rosini259/ares

Purpose and Scope

This is a minimal client-side React application scaffolded with TypeScript and Vite. The repository currently contains no domain modules, backend integration, API layer, routing structure, or server deployment code; its architecture is the standard Vite-to-React browser bootstrap.

Application Entry and Rendering

The browser loads the static HTML shell at index.html, which points Vite to the TypeScript entry module. src/main.tsx initializes React and mounts the root application into the DOM. src/App.tsx is the current top-level UI composition boundary.

Paths:

• index.html

• src/main.tsx

• src/App.tsx

Root UI Component

src/App.tsx is the primary application component and the intended starting point for feature composition. It imports application-level styling and renders the current page content. With no router or state provider present, all UI control flow currently originates from this component hierarchy.

Paths:

• src/App.tsx

• src/App.css

Styling Boundary

Global browser/base styles are separated from root-component styles. src/index.css is loaded at application startup and should hold global resets, typography, tokens, or cross-cutting CSS. src/App.css scopes styling associated with the root application UI. There is no established component design system or CSS framework in the tracked source tree.

Paths:

• src/index.css

• src/App.css

• src/main.tsx

Build and Development Runtime

Vite provides the local development server, hot module replacement, TypeScript-oriented build pipeline, and production asset bundling. The application runs in the browser; Node.js and pnpm are development/build-time dependencies rather than an application server runtime. Vite’s React integration is configured through vite.config.ts.

Paths:

• vite.config.ts

• package.json

• pnpm-lock.yaml

TypeScript and Quality Controls

TypeScript configuration is layered: tsconfig.json is the workspace-level configuration, while tsconfig.app.json targets browser application code and tsconfig.node.json supports Vite/Node-side configuration. Oxlint configuration supplies static lint rules. These are engineering boundaries, not runtime components.

Paths:

• tsconfig.json

• tsconfig.app.json

• tsconfig.node.json

• .oxlintrc.json

Repository Extension Points

The next architectural additions should branch from src/App.tsx: introduce feature modules, routing, state/data providers, and service adapters only when product requirements require them. No external services, persistent storage, authentication provider, API endpoint, infrastructure definition, or CI/CD implementation is represented in the current tree. Internal OpenCode skills define contributor workflows but do not participate in the built application.

Paths:

• src/App.tsx

• AGENTS.md

• .opencode/skill