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Switch Next.js to static export (output: 'export', trailingSlash: true) and add a new backend/internal/webui package that embeds frontend/out/ via //go:embed. The backend now serves the UI from its own HTTP server with SPA fallback, long-lived cache headers on _next/static/*, and no dependency on a separate Node.js runtime or static host.
- frontend/next.config.mjs: output='export', trailingSlash=true, images.unoptimized.
- backend/internal/webui: Handler() with SPA fallback, resolve() mirroring Next trailing-slash behavior, IsBuilt() helper, and a placeholder dist/index.html so go build works without a prior frontend build. Top-level .gitignore tracks only the placeholder and its own .gitignore; the copied static export is ignored.
- backend/internal/server/server.go: mount webui.Handler() as the chi NotFound handler so /api/v1/* and /health continue to be served by their handlers while all other routes resolve through the embedded UI with SPA deep-link support.
- scripts/build.ps1: build the frontend (npm install if needed, then npm run build) before any Go build, stage frontend/out into backend/internal/webui/dist, and fail loudly if the UI output is missing or empty. Adds -SkipFrontend for developer iteration.
- Remove Spike demo content that prevented static export: api/* route handlers (dynamic POST/PUT/DELETE), apps/{blog,ecommerce,invoice} dynamic [slug]/[id] detail/edit pages, and frontend-pages/blog/[slug].
- Fix TypeScript errors surfaced by enabling the production build: ApiMeta.totalCount (not total) in audit and rule-runs pages; MUI v7 Grid uses size={{...}} instead of item+xs+md in config page.
Binary size grows from ~8 MB to ~37 MB, reflecting the embedded UI. The produced single binary is now sufficient to run the full product; no separate web server is required.
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8 lines
153 B
JavaScript
const nextConfig = {
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reactStrictMode: false,
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output: "export",
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trailingSlash: true,
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images: { unoptimized: true },
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};
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export default nextConfig; |