# AGENTS.md — SeedProject base This repository is a **cloneable website foundation** (the "SeedProject base"). If you are reading this, someone cloned it to build a **new site**. Your job on a fresh clone is to configure it for this specific site, then build it. ## First run — set up this clone 1. **Configure identity** (interactive): ```bash ./scripts/new-site.sh ``` It prompts for the site name, URL, description, author, etc., writes them to `site.config.json`, and stamps them across every engine. Non-interactive alternative (**use this if you are an autonomous agent** — the script above prompts and will block): edit `site.config.json` by hand, then run `node scripts/configure.mjs`. 2. **Build the frontend:** ```bash cd app && npm install && npm run build # outputs to ../public ``` 3. **(Optional) set up the backend** — see [Backend](#backend-api). That is the entire "spin up a new site" flow. Everything below is context for working on the site afterward. ## The golden rule: one identity source `site.config.json` (repo root) is the **single source of truth** for site identity — name, URL, description, tagline, author, social, timezone. - **Never hardcode** the site name, URL, or author in components, pages, or engine configs. - To change identity: edit `site.config.json`, then run `node scripts/configure.mjs`. That regenerates `app/src/config/site.json` (the theme reads it). - In the Astro theme, read identity from `SITE`, `authors`, etc. exported by `app/src/lib/blog-data.js` (which imports `app/src/config/site.json`). ## Structure | Path | What it is | |------|-----------| | `site.config.json` | **The one file you edit** — site identity | | `scripts/new-site.sh` | Fresh-clone setup (prompts → configure) | | `scripts/configure.mjs` | Stamp `site.config.json` into every engine | | `app/` | Astro frontend ("theme"). Build → `../public`. See `app/AGENTS.md` for coding standards. | | `api/` | SeedProject PHP backend, served at `/api` (see below) | | `public/` | Build output (git-ignored) | ## Backend (`api/`) The PHP backend is served at `/api` on the same domain; the static frontend calls it same-origin (`fetch("/api/...")`). Setup: ```bash cd api && composer install php console app:install --db-host=localhost --db-name=NAME --db-user=USER --db-pass=PASS \ --url= --name="" php console db:migrate --status ``` - `php console app:install` writes `api/config.php` (git-ignored), imports the schema, and runs migrations. - Endpoints: `GET /api/health` (public), `GET /api/admin/ping` (bearer `ADMIN_TOKEN`). - New schema: add `api/db/migrations/NNN_name.sql`, apply with `php console db:migrate`. - Web-server setup (aliasing `/api` → `api/` with PHP-FPM + front-controller rewrite): see `api/.memory/foundation.md`. ## Authoring content - To add a post: create `app/src/content/blog//index.mdx` following the schema in `app/src/content.config.js` (copy the sample `welcome` post as a template). ## Local development - **Frontend:** `cd app && npm run dev` (Astro dev server) — enough for theme/content work. - **The `/api` backend does NOT work under `astro dev`.** It needs a real web server (Apache/nginx + PHP-FPM) with `/api` aliased to `api/`, plus `php console app:install`. The `/api-health-test` page therefore only returns data on a deployed instance, not in dev. ## Status & known gaps Read this before relying on any subsystem: - ✅ **Frontend theme** — fully config-driven; `npm run build` produces a clean site. - ✅ **Setup** — `new-site.sh` / `configure.mjs` work. - ⚠️ **`/api` Foundation** — code is written and code-verified (composer, `php console`, autoload, graceful CLI failures), but the **live DB + HTTP round-trip is UNVERIFIED** (never run on a served instance with a real database). ## Guardrails - **Never commit secrets.** `**/.env`, `api/config.php`, `api/system/.installed` are git-ignored — keep it that way. Dependencies (`node_modules/`, `api/vendor/`) and build output (`public/`) are git-ignored too and are installed/generated per clone. - Keep the theme reusable and identity config-driven (see the golden rule). - Verify any change still builds: `cd app && npm run build`. ## More - Human quick-start: `README.md` - Backend design + implementation plan: `api/.memory/foundation.md`, `api/.memory/foundation-plan.md`