API_BASE_URL env var isn't reaching Next.js in Dokploy, so the fallback
was localhost:9812. Default to the correct container hostname so it works
without any env var configuration. Local dev still overrides via API_BASE_URL.
https://claude.ai/code/session_01Xmxm2QLgFBgRJyYD6VukR6
NEXT_PUBLIC_* is baked at build time so runtime docker-compose environment
vars have no effect. Instead:
- next.config.ts rewrites /api/* -> API_BASE_URL/api/* at the server level
- api.ts uses relative paths (no env var in client bundle at all)
- docker-compose passes API_BASE_URL=http://cvfs-backend:8080 at runtime
- Dockerfile no longer needs any build args
Requests: browser -> Next.js server (/api/*) -> cvfs-backend:8080 (/api/*)
https://claude.ai/code/session_01Xmxm2QLgFBgRJyYD6VukR6
- New monochrome design system in globals.css (no shadows, tight spacing, system-font)
- Root layout stripped to html/body; home page owns its Header/Footer
- Dashboard fully wired to FastAPI backend: upload, branch, submission, publish, download
- CVTree rebuilt as compact file-tree component driven by real version data
- DiffViewer rebuilt as minimal git-diff display using real patch data
- API client (libs/api.ts) extended with all CRUD operations
- Header redesigned to match minimal style
- Backend: added GET /documents/{id}/versions/{id}/download endpoint for DOCX export
https://claude.ai/code/session_01Xmxm2QLgFBgRJyYD6VukR6
Features:
- Complete CV version control system with branching and submission tracking
- Interactive tree visualization showing master resume, branches, and submissions
- Diff viewer for tracking changes between CV versions
- Professional landing page with Git for CVs messaging
- Modern dashboard with three-panel layout (tree, details, preview)
- ATS-safe design philosophy throughout
- Tailwind 4 configuration with professional design system
Components:
- CVTree: Interactive expandable tree for CV versions
- DiffViewer: Visual diff display with add/remove/change highlighting
- Comprehensive data models for documents, versions, patches, submissions
- Upload modal and action buttons for CV management
- Status tracking and public sharing indicators
Architecture:
- TypeScript types for complete CV management workflow
- Responsive design with proper hover states and animations
- Mock data demonstrating realistic ML Engineer and Backend Engineer branches
- Ready for FastAPI backend integration and DOCX processing
This implements the complete 'Resume Branches' vision as a modern webapp
that treats CV management like version control for documents.
