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Code quality pass driven by the plan. Eliminates the duplicated
constants, breaks the 216-line templates file into per-template files,
and removes the third-party QR dependency that was leaking memorial
URLs to api.qrserver.com.
Templates (src/lib/templates.tsx → src/lib/templates/):
- Split into Elegance.tsx, Cinematic.tsx, Serene.tsx and a shared.tsx
holding formatDates() and MemorialFooter.
- New index.tsx re-exports everything plus renderTemplate(), so the
existing '@@/lib/templates' import paths are unchanged.
- Adds eslint-disable-next-line @next/next/no-img-element markers on
the raw <img> tags so the linter (once it works again) won't flag
them; full migration to next/image is deferred to a later phase
pending next.config remotePatterns verification.
QR consolidation:
- dashboard/page.tsx now uses lib/qrcode.ts::generateMonumentQR
(server-rendered async) instead of api.qrserver.com. The external
service was logging every memorial URL to a third party.
- lib/qrcode.ts reads APP_DOMAIN from the shared config (was
process.env.NEXT_PUBLIC_APP_DOMAIN inline). Added
generateMonumentQRPng() helper for the download path.
- Dashboard 'Превземи QR код' link now points at the data: URL in-app
and downloads as '{subdomain}-qr.png'.
Config consolidation:
- SubdomainPicker.tsx now imports APP_DOMAIN, SUBDOMAIN_MIN_LENGTH
and SUBDOMAIN_MAX_LENGTH from lib/config; previously the slug was
normalized with a regex that didn't match the server's stricter
/^[a-z0-9][a-z0-9-]*[a-z0-9]$/ rule and the success message
hardcoded '.testbed.mk'.
- ImageUploader.tsx re-imports MAX_FILE_SIZE / ALLOWED_TYPES /
MAX_FILES from lib/upload (they were literally redefined inline,
causing drift risk). The remaining client-side filter uses a
string-cast to satisfy the readonly-tuple type.
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