src/Console/Commands/OpenApiCommand.php (1)

199-202: ⚡ Quick win

Consider error handling for missing or invalid spec.json.

The generated spec endpoint calls $fs->getJson(...) which may throw or return unexpected data if the spec file doesn't exist or contains invalid JSON. While the spec.json is generated during installation, consider whether the route should handle potential read failures gracefully (e.g., after manual file deletion or permissions issues).

🛡️ Suggested enhancement with error handling

         $route->get("spec", function (): Quantum\Http\Response {
             $fs = Quantum\Storage\Factories\FileSystemFactory::get();
-            return response()->json($fs->getJson(modules_dir() . "' . DS . $module . DS . 'resources' . DS . 'openapi' . DS . 'spec.json"));
+            $specPath = modules_dir() . "' . DS . $module . DS . 'resources' . DS . 'openapi' . DS . 'spec.json";
+            if (!$fs->exists($specPath)) {
+                return response()->json(["error" => "OpenAPI specification not found"], 404);
+            }
+            return response()->json($fs->getJson($specPath));
         });

🤖 Prompt for AI Agents

Verify each finding against current code. Fix only still-valid issues, skip the
rest with a brief reason, keep changes minimal, and validate.

In `@src/Console/Commands/OpenApiCommand.php` around lines 199 - 202, The spec
route closure currently calls $fs->getJson(...) and returns
response()->json(...) without handling missing files or JSON errors; update the
Route (the anonymous function registered for "spec") to wrap the $fs->getJson
call in a try/catch (or check file existence/valid JSON beforehand), return an
appropriate JSON error response with a 404 or 500 status when the file is
missing/unreadable/invalid, and ensure the success path still returns the parsed
spec via response()->json; reference the route closure, $fs->getJson,
modules_dir() and response()->json when making the change.