Support optional documentMeta for each registered route#63
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Claude finished @mickmister's task —— View job PR Review: Support optional documentMeta for each registered routeTodo List:
Implementation AnalysisThe PR adds comprehensive support for dynamic HTML document metadata injection on client-side routes. Here's what I found: Code Quality and Best PracticesPositive aspects:
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Potential Bugs and IssuesCritical issue in modifiedHtml = modifiedHtml.replace(/<\/head>/i, `${metaTagsString}\n </head>`);The indentation is inconsistent (2 spaces for modifiedHtml = modifiedHtml.replace(/<\/head>/i, `${metaTagsString}\n</head>`);Route matching potential issue: Performance ConsiderationsGood:
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Recommendation: Consider adding a route cache map for frequently accessed paths. Security ConcernsWell handled:
Minor concern: Test CoverageMissing: No test files were added for the new functionality. Critical areas needing tests:
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Documentation: Overall AssessmentThis is a solid implementation that adds valuable SEO capabilities to the framework. The code is well-structured and follows TypeScript best practices. The main concerns are around test coverage and a few minor bugs/performance optimizations. Recommendations
The PR is ready for merge after addressing the critical indentation issue and adding tests. |
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This PR makes it so the application can serve dynamic HTML document metadata on any client-side route. This makes it so the app can return open graph data for permalinks in the application.