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* ♻️ refactor(auth): make the auth shell safe to prerender Three changes, all behaviour-preserving for the current client-rendered auth SPA, that a prerendered copy of the same pages needs: - `enableBusinessFeatures` is a build-time constant, not deployment state. `AuthServerConfigProvider` now reads it from `@lobechat/business-const` instead of the injected server config, so a render that has not received that config yet still resolves the right SSO provider source. - The terms checkbox and the "last used" provider both seeded `useState` from `localStorage` during render. A returning user's stored value makes the first render depend on the browser, which cannot be prerendered; they now start empty and fill in from an effect. - `LobeAnalyticsProviderWrapper` accepts the analytics config as a prop and guards its `window` read, so it can render outside a browser. Also drops the `@/features/AuthShell` barrel from the `src/features/Auth` importers: the barrel re-exports `AuthShell`, which pulls `AuthLocale` and the full en-US dictionary into every consumer's graph. * ✨ feat(auth): split the auth surface into a prerendered micro app `apps/auth` renders the sign-in flow ahead of time instead of shipping an empty `#root`. React Router framework mode with `ssr: false` + `prerender`, so the worker carries no React at all — 7KB, it picks one prerendered document by locale and swaps in the deployment's config. - 18 locales x 4 routes = 72 documents, plus a SPA fallback for the routes that take params. One build pass per locale writes the same canonical paths; the non-default passes are folded into `build/client/__i18n/`. Passes are independent, so they run 6 at a time (3m05s -> 44s). - Each document inlines only its own locale's dictionary; the rest load on demand for the language switcher, which keeps them off the first-load path entirely. - `/webapi/auth/spa-config` is a new public endpoint the worker reads to fill `window.__SERVER_CONFIG__`. It carries only the six fields the auth pages actually read; a failed lookup leaves the placeholder and the page still renders. - Per-route SEO: real localized titles, and `noindex, nofollow` on every transactional page — only /signin and /signup stay indexable, with a canonical URL. The existing Next.js `/spa-auth` route is untouched, so self-hosted and Docker deployments keep serving the client-rendered SPA. This app builds and deploys from lobehub-cloud, which overlays `@/business/*`. * 🐛 fix(auth): restore feature flags and track the prerender lib
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862 B
TypeScript
29 lines
862 B
TypeScript
import { startTransition, StrictMode } from 'react';
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import { hydrateRoot } from 'react-dom/client';
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import { HydratedRouter } from 'react-router/dom';
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// In production the worker inlines this before the document is served. The dev
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// server has no such stage, so fetch it through vite's API proxy instead —
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// after hydration, which is when `AuthAppShell` first reads it either way.
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const loadDevServerConfig = async () => {
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if (!import.meta.env.DEV) return;
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try {
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const response = await fetch('/webapi/auth/spa-config');
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if (response.ok) window.__SERVER_CONFIG__ = await response.json();
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} catch {
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// Rendering config-less is the same state a failed lookup gives in production.
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}
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};
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void loadDevServerConfig();
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startTransition(() => {
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hydrateRoot(
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document,
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<StrictMode>
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<HydratedRouter />
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</StrictMode>,
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);
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});
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