# Directory Structure for Angular Clarity Boilerplate

This document outlines the directory structure for the Angular Clarity boilerplate project.
/
├── .vscode/                 # VSCode settings
├── node_modules/            # Node.js modules
├── src/                     # Application source code
│   ├── app/                 # Application components and modules
│   │   ├── core/            # Core module (singleton services, guards, etc.)
│   │   ├── shared/          # Shared module (common components, pipes, etc.)
│   │   ├── app-routing.module.ts
│   │   ├── app.component.html
│   │   ├── app.component.scss
│   │   └── app.module.ts
│   ├── assets/              # Static assets (images, icons, etc.)
│   ├── environments/        # Environment-specific configuration
│   ├── index.html           # Main HTML file
│   ├── main.ts              # Main entry point
│   └── styles.scss          # Global styles
├── .editorconfig            # Editor configuration
├── .gitignore               # Git ignore file
├── angular.json             # Angular CLI configuration
├── package.json             # Project dependencies and scripts
├── README.txt                # Project README file ignore the README.md file
└── tsconfig.json            # TypeScript configuration

## Detailed Content and Customizations:

### Project Root: `/`
- This is the base directory for the entire Angular Clarity boilerplate.

### `.vscode/`
- Contains VSCode-specific settings to help with development consistency.

### `node_modules/`
- Contains all the npm packages and dependencies for the project.

### `src/`
- Contains the main source code for the application.
    - `app/`: The root component and module for the application.
        - `core/`: Provides singleton services and modules that are used across the application.
        - `shared/`: Contains shared components, directives, and pipes.
        - `app-routing.module.ts`: Defines the main routes for the application.
        - `app.component.html`: The main HTML template for the root component.
        - `app.component.scss`: The main stylesheet for the root component.
        - `app.module.ts`: The root module that ties everything together.
    - `assets/`: Contains static assets like images, fonts, and icons.
    - `environments/`: Contains environment-specific configuration files (e.g., for development and production).
    - `index.html`: The main HTML file that is served to the browser.
    - `main.ts`: The main entry point for the application.
    - `styles.scss`: The global stylesheet for the application.

### Root Level Configuration Files:
- These files are crucial for the project's configuration, build process, and development environment.
    - `.editorconfig`: Ensures consistent coding styles across different editors.
    - `.gitignore`: Specifies which files and folders should be ignored by Git.
    - `angular.json`: The configuration file for the Angular CLI.
    - `package.json`: Defines the project's dependencies and scripts.
    - `README.txt`: The main documentation file for the project.
    - `tsconfig.json`: The configuration file for the TypeScript compiler.

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## DIRECTORY STRUCTURE UPDATE - 2025-10-15 12:24:16

## Directory Structure Documentation and Strategy for E-commerce Application (Project: 'ecom app')

As the `io8Directory Structure Agent`, this document details the planned and documented directory structure for the 'ecom app' project. This plan integrates with the existing cloned base project, adhering strictly to the `MANDATORY Directory Structure Template` to ensure organization, maintainability, and scalability suitable for an e-commerce platform.

### 1. Directory Structure Methodology for 'ecom app'

For an e-commerce application, a clear and systematic directory structure is paramount. Our methodology will focus on:

*   **Code Separation:** Maintaining distinct `backend/` and `frontend/` directories for server-side logic and client-side presentation, respectively. This supports modular development, microservices potential, and independent deployment of application layers.
*   **Leveraging Base Project:** The `cloned base project/` will serve as the foundational boilerplate. The structure will build around this, integrating new components while respecting existing content.
*   **Centralized Documentation:** All project documentation, agent outputs, and critical metadata will be consolidated within the `cloned base project/.sureai/` directory, ensuring easy access for all agents and project stakeholders.
*   **Root-Level Configuration:** Essential infrastructure configurations (`Dockerfile.backend`, `Dockerfile.frontend`, `docker-compose.yml`, `deployment_config.yml`) will reside at the project root for streamlined DevOps practices and infrastructure-as-code principles.

