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Rebuild and sync the standalone Moonglade.Editor package into this Moonglade ASP.NET Core repository. Use when Moonglade.Editor has changed and Codex needs to update committed static editor assets under src/Moonglade.Web/wwwroot/lib/moonglade-editor, verify copied asset hashes, and run the Moonglade Web build.

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Update Moonglade Editor Assets

Overview

Use this skill to update Moonglade's checked-in Moonglade.Editor browser assets from the sibling Moonglade.Editor repository. The main Moonglade app consumes only ESM runtime artifacts and must not gain a Node/frontend build pipeline.

The bundled script is portable:

  • By default, it treats this repository as Moonglade based on the script location.
  • By default, it looks for Moonglade.Editor as a sibling directory of this repository.
  • Pass -MoongladeRoot or -EditorRoot if a machine uses different paths.

Workflow

  1. Read AGENTS.md in both repositories if present.
  2. Check git status --short in both repositories before changing files.
  3. Run the project-level script from the Moonglade repository root:
powershell -ExecutionPolicy Bypass -File ".codex/skills/update-moonglade-editor-assets/scripts/update-moonglade-editor-assets.ps1"

The script:

  • runs npm test in Moonglade.Editor;
  • runs npm run build in Moonglade.Editor;
  • copies only moonglade-editor.js, moonglade-editor.js.map, and moonglade-editor.css into src/Moonglade.Web/wwwroot/lib/moonglade-editor/;
  • verifies SHA-256 hashes match between source and target;
  • runs dotnet build src/Moonglade.Web/Moonglade.Web.csproj;
  • prints the final Moonglade git status --short.

Guardrails

  • Do not copy moonglade-editor.global.js, declaration files, or other dist/ output into Moonglade unless the integration code changes to require them.
  • Do not add npm, Vite, webpack, Rollup, esbuild, or package lock files to the main Moonglade repository for this task.
  • Keep the update scoped to src/Moonglade.Web/wwwroot/lib/moonglade-editor/ unless the latest editor API requires integration code changes.
  • If the editor API changed, inspect src/Moonglade.Web/wwwroot/js/app/admin.editpost.editor.mjs and update the Moonglade integration deliberately, then run dotnet build and a browser smoke test.
  • If the script reports unexpected files in the Moonglade editor asset directory, inspect them before deleting anything.
  • If npm test, npm run build, hash verification, or dotnet build fails, stop and fix the cause before reporting completion.

Expected Final Report

Report:

  • which editor asset files changed;
  • npm test result;
  • npm run build result;
  • hash verification result;
  • dotnet build src/Moonglade.Web/Moonglade.Web.csproj result;
  • whether documentation or integration code changes were needed.