fix(build): add missing CI prebuild script for env var injection - #52
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Helpline104-UI-NEXT had the environment.ci.ts.template with EJS tokens but never got the script to render it, so there was no way to inject real per-environment API URLs/keys at build time and deploy to different envs. Port the ejs-based scripts/ci-prebuild.js pattern used by Helpline104-UI and HWC-UI: it renders environment.ci.ts from the template via process.env, and `npm run build-ci` wires it into the build. Also fixes a bug where the template's own explanatory comment was itself valid EJS syntax and crashed the renderer, and updates CI to exercise the real injection path instead of a sed stand-in. Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Estimated code review effort: 3 (Moderate) | ~20 minutes Merge Risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to The new CI build path can HTML-escape environment values or emit invalid boolean configuration, causing environment-specific builds to fail or ship incorrect client settings. Merge should wait for the values to be serialized as valid TypeScript and booleans to be normalized. Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
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CIWorkflow->>NpmScript: run build-ci
NpmScript->>CiPrebuild: generate environment.ci.ts
CiPrebuild-->>NpmScript: complete environment generation
NpmScript->>AngularBuild: run production CI build
AngularBuild-->>CIWorkflow: complete CI build
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Root-level test screenshots, inbound-shell-screenshots/, and proxy.config.js/json are local testing scratch files (both proxy configs already say "Not for commit" in their own header comments). They kept showing as untracked noise in git status; ignore them so local testing artifacts never risk landing in a commit. Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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In `@scripts/ci-prebuild.js`:
- Line 58: Update the environment template rendering around ejs.render and
ENABLE_CAPTCHA so template values are normalized to valid TypeScript values,
especially converting the string environment flag to a boolean. Serialize
emitted values with JSON.stringify and use raw EJS output instead of
HTML-escaped interpolation, preserving correct ampersands and quotes in
generated strings.
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These are personal local test scratch files, not project conventions — they don't belong in a file the whole team shares. Moved the same patterns to .git/info/exclude instead, which stays local to this clone and is never committed or pushed. Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
EJS's <%= %> tag HTML-escapes output, so any URL containing & (a query string with multiple params) would render as & and break, and quotes in values would turn into entities. process.env.ENABLE_CAPTCHA is also always a string, so passing it straight through as a bare template token could emit "true"/"" as an invalid or wrong TS literal. Pre-serialize string values with JSON.stringify and coerce the captcha flag to a real boolean in ci-prebuild.js, then switch the template to EJS's raw <%- %> tag so those pre-serialized values pass through unescaped. Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Angular 20's esbuild application builder nests browser output under dist/helpline104-next/browser/ by default. Every other AMRIT UI repo's deploy packaging (jar -cvf *.war -C dist .) expects index.html at the root of the dist folder. Set outputPath.browser to empty so the build writes flat to dist/helpline104-next/ again, matching that convention and avoiding a landmine for whoever wires up this repo's deploy job. Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
CI was failing on every commit since build-ci was wired in: TS2307 "Cannot find module '@env/environment'". The @env/* tsconfig path alias resolves to src/environments/environment.ts, which is git-ignored and absent on a fresh checkout. TypeScript needs that file to physically exist to resolve the import at all -- the `ci` build configuration's fileReplacements only swaps its *content* for environment.ci.ts's during bundling, it doesn't make the file exist. My local build looked green only because a stale git-ignored environment.ts from earlier manual testing was still sitting in the working copy, masking this. ci-prebuild.js now writes an empty environment.ts stub if one isn't already present, before the ci build configuration swaps its content. Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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environment.ci.ts.template(EJS tokens) already existed but nothing rendered it. Addedscripts/ci-prebuild.js, porting the sameejs-based pattern used byHelpline104-UI(old) andHWC-UI: it rendersenvironment.ci.tsfrom the template viaprocess.env, with empty-string defaults when unset.ejsdevDependency and abuild-cinpm script (node scripts/ci-prebuild.js && ng build --configuration=production,ci).<%= VAR %>which EJS tried to evaluate as real syntax and crashed the renderer..github/workflows/ci.ymlto runnpm run build-ciinstead of the previoussedstand-in, so CI now exercises the real injection path.Test plan
npm run build-ciwith no env vars set — renders empty-string defaults, builds cleannpm run build-ciwithCOMMON_API_BASE/API_104_BASE/ENABLE_CAPTCHAset — verified values are correctly substituted into the generatedenvironment.ci.tsenvironment.ci.tsstays git-ignored🤖 Generated with Claude Code
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