Introduce the Nebula Frontend Foundation
Overview
Establish React, Vite, TypeScript, and Stardust
User
The AeroSim delivery team
What the user can do
Establish React, Vite, TypeScript, and Stardust
Why the user benefits
The capability becomes an explicit, testable project boundary.
User need
The delivery team needs the AeroSim solution to establish React, Vite, TypeScript, and Stardust.
In scope
Establish React, Vite, TypeScript, and Stardust
- StatusProposed
- OwnerAeroSim Scope (proposed; not accepted)
- Parent EpicAEROSIM-EP-1
- Depends onNone
Tasks
AEROSIM-TS-11Planning status: DoneBootstrap the Nebula React and Vite application
Nebula has a production-buildable React application with Vite entry points and strict TypeScript configuration.
- ComponentWeb Application — React/Vite application shell
- Depends onNone
- RequirementsFR-0048, NFR-0007
AEROSIM-TS-12Planning status: DoneEstablish shared Stardust UI primitives
Nebula exposes a single typed Stardust primitive layer that application screens can reuse without duplicating foundation components.
- ComponentWeb Application — shared Stardust primitive layer
- Depends onAEROSIM-TS-11
- RequirementsFR-0048, NFR-0007
AEROSIM-TS-13Planning status: DoneRender and verify a representative routed screen
A representative route renders through the Nebula application shell and shared primitives in component tests and a clean production build.
- ComponentWeb Application — routing and representative screen
- Depends onAEROSIM-TS-12
- RequirementsFR-0048, NFR-0007
AEROSIM-TS-117Planning status: DoneBind the approved Penpot journey to the Release 1.0.0 frontend contract
Delivery workers can resolve one immutable Penpot baseline and deterministic design references before changing the application.
- ComponentWeb Application — release design contract and verification
- Depends onAEROSIM-TS-13
- RequirementsFR-0048, NFR-0007
Acceptance outcomes
- 01
Nebula builds a production React/Vite application with strict TypeScript and shared Stardust primitives.
- 02
A representative routed screen renders through the adopted foundation in automated component and production-build checks.
Functional requirements and measurable criteria
Introduce the Nebula Frontend Foundation
The system shall establish React, Vite, TypeScript, and Stardust.
Acceptance 01
GivenAEROSIM-FT-41 is exercised within its governed scope under supported conditions
Whenthe primary capability path is completed
ThenNebula builds a production React/Vite application with strict TypeScript and shared Stardust primitives
EvidenceFuture reviewed automated and browser evidence must verify this exact outcome against the current requirement.
Acceptance 02
GivenAEROSIM-FT-41 is exercised within its governed scope under supported conditions
Whenthe continuation or repeat path is completed
ThenA representative routed screen renders through the adopted foundation in automated component and production-build checks
EvidenceFuture reviewed automated and browser evidence must verify this exact outcome against the current requirement.
Non-functional requirements
- NFR-0007 — Engineering reproducibility and supply-chain integrity
Repeated validation from the same immutable inputs produces equivalent artifacts and rejects unlicensed, untraceable, invalid, or over-budget inputs.
Risks
- Risk
Partial introduction could leave an ungoverned or duplicated technical boundary.
Original source and prototype evidence
- discord: Engineering Features grounded in the selected AeroSim technology stack.
- discord: Engineering Feature decomposition continuation.
- discord: RootAtSkic directed publication of the agreed Scope update.
Prototype and discovery boundary
Existing implementation is discovery evidence only; it establishes no current approval, acceptance, or release state.