Use when reviewing or implementing security-sensitive Zotonic code in templates, JavaScript, Erlang, models, controllers, cookies, HTTP headers, embeds, client-stored state, access control, CSP, or client/server communication.
Use when working in Zotonic projects, especially Erlang modules, Zotonic template_compiler templates, dispatch rules, site templates, logging, datamodel fixtures, or site/module structure. Provides project conventions for pragmatic Zotonic 1.x coding.
Use when converting Elm-generated Zotonic pages to Zotonic template_compiler templates. Focuses on extracting Elm routes/views into templates, using resource page paths, category templates, catinclude, page headers, and avoiding language-specific dispatch.
Use when creating Zotonic 1.x modules or porting Zotonic 0.x modules. Covers app structure, .app.src, -mod_config, controllers, binary request keys, JSON decoding, logging, specs, SCSS builds, Makefile/Taskfile usage, and payment module conventions.
Use when creating, refactoring, or reviewing Zotonic template_compiler templates in priv/templates, including page/base templates, partials, category-specific templates, catinclude/catcompose usage, translations, template inheritance, template filters,…
Use when creating, refactoring, or reviewing Zotonic JavaScript, template JavaScript tags, wires, actions, Erlang event/2 browser handlers, Cotonic workers/models, MQTT client-server communication, authentication workers, and do_ widgets in Zotonic sites or…