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GatsbyPage->>Seo: Render Head with page SEO props
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Seo-->>GatsbyPage: Render document, Open Graph, and Twitter tags
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Links to badges.layer5.io did not unfurl with a preview card because the site emitted no og:* or twitter:* metadata. The title/description tags that index.js and discussion-leaderboard.js did render were placed in the component body rather than in <head>, so they never reached the document head under React 18. Add a shared Seo component that renders title, description, canonical, Open Graph and Twitter Card tags, and wire it into each page through Gatsby's Head API. The card image is the existing Layer5 Recognition Program banner already in the repository. Supporting changes: - gatsby-config.js: add siteMetadata.social.twitter for twitter:site. - gatsby-node.js: declare title and description on SiteSiteMetadata. The type is explicitly created, which disables inference, so those fields were otherwise not queryable. Signed-off-by: akkki007 <akshaynazare3@gmail.com>
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In `@src/sitecomponents/SEO/index.js`:
- Line 44: Update the SEO URL construction around seo.url to apply Gatsby’s
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The site ships path-prefixed builds: build-preview-site.yml sets PATH_PREFIX and runs `npm run build -- --prefix-paths`. Page routes are served under that prefix, but the canonical and og:url values were built from the bare pathname, so they omitted it. Run the page path through Gatsby's withPrefix. Imported assets are left alone: webpack's publicPath already carries the prefix, so og:image was correct and passing it through withPrefix would apply the prefix twice. Verified both ways. With PATH_PREFIX=/test --prefix-paths, og:url and canonical are https://badges.layer5.io/test/... matching og:image; a plain build is unchanged at https://badges.layer5.io/... Signed-off-by: akkki007 <akshaynazare3@gmail.com>
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Per review: PATH_PREFIX is only ever set by build-preview-site.yml, and a PR preview is an ephemeral deployment. Pointing a preview's canonical at its own preview path is not wanted, so the page route stays unprefixed and resolves to the production URL. Assets still need the prefix, from the two sources that supply it: - an imported asset is prefixed by webpack's publicPath, so defaultSocialImage must not go through withPrefix as well - a caller-supplied path out of static/ is not, so the `image` prop does Verified with PATH_PREFIX=/test --prefix-paths. canonical and og:url are https://badges.layer5.io/... with no prefix; og:image is .../test/static/recognition-banner-<hash>.png for the default and .../test/assets/... for an `image` override, each prefixed exactly once. A plain root build is unchanged. Signed-off-by: akkki007 <akshaynazare3@gmail.com>
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LGTM. This fixes the cause of #111. The title and meta tags now live in <head> through Gatsby's Head API, OG and Twitter Card tags are generated from one shared Seo component, and declaring title/description on SiteSiteMetadata fixes the schema, which previously hid those fields from GraphQL.
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Both per review. withPrefix returns an absolute URL unchanged, and webpack inlines a small enough asset as a data: URI, so prepending siteUrl unconditionally could emit "https://badges.layer5.iohttps://...". Qualify only a root-relative path and pass anything else through as-is. The 404 is served for every unknown path, so a canonical of /404/ claims a URL the visitor did not request. Seo now omits canonical and og:url when no pathname is given, and 404.js gives none. Verified against a throwaway probe page for the image cases, in both build modes: - image="https://cdn.example.com/card.png" -> emitted unchanged - image="/assets/badges/..." -> prefixed exactly once - default imported banner -> prefixed exactly once - 404 -> no canonical, no og:url Signed-off-by: akkki007 <akshaynazare3@gmail.com>
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This PR fixes #111
badges.layer5.ioemitted no Open Graph or Twitter Card metadata, so sharing the URL produced a bare link with no preview card.The
title/descriptiontags thatindex.jsanddiscussion-leaderboard.jsdid render were placed in the component body rather than in<head>, so under React 18 they never reached the document head at all — only404.jsused Gatsby'sHeadAPI correctly.What changed
src/sitecomponents/SEO/index.js— a sharedSeocomponent renderingtitle,description,link rel=canonical, the Open Graph set (og:type,og:site_name,og:title,og:description,og:url,og:image,og:image:alt,og:image:width/height) and the Twitter Card set (twitter:card=summary_large_image,twitter:title,twitter:description,twitter:image,twitter:image:alt,twitter:site,twitter:creator). It accepts per-pagetitle/description/image/pathnameoverrides and falls back tositeMetadata.Headexport:index.js,discussion-leaderboard.js,404.js. The misplaced in-body<title>/<meta>were removed.src/assets/images/recognition-banner.pngsuggested in the issue. It is referenced through the normal webpack asset import rather than duplicated intostatic/, so no new binary is added to the repo, and the tag carries the fully-qualifiedhttps://badges.layer5.io/...URL that crawlers require.gatsby-config.js— addedsiteMetadata.social.twitter(@layer5) to populatetwitter:site/twitter:creator. TheSocialtype was already declared ingatsby-node.jsbut had no value behind it.gatsby-node.js— declaredtitleanddescriptiononSiteSiteMetadata. That type is explicitly created viacreateTypes, which disables inference, so the two fields were not queryable from GraphQL despite being set ingatsby-config.js.Verification
npm run buildsucceeds, and the generated HTML carries the tags in<head>on every page:/discussion-leaderboard/and/404/get the same set with their own titles and canonical URLs. No straytitle/metaremain in<body>.Note: building locally also required
@mui/icons-material,@mui/materialandxstate, which@sistent/sistentandmui-datatablesneed but which are not declared inpackage.json. That is pre-existing and unrelated to this change, so it is left alone here — happy to open a separate issue if useful.Follow-up worth considering: the banner is 3629×1599 and ~1.8 MB. Every major platform will render it, but some unfurlers (WhatsApp in particular) skip images over a few hundred KB. A purpose-built 1200×630 card would unfurl everywhere; that is an asset decision for the design team, so I did not add one here.
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