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Sanity types

studio/sanity.types.ts is generated from the Studio schema and GROQ queries. Do not edit it by hand.

Run bun run sanity:types from the repository root after changing studio/schemaTypes or studio/queries. The root dev and build scripts run this automatically before starting Next.js.

Sanity revalidation

Production uses cached Sanity reads with explicit Next.js cache tags and a signed Sanity webhook for on-demand invalidation.

The homepage fetch is tagged with sanity:home, article pages with sanity:article and sanity:article:{slug}, global navigation/settings with sanity:site-settings, and metadata with sanity:seo plus sanity:metadata:{slug}. The webhook at /api/revalidate verifies Sanity's signature with SANITY_REVALIDATE_SECRET, waits for Content Lake consistency via next-sanity/webhook, then calls revalidateTag for the affected tags.

Set up the Sanity webhook:

1. Add SANITY_REVALIDATE_SECRET to the deployed Next.js environment.
2. In Sanity, create a webhook for the production dataset that sends POST requests to https://<your-site>/api/revalidate.
3. Use the same secret as SANITY_REVALIDATE_SECRET.
4. Use this projection so the route can target article and page tags:

{
  "_type": _type,
  "slug": slug.current
}

Planned optimisations

• Refactor local modal/gate state into a custom hook with useReducer for clearer state transitions and maintainability.

bun outdated v1.2.23 (cf136713) [0.11ms] ".env.local", ".env"

│ Package │ Current │ Update │ Latest │ |-------------------|----------|----------|--------| │ @types/node (dev) │ 20.19.39 │ 20.19.39 │ 25.6.0 │ │ typescript (dev) │ 5.9.3 │ 5.9.3 │ 6.0.3 │