GraceSolutions
e396094b47
Prune the Spike NextJS PRO demo content that was still shipping inside
the embedded UI and rename the route group to match the app, so every
page we compile is one we actually use. Separately the full Spike main
is preserved at Grace-Solutions/Spike-NextJS-PRO-Template on a parallel
branch for future template pulls.
Route group
- Rename src/app/(DashboardLayout) -> src/app/(app); update all
imports, lazy chunk references, and layout boundary names.
Remove demo routes
- src/app/(app)/{apps,charts,muicharts,forms,icons,mui-trees,
react-tables,tables,theme-pages,ui-components,widgets,sample-page,
dashboards} and the remaining (app)/apps/{blog,ecommerce,invoice}
detail/edit subtrees.
- src/app/{frontend-pages,landingpage} and the blog [slug] route.
- src/app/auth/{auth2,error,maintenance} and the auth1 forgot/register
variants; keep the primary login flow only.
- src/app/api/* demo fetchers (blog, chat, contacts, dashboard,
eCommerce, email, invoice, kanban, notes, ticket, userprofile,
globalFetcher); real calls go through @/lib/api.
Remove demo components and contexts
- src/app/components/{apps,dashboards,forms/form-*,pages,widgets,...}.
- src/app/context/{BlogContext,ChatContext,Ecommercecontext,...};
keep AuthContext, CustomizerContext, Config only.
- src/app/types/{apps,auth}; AuthLogin now uses a local props type.
Layout cleanup
- (app)/layout/vertical/header/Header.tsx and horizontal/header
drop ProductProvider / Ecommerce wrappers so the build succeeds.
- (app)/layout/horizontal/navbar/Menudata.ts mirrors the OrchestrAD
sidebar MenuItems so both layouts expose the same routes.
Build artifacts
- Re-stage frontend/out into backend/internal/webui/dist after the
flatten; index.html now references the (app) chunk graph.
Binary impact (windows/amd64, CGO off): ~37.5 MB -> 26.27 MB.
Embedded dist: 298 files / 14.46 MB.
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