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Migrate from Vite to Next.js 16 with Turbopack
This is a major migration from Vite to Next.js 16.0.1 for improved
performance, better SEO, and modern React features.

## Next.js Migration Changes
- Upgraded to Next.js 16.0.1 with Turbopack (from Vite 6)
- Migrated from client-side routing to App Router architecture
- Created app/ directory with Next.js page structure
- Added server components and client components pattern
- Configured standalone Docker builds for production

## Bug Fixes - React Hooks
- Fixed infinite loop in Header.tsx scroll behavior (removed lastScrollY state dependency)
- Fixed infinite loop in useCalculatorState.ts (wrapped saveState/clearState in useCallback)
- Fixed infinite loop in OffsetOrder.tsx (removed savedState from useEffect dependencies)
- Removed unused React imports from all client components

## Environment Variable Migration
- Migrated all VITE_ variables to NEXT_PUBLIC_ prefix
- Updated src/utils/config.ts to use direct static references (required for Next.js)
- Updated src/api/checkoutClient.ts, emailClient.ts, aisClient.ts for Next.js env vars
- Updated src/vite-env.d.ts types for Next.js environment
- Maintained backward compatibility with Docker window.env

## Layout & UX Improvements
- Fixed footer to always stay at bottom of viewport using flexbox
- Updated app/layout.tsx with flex-1 main content area
- Preserved glass morphism effects and luxury styling

## TypeScript & Build
- Fixed TypeScript strict mode compilation errors
- Removed unused imports and variables
- Fixed Axios interceptor types in project/src/api/wrenClient.ts
- Production build verified and passing

## Testing & Verification
- Tested calculator end-to-end in Playwright
- Verified Wren API integration working (11 portfolios fetched)
- Confirmed calculation: 5000L → 13.47 tons CO₂ → $3,206 total
- All navigation routes working correctly
- Footer positioning verified across all pages

## Files Added
- app/ directory with Next.js routes
- components/ directory with client components
- next.config.mjs, next-env.d.ts
- ENV_MIGRATION.md, NEXTJS_MIGRATION_COMPLETE.md documentation

## Files Modified
- Docker configuration for Next.js standalone builds
- package.json dependencies (Next.js, React 19)
- ts config.json for Next.js
- All API clients for new env var pattern

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Co-Authored-By: Claude <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Puffin Offset - Carbon Offsetting for Yachts

This application helps users calculate and offset the carbon footprint of yachts through verified carbon offset projects.

Features

  • Carbon footprint calculation for yacht trips
  • Integration with Wren carbon offset projects
  • Responsive UI for mobile and desktop
  • Contact forms powered by Formspree

Setup

Local Development

  1. Install dependencies:
npm install
  1. Create a .env file with your API tokens:
VITE_WREN_API_TOKEN=your-token-here
VITE_FORMSPREE_CONTACT_ID=your-formspree-contact-form-id
VITE_FORMSPREE_OFFSET_ID=your-formspree-offset-form-id
  1. Run the development server:
npm run dev

Docker Setup

This project can be run in Docker containers using Docker Compose, and is configured to work with an Nginx reverse proxy on the host.

Prerequisites

  • Docker
  • Docker Compose
  • Nginx (on the host system for SSL termination and reverse proxying)

Running with Docker Compose

  1. Build and start the containers:
docker compose up -d
  1. The Docker container will listen on port 3800, which should be reverse-proxied by your host Nginx.

  2. Stop the containers:

docker compose down

Nginx Configuration

The project includes two Nginx configuration files:

  1. nginx.conf: Used INSIDE the Docker container to serve the static files on port 3800
  2. nginx-host.conf: A reference config for setting up your Nginx on the HOST to reverse proxy to the Docker container

To set up the host Nginx:

  1. Copy the nginx-host.conf to your Nginx sites directory:
sudo cp nginx-host.conf /etc/nginx/sites-available/puffinoffset.com
sudo ln -s /etc/nginx/sites-available/puffinoffset.com /etc/nginx/sites-enabled/
  1. Uncomment the SSL certificate lines after you've obtained certificates using Certbot or another SSL provider
  2. Test and reload Nginx:
sudo nginx -t
sudo systemctl reload nginx

Environment Variables

When using Docker, the environment variables are mounted as a volume from your local .env file. Make sure it contains:

VITE_WREN_API_TOKEN=your-token-here
VITE_FORMSPREE_CONTACT_ID=your-formspree-contact-form-id
VITE_FORMSPREE_OFFSET_ID=your-formspree-offset-form-id

Backend Service (Optional)

The docker-compose file includes a commented section for running the backend script (app.js) in a separate container. To enable it:

  1. Uncomment the backend service in docker-compose.yml
  2. Ensure your .env file contains the needed variables
  3. Run docker compose up -d to start both services

API Documentation

For Wren API documentation, visit: https://wren.co/api

Building for Production

# Without Docker
npm run build

# With Docker
docker compose build

The production build will be available in the dist directory, or served by Nginx in the Docker container.