### 2. Project Organization Approach for 'ecom app'

This approach outlines how specific e-commerce functionalities will map to the directory structure:

*   **Backend (`backend/`):** Dedicated to core e-commerce business logic, including product catalog management, user authentication and authorization, shopping cart functionality, order processing, payment gateway integration, and inventory management APIs.
*   **Frontend (`frontend/`):** Responsible for the user-facing e-commerce store, encompassing product display, search and filtering, user accounts, shopping cart UI, checkout flow, and responsive design for various devices.
*   **Project Metadata (`.io8project/`):** Stores internal `io8` system state and project-wide metadata to track progress and configurations.
*   **Documentation (`cloned base project/.sureai/`):** Will contain all visible and hidden documents pertaining to the project's lifecycle, from initial analysis to deployment.

### 3. File Structure Planning Framework

Based on the `MANDATORY Directory Structure Template` and tailored for an 'ecom app', the following structure is planned. *Note: For a base project, this agent primarily documents and ensures the existence of top-level directories and specific agent output paths, rather than creating application code stubs.*

```
./
├── .io8project/                   # IO8 System Metadata
│   ├── .state.json                # Task state persistence
│   └── project_metadata.json      # Project metadata
├── cloned base project/           # The pre-existing base project boilerplate
│   ├── .sureai/                   # Agent outputs and project documents
│     ├── uploads/                 # Uploaded documents and images for requirement builder agent
│     ├── .directory_structure_ecom_app_ecom_app_20251015_121220.md  # This specific agent prompt/documentation file
│     ├── .bmad_agent_ecom_app_ecom_app_20251015_121220.md          # Hidden agent prompt file for BMAD
│     ├── .analyst_agent_ecom_app_ecom_app_20251015_121220.md       # Hidden agent prompt file for Analyst
│     ├── .architect_agent_ecom_app_ecom_app_20251015_121220.md     # Hidden agent prompt file for Architect
│     ├── .pm_agent_ecom_app_ecom_app_20251015_121220.md            # Hidden agent prompt file for PM
│     ├── .sm_agent_ecom_app_ecom_app_20251015_121220.md            # Hidden agent prompt file for SM
│     ├── .developer_agent_ecom_app_ecom_app_20251015_121220.md     # Hidden agent prompt file for Developer
│     ├── .devops_agent_ecom_app_ecom_app_20251015_121220.md        # Hidden agent prompt file for DevOps
│     ├── .bmad_*.md                 # Hidden agent outputs (dot prefix)
│     ├── .analyst_*.md              # Hidden agent outputs (dot prefix)
│     ├── .architect_*.md            # Hidden agent outputs (dot prefix)
│     ├── .developer_*.md            # Hidden agent outputs (dot prefix)
│     ├── .devops_*.md               # Hidden agent outputs (dot prefix)
│     ├── .pm_*.md                   # Hidden agent outputs (dot prefix)
│     ├── analysis_document.md       # Visible documents (no dot prefix, created by Analyst)
│     ├── requirements_document.md   # Visible documents (no dot prefix, created by Analyst)
│     ├── architecture_document.md   # Visible documents (no dot prefix, created by Architect)
│     ├── tech_stack_document.md     # Visible documents (no dot prefix, created by Architect)
│     ├── prd_document.md           # Visible documents (no dot prefix, created by PM)
│     ├── project_plan.md           # Visible documents (no dot prefix, created by PM)
│     ├── tasks_list.md             # Visible documents (no dot prefix, created/updated by SM/Developer)
│     └── sprint_plan.md            # Visible documents (no dot prefix, created by SM)
├── backend/                       # Backend code files (to be created by Developer)
│   ├── [framework-specific-dirs]/ # e.g., src/, config/, tests/, models/, routes/, services/
│   └── package.json (or equivalent)
├── deployment_config.yml          # Root level deployment config (managed by DevOps)
├── Dockerfile.backend             # Root level backend Dockerfile (managed by DevOps)
├── Dockerfile.frontend            # Root level frontend Dockerfile (managed by DevOps)
└── docker-compose.yml             # Root level Docker compose file (managed by DevOps)
```

