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/posts/rfid-automation.ts
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export const rfidAutomation = {
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meta: {
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title: 'RFID Label Automation: From Database to Printer',
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date: '2024-02-09',
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excerpt: 'A detailed technical analysis of implementing an automated RFID label printing system with Python',
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category: 'System Integration',
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coverImage: '/images/posts/rfid-automation/cover.jpg',
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tags: ['RFID', 'Python', 'ZPL', 'Automation', 'Zebra Printer', 'EPC']
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},
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content: {
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intro: {
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title: 'RFID Label Automation: From Database to Printer',
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description: 'In modern logistics and retail environments, efficient and error-free labeling of products with RFID tags is crucial. In this article, I share my experiences implementing an automated solution for generating and printing RFID labels with chip encoding.'
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},
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requirements: {
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title: 'Project Background',
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points: [
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'Automatic generation of EPC codes (Electronic Product Code)',
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'Creation of ZPL code for Zebra printers',
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'Direct network communication with the printer',
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'Integration with existing product data',
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'Error handling and logging'
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]
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},
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implementation: {
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title: 'Technical Implementation',
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epcGeneration: {
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title: 'EPC Code Generation',
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description: 'The EPC codes are generated according to the SGTIN standard (Serialized Global Trade Item Number):',
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code: `def generate_encoded_epc(company_prefix, indicator, item_ref, serial):
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sgtin = SGTIN(company_prefix, indicator, item_ref, serial)
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return sgtin.encode()`
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},
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zplTemplates: {
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title: 'ZPL Template Management',
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description: 'ZPL templates were implemented for different label types:',
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code: `def generate_zpl_code(artikelnr, description, ean, price, material, water_resistance, glass_type, encoded_epc):
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formatted_price = f'{price:.2f}'
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return f'''
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^MNW
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^MTT
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^PON
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^PMN
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^JMA
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^MMT
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^LL531
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^FT150,57^A0N,33,33^FH\\^CI27^FD{artikelnr}^FS^CI27
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^FT44,86^A0N,21,20^FH\\^CI27^FD{description}^FS^CI27
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^FT130,141^A0N,50,51^FH\\^CI27^FD{formatted_price} €^FS^CI27
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^FT167,175^A0N,21,20^FH\\^CI27^FD{material}^FS^CI27
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^FT185,201^A0N,21,20^FH\\^CI27^FD{water_resistance}^FS^CI27
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^FT155,227^A0N,21,20^FH\\^CI27^FD{glass_type}^FS^CI27
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^BY3,2,113^FT73,420^BEN,,Y,N
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^FH\\^FD{ean}^FS
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^RFW,H,1,2,1^FD3000^FS
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^RFW,H,2,12,1^FD{encoded_epc}^FS
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^PQ1,0,1,Y
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^XZ'''`
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},
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printerCommunication: {
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title: 'Network Communication with the Printer',
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description: 'Communication with the Zebra printer is done via TCP/IP:',
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code: `def send_to_printer(data, printer_ip='192.168.68.50', printer_port=9100):
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try:
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with socket.socket(socket.AF_INET, socket.SOCK_STREAM) as sock:
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sock.connect((printer_ip, printer_port))
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sock.sendall(data.encode('utf-8'))
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logger.info('Data successfully sent to printer')
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except Exception as e:
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logger.error(f'Error sending data to printer: {e}')`
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},
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serialNumberManagement: {
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title: 'Data Processing and Serial Number Management',
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description: 'Managing serial numbers is critical for the uniqueness of EPC codes:',
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code: `def initialize_serial_number():
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global current_serial_number
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try:
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serial_log_content = SERIAL_NUMBER_LOG_PATH.read_text().strip()
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current_serial_number = int(serial_log_content)
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except (FileNotFoundError, ValueError):
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current_serial_number = START_SERIAL_NUMBER
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def get_next_serial_number():
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global current_serial_number
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current_serial_number += 1
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return current_serial_number
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def finalize_serial_number():
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SERIAL_NUMBER_LOG_PATH.write_text(str(current_serial_number))`
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}
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},
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features: {
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title: 'Implemented Features',
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errorHandling: {
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title: '1. Robust Error Handling',
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points: [
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'Input data validation',
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'Network connection verification',
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'Serial number persistence',
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'Detailed logging of all operations'
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]
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},
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configurability: {
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title: '2. Configurability',
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points: [
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'Adjustable printer IP and port',
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'Customizable ZPL templates',
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'Flexible EPC code generation',
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'Configurable serial number ranges'
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]
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},
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scalability: {
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title: '3. Scalability',
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points: [
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'Batch processing of product data',
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'Parallel print jobs possible',
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'Efficient resource management',
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'Modular code for easy extensibility'
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]
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}
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},
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bestPractices: {
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title: 'Best Practices',
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dataValidation: {
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title: '1. Data Validation',
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points: [
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'Strict typing for critical data fields',
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'Verification of required fields',
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'Format and plausibility checks'
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]
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},
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faultTolerance: {
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title: '2. Fault Tolerance',
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points: [
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'Automatic retry attempts',
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'Graceful degradation',
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'Detailed error logs'
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]
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},
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maintainability: {
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title: '3. Maintainability',
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points: [
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'Modular code structure',
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'Comprehensive documentation',
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'Clear separation of configuration and code'
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]
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}
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},
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lessonsLearned: {
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title: 'Lessons Learned',
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zplSpecifics: {
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title: '1. ZPL Specifics',
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points: [
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'Detailed knowledge of ZPL specifications necessary',
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'Careful validation of generated ZPL codes',
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'Regular testing with different printer models'
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]
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},
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rfidStandards: {
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title: '2. RFID Standards',
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points: [
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'Adherence to EPC standards critical',
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'Careful management of serial numbers',
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'Validation of generated EPC codes'
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]
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},
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networkCommunication: {
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title: '3. Network Communication',
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points: [
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'Robust error handling for network issues',
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'Timeouts and retry attempts',
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'Buffering of print jobs'
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]
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}
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},
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conclusion: {
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title: 'Conclusion',
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description: 'The implemented solution enables efficient and reliable automation of the RFID labeling process. Through the combination of EPC code generation, ZPL template management, and direct printer communication, a robust system has been created that has proven itself in practice.',
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keyPoints: [
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'Thorough planning of system architecture',
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'Comprehensive error handling',
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'Careful documentation',
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'Regular testing and validation'
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],
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results: 'The solution has been running stably in production for several months and processes hundreds of labels daily.'
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}
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}
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};
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