Lighthouse v1.4.33 flagged ~463 KiB of unused JS on first /insights
paint plus ~211 KiB of bundled JS as unminified. Two coordinated
moves close the gap without touching the Coach panel internals or
the dashboard tree.
next.config.ts
- `compiler.removeConsole` with `exclude: ["error", "warn"]` strips
the chart-wiring + Coach SSE breadcrumb literals from the prod
bundle. Error + warn paths still flow through to GlitchTip.
- `headers()` advertises `Permissions-Policy: unload=()` so Chromium
admits the page to the back/forward cache when navigating away. We
carry no `beforeunload` / `unload` listeners in-tree so the hint is
honest.
src/app/insights/page.tsx
- `<DailyBriefing>`, `<CorrelationRow>`, `<TrendsRow>` move behind
`next/dynamic({ ssr: false, loading: <Skeleton /> })`. All three
paint below the hero on every viewport and were eagerly imported
before. Each loader skeleton matches the dimensions of the resolved
block so layout doesn't shift.
- `<HeroStrip>` stays an eager import — the greeting + health-score
badge are the visible-first-paint surface.
Turbopack rewrites `__dirname` to a synthetic `/ROOT/...` token at
build time, so `readFileSync(join(__dirname, 'safety-contracts.fr.yaml'))`
crashed during page-data collection in the Docker build with an
ENOENT. The chunk error fixed in the previous commit was hiding the
issue.
The path now resolves through `process.cwd() + 'src/lib/ai/prompts'`,
which stays stable across `next build`, `next start`, and the test
runner. `outputFileTracingIncludes` in `next.config.ts` pulls the YAML
siblings into the standalone runtime image so the read succeeds at
deploy time.
HealthLog — personal health-tracking PWA with weight, blood pressure,
pulse, mood tracking, medication compliance, Withings integration,
doctor report PDF export, and Dracula-themed UI.
Marc-André Bombeck