velxio/frontend/src/App.tsx

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import { useEffect, type ReactElement } from 'react';
import { BrowserRouter as Router, Routes, Route, Navigate, useLocation } from 'react-router-dom';
import { EditorPage } from './pages/EditorPage';
import { ExamplesPage } from './pages/ExamplesPage';
// Login, Register, ForgotPassword, ResetPassword, Admin, UserProfile,
// Project, ProjectById — moved to the pro overlay in Phase 3 of the
// OSS split. They register themselves via registerProRoutes() inside
// mountPro() and appear under /login, /admin, /:username etc. only when
// the overlay is loaded.
import { ExampleDetailPage } from './pages/ExampleDetailPage';
import { ExampleEditorPage } from './pages/ExampleEditorPage';
import { LocaleSync } from './i18n/LocaleSync';
import { NON_DEFAULT_LOCALES } from './i18n/config';
import { useProRoutes, useProRoutesSettled } from './lib/proRoutes';
import { triggerSessionCheck } from './lib/proSession';
import { MessageDialogHost } from './components/ui/MessageDialogHost';
import './App.css';
/**
* Single source of truth for the route tree. Each entry is registered
* twice in <Routes> below: once at the root (default locale) and once
* nested under each non-default locale prefix (e.g. `/es/editor`).
*
* Index entries (path === '') belong to the locale-prefixed parent's
* `index` slot — they render at exactly `/<locale>/`.
*/
/**
* Root route. The OSS build IS the editor, so '/' goes straight there —
* unless a private overlay claims the home page (velxio.dev's landing
* registers itself with `index: true` via registerProRoutes). Until the
* overlay's dynamic import settles we render nothing rather than redirect:
* bouncing a velxio.dev visitor into the editor because the landing was
* 300ms away from registering would be a race, and the prerendered SEO
* fallback covers the blank moment for crawlers.
*/
function RootRoute(): ReactElement | null {
const proRoutes = useProRoutes();
const settled = useProRoutesSettled();
const proHome = proRoutes.find((r) => r.index);
if (proHome) return proHome.element;
if (import.meta.env.VITE_PRO_BUILD && !settled) return null;
return <Navigate to="/editor" replace />;
}
const ROOT_ELEMENT: ReactElement = <RootRoute />;
const ROUTES: { path: string; element: ReactElement; index?: boolean }[] = [
{ path: '/', element: ROOT_ELEMENT, index: true },
{ path: 'editor', element: <EditorPage /> },
{ path: 'examples', element: <ExamplesPage /> },
// /examples/<id> = SEO landing (preview, badges, "Open in Simulator" CTA).
// /example/<id> = live editor with the example pre-loaded; the URL
// stays pinned so links are shareable + bookmarkable.
// Singular vs plural is intentional — Google indexes the plural landings.
{ path: 'examples/:exampleId', element: <ExampleDetailPage /> },
{ path: 'example/:exampleId', element: <ExampleEditorPage /> },
// Everything a VISITOR sees — landing, about, pricing, docs, the SEO
// simulator landings, version showcases — moved to the pro overlay
// (registerProRoutes, see pro pages/marketing). The OSS build is the
// editor; it ships no marketing site.
];
/**
* The default locale (English) is served at the root with NO `/en` prefix, so
* `/en/...` matches no route and renders blank. People reasonably guess `/en/`
* by analogy with `/es/`, `/zh-cn/`, … — redirect them to the prefix-free path
* (`/en/project/x` → `/project/x`, `/en` → `/`) instead of a blank page. This
* keeps the canonical no-prefix English URLs (good for SEO) while handling the
* guessed ones gracefully.
*/
function EnPrefixRedirect() {
const { pathname, search, hash } = useLocation();
const stripped = pathname.replace(/^\/en(?=\/|$)/, '');
return <Navigate to={(stripped || '/') + search + hash} replace />;
}
function App() {
// Pro overlay registers extra routes (login, register, admin, profile,
// project-by-slug, …) via registerProRoutes() inside mountPro(). The
// subscription is sync external store, so any registration after the
// initial render triggers a re-render — no Not-Found flash for routes
// the overlay was about to add.
const proRoutes = useProRoutes();
// Index entries from the overlay are rendered by RootRoute (the OSS '/'
// slot); mapping them here too would mount a second conflicting Route.
const allRoutes = [...ROUTES, ...proRoutes.filter((r) => !r.index)];
useEffect(() => {
// Pro overlay's mountPro() registers a session-check callback that
// resolves the JWT cookie into a user object. No-op in OSS without
// the overlay.
triggerSessionCheck();
// #root-seo is a static SEO fallback in index.html (position:absolute,
// visibility:hidden). It still contributes to document scrollHeight, so
// every page got a phantom scroll the size of the prerendered SEO body.
document.getElementById('root-seo')?.remove();
}, []);
return (
<Router>
<LocaleSync>
<Routes>
{/* Default locale (English) — no URL prefix. */}
{allRoutes.map((r) =>
r.index ? (
<Route key="root" path="/" element={r.element} />
) : (
<Route key={r.path} path={`/${r.path}`} element={r.element} />
)
)}
{/*
Non-default locales — same routes nested under `/<locale>/`.
We register one branch per locale rather than a `:lang` param
so React Router doesn't accidentally swallow real top-level
paths like `/circuit-simulator` as a locale segment.
*/}
{NON_DEFAULT_LOCALES.map((locale) => (
<Route key={`locale-${locale}`} path={`/${locale}`}>
{allRoutes.map((r) =>
r.index ? (
<Route key={`${locale}-root`} index element={r.element} />
) : (
<Route
key={`${locale}-${r.path}`}
path={r.path}
element={r.element}
/>
)
)}
</Route>
))}
{/* `/en/...` is the default locale spelled out — redirect to the
canonical prefix-free path instead of rendering a blank page. */}
<Route path="/en/*" element={<EnPrefixRedirect />} />
</Routes>
</LocaleSync>
{/* Global alert() replacement — opened from anywhere (React or plain
.ts) via showMessageDialog() in store/useMessageDialogStore. */}
<MessageDialogHost />
</Router>
);
}
export default App;