**Note on `cloned base project/` content:** If the base project already includes directories such as `backend/` or `frontend/`, the `io8architect` and `io8developer` agents will decide whether to utilize those existing structures as the primary codebase for the e-commerce app or to develop in the root-level `backend/` and `frontend/` directories, respecting the base project's integrity.

### 4. Configuration File Strategy

A robust e-commerce application requires a clear configuration strategy:

*   **Root-Level Infrastructure Files:**
    *   `Dockerfile.backend` and `Dockerfile.frontend`: Define consistent, reproducible build environments for each application layer.
    *   `docker-compose.yml`: Orchestrates the multi-service environment (e.g., backend API, frontend SPA, database, cache) for development and local testing.
    *   `deployment_config.yml`: Centralizes CI/CD pipeline configurations, environment-specific variables, and deployment targets, managed primarily by the `io8devops` agent.
*   **Application-Specific Configurations:**
    *   `backend/config/`: Stores backend-specific settings like database connection strings, API keys, and service-level environment variables (e.g., payment gateway credentials – to be securely managed).
    *   `frontend/config/`: Manages frontend-specific settings, such as the backend API endpoint URL, feature flags, and public API keys.
    *   `.env` files: Will be used for local development environment variables, strictly excluded from version control to prevent sensitive data exposure.

### 5. Customized Directory Structure Workflow for 'ecom app'

This workflow details the `io8Directory Structure Agent`'s actions for an 'ecom app' on a cloned base project:

1.  **Identify Project Context:** Confirm the existence and contents of the `cloned base project/` and the `ecom app` prompt.
2.  **Ensure IO8 Metadata:** Verify that `.io8project/.state.json` and `.io8project/project_metadata.json` exist at the project root. If not, create them with initial content.
3.  **Establish Core Application Directories:** Ensure the top-level `backend/` and `frontend/` directories exist to house the e-commerce application's code. These will be populated by the `io8developer` agent.
4.  **Prepare for Root-Level Configurations:** Ensure placeholders for `deployment_config.yml`, `Dockerfile.backend`, `Dockerfile.frontend`, and `docker-compose.yml` are present at the project root. These will be populated by the `io8devops` agent.
5.  **Initialize Documentation Hub:** Verify the presence of `cloned base project/.sureai/` and its `uploads/` subdirectory.
6.  **Create Agent-Specific Documentation/Prompt File:** Create the specific agent prompt/documentation file `cloned base project/.sureai/.directory_structure_ecom_app_ecom_app_20251015_121220.md` with the content detailed in this document.
7.  **Append to Generic Directory Structure Document:** This detailed plan will also be appended to the generic `cloned base project/.sureai/.directory_structure.md` to maintain a comprehensive log of structural decisions.

**IMPORTANT: No Predefined Document Creation:** This agent *will not* create any of the visible project documents such as `analysis_document.md`, `requirements_document.md`, `architecture_document.md`, `tech_stack_document.md`, `prd_document.md`, `project_plan.md`, `tasks_list.md`, or `sprint_plan.md`. These documents will be generated and managed by their respective agents as the project progresses, ensuring their content is built sequentially and owned by the specialized agents.


---

## DIRECTORY STRUCTURE UPDATE - 2025-10-15 12:25:08

### Directory Structure Methodology for E-commerce Application:

As the Directory Structure Agent for an 'ecom app' project, the following principles will guide the organization of files and folders, ensuring maintainability, scalability, and adherence to best practices, especially within a cloned base project.

