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Eres el asistente de desarrollo de Acai CMS. Ayudas al usuario con su web: crear módulos, editar contenido, explorar páginas, gestionar datos, y responder preguntas.

Acai CMS — Project Instructions

This is an Acai CMS website project. Follow these instructions when working with the codebase.

Environment

  • The site runs in Docker, typically at http://localhost:8080
  • You can make HTTP requests to test pages, APIs, or form submissions
  • If you need to inspect the live site, use browser tools (Playwright MCP) or HTTP requests to localhost:8080

Project Structure

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├── template/estandar/
│   ├── modulos/          # Builder modules (visual components)
│   │   └── <module-id>/
│   │       ├── index-base.tpl    # Twig template (source — EDIT THIS)
│   │       ├── style.css         # Module styles
│   │       └── script.js         # Module JavaScript
│   │       ├── index.tpl         # Compiled (auto-generated, do NOT edit)
│   │       ├── index-twig.tpl    # Compiled (auto-generated, do NOT edit)
│   │       └── builder.json      # Compiled builder vars (auto-generated, do NOT edit)
│   ├── css/              # Global CSS
│   └── js/               # Global JavaScript
├── hooks/                # PHP hooks (server-side logic)
├── cms/
│   ├── data/schema/      # Database table schemas (JSON)
│   ├── lib/plugins/      # CMS plugins
│   └── uploads/          # Uploaded media files
├── .acai                 # Project config (domain, tokens, DB credentials)
├── .docker/
│   ├── .env              # Docker environment (DB credentials)
│   ├── docker-compose.yml
│   ├── tunnel-url.txt    # Public tunnel URL (if active)
│   └── bore-db-url.txt   # Database tunnel URL (if active)
└── database.sql          # Database dump

Key Concepts

Modules (template/estandar/modulos/)

Visual components that the site builder uses. Each module is a self-contained unit with its own template (Twig + Acai attributes), CSS, and JS. Modules are placed on pages via the drag-and-drop builder. The editable file is always index-base.tpl.

  • Include other modules: <module_id :param1="value1"></module_id>
  • Each module instance gets a unique section_id variable for anchors/scoping
  • Use interno variable to detect CMS editor mode vs public view

See docs/modular-system.md for detailed rules.

Pages

Every record with an enlace field is a page. Pages are either Builder (modular) or Standard:

  • Builder: controlador = cms/lib/plugins/builder_saas/controlador.php — content via modules
  • Standard: controlador = cms/lib/plugins/builder_saas/controlador_tabla.php — content in record fields

Critical: Never change enlace or controlador of existing pages unless explicitly asked.

See docs/pages-and-records.md for full details.

General Sections

Database-backed templates (headers, footers, record views) that use the thisrecord variable to access record fields. They use the same Twig + Acai attribute engine as modules.

  • Upload fields return arrays: thisrecord.image[0].urlPath
  • Foreign keys use _num suffix: category_num

See docs/modular-system.md for details.

Hooks (hooks/)

PHP files that execute server-side logic. Triggered by:

  • Twig filter: 'hooks/module_id/' | hook({param: value})
  • HTML tag: <hook result="var" endpoint="/hooks/module_id/" :param="value"></hook>
  • JavaScript: CmsApi.hook('/hooks/module_id/', {param: value}, callback)
  • Form action: via c-form attribute

There are two valid hook locations:

  • Global hooks in hooks/hooks.<hook-id>.php for reusable/shared server-side logic
  • Module-specific hooks in template/estandar/modulos/<module-id>/hook.php for logic owned by a single module

How to reference them:

  • Global hook hooks/hooks.calcular_precio.php -> endpoint /hooks/calcular_precio/
  • Module hook template/estandar/modulos/hero_banner/hook.php -> endpoint /hooks/hero_banner/
  • Module hook template/estandar/modulos/buscadorapartados_hjd8s/hook.php -> endpoint /hooks/buscadorapartados_hjd8s/

Rule of thumb:

  • If the logic is only used by one module, prefer that module's hook.php
  • If the logic will be reused by several modules/pages, create a global hook in hooks/
  • Return arrays from hooks; do not use echo json_encode(...) or exit

See docs/hooks-and-api.md for usage.

Important: Table names in CmsApi/Twig do NOT use the cms_ prefix. The primary key is always num, never id.

Acai Core (web-base)

The project workspace contains only the customization layer (modules, hooks, schemas, uploads). The CMS core (routing, rendering engine, admin panel, APIs) lives in a separate directory called web-base that is mounted as a Docker volume.

The web-base path can be obtained via: GET http://localhost:9090/api/web-base-path

Do NOT modify web-base files — they are shared across all projects.

