@reblu/site-next 1.16.0 → 1.18.0

package/CHANGELOG.md

@@ -1,5 +1,32 @@
 # @reblu/site-next
 
+## 1.18.0
+
+### Minor Changes
+
+- e4dff25: New `@reblu/site-next/seo` subpath (REB-871) — the one page-title rule, shared with the Reblu SITE API. `resolveSeoTitle({ seoTitle, title, sectionLabel }, { template, siteName })`: a non-empty entity SEO title is used as-is (never suffixed); otherwise the tenant template (`Config.seoTitleTemplate`, default `%s | {siteName}`) is applied exactly once to the display title or the list route's section label, and the brand is never duplicated. `buildMetadata({ seo, config, ... })` returns Next `Metadata` with an absolute title (a root-layout `title.template` can no longer append the brand twice). Also exports `DEFAULT_SEO_TITLE_TEMPLATE`, `validateSeoTitleTemplate` and `resolveSeoTitleTemplate`. Dependency-free, no `'use client'`.
+
+### Patch Changes
+
+- Updated dependencies [e4dff25]
+  - @reblu/site-contracts@1.11.0
+
+## 1.17.0
+
+### Minor Changes
+
+- ccf8feb: Fix `cookieBannerToConsentTexts` throwing when called from a Server
+  Component. `@reblu/site-next/consent` carries a leading `'use client'`
+  directive for its providers/components, which made the whole entry —
+  including the pure, dependency-free `cookieBannerToConsentTexts` (and
+  `mergeConsentBannerTexts`/`DEFAULT_CONSENT_BANNER_TEXTS`/`ConsentBannerTexts`)
+  — look client-only to Next's RSC boundary. `next build` failed with
+  "Attempted to call cookieBannerToConsentTexts() from the server but
+  cookieBannerToConsentTexts is on the client" for the documented root-layout
+  recipe. `@reblu/site-next/consent-server` now also re-exports these helpers
+  for Server Components to import from; `@reblu/site-next/consent` still
+  re-exports them unchanged for existing client-side call sites.
+
 ## 1.16.0
 
 ### Minor Changes

package/README.md

@@ -609,19 +609,79 @@ import { cookiePolicyVersion } from '@reblu/site-next/consent-server'
 response's `cookieBanner` field onto `texts` with `cookieBannerToConsentTexts`
 instead of hand-rolling the mapping — it already drops `null` AND
 blank/whitespace-only fields, so an unfilled nexus field falls back to the
-default instead of rendering an empty title or an unlabelled button:
+default instead of rendering an empty title or an unlabelled button.
+
+Import `cookieBannerToConsentTexts` from **`@reblu/site-next/consent-server`**,
+not from `./consent`, when you call it from a Server Component — the root
+layout that mounts `<ConsentProvider>`/`<CookieBanner>` is one (REB-846).
+`./consent` carries its own leading `'use client'` directive, and with this
+package's `splitting: false` build that directive tags the WHOLE entry, so
+calling any of its exports — even a pure one with no React — from a Server
+Component throws `Attempted to call cookieBannerToConsentTexts() from the
+server but cookieBannerToConsentTexts is on the client`. `cookieBannerToConsentTexts`
+itself has no React/browser dependency, so `./consent-server` (directive-free)
+re-exports the same function for exactly this call site; `<CookieBanner>` the
+*component* still comes from `./consent` as usual — importing a Client
+Component into a Server Component's JSX is fine, it is only the function
+*call* that must happen off the client-tagged module:
 
 ```tsx
-import { CookieBanner, cookieBannerToConsentTexts } from '@reblu/site-next/consent'
+import { CookieBanner } from '@reblu/site-next/consent'
+import { cookieBannerToConsentTexts } from '@reblu/site-next/consent-server'
 
 <CookieBanner texts={cookieBannerToConsentTexts(analytics?.cookieBanner)} />
 ```
 
+`DEFAULT_CONSENT_BANNER_TEXTS`, `mergeConsentBannerTexts` and the
+`ConsentBannerTexts` type are available from both `./consent` and
+`./consent-server` for the same reason — use whichever subpath matches where
+the call happens.
+
 Even if you build `texts` yourself, `<CookieBanner>` treats a blank or
 whitespace-only value for any key the same as `undefined` — it always falls
 back to that key's default rather than rendering empty. There is no need to
 `?.trim()` a value before passing it.
 
