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In `@src/app/`(root)/(dashboard)/questions/[id]/page.tsx:
- Around line 17-63: Replace the hardcoded "https://dev4room.pro" in
generateMetadata with the shared baseUrl constant: import baseUrl from (or named
import) "@/common/constants" at top, then use `${baseUrl}/questions/${id}` for
openGraph.url and alternates.canonical; update the openGraph and alternates
assignments in the generateMetadata function (identify by function name
generateMetadata and properties openGraph.url and alternates.canonical) so URLs
follow NEXT_PUBLIC_APP_URL consistently.
In `@src/app/layout.tsx`:
- Line 120: The manual <link rel="canonical" href={baseUrl} /> in
src/app/layout.tsx conflicts with Next.js metadataBase and per-page
alternates.canonical; remove this hardcoded canonical tag so Next's metadata
system (metadataBase and alternates.canonical) can generate page-specific
canonical URLs. Locate and delete the JSX node rendering <link rel="canonical"
href={baseUrl} /> (referenced as baseUrl in the layout component) to avoid
applying a global canonical to all pages.
In `@src/app/twitter-image.tsx`:
- Line 140: The displayed URL "dev4room.pro" is hardcoded in the TwitterImage
component; replace it with the central baseUrl constant by deriving the host
from baseUrl (e.g., new URL(baseUrl).host or strip the protocol) and render that
value instead so the component uses the shared baseUrl constant rather than a
literal string.
🧹 Nitpick comments (6)
src/app/opengraph-image.tsx (1)
1-147: Consider extracting shared image rendering logic.This file is nearly identical to
src/app/twitter-image.tsx(based on the relevant code snippets). While Next.js requires separateopengraph-image.tsxandtwitter-image.tsxfiles for the route convention, the rendering JSX could be extracted into a shared component to reduce duplication.♻️ Suggested refactor
Create a shared component:
// src/app/_shared/social-image-content.tsx export function SocialImageContent() { return ( <div style={{ /* ... shared styles ... */ }}> {/* Logo, Title, Tagline, Features, URL */} </div> ); }Then both image files can import and use it:
+import { SocialImageContent } from "./_shared/social-image-content"; + export default async function Image() { return new ImageResponse( - <div style={{ /* ... 100+ lines of JSX ... */ }}> - {/* ... */} - </div>, + <SocialImageContent />, { ...size } ); }src/app/sitemap.ts (2)
46-60: Same scalability consideration applies to user queries.The user query also fetches all verified, non-banned users without pagination. The same concerns about memory and timeouts apply here as the user base grows.
30-44: Add limits to database queries for scalability.Both the questions and users queries fetch all matching records without pagination. While the data is cached and revalidated every 30-60 seconds, this can cause memory pressure as the dataset grows.
For large sitemaps approaching 50,000+ URLs, implement sitemap index files and chunk the queries using
.limit()and.offset(), following the pattern used elsewhere in the codebase.src/app/(root)/(dashboard)/questions/[id]/page.tsx (1)
39-42: Consider stripping HTML/markdown from content before truncation.The
contentfield likely contains HTML or markdown formatting. Truncating raw content could result in:
- Broken HTML tags in the description (e.g.,
<p>Some text...)- Markdown syntax appearing in social previews (e.g.,
## Header...)♻️ Example approach
// Strip HTML tags and normalize whitespace const plainText = questionData.content .replace(/<[^>]*>/g, '') .replace(/\s+/g, ' ') .trim(); const description = plainText.length > 160 ? plainText.slice(0, 157) + "..." : plainText;src/app/(root)/(dashboard)/tags/page.tsx (1)
12-30: Consider extracting the repeated description string.The description is duplicated three times. Extracting it to a constant improves maintainability and ensures consistency if the text needs to change.
♻️ Suggested refactor
+const pageDescription = + "Explore tags on Dev4Room to find questions and experts by technology, language, and topic. Discover trending tags and related content."; + export const metadata: Metadata = { title: "Tags", - description: - "Explore tags on Dev4Room to find questions and experts by technology, language, and topic. Discover trending tags and related content.", + description: pageDescription, openGraph: { title: "Tags | Dev4Room", - description: - "Explore tags on Dev4Room to find questions and experts by technology, language, and topic. Discover trending tags and related content.", + description: pageDescription, url: `${baseUrl}/tags`, }, twitter: { title: "Tags | Dev4Room", - description: - "Explore tags on Dev4Room to find questions and experts by technology, language, and topic. Discover trending tags and related content.", + description: pageDescription, }, alternates: { canonical: `${baseUrl}/tags`, }, };src/app/twitter-image.tsx (1)
1-147: Consider extracting shared image template withopengraph-image.tsx.This file is nearly identical to
src/app/opengraph-image.tsx(same layout, styles, and content). Both files define the same visual design with duplicated JSX. Consider extracting the shared rendering logic into a common utility to maintain consistency and reduce duplication.♻️ Example approach
Create a shared image template:
// src/lib/og/shared-image-template.tsx export function createBrandImage(size: { width: number; height: number }) { return new ImageResponse( // ... shared JSX ... { ...size } ); }Then both image files can import and use this:
// src/app/twitter-image.tsx import { createBrandImage } from "@/lib/og/shared-image-template"; export const size = { width: 1200, height: 630 }; export default async function Image() { return createBrandImage(size); }
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