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PipXpert - cPanel deployment guide
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This bundle was prepared by `pnpm deploy:cpanel` and contains
everything cPanel + Phusion Passenger needs to run the PipXpert
marketing site as a standard Node.js application.

Bundle layout
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    app.js                  <- Passenger entry point
    server.js               <- Next.js standalone server
    package.json
    .env.example            <- copy to .env on the server
    .htaccess
    public/                 <- /public assets
    .next/                  <- prebuilt app
    node_modules/           <- already pruned for production

Requirements on the cPanel host
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    * Node.js 20.9 or higher (cPanel "Setup Node.js App")
    * Passenger / "Application Manager" enabled (default on
      most modern cPanel installs - look for "Setup Node.js App"
      in the cPanel home screen).
    * Outbound HTTPS allowed (for Resend, Turnstile, Google Ads).
    * A Postgres database. Shared cPanel rarely ships Postgres -
      use a managed provider (Neon, Supabase, Railway, RDS) and
      paste the connection string into DATABASE_URL.

Step 1 - Upload the bundle
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Option A (recommended) - SFTP / SSH:
    scp -r ./cpanel/dist/* user@your-host:/home/USER/pipxpert/

Option B - cPanel File Manager:
    1. Run `ZIP=1 pnpm deploy:cpanel` locally to produce
       `cpanel/pipxpert-cpanel.zip`.
    2. In cPanel -> File Manager, create the folder
       /home/USER/pipxpert (outside public_html).
    3. Upload pipxpert-cpanel.zip into that folder.
    4. Right-click -> Extract.

Step 2 - Register the Node.js app in cPanel
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    1. cPanel home -> "Setup Node.js App" -> "Create Application".
    2. Fill in the form:
         Node.js version:        20.x (or the highest 20+ shown)
         Application mode:       Production
         Application root:       pipxpert
                                 (the folder you uploaded to,
                                 relative to /home/USER)
         Application URL:        e.g. pipxpert.com  or
                                 a subdomain like app.pipxpert.com
         Application startup:    app.js
         Passenger log file:     /home/USER/pipxpert/passenger.log
    3. Click "Create".

Step 3 - Set environment variables
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Still on the "Setup Node.js App" page for this app, scroll to
"Environment variables (ENV)" and add every key from .env.example.
The most important ones to fill in for a live site:

    NEXT_PUBLIC_SITE_URL          https://your-domain.com
    DATABASE_URL                  postgres://...
    RESEND_API_KEY                re_...
    ADMIN_EMAIL                   leads@your-domain.com
    NEXT_PUBLIC_TURNSTILE_SITE_KEY
    TURNSTILE_SECRET
    NEXT_PUBLIC_GOOGLE_ADS_ID     AW-XXXXXXXXX
    NEXT_PUBLIC_GA4_ID            G-XXXXXXXX
    LEAD_RETRY_KEY                <any random string>

You can leave the Google Ads / Resend / Turnstile keys empty for
the initial demo - the site will render fine; only the form
submit pipeline will be inactive until they are filled in.

Step 4 - Install dependencies
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The standalone bundle already ships its own node_modules, so an
npm install is usually NOT required. If cPanel insists, click
"Run NPM Install" - it will be a no-op.

Step 5 - Initialize the database
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On the server (cPanel "Terminal" or via SSH), in the application
root:

    DATABASE_URL='postgres://...' node -e "console.log('db ok')"

If you want Drizzle to push the schema, run from a workstation
that has the source repo:

    DATABASE_URL='postgres://...' pnpm db:push

(The standalone bundle does not include drizzle-kit; you only
need this once when you first connect a fresh Postgres.)

Step 6 - Start the application
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On the cPanel "Setup Node.js App" page, click "Start App" (or
"Restart App" if it is already running). Open the configured
Application URL in a browser - you should see the PipXpert site.

Step 7 - Optional: set up the lead-retry cron job
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This retries any leads that failed to push to the CRM. In cPanel
go to "Cron Jobs" and add:

    Schedule: every 10 minutes (*/10 * * * *)
    Command:
      curl -fsS -X POST \
        -H "x-cron-key: YOUR_LEAD_RETRY_KEY" \
        https://your-domain.com/api/lead/retry

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Troubleshooting
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* 503 / "We're sorry, but something went wrong"
    -> open the Passenger log shown in cPanel ("Setup Node.js
       App" -> your app -> "View Logs"). Most issues are a
       missing DATABASE_URL or wrong NEXT_PUBLIC_SITE_URL.

* Stylesheets / images return 404
    -> make sure the .next/static and public folders were
       uploaded. Run the upload again.

* Form submissions return "storage_unavailable"
    -> DATABASE_URL is missing or wrong. Re-check the env
       variable section in cPanel and "Restart App".

* Need a fresh deploy?
    -> locally run `pnpm deploy:cpanel`, replace the contents
       of /home/USER/pipxpert with the new cpanel/dist/, then
       click "Restart App" in cPanel.