+## Page titles — `buildMetadata` (REB-871)
+
+`@reblu/site-next/seo` (dependency-free, no `'use client'`) holds the one
+page-title rule the Reblu SITE API also applies server-side:
+
+- an entity SEO title (`seoTitle` / `metaTitle`) that is set is the **whole**
+  title — used as-is, the site name is never appended;
+- otherwise the tenant template (`config.seoTitleTemplate`, default
+  `%s | {siteName}`) is applied **once** to the display title — or to the
+  section label on a list/index route;
+- the brand is never duplicated.
+
+Detail endpoints already return `seo.title` resolved, so a detail route is a
+drop-in:
+
+```ts
+// app/servicios/[slug]/page.tsx
+import type { Metadata } from 'next'
+import { buildMetadata } from '@reblu/site-next/seo'
+
+export async function generateMetadata({ params }): Promise<Metadata> {
+  const { slug } = await params
+  const [page, config] = await Promise.all([reblu.pages.bySlug(slug), reblu.config.get()])
+  return buildMetadata({ seo: page.seo, title: page.title, seoTitle: page.seoTitle, config })
+}
+
+// app/blog/page.tsx — list/index route: the template with the section label
+export async function generateMetadata(): Promise<Metadata> {
+  return buildMetadata({ sectionLabel: 'Blog', config: await reblu.config.get() })
+}
+```
+
+`buildMetadata` emits `title: { absolute }`, so a `title.template` in the root
+layout can never append the brand a second time — drop any hand-written
+`` `${title} · Brand` `` from your routes. Passing `title`/`seoTitle` alongside
+`seo` keeps the route correct against an older API that does not send `seo`
+yet. Need the string only? `resolveSeoTitle({ seoTitle, title, sectionLabel },
+{ template: config.seoTitleTemplate, siteName: config.siteName })`.
+Description/Open Graph are intentionally minimal here (REB-823 extends them).
+
 ## Structured data (JSON-LD)
 
 `@reblu/site-next/json-ld` (REB-622, server-only, dependency-free) renders one

package/dist/consent-server.cjs

@@ -22,8 +22,11 @@ var consent_server_exports = {};
 __export(consent_server_exports, {
   CONSENT_CATEGORIES: () => CONSENT_CATEGORIES,
   CONSENT_COOKIE_NAME: () => CONSENT_COOKIE_NAME,
+  DEFAULT_CONSENT_BANNER_TEXTS: () => DEFAULT_CONSENT_BANNER_TEXTS,
   DEFAULT_CONSENT_CATEGORIES: () => DEFAULT_CONSENT_CATEGORIES,
+  cookieBannerToConsentTexts: () => cookieBannerToConsentTexts,
   cookiePolicyVersion: () => cookiePolicyVersion,
+  mergeConsentBannerTexts: () => mergeConsentBannerTexts,
   parseConsentCookie: () => parseConsentCookie,
   serializeConsentCookie: () => serializeConsentCookie
 });
@@ -71,6 +74,65 @@ function serializeConsentCookie(payload) {
   return JSON.stringify(payload);
 }
 
