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cc-statusline is a TypeScript CLI tool that generates custom statuslines for Claude Code. It creates optimized bash scripts that display directory, git info, model name, usage costs, and session time in the terminal. The codebase follows a modular ESM TypeScript architecture: Key design patterns: - Feature flags determine which bash code blocks are included in generated scripts - All bash generation is template-based with conditional sections - Mock testing simulates Claude Code's JSON input for preview functionality Build System: Uses…

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# CLAUDE.md

This file provides guidance to Claude Code (claude.ai/code) when working with code in this repository.

## Project Overview

cc-statusline is a TypeScript CLI tool that generates custom statuslines for Claude Code. It creates optimized bash scripts that display directory, git info, model name, usage costs, and session time in the terminal.

## Development Commands

```bash
# Install dependencies
npm install

# Build the project (required before testing)
npm run build

# Watch mode for development
npm run dev

# Test the CLI locally
./dist/index.js init --no-install
./dist/index.js preview ./test-statusline.sh

# Test as if installed globally
npx . init

# Test the generated statusline with mock data
./test_debug.sh

# Run installation tests
./test/test-installation.sh
```

## Architecture

The codebase follows a modular ESM TypeScript architecture:

- **CLI Layer** (`src/cli/`): Commander.js-based CLI with interactive prompts using Inquirer
- **Generator Layer** (`src/generators/`): Creates optimized bash scripts based on user configuration
- **Feature Modules** (`src/features/`): Isolated implementations for git, usage tracking, and colors
- **Utility Layer** (`src/utils/`): Installation, validation, and testing utilities

Key design patterns:
- Feature flags determine which bash code blocks are included in generated scripts
- All bash generation is template-based with conditional sections
- Mock testing simulates Claude Code's JSON input for preview functionality

## Key Implementation Details

**Build System**: Uses tsup for ESM bundling with Node 16+ target. The `#!/usr/bin/env node` shebang is automatically added during build.

**Generated Scripts**: The bash statuslines are self-contained with graceful fallbacks when dependencies (jq, git, ccusage) are missing. Scripts execute in <100ms with minimal resource usage.

**Installation Flow**: 
1. Collects user preferences via inquirer prompts
2. Generates optimized bash script with only selected features
3. Writes to `.claude/statusline.sh` with execute permissions
4. Updates `.claude/settings.json` to register the statusline command

**Testing Approach**: Preview command uses mock Claude Code JSON data to test statuslines before installation. Real testing requires manual verification with Claude Code running.

## Critical Bug-Prone Areas

**JSON Parsing in Bash**: The `bash-generator.ts` file contains a fallback JSON parser for systems without `jq`. This uses complex grep/sed patterns with careful quote escaping. The quotes in the grep patterns must be escaped as `\\"` in the TypeScript template strings to generate valid bash code.

**Quote Escaping in bash-generator.ts**: Lines 100-105 contain grep patterns that require double escaping:
- TypeScript template literal needs `\\` for a single backslash
- Bash needs `\"` for escaped quotes
- Combined: `\\"\\${field}\\"` to produce `"${field}"` in the final bash script

## Important Conventions

- Use ESM imports with `.js` extensions (even for `.ts` files)
- Maintain 2-space indentation without semicolons
- Follow conventional commits format for commit messages
- Generated bash scripts must be POSIX-compliant with fallbacks

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