Language switcher was two inline emoji-flag buttons -- emoji flag
rendering is inconsistent across OS/browsers (some render as two-letter
country codes instead of a flag). Replaced with hand-rolled inline SVG
flags (no new dependency for two locales) inside a proper dropdown
menu, trigger showing the current language's flag.
Also added a 9th Home highlight (personalized recommendations, same
copy already written for the Features page) so the lg:grid-cols-3
feature grid's last row has 3 items instead of 2.
v0.48.2
Language switcher (flag toggle) and dark-mode toggle in the marketing
header, both usable by logged-out visitors -- the marketing pages
previously hardcoded English (getMessages(undefined)) regardless of
any preference, and had no theme control since the authenticated
Nav's toggle isn't rendered there. New cookie-based locale resolution
(lib/marketing-locale.ts) separate from the authenticated app's
useLocale/setLocale, which persists via an authenticated PATCH that
would just 401 and revert for an anonymous visitor. Root layout now
falls back to that cookie for <html lang> when there's no session.
Features/Home now cover cook mode, recipe variations, personalized
recommendations, and ingredient substitution -- all real, shipped
features that were missing from the page copy.
Signup CTAs check isSignupsDisabled() and swap to "Signups closed"
instead of "Get started free" -- still linking to /signup, since that
page already handles the invite-token exception correctly.
Fixed along the way: importing the cookie-name constant from
marketing-locale.ts in the client-side LanguageSwitcher pulled that
file's server-only imports (lib/auth/server -> the DB client ->
`postgres`) into the client bundle, breaking the build on Node
built-ins. Split the constant into its own client-safe file
(marketing-locale-cookie.ts). Caught by `pnpm build`, not typecheck.
Verified with typecheck, lint, and a full production build (clean
compile) -- no DB in this sandbox to click through a real dev server.
v0.48.1
Adds a (marketing) route group -- Home, Features, About, Privacy,
Terms, Contact -- reusing the app's design system/i18n/deploy
pipeline rather than a separate site. Root page.tsx now branches on
session instead of always redirecting to /recipes: logged-in visitors
still land in the app unchanged, logged-out visitors see the vitrine
home page.
The actual integration point: proxy.ts's PUBLIC_PATHS previously sent
every anonymous "/" request straight to /login before page.tsx's
redirect ever ran. Added the new marketing routes to PUBLIC_PATHS,
plus a separate exact-match list for "/" itself -- it can't go in the
startsWith-matched array, since every path starts with "/" and that
would make the whole app public.
Also adds app/sitemap.ts and app/robots.ts (neither existed before),
disallowing the authenticated app and the unlisted /r/ and /s/ share
routes from crawling while allowing /u/ public profiles.
Pricing page deliberately not included -- waiting on Stripe Checkout
(STRIPE_PLAN.md) so its CTA goes somewhere real. Privacy/Terms are
structural drafts flagged inline as not lawyer-reviewed, per
STRIPE_PLAN.md's own tax-advice caveat -- same spirit here.
Verified with a full production build (pnpm build) -- compiles clean,
all 7 new routes render, since there's no DB in this sandbox to run
the dev server against for a real click-through.
v0.48.0
Arnaud