+// src/consent/texts.ts
+var DEFAULT_CONSENT_BANNER_TEXTS = {
+  title: "Utilizamos cookies",
+  description: "Usamos cookies estrictamente necesarias para el funcionamiento del sitio. Con tu permiso, tambi\xE9n usar\xEDamos cookies de anal\xEDtica y marketing para mejorar tu experiencia.",
+  acceptLabel: "Aceptar todas",
+  rejectLabel: "Rechazar todas",
+  manageLabel: "Configurar",
+  policyLinkLabel: "Pol\xEDtica de cookies",
+  preferencesTitle: "Preferencias de cookies",
+  preferencesDescription: "Elige qu\xE9 categor\xEDas de cookies opcionales permites. Las cookies necesarias no se pueden desactivar.",
+  saveLabel: "Guardar preferencias",
+  necessaryLabel: "Necesarias",
+  necessaryDescription: "Imprescindibles para el funcionamiento del sitio, como la seguridad del formulario de contacto. Siempre activas.",
+  categoryLabels: {
+    analytics: "Anal\xEDtica",
+    marketing: "Marketing",
+    preferences: "Preferencias"
+  },
+  categoryDescriptions: {
+    analytics: "Nos ayudan a entender c\xF3mo se usa el sitio (por ejemplo, Google Analytics o Microsoft Clarity).",
+    marketing: "Permiten mostrar contenido relevante de terceros (por ejemplo, Meta Pixel).",
+    preferences: "Recuerdan tus preferencias de navegaci\xF3n entre visitas."
+  }
+};
+var CONSENT_BANNER_TEXT_KEYS = [
+  "title",
+  "description",
+  "acceptLabel",
+  "rejectLabel",
+  "manageLabel",
+  "policyLinkLabel",
+  "preferencesTitle",
+  "preferencesDescription",
+  "saveLabel",
+  "necessaryLabel",
+  "necessaryDescription"
+];
+function mergeConsentBannerTexts(overrides) {
+  const merged = { ...DEFAULT_CONSENT_BANNER_TEXTS, ...overrides };
+  for (const key of CONSENT_BANNER_TEXT_KEYS) {
+    const value = overrides?.[key];
+    const isUnset = value == null || typeof value === "string" && value.trim() === "";
+    if (isUnset) {
+      merged[key] = DEFAULT_CONSENT_BANNER_TEXTS[key];
+    }
+  }
+  return merged;
+}
+function cookieBannerToConsentTexts(cookieBanner) {
+  if (!cookieBanner) return {};
+  const overrides = {};
+  if (cookieBanner.title?.trim()) overrides.title = cookieBanner.title;
+  if (cookieBanner.body?.trim()) overrides.description = cookieBanner.body;
+  if (cookieBanner.acceptLabel?.trim()) overrides.acceptLabel = cookieBanner.acceptLabel;
+  if (cookieBanner.rejectLabel?.trim()) overrides.rejectLabel = cookieBanner.rejectLabel;
+  if (cookieBanner.manageLabel?.trim()) overrides.manageLabel = cookieBanner.manageLabel;
+  return overrides;
+}
+
 // src/consent-server.ts
 function cookiePolicyVersion(policy) {
   if (!policy) return null;
@@ -80,8 +142,11 @@ function cookiePolicyVersion(policy) {
 0 && (module.exports = {
   CONSENT_CATEGORIES,
   CONSENT_COOKIE_NAME,
+  DEFAULT_CONSENT_BANNER_TEXTS,
   DEFAULT_CONSENT_CATEGORIES,
+  cookieBannerToConsentTexts,
   cookiePolicyVersion,
+  mergeConsentBannerTexts,
   parseConsentCookie,
   serializeConsentCookie
 });

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@@ -1 +1 @@
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package/dist/consent-server.d.cts

@@ -1,4 +1,5 @@
-export { C as CONSENT_CATEGORIES, a as CONSENT_COOKIE_NAME, b as ConsentCategory, c as ConsentCategoryState, d as ConsentCookiePayload, D as DEFAULT_CONSENT_CATEGORIES, p as parseConsentCookie, s as serializeConsentCookie } from './consent-shared-DbdhEXW2.cjs';
+export { C as CONSENT_CATEGORIES, a as CONSENT_COOKIE_NAME, b as ConsentBannerTexts, c as ConsentCategory, d as ConsentCategoryState, e as ConsentCookiePayload, D as DEFAULT_CONSENT_BANNER_TEXTS, f as DEFAULT_CONSENT_CATEGORIES, g as cookieBannerToConsentTexts, m as mergeConsentBannerTexts, p as parseConsentCookie, s as serializeConsentCookie } from './texts-DfpyCIJK.cjs';
+import '@reblu/site-contracts';
 
 /**
  * A content hash of the tenant's cookie policy, standing in for a stored

package/dist/consent-server.d.ts

@@ -1,4 +1,5 @@
-export { C as CONSENT_CATEGORIES, a as CONSENT_COOKIE_NAME, b as ConsentCategory, c as ConsentCategoryState, d as ConsentCookiePayload, D as DEFAULT_CONSENT_CATEGORIES, p as parseConsentCookie, s as serializeConsentCookie } from './consent-shared-DbdhEXW2.js';
+export { C as CONSENT_CATEGORIES, a as CONSENT_COOKIE_NAME, b as ConsentBannerTexts, c as ConsentCategory, d as ConsentCategoryState, e as ConsentCookiePayload, D as DEFAULT_CONSENT_BANNER_TEXTS, f as DEFAULT_CONSENT_CATEGORIES, g as cookieBannerToConsentTexts, m as mergeConsentBannerTexts, p as parseConsentCookie, s as serializeConsentCookie } from './texts-DfpyCIJK.js';
+import '@reblu/site-contracts';
 
 /**
  * A content hash of the tenant's cookie policy, standing in for a stored

package/dist/consent-server.js

@@ -42,6 +42,65 @@ function serializeConsentCookie(payload) {
   return JSON.stringify(payload);
 }
 
