Cubic Configuration
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Cubic Configuration defines the development standards, automated review behaviors, and architectural constraints for the @pcstyle/toast project. It acts as a governance layer that ensures high code quality, strict type safety, and adherence to specific module standards during the development lifecycle of the toast notification system.
The configuration integrates with the Cubic SDK to provide automated pull request descriptions, architecture diagram generation, and custom rule enforcement. This ensures that the React-based, cyberpunk-themed notification library maintains its technical integrity as it evolves.
Sources: cubic.yaml:1-5, package.json:2-5
Core Development Standards
The project utilizes a strict TypeScript environment and specific module definitions to ensure compatibility across different consumer environments.
TypeScript and ESM Standards
The project is configured as a native ECMAScript Module (ESM) but is designed to satisfy both ESM and CJS consumers. The compilation target is set to ES2020 to balance modern features with compatibility.
| Property | Value | Description |
|---|---|---|
| Target | ES2020 | JavaScript version for output |
| Module | ESNext | Module system for compilation |
| Strict Mode | True | Enables all strict type-checking options |
| JSX | react-jsx | Support for React 18/19 components |
Sources: tsconfig.json:3-13, package.json:6-15, cubic.yaml:29-31
Custom Enforcement Rules
Cubic is configured with high-sensitivity review settings and incremental commit checking. Two primary custom rules are enforced:
- STRICT_TYPES: Prohibits the use of
anytypes or non-null assertions. Public APIs must have explicit return types. - ESM_STANDARDS: Validates package exports and module definitions to ensure the library functions correctly in various environments.
Sources: cubic.yaml:7-13, cubic.yaml:26-31
Automated Review Pipeline
The Cubic integration automates the validation of code changes and the documentation of pull requests.
The review pipeline prioritizes type safety and API consistency as defined in the SDK Package focus instructions.
Sources: cubic.yaml:8-17, cubic.yaml:25-31
Project Structure and Build Logic
The build process is managed via the TypeScript compiler, targeting the dist directory for distribution.
Build Configuration
The system excludes node_modules and the dist folder from both the TypeScript compiler and the Cubic review process to prevent unnecessary overhead.
| Field | Configuration | Source File |
|---|---|---|
| Build Script | tsc | package.json:19 |
| Output Directory | ./dist | tsconfig.json:10 |
| Root Directory | ./src | tsconfig.json:11 |
| Ignored in Review | **/node_modules/**, **/dist/**, **/*.lock* | cubic.yaml:20-23 |
Dependency Integration
The configuration ensures that core dependencies like framer-motion and react are treated as peer dependencies to avoid version conflicts in consumer applications.
Sources: package.json:22-26
Notification System Architecture
While Cubic governs the configuration, the system it manages is a React-based toast notification provider. The data flow moves from the global toast API into a centralized store, which is then consumed by the ToastProvider.
The architecture supports dual-theme support (Cyberpunk and Minimal) and utilizes framer-motion for layout transitions.
Sources: src/store.ts:25-45, src/provider.tsx:21-40, src/index.ts:11-13
Summary
The Cubic Configuration for @pcstyle/toast establishes a rigorous development environment focused on type safety and modern module standards. By combining strict TypeScript configurations with automated Cubic review rules, the project ensures that its "Cyberpunk" themed notification system remains technically robust and easy to integrate for ESM and CJS consumers alike.