Rami BitarandClaude Opus 5
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The editor no longer round-trips through /api/pages. Each route's editor/page.tsx imports its own `../page.json` and hands it to PageEditor as a prop, so the editor opens with the page already in hand — no fetch, no loading state, no undo history seeded from a placeholder. Globals still come from app.globals.json. Publishing moves from `PUT /api/pages` to a `publishPage` server action that writes the route's page.json with node:fs directly. The target path is still built from the lib/pages.ts registry rather than from the caller, so an unknown route key is rejected instead of escaping app/. Removes the customer account auth entirely: the httpOnly cookie session, the /api/account/* handlers, the customer service and GraphQL documents, the account-* blocks, and the /account/* routes. The template has no auth, so nothing reads a cookie now. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01STGDvL4X7FhHHnxdRE2ayo
10 lines
378 B
TypeScript
10 lines
378 B
TypeScript
import PageEditor from '@/components/page-editor';
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import pageData from '../page.json';
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// Editor for /about. Sitting under the route it edits means the preview
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// resolves the same params the public page gets, and `../page.json` is the
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// very file publishing writes back to.
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export default function EditorPage() {
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return <PageEditor routeKey="/about" page={pageData} />;
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}
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