Migrate from Vite to Next.js 15 with SSR

- Replace Vite + React Router with Next.js 15 App Router
- Implement i18n with next-intl (URL-based: /de, /en, /sr)
- Add SSR/SSG for all pages (48 static pages generated)
- Setup Supabase SSR client for auth
- Migrate all pages: Home, About, Portfolio, Blog, Contact, Login, Dashboard, Imprint, Privacy, Terms
- Add Docker support with standalone output
- Replace i18next with next-intl JSON translations
- Use next/image for optimized images

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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// src/i18n/locales/en/blog/index.ts
export const blog = {
meta: {
title: 'Blog - JTL Integration & Digital Solutions',
description: 'Insights and Best Practices on JTL-WaWi, E-Commerce, and Digital Transformation',
header: {
title: 'Insights & Best Practices',
subtitle: 'Insights and Best Practices on JTL-WaWi, E-Commerce, and Digital Transformation'
}
},
posts: {
'erp-integration-breuninger': {
title: 'ApparelMagic and TradeByte: Analysis of Complex Integrations',
date: '2024-02-09',
excerpt: 'Detailed analysis of an e-commerce integration between Apparel Magic and Breuninger via TradeByte',
category: 'System Integration',
tags: ['ERP', 'Apparel Magic', 'TradeByte', 'API Integration', 'Python', 'MariaDB'],
coverImage: '/images/posts/erp-integration-breuninger/cover.jpg',
content: {
intro: {
title: 'Apparel Magic meets Breuninger: A Technical Analysis of the TradeByte Integration',
description: 'The integration of e-commerce systems with established marketplaces poses unique challenges for companies. In this article, I share my experiences from a complex integration project between Apparel Magic as an ERP system and the Breuninger platform via TradeByte.'
},
background: {
title: 'Project Background',
systems: {
erp: 'Apparel Magic as an ERP system for product data and inventory management',
middleware: 'TradeByte as the middleware for the Breuninger platform'
},
challenges: {
sync: 'Bidirectional synchronization of orders',
customers: 'Automated customer creation',
delivery: 'Management of delivery notes',
inventory: 'Real-time inventory management'
}
},
tech: {
title: 'Technical Architecture',
components: {
title: 'Key Components'
},
database: {
title: 'Middleware Database',
description: 'The MariaDB database serves as the central data store for the integration:'
}
},
api: {
title: 'API Integrations',
apparel_magic: {
title: 'Apparel Magic API',
description: 'The REST API of Apparel Magic is used for customer creation and inventory management:'
},
tradebyte: {
title: 'TradeByte Integration',
description: 'The TradeByte API uses a combination of REST and XML:'
}
},
order_process: {
title: 'Order Process',
steps: {
fetch: 'Regular retrieval of new orders from TradeByte',
customers: 'Automatic customer creation in Apparel Magic',
process: 'Order processing and status update',
delivery: 'Generation and storage of delivery notes'
},
delivery_notes: {
title: 'Delivery Note Management'
}
},
challenges: {
title: 'Challenges and Solutions',
status: {
title: '1. Status Management',
description: 'A particular challenge was managing order statuses:'
},
error_handling: {
title: '2. Error Handling and Monitoring',
description: 'Robust error handling was essential for production operation:'
}
},
best_practices: {
title: 'Best Practices',
api: {
title: '1. API Communication',
items: {
retry: 'Implementation of retry mechanisms',
errors: 'Careful error handling',
logging: 'Comprehensive logging of all communications'
}
},
data: {
title: '2. Data Management',
items: {
storage: 'Central data storage in MariaDB',
transactions: 'Transactional security for critical operations',
validation: 'Regular data validation'
}
},
automation: {
title: '3. Process Automation',
items: {
customers: 'Automated customer creation',
status: 'Automatic status updates',
delivery: 'Systematic delivery note management'
}
}
},
lessons: {
title: 'Lessons Learned',
api: {
title: '1. API Design',
items: {
docs: 'Thorough API documentation is essential',
auth: 'Understanding of various authentication methods',
limits: 'Consideration of rate limits'
}
},
validation: {
title: '2. Data Validation',
items: {
rules: 'Implementation of strict validation rules',
edge_cases: 'Careful handling of edge cases',
cleanup: 'Automated data cleanup'
}
},
optimization: {
title: '3. Process Optimization',
items: {
automation: 'Continuous improvement of automation',
performance: 'Regular performance reviews',
monitoring: 'Proactive monitoring'
}
}
},
conclusion: {
title: 'Conclusion',
requirements: {
understanding: 'Deep understanding of both systems',
implementation: 'Careful implementation of API communication',
error_handling: 'Robust error handling',
monitoring: 'Continuous monitoring'
},
results: 'The developed solution successfully processes orders and enables seamless integration between the systems. In particular, automated customer creation and delivery note management have proven to be efficiency boosters.'
}
}
},
},
ui: {
readMore: 'Read More',
loading: {
posts: 'Loading blog posts...',
post: 'Loading blog post...'
},
errors: {
posts: 'Error loading blog posts',
post: 'The requested blog post does not exist or has been moved.'
},
backToBlog: 'Back to Blog',
publishedOn: 'Published on',
category: 'Category',
tags: 'Tags',
notFound: {
title: 'Post Not Found',
message: 'The requested blog post does not exist or has been moved.'
}
},
categories: {
'Integration': 'Integration',
'Entwicklung': 'Development',
'Automatisierung': 'Automation'
}
} as const;
export type BlogConfig = typeof blog;
export type BlogPost = BlogConfig['posts'][keyof BlogConfig['posts']];