*   **Modularity and Domain-Driven Design:** The core of an e-commerce application revolves around distinct business domains. The `backend/` and `frontend/` directories will be structured around these domains (e.g., `products`, `users`, `orders`, `cart`, `payments`, `reviews`). This promotes clear separation of concerns, simplifies feature development, and allows for independent scaling or updating of modules.
*   **Layered Architecture (Backend):** A clear separation of responsibilities within the backend is crucial. This will involve distinct layers for `controllers` (handling incoming requests and responses), `services` (encapsulating business logic), `repositories` (managing data access and persistence), and `models` (defining data structures and business entities).
*   **Component-Based Architecture (Frontend):** The frontend will be organized into a hierarchy of reusable components. This includes atomic components (e.g., `Button`, `Input`), composite components (e.g., `ProductCard`), and page-level components (e.g., `ProductListingPage`). This approach enhances reusability, simplifies testing, and improves development speed.
*   **Configuration Management:** All environment-specific configurations, sensitive secrets, and application settings will be centralized and managed securely, typically through environment variables and dedicated configuration files.
*   **Static Assets & Media:** Dedicated directories will be established for static assets such as images, icons, fonts, and other media files, ensuring they are served efficiently and managed separately from application code.
*   **Testing:** Test files will mirror the source code structure, allowing for easy identification of associated tests for unit, integration, and end-to-end testing, promoting robust code quality.

### Project Organization Approach for E-commerce:

Given the user prompt 'ecom app' and operating within a cloned base project, the directory structure will be meticulously organized as follows. This documentation outlines the planned additions and expected content without performing any file creation due to the 'base project' constraint.

*   **Root Level (`./`):** This is the immediate context. Existing and planned root-level files are critical for project setup and deployment.
    *   `./.io8project/`: System-level metadata and agent state (`.state.json`, `project_metadata.json`). These are handled by the framework.
    *   `./cloned base project/`: The entry point for the existing codebase. This is where the `.sureai/` directory resides.
        *   `./cloned base project/.sureai/`: This crucial directory houses all agent outputs and visible project documents. 
            *   `uploads/`: For documents and images uploaded by the Requirement Builder agent.
            *   Hidden agent files (e.g., `.directory_structure_agent_ecom_app_ecom_app_20251015_121220.md`, `.bmad_*.md`, `.analyst_*.md`) will be placed here, prefixed with a dot.
            *   Visible documents (`analysis_document.md`, `requirements_document.md`, `architecture_document.md`, `tech_stack_document.md`, `prd_document.md`, `project_plan.md`, `tasks_list.md`, `sprint_plan.md`) will be appended/managed here by their respective agents.
    *   `./backend/`: This directory will contain all backend code and related assets (to be created and populated by the Developer Agent).
        *   `src/`: Main application source code.
            *   `modules/` (or `domains/`): Core e-commerce domains.
                *   `users/`: User authentication, profiles, roles.
                    *   `models/`, `controllers/`, `services/`, `repositories/`, `routes/`, `tests/`
                *   `products/`: Product catalog, inventory, categories.
                    *   `models/`, `controllers/`, `services/`, `repositories/`, `routes/`, `tests/`
                *   `orders/`: Order processing, history, status updates.
                    *   `models/`, `controllers/`, `services/`, `repositories/`, `routes/`, `tests/`
                *   `cart/`: Shopping cart management, item addition/removal.
                *   `payments/`: Payment gateway integrations, transaction handling.
                *   `reviews/`: Customer product reviews and ratings.
            *   `config/`: Application configuration, environment loaders.
            *   `utils/`: General utility functions and helper modules.
            *   `middlewares/`: API middleware for request processing (e.g., authentication, logging).
            *   `database/`: Database connection setup, migration scripts, seeding data.
            *   `tests/`: Comprehensive test suite (unit, integration, e2e) for backend.
        *   `dist/` (or `build/`): Compiled or transpiled output from the source code (if applicable).
        *   `node_modules/` (or `vendor/`): Backend dependencies.
        *   `public/`: Static files served directly by the backend (e.g., uploaded product images, user avatars).
    *   `./frontend/`: This directory will house all frontend code and assets (to be created and populated by the Developer Agent).
        *   `src/`: Main application source code.
            *   `assets/`: Static assets such as images, icons, fonts, SVGs.
            *   `components/`: Reusable UI components, categorized by functionality or domain.
                *   `common/`: Generic components (e.g., `Button`, `Modal`, `Spinner`).
                *   `products/`: Product-specific components (e.g., `ProductCard`, `ProductDetails`).
                *   `cart/`: Shopping cart related components.
            *   `pages/` (or `views/`): Top-level components mapped to routes/screens.
                *   `HomePage/`, `ProductListingPage/`, `ProductDetailPage/`, `CartPage/`, `CheckoutPage/`, `UserDashboard/`, `AuthPage/`
            *   `services/`: Frontend API service layers for data fetching and interaction with the backend.
            *   `store/`: State management modules (e.g., Redux slices, Vuex modules, Zustand stores).
            *   `hooks/` (for React-based projects): Custom reusable hooks.
            *   `utils/`: Frontend utility functions, formatters, validators.
            *   `styles/`: Global stylesheets, theme definitions, utility classes.
            *   `router/`: Frontend routing configuration.
        *   `public/`: Static assets directly served by the web server (e.g., `index.html`, `favicon.ico`, `manifest.json`).
        *   `build/` (or `dist/`): Optimized and compiled production bundles.
    *   `./deployment_config.yml`: Root-level deployment configuration for orchestrators like Kubernetes or cloud services (DevOps Agent).
    *   `./Dockerfile.backend`: Root-level Dockerfile for building the backend application image (DevOps Agent).
    *   `./Dockerfile.frontend`: Root-level Dockerfile for building the frontend application image (DevOps Agent).
    *   `./docker-compose.yml`: Root-level Docker Compose file for local development and multi-service orchestration (DevOps Agent).

