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@dotworld/shadow-canary-templates

v0.7.2

Published

File payload for shadow-canary, copyable into Next.js projects

Readme

@dotworld/shadow-canary-templates

File payload for shadow-canary — copyable into existing Next.js + Vercel projects.

This package ships the host-side files that must live in the project repository. Logic is imported from @dotworld/shadow-canary-core; these files are thin wrappers, UI components, API routes, and CI workflows.

Usage

npx @dotworld/shadow-canary-templates copy .

Files that already exist are skipped. Use --force to overwrite:

npx @dotworld/shadow-canary-templates copy . --force

You can also target a specific directory:

npx @dotworld/shadow-canary-templates copy /path/to/my-next-app

Files delivered

| Path | Purpose | |---|---| | middleware.ts | Edge middleware: routes shadow/canary traffic via @dotworld/shadow-canary-core/edge | | next.config.ts | Sets deploymentId for Skew Protection | | vercel.json | Disables automatic git deploys (workflows control deploys) | | .env.local.example | All required environment variables documented | | lib/admin-auth.ts | Auth helpers: re-exports from core + requireAdmin() (host-side, needs next/headers) | | lib/admin-vercel.ts | Vercel API helpers: thin re-exports from @dotworld/shadow-canary-core | | app/admin/ | Admin dashboard (server + client components, CSS) | | app/admin/login/page.tsx | Login page | | app/api/admin/** | REST endpoints: state, deployments, login, logout, rollback, shadow-percent, canary controls | | app/api/slo/route.ts | SLO health endpoint used by canary ramp cron | | .github/workflows/deploy-shadow.yml | CI: deploy master branch to shadow slot | | .github/workflows/deploy-prod.yml | CI: deploy production branch, start canary ramp | | .github/workflows/canary-ramp.yml | CI: cron every 15 min, SLO-gated traffic bump |

After copying

Follow the llms-install.md guide at the monorepo root (or in the published docs) to:

  1. Install dependencies (@dotworld/shadow-canary-core, @vercel/edge-config)
  2. Fill in .env.local from .env.local.example
  3. Configure Vercel project settings and Edge Config
  4. Set GitHub repository secrets
  5. Establish the master / production branch model