SEO - New Settings > SEO admin page (seo_settings in app_config): indexing switch, Google/Bing verification, X handle, JSON-LD identity (Person/Organization, sameAs), per-locale keywords, readiness checklist and open links for sitemap.xml / robots.txt / manifest. - robots.txt is now dynamic: disallows admin, api, success and coming-soon paths; blocks everything while indexing is off or maintenance is on. - sitemap.xml carries hreflang alternates per URL, lists only categories with published projects, and is empty while hidden. - Metadata: robots + verification meta, og:locale in de_DE/en_US/ar_AR form, alternateLocale, twitter site/creator, project cover as OG image with article type, noindex on /success and /coming-soon. - JSON-LD: WebSite + publisher graph on all public pages, CreativeWork per project (view-mode independent). Security - Maintenance bypass now requires a correctly signed admin cookie; the middleware previously only checked the cookie existed. Token helpers moved to lib/admin-session-token.ts (shared by proxy.ts and lib/admin-auth.ts). - Media uploads: magic-byte validation against the declared type, SVG sanitization (script/handlers/foreignObject/javascript: rejected), upload folder sanitized, kind inferred from the real file. - Media route: fixed prefix-based path check that accepted sibling directories, unknown extensions return 404, nosniff header, CSP sandbox on SVG, gif content type added. - External media URLs: protocol-relative (//host) URLs rejected. Portfolio - Project and category slugs share /portfolio/[slug]; saving now rejects a slug already used on the other side instead of silently shadowing it. Tooling/docs - Lint: ignore scripts/legacy-prisma-seed.cjs, drop unused import. - New docs/SEO.md; FEATURES, ARCHITECTURE (Drizzle instead of Prisma), admin spec and CLAUDE.md updated. - Tests for all of the above (unit + integration); suite green.
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Architecture
Stack
- Next.js (App Router)
- TypeScript
- next-intl
- Prisma + PostgreSQL
- Tailwind CSS
- Radix UI (via local primitives)
- framer-motion
- nodemailer
Application Structure
Public application
Localized public pages live under:
app/[locale]/(site)
Locale routing and configuration are defined in:
i18n/routing.ts
The public layout checks the maintenance status and redirects visitors to:
/coming-soon
when maintenance mode is enabled.
Admin application
Admin pages are implemented under:
app/_admin
Internal admin routing is rewritten to:
app/admin-internal
Development alias routes also exist under:
app/root
Routing decisions and host/path-based rewrites are implemented in:
lib/admin-routing.ts
The _admin structure should be treated as the canonical admin source.
Core Modules
Application logic lives primarily in lib/*.
Important modules include:
lib/portfolio.ts
Handles portfolio queries and localized mapping.
lib/app-config.ts
Provides application-level configuration values.
lib/media.ts
Handles media library queries and media bindings.
lib/mail.ts
Handles SMTP delivery via nodemailer.
These modules act as the primary server-side application layer.
UI Layer
Shared UI primitives live in:
components/ui
These primitives wrap Radix UI components and define the shared design system.
Public site UI components live in:
components/site
components/layout
Admin UI components live in:
components/admin
components/dashboard
Shared primitives must always originate from components/ui.
Feature-level UI should reuse these primitives rather than reimplementing them.
Persistence Layer
Database access is implemented using Prisma.
Prisma client lives in:
lib/prisma.ts
Configuration values are stored in the database via:
AppConfig
which acts as a key-value store for runtime configuration values.
Database access should always occur through server-side modules.
Client components must never access Prisma directly.
Architectural Boundaries
The following boundaries must be respected:
- Client components must not access Prisma.
- Business logic must not live inside UI components.
- Shared UI must originate from
components/ui. - Public site UI belongs in
components/site. - Admin UI belongs in
components/adminorcomponents/dashboard. - Server actions act as request entry points for form submissions.
- Server actions may call modules in
lib/*.
Database queries should not be implemented directly inside route-level UI files.
Request Flow Examples
Contact submission
- User submits the form on
app/[locale]/(site)/contact/page.tsx
- Server action validates the input using Zod.
- Email is sent through:
lib/mail.ts
- The user is redirected to:
/success
or back to the form with an error state.
Portfolio publishing
- Admin edits a project form.
- Server action validates categories, fields, sections, and assets.
- Media selections are resolved via:
lib/media.ts
- Project data, sections, assets, and media usage are persisted via Prisma.
- Public and admin paths are revalidated.
Canonical Sources
The following files should be treated as canonical sources for specific domains:
Routing
i18n/routing.ts
Admin routing
lib/admin-routing.ts
Database access (Drizzle)
lib/db/index.ts, lib/db/schema.ts
Application configuration
lib/app-config.ts
Portfolio logic
lib/portfolio.ts
Media handling
lib/media.ts (DB), lib/media-storage.ts (filesystem + content validation), lib/media-service.ts
SEO / metadata
lib/metadata.ts, lib/seo-settings.ts, lib/seo-report.ts, app/robots.ts, app/sitemap.ts (docs/SEO.md)
Admin session token (shared by middleware and server auth)
lib/admin-session-token.ts
Proposed Future Improvements (Not Implemented)
These ideas are not currently implemented but may be introduced later:
- Split
app-configconcerns into smaller modules if additional domains are added. - Introduce dedicated models instead of expanding the
AppConfigkey-value store. - Introduce explicit service boundaries if the application grows significantly.ڑ