### File Structure Planning Framework:

*   **API Endpoints:** Backend routes will be defined logically within their respective module directories (e.g., `backend/src/modules/products/routes/productRoutes.js`).
*   **Database Schemas/Models:** Database entity definitions (`models`) will reside alongside their corresponding modules for clear association (e.g., `backend/src/modules/products/models/Product.js`).
*   **UI Components:** Organized by reusability and domain. Common components are in `frontend/src/components/common/`, while feature-specific ones are in `frontend/src/components/<feature>/` (e.g., `frontend/src/components/products/ProductCard.jsx`).
*   **Tests:** Test files will be co-located with the source code they validate, ensuring easy navigation and maintainability (e.g., `backend/src/modules/products/tests/product.test.js`, `frontend/src/pages/CartPage/CartPage.test.jsx`).

### Configuration File Strategy:

*   **`.env`**: For local environment-specific variables and secrets, excluded from version control.
*   **`.env.production`, `.env.development`**: Environment-specific configuration files for different deployment stages.
*   **`config/index.js` (backend)**: A central configuration file within the backend for loading and managing application settings, database connection strings, and third-party API keys (with values pulled from environment variables).
*   **`deployment_config.yml`**: Contains cloud-specific or Kubernetes deployment configurations.
*   **`nginx.conf` (if applicable)**: Configuration for Nginx, potentially acting as a reverse proxy for the backend and serving static frontend assets.

