- Created BundleSelector component for selecting bundle options
- Updated ProductDetail to show bundle options
- Added bundle translations for all 4 locales
- Added GraphQL query for bundle products
- Updated TypeScript types for attributes
- Saleor backend: created bundle products for all base products
Created centralized helpers:
- src/lib/i18n/pageMetadata.ts: All page metadata (titles, descriptions, alt text)
- src/lib/i18n/productText.ts: Product-specific translated text (shortDescription, benefits)
- src/lib/i18n/metadata.ts: Helper functions for locale handling
Updated all pages to use centralized metadata:
- Homepage: Uses getPageMetadata for title, description, productionAlt
- Products page: Uses getPageMetadata
- Product detail: Uses getPageMetadata + getTranslatedShortDescription/getTranslatedBenefits
- About page: Uses getPageMetadata
ProductDetail component now uses:
- getTranslatedShortDescription() instead of locale comparison
- getTranslatedBenefits() instead of locale comparison
All user-facing text now goes through translation files or centralized helpers.
Adding a new language now requires only:
1. Add to SUPPORTED_LOCALES in locales.ts
2. Add LOCALE_CONFIG entry
3. Add entries to pageMetadata.ts and productText.ts
4. Add translation keys to message files
- Added src/lib/i18n/metadata.ts with helper functions
- Updated [locale]/layout.tsx to use DEFAULT_LOCALE constant
- routing.ts already uses centralized SUPPORTED_LOCALES
Note: For full antifragility, a larger refactor would centralize
all hardcoded locale comparisons for metadata text fallbacks.
Currently adding a new language requires:
1. SUPPORTED_LOCALES in locales.ts
2. LOCALE_CONFIG entry
3. Translation keys in all message files
- homepage page.tsx was passing productLocale (SR/EN) instead of locale (sr/en) to ProductCard
- ProductShowcase default locale was "SR" instead of "sr"
- ProductBenefits default locale was "SR" instead of "sr"
These caused URLs like /en/SR/products/... when clicking products
Created src/lib/i18n/locales.ts as single source of truth for:
- SUPPORTED_LOCALES array
- LOCALE_COOKIE name
- DEFAULT_LOCALE
- LOCALE_CONFIG (labels, flags, Saleor locale mapping)
- Helper functions (isValidLocale, getSaleorLocale, getLocaleFromPath)
Updated all files to use centralized constants:
- middleware.ts
- Header.tsx
- ProductCard.tsx
- sitemap.ts
- root layout and locale layout
- routing.ts
Benefits:
- Adding new locale only requires updating ONE file (locales.ts)
- No more hardcoded locale lists scattered across codebase
- Cookie name defined in one place
- Type-safe locale validation
- Added hreflang alternates to root layout for all locales (sr, en, de, fr)
- Added hreflang alternates to [locale] layout for all locales
- Updated sitemap to include all locale variants for every page
- Google will now properly index all language versions
WARNING: This change breaks existing SEO URLs for Serbian locale.
Changes:
- Migrated from separate locale folders (src/app/en/, src/app/de/, etc.)
to [locale] dynamic segments (src/app/[locale]/)
- Serbian is now at /sr/ instead of / (root)
- English at /en/, German at /de/, French at /fr/
- All components updated to generate locale-aware links
- Root / now redirects to /sr (307 temporary redirect)
SEO Impact:
- Previously indexed Serbian URLs (/, /products, /about, /contact)
will now return 404 or redirect to /sr/* URLs
- This is a breaking change for SEO - Serbian pages should ideally
remain at root (/) with only non-default locales getting prefix
- Consider implementing 301 redirects from old URLs to maintain
search engine rankings
Technical Notes:
- next-intl v4 with [locale] structure requires ALL locales to
have the prefix (cannot have default locale at root)
- Alternative approach would be separate folder structure per locale
