Alex Grozav
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@n8n/frontend-module-otel
Frontend feature module for the OpenTelemetry settings page. Consumed from source
by the editor-ui shell through src/app/modules.manifest.ts; there is no build
step and no dist.
pnpm turbo typecheck --filter=@n8n/frontend-module-otel
pnpm turbo lint --filter=@n8n/frontend-module-otel
pnpm turbo test --filter=@n8n/frontend-module-otel
Go through turbo, not pnpm --filter <pkg> typecheck: this package is consumed
from source, and on a cold tree its platform dependencies have not been built
yet. Turbo builds them first; the bare pnpm form does not.
What this module contributes
This is the first extracted module with a UI surface. Its descriptor declares a
lazy route (SettingsOpenTelemetryView) and a settingsPages entry. The shell
gates both on isModuleActive('otel'); the sidebar item additionally gates on
the otel:manage scope through the descriptor's available getter.
The route name is owned here (OTEL_SETTINGS_VIEW in otel.constants.ts), not
by the shared VIEWS enum. assertUniqueRouteNames in @n8n/frontend-module-sdk
keeps the names collision-free.
Strings still live in the central @n8n/i18n en.json under
settings.opentelemetry.*. Per-module locales are a later wave.
Import rules
- Depend on foundation and platform packages only (
@n8n/design-system,@n8n/stores,@n8n/composables,@n8n/i18n,@n8n/rest-api-client,@n8n/frontend-module-sdk). Never import another@n8n/frontend-module-*, and never import@/…from the shell. @n8n/storesand@n8n/composablesare subpath-only — import@n8n/stores/settings.store, not@n8n/stores.- The no-cross-module rule is currently a convention: the shared tsconfig base
omits sibling modules from
paths, which blocks an accidental import but not a deliberate one (declaring the dependency makes it typecheck clean). The ESLint rule that actually enforces it is CAT-3692.