# io8 Project Builder Plan: weather_app_20250926_094440

This document outlines the scaffolding plan for the `weather_app_20250926_094440` project, including backend and frontend structures, directory strategy, build tools, and pre-developer checks.

## High-Level Scaffolding Plan

### Backend (Spring Boot)
-   **Core Structure**: Standard Spring Boot application with `src/main/java` for source code, `src/main/resources` for configurations, and `src/test/java` for tests.
-   **API Endpoints**: RESTful APIs will be generated based on the `WeatherDisplay` wireframe, including endpoints for retrieving weather data.
-   **Database Integration**: JPA/Hibernate for MySQL integration, with entities corresponding to the wireframe fields.
-   **Service Layer**: Business logic for weather data retrieval and processing.
-   **Controller Layer**: Exposing REST endpoints for the frontend.

### Frontend (Angular Clarity)
-   **Core Structure**: Standard Angular application with `src/app` for components, services, and modules.
-   **Components**: A main `WeatherDisplay` component to render weather information.
-   **Services**: Angular services to interact with the Spring Boot backend APIs.
-   **Routing**: Basic routing for the application.
-   **UI Framework**: Clarity Design System for consistent and accessible UI components.

## Directory and File Scaffolding Strategy

The project will follow a standard structure generated by io8 MCP and Angular CLI/Spring Initializr.

-   `/tmp/bmad_output/weather_app_20250926_094440/` (Project Root)
    -   `.io8project/` (io8 project metadata)
    -   `.sureai/` (Agent-specific files and responses)
        -   `io8_mcp/`
            -   `responses/`
                -   `create_project.out` (JSON response from project creation)
                -   `build_app.out` (JSON response from app build)
                -   `git_pull_successful.out` (Confirmation of successful git pull)
                -   `create_wireframe.out` (JSON response from wireframe creation)
    -   `weather_app_20250926_094440-b/` (Backend - Spring Boot)
        -   `src/main/java/`
            -   `com/example/weatherapp/` (Base package)
                -   `controller/WeatherDisplayController.java`
                -   `service/WeatherDisplayService.java`
                -   `repository/WeatherDisplayRepository.java`
                -   `model/WeatherDisplay.java` (Entity based on wireframe)
        -   `src/main/resources/`
            -   `application.properties` (Spring Boot configuration)
        -   `pom.xml` (Maven build file)
    -   `weather_app_20250926_094440-f/` (Frontend - Angular Clarity)
        -   `src/app/`
            -   `weather-display/`
                -   `weather-display.component.ts`
                -   `weather-display.component.html`
                -   `weather-display.component.css`
            -   `app.module.ts`
            -   `app-routing.module.ts`
        -   `angular.json` (Angular CLI configuration)
        -   `package.json` (Node.js package configuration)
    -   `.git/` (Git repository)
    -   `README.md` (Project README)

## Build Tools and Scripts

-   **Backend**: Maven (`pom.xml`) will be used for building the Spring Boot application.
    -   `mvn clean install`: To build the project and run tests.
    -   `mvn spring-boot:run`: To run the Spring Boot application.
-   **Frontend**: Angular CLI (`package.json`) will be used for building and serving the Angular application.
    -   `npm install`: To install frontend dependencies.
    -   `ng serve`: To serve the Angular application locally.
    -   `ng build`: To build the application for production.

## Pre-Developer Checks

Before further development, the following checks should be performed:

1.  **Verify Project Structure**: Ensure that the backend (Spring Boot) and frontend (Angular Clarity) project directories and their basic file structures are correctly generated after the `git pull`.
2.  **Dependency Check**: Confirm that `pom.xml` (backend) and `package.json` (frontend) contain the necessary dependencies for Spring Boot, MySQL, Angular, and Clarity.
3.  **Basic Build Verification**:
    -   Attempt to build the backend: `cd weather_app_20250926_094440-b && mvn clean install`.
    -   Attempt to install frontend dependencies: `cd weather_app_20250926_094440-f && npm install`.
4.  **Configuration Files**: Check `application.properties` for correct database connection settings.
5.  **Wireframe Integration**: Verify that the generated backend code includes basic structures (e.g., entity, controller, service) corresponding to the `WeatherDisplay` wireframe.
