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QWEN.md

This file provides guidance to Qwen Code when working with code in this repository.

Project Overview

php-node-renderer-playground is an early-stage playground/experiment repository with no source code yet. The working tree contains only this file and .mcp.json, and the git repository has no commits.

Based on the project name, the intended purpose is exploring PHP and Node.js rendering — e.g., how PHP and Node renderers can interoperate, share rendering logic, or be combined for server-side rendering. Nothing has been implemented yet; treat this repo as a blank slate.

Tools & Configuration

  • .mcp.json — Configures an MCP server for the Astro docs (https://mcp.docs.astro.build/mcp). The mcp__Astro_docs__search_astro_docs_1e828ud tool is available to search official Astro framework documentation. This suggests Astro (or a similar Node-based renderer) is a likely candidate for the rendering experiments. Use it when questions about Astro's rendering, SSR, or SSG behavior come up.

Building and Running

No build, run, or test commands exist yet. The project has not been scaffolded.

  • TODO: Once the stack is chosen (e.g., a PHP runtime + Node/Astro renderer), document the setup and key commands here (install, dev server, build, test).
  • Until then, do not assume any toolchain (composer, npm, etc.) is present — verify against files in the repo before recommending commands.

Development Conventions

No conventions established yet. When code is added:

  • Follow the conventions of whichever frameworks are chosen (e.g., Astro conventions for any Node/SSR side; PSR-12 for PHP if PHP is introduced).
  • Keep the playground nature in mind: this repo is for experiments, so prefer small, self-contained examples over full application scaffolding.