## Features
- Create /api/og route for dynamic Open Graph image generation
- Beautiful gradient design with site branding
- Display post title, description, and tags
- Support for both light and dark themes
- Proper sizing for social media (1200x630)
## Implementation
- Use @vercel/og package for image generation
- Add OpenGraph and Twitter Card metadata to blog posts
- Fallback to localhost for development
- Uses NEXT_PUBLIC_SITE_URL environment variable for production
## Social Media Support
- OpenGraph (Facebook, LinkedIn, etc.)
- Twitter Cards with large image preview
- Article metadata including publish time and tags
Example usage:
/api/og?title=Post+Title&description=Post+Desc&tags=tag1,tag2,tag3
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- Use React Portal to render modal at document body level to avoid stacking context issues
- Increase z-index to z-[9999] to ensure modal appears on top of all content
- Add cleanup function to prevent duplicate Pagefind initializations
- Replace CSS class overrides with CSS variables for better maintainability
- Enhance search result text colors for improved readability in both light and dark modes
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Fixed issue where Pagefind static files weren't accessible due to Next.js routing conflicts.
Solution:
- Created API route at app/pagefind/[...path]/route.ts to serve Pagefind files from .next/pagefind/
- Updated build script to copy pagefind index to public/_pagefind (backup)
- API route handles all /pagefind/* requests and serves files with proper content types
- Added caching headers for optimal performance
This resolves the "cannot type in search" issue - the search modal can now load Pagefind UI and index files correctly.
Technical Details:
- Next.js App Router was treating /pagefind/ as a route, returning 404
- Static files in public/ weren't accessible for subdirectories due to routing priority
- API route bypasses routing to serve .next/pagefind/* files directly
- Supports .js, .css, .json, .wasm, and Pagefind-specific file types
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Added autofocus configuration and manual focus call to ensure search input is immediately focusable when modal opens.
Changes:
- Added autofocus: true to PagefindUI config
- Added setTimeout to manually focus input after UI loads
- Ensures users can type immediately after opening search modal
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Integrated Pagefind for static site search with built-in Chinese word segmentation support.
Changes:
1. **Installed Pagefind** (v1.4.0) as dev dependency
2. **Updated build script** to run Pagefind indexing after Next.js build
- Indexes all 69 pages with 5,711 words
- Automatic Chinese (zh-tw) language detection
3. **Created search modal component** (components/search-modal.tsx)
- Dynamic Pagefind UI loading (lazy-loaded on demand)
- Keyboard shortcuts (Cmd+K / Ctrl+K)
- Chinese translations for UI elements
- Dark mode compatible styling
4. **Added search button to header** (components/site-header.tsx)
- Integrated SearchButton with keyboard shortcut display
- Modal state management
5. **Custom Pagefind styles** (styles/globals.css)
- Tailwind-based styling to match site design
- Dark mode support
- Highlight styling for search results
Features:
- ✅ Full-text search across all blog posts and pages
- ✅ Built-in Chinese word segmentation (Unicode-based)
- ✅ Mixed Chinese/English query support
- ✅ Zero bundle impact (20KB lazy-loaded on search activation)
- ✅ Keyboard shortcuts (⌘K / Ctrl+K)
- ✅ Search result highlighting with excerpts
- ✅ Dark mode compatible
Technical Details:
- Pagefind runs post-build to index .next directory
- Search index stored in .next/pagefind/
- Chinese segmentation works automatically via Unicode boundaries
- No third-party services or API keys required
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Fixed tag matching issue where tags with spaces and non-ASCII characters (like "Medicine - 醫學") were not working correctly on Vercel.
Changes:
1. Updated getTagSlug() to normalize tags without encoding - Next.js handles URL encoding automatically
2. Added decodeURIComponent() in tag page to decode incoming URL parameters
3. This ensures proper matching between generated slugs and URL parameters
The fix resolves:
- Tag archive pages showing wrong characters
- Articles not being collected under correct tags
- URL display issues with encoded characters
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Updated getTagSlug() to properly encode tags with spaces and non-ASCII characters (like Chinese). The function now:
- Normalizes multiple spaces/dashes to single dashes
- Properly encodes non-ASCII characters using encodeURIComponent
- Prevents issues with URL encoding on Vercel deployment
This fixes tags like "Medicine - 醫學" being displayed as "medicine---%E9%86%AB%E5%AD%B8" by generating clean URLs like "medicine-%E9%86%AB%E5%AD%B8".
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Updated ESLint from 8.57.1 to 9.39.1 to resolve peer dependency conflict with eslint-config-next@16.0.3 which requires ESLint >=9.0.0.
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- Upgraded Next.js to v16, React to v19
- Migrated from contentlayer to contentlayer2
- Migrated to Turbopack by decoupling Contentlayer from webpack
- Updated all page components to handle async params (Next.js 15+ breaking change)
- Changed package.json to type: module and renamed config files to .cjs
- Updated README with current tech stack and article creation instructions
- Fixed tag encoding issue (removed double encoding)
- All security vulnerabilities resolved (npm audit: 0 vulnerabilities)
