Summary
I built a mod, but while the cmd mods list showed it as available in the project, the command it had did not appear.
Turns out there was a compilation issue, but I had no way of knowing:
in the @.commandcode/mods/erd.ts there should be comands but i have reloaded but i dont see them available. but i see it is available cmd mods list
Built-in mods (4)
provider-anthropic · builtin
provider-copilot · builtin
provider-openai · builtin
update-notice · builtin
Mods (1)
erd · project
✻ Thought for 1 second [ctrl+o to expand]
⠶ Let me look at your mod file and check the Command Code mod docs to figure out why the commands aren't appearing.
READ [.commandcode/mods/erd.ts] 1011 lines
✻ Thought for 6 seconds [ctrl+o to expand]
⠶ Let me check if there's a TypeScript compilation issue or missing dependency.
SHELL [ls ~/projects/dthyresson/erd-mod/node_modules/@commandcode/harness 2>&1 | head -5]
│ ls: /Users/dthyresson/projects/dthyresson/erd-mod/node_modules/@commandcode/harness: No such file...
└ ... [ctrl+o to expand]
SHELL [ls ~/projects/dthyresson/erd-mod/schema/ 2>&1]
└ schema.sql
SHELL [node -e "try { require('~/projects/dthyresson/erd-mod/.commandcode/mods/erd.ts'); } catch(e) { co...]
│ Invalid regular expression: /^\s*\S+\s+([A-Za-z_]+(?:\s*\([^)]*(?:\([^)]*\)[^)]*)*\))?(?:\s|$)/i:...
└ ... [ctrl+o to expand]
✻ Thought for 29 seconds [ctrl+o to expand]
⠶ Found the issue. The regex on line 115 has an unmatched parenthesis — the capture group ( is never closed, making the regex invalid. This causes the mod to fail
to load entirely, which is why /cmd mods list shows it but none of its commands appear.
Expected Behavior
- the mod builder should run some type or compile checks
- on load of the mod, warn that a mod failed to load so can correct (or status of disable due to error)
- something to know while mod isn't working/available
Actual Behavior
- mod listed but commands it implements not present
Steps to reproduce the issue
- use mod builder but introduce some type or build compilation error in it
Command Code Version
1.5.0
Operating System
macOS
Terminal/IDE
ghostty
Shell
zsh
Additional context
No response
Summary
I built a mod, but while the
cmd mods listshowed it as available in the project, the command it had did not appear.Turns out there was a compilation issue, but I had no way of knowing:
Expected Behavior
Actual Behavior
Steps to reproduce the issue
Command Code Version
1.5.0
Operating System
macOS
Terminal/IDE
ghostty
Shell
zsh
Additional context
No response