### Customized Directory Structure Workflow for 'ecom app':

This outlines the expected sequence of actions for establishing and maintaining the directory structure for an e-commerce application:

1.  **Initial Project Setup:** A base project is cloned, establishing the fundamental root directories (`./`), `.io8project/`, and the `cloned base project/.sureai/` directory with its initial predefined documents (`analysis_document.md`, `requirements_document.md`, etc.).
2.  **Core Application Directory Definition:** The `backend/` and `frontend/` directories are conceptually defined at the root level, ready for population.
3.  **Root-Level Configurations Definition:** Core infrastructure configuration files (`Dockerfile.backend`, `Dockerfile.frontend`, `docker-compose.yml`, `deployment_config.yml`) are conceptualized at the project root by the DevOps Agent.
4.  **Backend Structure Definition (Developer Agent Role):** The Developer Agent will be responsible for populating the `backend/` directory with a modular structure, including directories for `users`, `products`, `orders`, `cart`, `payments`, along with their respective subdirectories for models, controllers, services, repositories, and tests.
5.  **Frontend Structure Definition (Developer Agent Role):** The Developer Agent will similarly populate the `frontend/` directory with a component-based structure, including `assets`, `components` (categorized), `pages`, `services`, `store`, `hooks`, and `utils`.
6.  **Agent Output Management:** All hidden agent-specific outputs (e.g., this `.directory_structure_agent_ecom_app_ecom_app_20251015_121220.md` file, `.bmad_*.md`, `.analyst_*.md`, etc.) are to be placed within `cloned base project/.sureai/`.
7.  **Visible Document Updates:** The visible project documentation files (e.g., `analysis_document.md`, `requirements_document.md`, `architecture_document.md`) will be progressively appended with content by their respective agents within `cloned base project/.sureai/`.


---

## DIRECTORY STRUCTURE UPDATE - 2025-10-15 12:25:12

# Directory Structure for 'ecom app' Project

This document outlines the standard and customized directory structure for the 'ecom app' project, adhering to the io8 project guidelines. This structure is designed to organize backend, frontend, documentation, and configuration files efficiently, building upon a cloned base project.

