* fix(webhook-notifier): add build step and export built files
The webhook-notifier plugin exported raw TypeScript source from its
package.json exports (./sandbox pointed to src/sandbox-entry.ts).
When the Vite plugin resolved this at site build time, it embedded
unbuilt TypeScript into the sandbox module, causing "Unexpected token
'{'" errors at runtime.
Add a tsdown build step (matching sandboxed-test's pattern) and update
the exports map to point to dist/*.mjs.
Fixes #150
* fix(core): reject unbuilt source in sandbox module generator and bundle validator
Add two validation checks to prevent plugins with misconfigured exports
from silently breaking site builds:
1. generateSandboxedPluginsModule() now throws a clear error if a
sandbox entrypoint resolves to a TypeScript/JSX source file instead
of pre-built JavaScript. This catches the problem at site build time
with an actionable message.
2. The `emdash bundle` command now validates that all package.json
exports point to built files (.js/.mjs), not source (.ts/.tsx/.jsx).
This catches the misconfiguration at plugin publish time, before
consumers are affected.
Fixes #150
* chore: add changeset for sandbox source validation
* fix: use slash syntax for e18e rule override in oxlintrc
The test file override for e18e/prefer-static-regex used parenthesis
syntax ("e18e(prefer-static-regex)") which is the diagnostic display
format, not the config format. Changed to slash syntax to match the
top-level rule declarations so the override actually takes effect.
* test: add tests for sandbox source validation
Add tests for both validation checks:
- generateSandboxedPluginsModule: verifies it embeds pre-built JS,
rejects .ts/.tsx/.mts source files, and includes the plugin ID in
error messages.
- findSourceExports: verifies it flags .ts/.tsx/.mts/.cts/.jsx exports,
accepts .mjs/.js exports, and handles conditional export maps.
Also extracts findSourceExports() from the inline bundle.ts validation
into bundle-utils.ts so it can be tested without the CLI harness.
* fix(atproto, audit-log): add build step and export built files
Same issue as webhook-notifier — both plugins exported raw TypeScript
source from their package.json sandbox exports. Add tsdown build steps
and update exports to point to dist/*.mjs.
* refactor(smoke): replace sequential per-site astro builds with recursive pnpm build
The build verification section was running `astro build` individually
and sequentially for every demo and template (~12 sites). Replace with
a single `pnpm run --recursive --filter {./demos/*} --filter
{./templates/*} build` which pnpm parallelizes automatically.
emdash
The core EmDash CMS package - an Astro-native, agent-portable reimplementation of WordPress.
Installation
npm install emdash
Features
- Content Management - Collections, fields, Live Collections integration
- Media Library - Upload via signed URLs, S3-compatible storage
- Full-Text Search - FTS5 with Porter stemming, per-collection config
- Navigation Menus - Hierarchical menus with URL resolution
- Taxonomies - Categories, tags, custom taxonomies
- Widget Areas - Content, menu, and component widgets
- Sections - Reusable content blocks
- Plugin System - Hooks, storage, settings, admin pages
- WordPress Import - WXR, REST API, WordPress.com
Quick Start
// astro.config.mjs
import { defineConfig } from "astro/config";
import emdash, { local } from "emdash/astro";
import { sqlite } from "emdash/db";
export default defineConfig({
integrations: [
emdash({
database: sqlite({ url: "file:./data.db" }),
storage: local({
directory: "./uploads",
baseUrl: "/_emdash/api/media/file",
}),
}),
],
});
// src/live.config.ts
import { defineLiveCollection } from "astro:content";
import { emdashLoader } from "emdash/runtime";
export const collections = {
_emdash: defineLiveCollection({ loader: emdashLoader() }),
};
API
import {
getEmDashCollection,
getEmDashEntry,
getSiteSettings,
getMenu,
getTaxonomyTerms,
getWidgetArea,
search,
} from "emdash";
// Content
const { entries } = await getEmDashCollection("posts");
const { entry } = await getEmDashEntry("posts", "hello-world");
// Site settings
const settings = await getSiteSettings();
// Navigation
const menu = await getMenu("primary");
// Taxonomies
const categories = await getTaxonomyTerms("categories");
// Widgets
const sidebar = await getWidgetArea("sidebar");
// Search
const results = await search("hello world", { collections: ["posts"] });
Documentation
See the documentation site for guides, API reference, and plugin development.