+// src/consent/texts.ts
+var DEFAULT_CONSENT_BANNER_TEXTS = {
+  title: "Utilizamos cookies",
+  description: "Usamos cookies estrictamente necesarias para el funcionamiento del sitio. Con tu permiso, tambi\xE9n usar\xEDamos cookies de anal\xEDtica y marketing para mejorar tu experiencia.",
+  acceptLabel: "Aceptar todas",
+  rejectLabel: "Rechazar todas",
+  manageLabel: "Configurar",
+  policyLinkLabel: "Pol\xEDtica de cookies",
+  preferencesTitle: "Preferencias de cookies",
+  preferencesDescription: "Elige qu\xE9 categor\xEDas de cookies opcionales permites. Las cookies necesarias no se pueden desactivar.",
+  saveLabel: "Guardar preferencias",
+  necessaryLabel: "Necesarias",
+  necessaryDescription: "Imprescindibles para el funcionamiento del sitio, como la seguridad del formulario de contacto. Siempre activas.",
+  categoryLabels: {
+    analytics: "Anal\xEDtica",
+    marketing: "Marketing",
+    preferences: "Preferencias"
+  },
+  categoryDescriptions: {
+    analytics: "Nos ayudan a entender c\xF3mo se usa el sitio (por ejemplo, Google Analytics o Microsoft Clarity).",
+    marketing: "Permiten mostrar contenido relevante de terceros (por ejemplo, Meta Pixel).",
+    preferences: "Recuerdan tus preferencias de navegaci\xF3n entre visitas."
+  }
+};
+var CONSENT_BANNER_TEXT_KEYS = [
+  "title",
+  "description",
+  "acceptLabel",
+  "rejectLabel",
+  "manageLabel",
+  "policyLinkLabel",
+  "preferencesTitle",
+  "preferencesDescription",
+  "saveLabel",
+  "necessaryLabel",
+  "necessaryDescription"
+];
+function mergeConsentBannerTexts(overrides) {
+  const merged = { ...DEFAULT_CONSENT_BANNER_TEXTS, ...overrides };
+  for (const key of CONSENT_BANNER_TEXT_KEYS) {
+    const value = overrides?.[key];
+    const isUnset = value == null || typeof value === "string" && value.trim() === "";
+    if (isUnset) {
+      merged[key] = DEFAULT_CONSENT_BANNER_TEXTS[key];
+    }
+  }
+  return merged;
+}
+function cookieBannerToConsentTexts(cookieBanner) {
+  if (!cookieBanner) return {};
+  const overrides = {};
+  if (cookieBanner.title?.trim()) overrides.title = cookieBanner.title;
+  if (cookieBanner.body?.trim()) overrides.description = cookieBanner.body;
+  if (cookieBanner.acceptLabel?.trim()) overrides.acceptLabel = cookieBanner.acceptLabel;
+  if (cookieBanner.rejectLabel?.trim()) overrides.rejectLabel = cookieBanner.rejectLabel;
+  if (cookieBanner.manageLabel?.trim()) overrides.manageLabel = cookieBanner.manageLabel;
+  return overrides;
+}
+
 // src/consent-server.ts
 function cookiePolicyVersion(policy) {
   if (!policy) return null;
@@ -50,8 +109,11 @@ function cookiePolicyVersion(policy) {
 export {
   CONSENT_CATEGORIES,
   CONSENT_COOKIE_NAME,
+  DEFAULT_CONSENT_BANNER_TEXTS,
   DEFAULT_CONSENT_CATEGORIES,
+  cookieBannerToConsentTexts,
   cookiePolicyVersion,
+  mergeConsentBannerTexts,
   parseConsentCookie,
   serializeConsentCookie
 };

package/dist/consent-server.js.map

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Next's RSC runtime does not\n * distinguish \"pure helper\" from \"the rest of the client module it shipped\n * from\": calling ANY export of a `'use client'`-tagged module from a Server\n * Component throws \"Attempted to call … from the server but … is on the\n * client\" (REB-846). `./consent/texts` has zero React/browser imports of its\n * own, so re-exporting it here — a directive-free entry — lets a Server\n * Component call it directly. `./consent` keeps re-exporting the same names\n * too, for a Client Component that already has the barrel imported; see that\n * file's doc comment for why it must never import from THIS file (the other\n * direction: `cookiePolicyVersion`'s `node:crypto` must never reach the\n * browser bundle).\n */\n\nexport {\n  CONSENT_CATEGORIES,\n  CONSENT_COOKIE_NAME,\n  DEFAULT_CONSENT_CATEGORIES,\n  parseConsentCookie,\n  serializeConsentCookie,\n  type ConsentCategory,\n  type ConsentCategoryState,\n  type ConsentCookiePayload,\n  DEFAULT_CONSENT_BANNER_TEXTS,\n  mergeConsentBannerTexts,\n  cookieBannerToConsentTexts,\n  type ConsentBannerTexts,\n}\n\n/**\n * A content hash of the tenant's cookie policy, standing in for a stored\n * version string (REB-642 §7.2). 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