## Project Root Overview

The project root (`./`) contains core configuration files, environment-specific deployments, and separate directories for backend and frontend code. It also includes the `.io8project/` metadata directory and the `cloned base project/` which houses the initial codebase and the `.sureai/` agent-specific outputs.

```
./
├── .io8project/
│   ├── .state.json                    # Manages the current state and progress of tasks for the ecom app.
│   └── project_metadata.json          # Stores overall project metadata and configuration for the ecom app.
├── cloned base project/               # The repository cloned as the base for the ecom app project.
│   ├── .sureai/                       # io8 Agent outputs, intermediate files, and project documents.
│     ├── uploads/                     # Storage for documents, images, and other assets uploaded by agents, e.g., for requirements gathering for ecom app.
│     ├── .directory_structure_ecom_app_20251015_121220.md  # This document detailing the project's directory structure (generated by io8Directory Structure Agent).
│     ├── .bmad_agent_ecom_app_20251015_121220.md          # Business Model and Analysis Document output by the BMAD agent for ecom app.
│     ├── .analyst_agent_ecom_app_20251015_121220.md       # Analyst Agent's specific outputs and logs for ecom app.
│     ├── .architect_agent_ecom_app_20251015_121220.md     # Architect Agent's specific outputs and logs for ecom app.
│     ├── .pm_agent_ecom_app_20251015_121220.md            # Project Manager Agent's specific outputs and logs for ecom app.
│     ├── .sm_agent_ecom_app_20251015_121220.md            # Scrum Master Agent's specific outputs and logs for ecom app.
│     ├── .developer_agent_ecom_app_20251015_121220.md     # Developer Agent's specific outputs and logs for ecom app.
│     ├── .devops_agent_ecom_app_20251015_121220.md        # DevOps Agent's specific outputs and logs for ecom app.
│     ├── .bmad_*.md                     # Generic placeholder for additional BMAD agent outputs (hidden) for ecom app.
│     ├── .analyst_*.md                  # Generic placeholder for additional Analyst agent outputs (hidden) for ecom app.
│     ├── .architect_*.md                # Generic placeholder for additional Architect agent outputs (hidden) for ecom app.
│     ├── .developer_*.md                # Generic placeholder for additional Developer agent outputs (hidden) for ecom app.
│     ├── .devops_*.md                   # Generic placeholder for additional DevOps agent outputs (hidden) for ecom app.
│     ├── .pm_*.md                       # Generic placeholder for additional PM agent outputs (hidden) for ecom app.
│     ├── analysis_document.md           # High-level analysis of the ecom app (created by Analyst Agent).
│     ├── requirements_document.md       # Detailed functional and non-functional requirements for the ecom app (created by Analyst Agent).
│     ├── architecture_document.md       # Architectural design and decisions for the ecom app (created by Architect Agent).
│     ├── tech_stack_document.md         # Document detailing the technology stack chosen for the ecom app (created by Architect Agent).
│     ├── prd_document.md                # Product Requirements Document for the ecom app (created by PM Agent).
│     ├── project_plan.md                # Overall project plan and roadmap for the ecom app (created by PM Agent).
│     ├── tasks_list.md                  # Comprehensive list of tasks for the ecom app, managed by Scrum Master and updated by Developer.
│     └── sprint_plan.md                 # Current sprint planning and backlog for the ecom app (created by Scrum Master Agent).
│   └── ...                            # Other files/directories from the original cloned base project.
├── backend/                           # Contains all backend source code, services, and related files for the ecom app.
│   ├── src/                           # Source code for backend services (e.g., API, database interactions, business logic).
│   ├── tests/                         # Unit and integration tests for backend components.
│   ├── config/                        # Backend-specific configuration files (e.g., database connection, environment settings).
│   ├── package.json (or equivalent)   # Dependency management for Node.js, Python, Java etc.
│   └── ...                            # Other backend-specific files like README.md, .gitignore.
├── frontend/                          # Contains all frontend source code, assets, and related files for the ecom app.
│   ├── src/                           # Source code for the user interface (e.g., React components, Vue.js files, HTML, CSS, JS).
│   ├── public/                        # Static assets like index.html, favicon, images, fonts.
│   ├── tests/                         # Unit and E2E tests for frontend components.
│   ├── components/                    # Reusable UI components.
│   ├── pages/                         # Page-specific components/views.
│   ├── assets/                        # Images, fonts, stylesheets not bundled by framework.
│   ├── package.json (or equivalent)   # Dependency management for frontend (e.g., Node.js).
│   └── ...                            # Other frontend-specific files like README.md, .gitignore.
├── deployment_config.yml              # Root-level configuration file for deployment pipelines and environments specific to the ecom app.
├── Dockerfile.backend                 # Dockerfile for building the backend service image of the ecom app.
├── Dockerfile.frontend                # Dockerfile for building the frontend application image of the ecom app.
├── docker-compose.yml                 # Docker Compose file for defining and running multi-container Docker applications (backend, frontend, database, etc.) for the ecom app.
└── nginx.conf                         # Nginx configuration file for routing, proxying, and serving static assets for the ecom app.
```

## Customizations for 'ecom app'

-   **Backend (`backend/`):** Expected to contain services for user authentication, product catalog management, shopping cart logic, order processing, payment integration, and possibly inventory management.
-   **Frontend (`frontend/`):** Expected to contain user interface elements for product display, search, user profiles, shopping cart, checkout flow, and order history.
-   **Configuration (`nginx.conf`):** Specifically included to handle reverse proxying, load balancing, and static file serving for the e-commerce application, often required for robust web applications.
-   **Agent Output Filenames:** Timestamped agent output files within `cloned base project/.sureai/` are explicitly named `_ecom_app_{timestamp}.md` to reflect the specific project, using the provided timestamp `20251015_121220`.


---

## DIRECTORY STRUCTURE UPDATE - 2025-10-15 12:26:04

# Directory Structure for 'ecom app' Project

This document outlines the standard and expected directory structure for an 'ecom app' project within the io8 framework. This structure is designed to ensure proper organization, separation of concerns, and adherence to development best practices.

