Issue Poem

In the land of code where builders play,
A new framework called—come join the fray!
With ide-shell and OmniBlocks in sight,
Let’s blend our magic, make builds take flight!

No fear, dear devs, let’s join hands tight,
With playful spirit, we’ll code through the night.
So gather your tools, let’s make a stand,
To weave in new builds, side by side, hand in hand! 🌟

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[github-actions]

Hi, @ampelectrecuted! Thanks for opening this issue. It seems like you're requesting the addition of source code builds to enable compatibility with ide-shell, which uses a different build framework. Could you elaborate on the framework ide-shell operates on and any specific challenges you're facing with its integration into OmniBlocks? This information will help ensure that your needs are properly understood and addressed! 😊

[github-actions]

🎭 Issue Poem

In the land of code where dreams take flight,
We seek a build that feels just right.
With ide-shell on a different track,
Let’s weave the source and never look back! 🌟
So let's unite, with joy and cheer,
For builds that sing and bring us near!
With playful minds, we’ll bridge the gap,
Together we’ll code—let's close this app!

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