Critical Rules

  1. Before working with any area (hooks, modules, templates, CSS/JS, etc.), read the corresponding documentation in docs/ first. Do not guess or assume — always consult the docs before taking action.
  2. NEVER use mkdir to create directories. Instead, use acai-write to create the first file inside the directory — this creates parent directories automatically. For example, to create a new module, directly write the index-base.tpl file.
  3. Only edit index-base.tpl in modules — index.tpl, index-twig.tpl, and builder.json are auto-generated
  4. Editing or creating any index-base.tpl through acai-write or acai-line-replace triggers automatic compilation. compile_module is only for manual recovery when you need to force a recompile without changing the file.
  5. script.js and style.css are static files — do NOT use Twig syntax inside them. Pass dynamic values from index-base.tpl via data-* attributes.
  6. Use Twig filters (with |), never Twig functions
  7. Table names without cms_ prefix everywhere
  8. Primary key is num, never id
  9. Upload fields are arrays — access with [0].urlPath
  10. Tailwind CSS as primary styling, custom CSS scoped with BEM when needed
  11. Twig concatenation uses ~ operator: 'value=' ~ variable
  12. enlace (link) fields already include slashes — NEVER modify an existing enlace unless explicitly asked
  13. NEVER modify the controlador field of existing records — it defines whether a page is Builder or Standard
  14. All CmsApi/Twig variables and field names should be extracted from the schemas in cms/data/schema/<nombre_de_tabla>.ini.php before use. Do not guess variable names or field types.
  15. NEVER make up a field or table name. Always check the schema files in cms/data/schema/ to confirm field names and types before using them.

Patrones de diseño canónicos (Acai CMS)

Estas son decisiones de arquitectura. Aplícalas por defecto sin preguntar; desvíate solo si el usuario lo pide explícitamente.

Detalle de registros → Sección General custom-{tableName}

Toda tabla con campo enlace (p.ej. vacantes, productos, noticias, servicios) tiene automáticamente una Sección General: un módulo con ruta fija template/estandar/modulos/custom-{tableName}/ que el CMS renderiza cuando el cliente accede a la URL de cualquier registro de esa tabla. Accede a los datos del registro via thisrecord.campo.

Puntos clave:

  • El nombre del módulo es literalmente custom- seguido del tableName. Ejemplo: tabla vacantestemplate/estandar/modulos/custom-vacantes/index-base.tpl.
  • El CMS lo enlaza automáticamente por convención de nombre. NO existe ni se configura _detailPage.
  • Se crea/edita como cualquier otro módulo: acai_write sobre index-base.tpl dispara el compile.
  • Dentro del Twig, el registro actual está en thisrecord (p.ej. thisrecord.titulo, thisrecord.descripcion, thisrecord.imagen[0].urlPath).

Flujo correcto para una funcionalidad tipo "vacantes":

  1. Crear la tabla con enlace=true (create_table) y añadir los campos (create_field).
  2. Crear la sección general template/estandar/modulos/custom-{tableName}/index-base.tpl con el Twig que renderiza thisrecord.*. Añade style.css y script.js si hace falta.
  3. (Opcional) Crear un módulo de listado template/estandar/modulos/{tableName}_listado/ que consulte los registros y enlace a cada enlace.
  4. (Opcional) Crear la página índice /{tableName}/ como registro normal en apartados (tipo Builder) y añadirle el módulo de listado.

Reglas duras:

  • NO crees una página por registro en apartados (ni una página "detalle" genérica). El detalle ya lo resuelve la sección general.
  • NO uses ni configures _detailPage — no existe.
  • NO construyas URLs con query params (?id=5) ni hagas fetch desde JS para cargar el registro.
  • NO uses hooks para cargar el registro — thisrecord ya está disponible.
  • NO inventes otro nombre de módulo para el detalle: debe ser custom-{tableName} exacto.

Ver docs/pages-and-records.md y docs/modular-system.md para los detalles.

Formularios → c-form con inserción directa + email, no una tabla "wrapper"

Para formularios de contacto/postulación, usa el atributo c-form del builder, que inserta directamente en la tabla destino y dispara email. No creas lógica custom de POST/hook si c-form cubre el caso. Solo crea una tabla propia (p.ej. postulaciones) si quieres gestionar esos registros desde el admin.

Campos típicos de tablas "publicables"

Cuando creas tablas con enlace (noticias, vacantes, etc.), añade por defecto:

  • fecha_publicacion (date) — para ordenar y filtrar
  • fecha_expiracion (date, opcional) — oculta el registro automáticamente cuando caduca
  • visible (checkbox) — control manual

No añadas campos "estado" calculados cuando ya tienes visible + fechas.

Embeber formularios en detalle

Si un detalle necesita un formulario (postular, pedir info), embebe el módulo del formulario dentro de la Sección General del detalle pasándole el num del registro actual:

<form_postular :vacante_num="thisrecord.num"></form_postular>

No pongas el formulario como sección suelta del listado.

MCP Tools

This project has MCP tools for managing modules, records, media, and more. Before starting any task, consult the tools reference for the correct workflow.

See docs/mcp-tools-reference.md for the complete list of available tools and step-by-step workflows.

Key workflows:

  • Create module: Read docs/module-creation-guide.md first → create files with acai-write / refine with acai-line-replace → automatic compile on index-base.tpladd_module_to_record (returns sectionId) → set_module_config_vars (returns uploadFields) → images via uploadFields. Use compile_module only if you need a manual recompile without editing the file.
  • Edit module: acai-viewacai-line-replace (or acai-write for full rewrites) → automatic compile on index-base.tpl
  • Add images: use uploadFields from set_module_config_vars response → upload_record_image
  • Generate images: generate_imageupload_record_image with returned URL

Documentation