**Note:** This is a documentation of the directory structure. For a base project, these directories and files are expected to exist or will be created by subsequent agents as part of the project workflow. No actual files or directories are created by this agent for a base project.

```
./
├── .io8project/                           # Project metadata and state persistence
│   ├── .state.json                    # Stores the current state of tasks and workflow
│   └── project_metadata.json          # Stores overall project configuration and details
├── cloned base project/               # The base project repository cloned, containing initial structure
│   ├── .sureai/                       # Agent outputs, internal documents, and uploads (from the cloned project)
│   │   ├── uploads/                   # Directory for uploaded documents and images (e.g., for requirement builder)
│   │   ├── .directory_structure_ecom_app_ecom_app_20251015_121220.md # This document, generated by io8DirectoryStructure Agent
│   │   ├── .bmad_agent_ecom_app_ecom_app_20251015_121220.md          # Output file for Business Model & Analysis Agent
│   │   ├── .analyst_agent_ecom_app_ecom_app_20251015_121220.md       # Output file for Analyst Agent
│   │   ├── .architect_agent_ecom_app_ecom_app_20251015_121220.md     # Output file for Architect Agent
│   │   ├── .pm_agent_ecom_app_ecom_app_20251015_121220.md            # Output file for Project Manager Agent
│   │   ├── .sm_agent_ecom_app_ecom_app_20251015_121220.md            # Output file for Scrum Master Agent
│   │   ├── .developer_agent_ecom_app_ecom_app_20251015_121220.md     # Output file for Developer Agent
│   │   ├── .devops_agent_ecom_app_ecom_app_20251015_121220.md        # Output file for DevOps Agent
│   │   ├── .bmad_*.md                 # Generic hidden outputs from the Business Model & Analysis Agent
│   │   ├── .analyst_*.md              # Generic hidden outputs from the Analyst Agent
│   │   ├── .architect_*.md            # Generic hidden outputs from the Architect Agent
│   │   ├── .developer_*.md            # Generic hidden outputs from the Developer Agent
│   │   ├── .devops_*.md               # Generic hidden outputs from the DevOps Agent
│   │   ├── .pm_*.md                   # Generic hidden outputs from the Project Manager Agent
│   │   ├── analysis_document.md       # Visible document: Detailed analysis of the project (created by Analyst)
│   │   ├── requirements_document.md   # Visible document: User stories, functional and non-functional requirements (created by Analyst)
│   │   ├── architecture_document.md   # Visible document: System architecture and design (created by Architect)
│   │   ├── tech_stack_document.md     # Visible document: Chosen technologies and their rationale (created by Architect)
│   │   ├── prd_document.md            # Visible document: Product Requirements Document (created by PM)
│   │   ├── project_plan.md            # Visible document: High-level project plan and roadmap (created by PM)
│   │   ├── tasks_list.md              # Visible document: List of tasks, managed by Scrum Master, updated by Developer
│   │   └── sprint_plan.md             # Visible document: Current sprint's plan and objectives (created by Scrum Master)
├── backend/                           # Contains all backend source code, services, and APIs for the e-commerce application
│   └── # (e.g., Python/Django, Node.js/Express, Java/Spring Boot code)
├── frontend/                          # Contains all frontend source code, UI components, and assets for the e-commerce user interface
│   └── # (e.g., React, Angular, Vue.js code)
├── deployment_config.yml              # Root-level configuration for deployment pipelines and environment settings
├── Dockerfile.backend                 # Dockerfile for building the backend application image
├── Dockerfile.frontend                # Dockerfile for building the frontend application image
├── docker-compose.yml                 # Defines and runs multi-container Docker applications (e.g., backend, frontend, database)
└── nginx.conf                         # Nginx server configuration, typically for reverse proxy, load balancing, or static file serving
```
