feat: initialize project structure, Nuxt v4, metadata & project workspace#4
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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe PR updates project configuration files, adds GitHub sponsorship information, removes demo Vue components (Alert and Counter), and simplifies content files. Package.json is restructured with reorganized dependencies and new development tooling, while nuxt.config.ts expands with enhanced meta tags and TypeScript settings. Changes
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8-15: 🧹 Nitpick | 🔵 TrivialConsider adding Zod schemas for content validation.
The coding guidelines specify that content collections should use Zod schemas (
content.config.tsusing Zod), but the current configuration only defines a basiccontentcollection without schema validation. Per the Content Model guidelines, you'll need schemas for: talks, projects, clients, and publications.This may be intentional for the initial project setup, but consider adding schemas as the content structure is established.
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Verify each finding against the current code and only fix it if needed. In `@content.config.ts` around lines 8 - 15, Add Zod schema validation to the content configuration: update the export from defineContentConfig/defineCollection in content.config.ts to define collections for "talks", "projects", "clients", and "publications" each with a Zod schema instead of the catch-all page/source; create Zod schemas (e.g., talkSchema, projectSchema, clientSchema, publicationSchema) describing the expected frontmatter fields and types, import them into content.config.ts and pass them as the schema property to defineCollection for each collection, and keep or remove the existing "content" collection as appropriate.
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In `@nuxt.config.ts`:
- Around line 7-8: The comment notes `@nuxtjs/seo` is referenced but not added;
update nuxt.config.ts by adding "@nuxtjs/seo" to the modules array (the existing
modules block), install the package (add it to package.json / run package
manager install), and add a top-level site configuration object in
nuxt.config.ts (populate domain, titleTemplate, description, og:site_name,
htmlAttrs.lang and any default metadata/OG settings) so `@nuxtjs/seo` can manage
sitemap, OG images, robots and JSON-LD; ensure the site object names match what
`@nuxtjs/seo` expects and that the module name matches the installed package.
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In `@content.config.ts`:
- Around line 8-15: Add Zod schema validation to the content configuration:
update the export from defineContentConfig/defineCollection in content.config.ts
to define collections for "talks", "projects", "clients", and "publications"
each with a Zod schema instead of the catch-all page/source; create Zod schemas
(e.g., talkSchema, projectSchema, clientSchema, publicationSchema) describing
the expected frontmatter fields and types, import them into content.config.ts
and pass them as the schema property to defineCollection for each collection,
and keep or remove the existing "content" collection as appropriate.
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This PR configures the Nuxt v4 environment, streamlines project metadata, and establishes the project and workspace structure. It also introduces sponsoring information and cleans up the initial starter boilerplate.
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