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fix(client): enforce application path conventions
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@@ -17,6 +17,17 @@ Project-specific testing rules live in `.agents/skills/testing-guide/SKILL.md`.
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Use that skill whenever writing, modifying, reviewing, or planning tests, closing coverage gaps, triaging test failures, or creating test helpers/harnesses. Keep detailed testing conventions there rather than growing this top-level orientation file.
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## Client application URL convention
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- Build PI WEB-owned browser paths as application-relative references without a leading slash, for example `api/...` and `pi-web-plugins/...`.
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- Encode every dynamic path segment with `encodeURIComponent`; encode query values, using `URLSearchParams` for multi-field queries.
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- Resolve each reference exactly once at the browser boundary: ordinary JSON HTTP paths go to `request()`, direct browser APIs receive URLs from helpers backed by `resolveAppUrl()`, and WebSockets use `resolveAppWebSocketUrl()`.
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- Name helpers returning unresolved application references with a `Path` suffix and helpers returning browser-ready absolute values with a `Url` suffix.
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- Plugin module references must go through `resolvePluginModuleUrl()`. Its leading-slash handling is the documented rolling-compatibility exception; do not introduce other leading-root app references.
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- Pre-JavaScript HTML assets use Vite `%BASE_URL%`; PWA manifest references stay `./`-relative. External links, data URLs, and module-relative plugin assets are not application paths.
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- To assess deviations, search production client code for raw `fetch`, `WebSocket`, `XMLHttpRequest`, URL-bearing DOM attributes, and leading `/api` or `/pi-web-plugins` literals. Every app-owned result must follow one of the boundaries above.
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- Published nested deployments require a canonical trailing slash; the reverse proxy must redirect a slashless prefix before serving the app.
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## Configuration conventions
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- `$PI_WEB_DATA_DIR` (`~/.pi-web` by default) contains PI WEB-managed state such as `projects.json` and `machines.json`; do not treat it as the user-editable config API.
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