frappe-router
Route to the appropriate Frappe skill based on task type. Use as the entry point when working on Frappe projects to determine which specialized skill to apply.
What this skill does
# Frappe Router Route to the appropriate Frappe skill based on your task. ## When to use - First step when starting any Frappe-related work - To determine which specialized skill applies to your task ## Procedure ### 0) Identify task type | Task | Skill | |------|-------| | Understand project structure, versions, apps | → `frappe-project-triage` | | Scaffold new app, hooks, architecture, background jobs | → `frappe-app-development` | | Create/modify DocTypes, fields, controllers | → `frappe-doctype-development` | | Build REST/RPC APIs, webhooks, integrations | → `frappe-api-development` | | Customize Desk UI, form scripts, list views, JS API | → `frappe-desk-customization` | | Build Vue 3 frontends with Frappe UI, portals | → `frappe-frontend-development` | | UI/UX patterns from CRM/Helpdesk/HRMS | → `frappe-ui-patterns` | | Create print formats, email templates, Jinja, PDFs | → `frappe-printing-templates` | | Build reports (Builder, Query, Script) | → `frappe-reports` | | Create public web forms for data collection | → `frappe-web-forms` | | Write or run tests | → `frappe-testing` | | Set up dev environment with Docker/FM | → `frappe-manager` | | Build CRM/Helpdesk/enterprise systems | → `frappe-enterprise-patterns` | ### 1) Run triage first (recommended) Before deep work, run `frappe-project-triage` to understand: - Project type (bench/FM/standalone) - Frappe version - Installed apps - Available tooling ### 2) Combine skills as needed Complex tasks may require multiple skills: - New app = `frappe-app-development` + `frappe-doctype-development` + `frappe-api-development` + `frappe-testing` - Feature with UI = `frappe-doctype-development` + `frappe-desk-customization` + `frappe-api-development` - Custom frontend = `frappe-frontend-development` + `frappe-api-development` - Document workflow = `frappe-doctype-development` + `frappe-printing-templates` + `frappe-reports` - Enterprise app = `frappe-enterprise-patterns` + `frappe-doctype-development` ## Quick decision tree ``` Is this about understanding the project? → frappe-project-triage Is this about creating a new app or app architecture? → frappe-app-development Is this about data models or DocTypes? → frappe-doctype-development Is this about APIs or external access? → frappe-api-development Is this about Desk UI, form scripts, or client-side JS? → frappe-desk-customization Is this about a Vue 3 frontend or portal? → frappe-frontend-development Is this about UI/UX patterns or app design? → frappe-ui-patterns Is this about print formats, PDFs, or Jinja templates? → frappe-printing-templates Is this about reports or data analysis views? → frappe-reports Is this about public web forms? → frappe-web-forms Is this about testing? → frappe-testing Is this about local dev environment? → frappe-manager Is this a complex enterprise system? → frappe-enterprise-patterns ``` ## Guardrails - **Always run triage first** before making code changes to unknown projects - **Check Frappe version** before recommending features (API availability varies significantly between v13, v14, v15, v16) - **Don't assume ERPNext** - many projects use Frappe Framework without ERPNext - **Verify site context** - commands like `bench migrate` affect specific sites ## Common Mistakes | Mistake | Why It Fails | Fix | |---------|--------------|-----| | Skipping project triage | Applying wrong patterns for version | Always run triage first | | Using ERPNext-specific code in Frappe-only projects | Module not found errors | Check installed apps first | | Wrong skill for task | Incomplete implementation | Match task type to skill carefully | | Ignoring version differences | Deprecated/missing APIs | Check version compatibility in skill references | | Working on wrong site | Changes don't appear | Always specify `--site` flag | | Using vanilla JS/jQuery for frontends | Ecosystem mismatch | Use Frappe UI (Vue 3) via `frappe-frontend-development` | | Custom app shell for CRUD apps | Inconsistent UX | Follow CRM/Helpdesk patterns via `frappe-enterprise-patterns` |
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