2 Commits

Author SHA1 Message Date
Claude
8b9e577694 refactor(AppShell): pure renderer, drop browser fetch
The browser-fetching variant ran into the cross-origin / cert-trust
wall that came up the moment a real user loaded the page. Move the
network call out of the library: <AppShell> now takes a pre-resolved
ShellConfig as a required prop. Apps fetch from gsc-shell-api in
their RSC layout (server-to-server, no CORS, no cert dance) and pass
the result down.

Public surface:
  AppShell, useShell, ShellConfig + sub-types

Removed:
  ShellProvider (network logic gone), all fetcher props
  (apiUrl, getToken, appKey, initialConfig, revalidateMs).

useShell() now returns ShellConfig directly (was ShellContextValue
with loading/error/refresh — no longer relevant).

Apps drive revalidation by re-rendering; chrome stays request-fresh
without any client-side polling.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
2026-05-10 14:18:07 +02:00
Claude
cf068ce4ec chore: initialize @limitless/ui git repo + add AppShell
This brings the long-untracked @limitless/ui source tree under version
control. Until now /srv/k8s/templates/limitless-ui has been a plain
file: dependency consumed by gscChronos / gscCRM / gscAdmin, with
copies scattered across web/gsc{Portal,WWW,Aether,Register}/ and
apps/gsc{Meet,Share}/. None were git-tracked.

Treating /srv/k8s/templates/limitless-ui as the canonical going
forward; secondary copies should be replaced with this version
in their consumers' Dockerfiles when they next get touched.

Changes in this initial commit beyond the snapshot:
- Add src/layout/AppShell.tsx — runtime-loaded chrome (header,
  sidebar, footer) backed by gsc-shell-api. Public surface:
    AppShell, ShellProvider, useShell, ShellConfig types
  Framework-agnostic (no Next.js dep). Apps pass appKey + apiUrl +
  getToken; AppShell composes the existing PageShell / Navbar /
  Sidebar / Footer primitives with API data.
- Re-export AppShell from src/index.ts.
- Fix build script: `tsc -p tsconfig.json --noEmit false`. The bare
  `tsc` command was a no-op because tsconfig.json sets noEmit:true
  for typecheck speed. Existing dist/ only existed because of an
  earlier emit; clean rebuilds were silently broken.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
2026-05-10 09:42:57 +02:00