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7 Commits
Author SHA1 Message Date
andwati ec6401ac38 Replace Astro/Strapi site with Next.js static export
- Fresh structure: Next.js App Router + Tailwind v4 at the repo root, exported
  as static files (output: export) and served by static-web-server
- Remove the Strapi CMS, Astro app, Pagefind search, comments, old scripts,
  Lighthouse config and compose files; content in content/ is now plain
  markdown with YAML frontmatter
- Pages: About, Writing, Reading (3D bookshelf) and Portfolio, styled after
  adammaj.com
- SEO: metadata and canonicals, JSON-LD, generated OG images, sitemap, robots,
  RSS and JSON feeds, llms.txt
- Umami via PUBLIC_UMAMI_SCRIPT_URL / PUBLIC_UMAMI_WEBSITE_ID (build args)
- Dockerfile builds the export and serves it with sws.toml (security headers,
  clean URLs, .well-known, OG image content type, immutable asset caching)
- Prettier and cspell for content with a husky/lint-staged pre-commit hook
- Old redirect list dropped to start from a clean slate
2026-09-30 12:48:14 +03:00
andwati d958a298f7 feat(cms): implement Git publishing for content changes and add entrypoint script
- Added a Docker entrypoint script to manage content repository cloning and updates.
- Updated server configuration to include public URL and proxy settings.
- Enhanced content file utilities to return file paths for written entries.
- Introduced GitPublisher class for handling Git operations and deployments.
- Added tests for Git publishing functionality.
- Updated Dockerfile and docker-compose for production setup.
- Added new public PGP key and security.txt for contact information.
- Created new About and Archive pages in the site.
- Updated site configuration to include new navigation links.
2026-09-01 16:50:26 +03:00
andwati 27efeb8b26 Add Docker setup for running Strapi locally
apps/cms/Dockerfile.dev + root docker-compose.yml give a one-command
way to run the CMS in a container for testing (docker compose up
cms), with the shared content/ directory mounted so it matches the
host dev setup. apps/cms/Dockerfile is a production multi-stage build
for later Dokploy deployment. Uses node:24-bookworm-slim to match the
local Node version and get glibc prebuilt binaries for better-sqlite3
without needing a native build toolchain in the final image.

Verified: both images build, the dev container boots Strapi
successfully, admin panel and API routes are reachable, and the
mounted content/ volume resolves at the same relative path the future
sync provider will expect.
2026-08-30 18:36:31 +03:00
andwati f87b818201 Serve security headers via static-web-server, drop Cloudflare deploy path
Production (Dokploy/Docker) was sending no security headers at all -
static/_headers and wrangler.toml were Cloudflare Pages/Workers
config that static-web-server never reads. Added sws.toml with the
same CSP/security headers and the two redirects from _redirects,
wired into the Dockerfile. Removed wrangler.toml, static/_headers,
static/_redirects, the wrangler devDependency/deploy script, and
related .gitignore/.dockerignore entries since Cloudflare deploy is
no longer used.

Also fixed a console error in theme.js where the Utterances
postMessage call could fire before the comments iframe navigated to
utteranc.es.
2026-08-19 12:31:44 +03:00
andwati bf4ef2aa29 Add Dockerfile for self-hosted deployment, bump build.sh to Zola 0.23.1
Adds a multi-stage Dockerfile (Node for llms.txt generation, the
official Zola image to build, static-web-server to serve) for
deploying via Dokploy/Docker instead of Cloudflare Pages. This is an
additional path, not a replacement - wrangler.toml and the Cloudflare
build.sh remain in place as an option.

Also bumps build.sh's pinned ZOLA_VERSION from 0.22.1 to 0.23.1: the
prior commit migrated every template to Tera v2 syntax (components,
spread operator, native slicing), which 0.22.1 can't parse - confirmed
by a live Cloudflare build failure on this branch. Keeping build.sh
and the Dockerfile on the same Zola version avoids maintaining two
template dialects across the two deploy paths.

Verified: `docker build` succeeds, the container serves the homepage,
a post, the youtube embed, and a proper 404; `build.sh` also runs
clean standalone (simulating the Cloudflare build) and produces a
fully populated public/.
2026-08-07 10:54:38 +03:00
andwati b2a61483dc remove Dockerfile and .dockerignore; add security.txt, _headers, and _redirects for deployment 2026-07-16 15:48:56 +03:00
andwati 7b9eea35dd created dockerfile 2026-07-02 23:30:10 +03:00