Rewrites the marketing copy around outcomes (find competitors by
product/market, tech stack, backlinks, subdomains) rather than
mentioning Common Crawl as the data source. Adds a stats strip (real
site/page/backlink counts), a 4-feature grid with inline SVG icons,
and a 3-step "how it works" section.
Layout now supports a per-page :description prop and emits meta
description, Open Graph, Twitter card, and canonical tags — falls
back to a sensible site-wide description when a page doesn't set one.
Heading structure is a single h1 with h2 section headers, for SEO.
Verified over real HTTP: no "Common Crawl" mention anywhere on the
page, all meta/OG/Twitter/canonical tags present and correct, heading
hierarchy clean, all 4 SVG icons well-formed, CTAs intact. Full test
suite (31 tests) still passes.
Adds the auth Breeze scaffolds that were missing before: password
reset and email verification, plus a profile page (update name/email,
change password, delete account). User now implements MustVerifyEmail
so verification is actually enforced, not just scaffolded.
This does mean accepting Tailwind v3 (postcss/tailwind.config.js)
over the v4 CSS-first setup the app started with, and Livewire drops
from ^4.3 to ^3.6.4 — both forced by Breeze/Volt's current
compatibility requirements. Restored the Instrument Sans font Breeze's
installer dropped so styling stays close to what we had.
Reconciliation, since Breeze's installer assumes a blank-slate app:
- Deleted the hand-rolled Login/Register Livewire components/views/
test — superseded by Breeze's Volt-based auth pages
(resources/views/livewire/pages/auth/*), which also cover
forgot-password, reset-password, verify-email, and confirm-password.
- Deleted Breeze's own default welcome/dashboard views and its
separate app layout + nav component — kept our existing
components/layouts/app.blade.php as the one real app layout, used
Breeze's minimal layouts/guest.blade.php only for the auth pages.
- Rewrote routes/web.php merging our routes (home, sites, discover)
with routes/auth.php; replaced every hardcoded route('dashboard')
reference (5 Blade files plus, easy to miss, a plain PHP controller
VerifyEmailController) with sites.index.
- Logout: Breeze's Actions\Logout::__invoke() returns void, so wired
directly as a route it silently no-ops instead of redirecting;
fixed with a thin closure that calls it then redirects.
- Fixed Breeze's own generated tests (Auth/AuthenticationTest,
RegistrationTest, EmailVerificationTest, PasswordConfirmationTest)
where they assumed the deleted dashboard route/nav component.
Verified: full suite (28 tests, including Breeze's Registration/
Authentication/PasswordReset/PasswordConfirmation/PasswordUpdate/
EmailVerification/Profile tests plus our own GuestPreviewTest) passes
against the huginn_testing MySQL database. Also smoke-tested for real:
all key pages return 200, /profile redirects guests to /login, guest
preview capping still works, and a real password-reset email was
generated and logged with correct branding and a working link.
Hand-rolled login/register/logout on Laravel's built-in Auth facade
rather than Breeze/Jetstream, which scaffold Tailwind v3 config and
would fight our existing Tailwind v4 CSS-first setup. Login/Register
are Livewire components; logout is a plain POST route (auth-gated,
CSRF-protected).
Routing: "/" is now a public landing page describing the project;
the sites list moved from "/" to "/sites" to make room for it.
Data gating: App\Support\GuestPreview::paginate() forces page 1 and a
5-row page size for unauthenticated visitors on Sites, Discover, and
a site's Pages/Backlinks tables, while total() still reflects the
real match count — authenticated users get the existing full
pagination unchanged. A shared guest-preview-notice component shows
"N of M results, sign in to see all" and only renders when something
is actually being hidden.
Testing: pointed the test suite at a dedicated MySQL database
(huginn_testing) instead of the default in-memory SQLite, since the
existing fulltext index migration isn't SQLite-compatible — this app
is MySQL-specific by now regardless. Added AuthFlowTest (register,
login, wrong-password rejection, logout) and GuestPreviewTest (guest
capped to a preview, authenticated sees everything), all passing.
Also fixed a real bug the tests caught: request()->session() isn't
reliably attached during Livewire's in-process test action calls;
switched Login/Register to the session() helper, which resolves the
session store directly and works in both contexts.
The actual "who sells honey with a .es domain" feature: search sites
by keyword — matched against page title/description/keywords/body
text via a new MySQL fulltext index on site_pages — combined with an
optional TLD filter on the domain. Results are sites ranked by number
of matching pages. Shows nothing until a filter is entered, so it
doesn't just duplicate the plain Sites browse page.
Verified against real .es data pulled in for the test (dominio ->
4 matching sites, correctly ranked and TLD-filtered).
Home page is now a Livewire-powered, searchable/paginated Site list
(search by domain) instead of the stock Laravel welcome page. Clicking
a site goes to a plain controller-rendered detail page listing its
pages. Shared layout at resources/views/components/layouts/app.blade.php.
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