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Quick-reference for scaffolding an ArcGIS Maps SDK 5.1 project. Read before generating setup code.

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    Default pnpm; PKG_MANAGER=npm bash scripts/scaffold.sh to override.

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AGENTS.md

Agent Guide: arcgis-starter-app

Quick-reference for scaffolding an ArcGIS Maps SDK 5.1 project. Read before generating setup code.

Quick Decision Tree

  1. Framework?
    • Vanilla TS → run scripts/scaffold.sh.
    • React 19+ → Map Components as custom elements + onarcgis* event props.
    • Angular → CUSTOM_ELEMENTS_SCHEMA + explicit component CSS import.
  2. Package manager?
    • Default pnpm; PKG_MANAGER=npm bash scripts/scaffold.sh to override.

Setup Checklist

  • Vite vanilla-ts template, moduleResolution: "bundler", plus "strict": true (the template omits it).
  • @arcgis/core, @arcgis/map-components and @esri/calcite-components all ^5.1.
  • esriConfig.apiKey = import.meta.env.VITE_ARCGIS_API_KEY.
  • .env in .gitignore (the template does not do it); ship .env.example.
  • View from await el.viewOnReady(); el.view, never event.detail.view.
  • Container height set (html,body,arcgis-map { height:100% }).

Anti-patterns (one-liner reminders)

  • ❌ (e as CustomEvent).detail.view — detail is null, it throws.
  • ❌ cp .env.example .env without ignoring .env.
  • ❌ arcgis/* basemaps with no key — sign-in dialog, view never ready.
  • ❌ moduleResolution: "node" — removed in TS 7.

Files in This Skill

  • SKILL.md / SKILL.es.md — full guides
  • references/api-detail.md — config, tsconfig, env vars
  • references/examples.md — React 19 + Angular integration
  • references/pitfalls.md — extended troubleshooting
  • scripts/scaffold.sh — bootstrap a project
  • scripts/snippet-main.ts — the generated entry point (smoke-tested)

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