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‎apps/framework-docs-v2/.npmrc‎

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# Force all dependencies to be hoisted locally to this app's node_modules
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# This prevents TypeScript from finding React types in nested node_modules
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# This overrides the root .npmrc which prevents hoisting to support multiple React versions
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# Since this app only uses React 19, we can safely hoist everything here
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shamefully-hoist=true
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‎apps/framework-docs-v2/FLAGS_README.md‎

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# Feature Flags Setup
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## Quick Start
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1. **Already configured:**
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- ✅ Vercel Toolbar installed
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- ✅ Flags SDK with PostHog adapter
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- ✅ Discovery endpoint at `/.well-known/vercel/flags`
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2. **Required environment variables:**
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```bash
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FLAGS_SECRET=<auto-generated by toolbar>
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POSTHOG_PERSONAL_API_KEY=<from PostHog settings>
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POSTHOG_PROJECT_ID=<from PostHog settings>
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```
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3. **Usage:**
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- Run `pnpm dev`
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- Open Vercel Toolbar → Flags Explorer
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- Toggle flags to test navigation visibility
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## Available Flags
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- `show-hosting-section` - Controls Hosting tab visibility (default: off)
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- `show-guides-section` - Controls Guides tab visibility (default: off)
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- `show-ai-section` - Controls AI tab visibility (default: on)
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## How It Works
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- **Flags SDK** automatically reads `vercel-flag-overrides` cookie
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- **Resolution order**: Cookie Override → PostHog → Default
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- **Dynamic rendering** everywhere for flag overrides to work
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- SEO-friendly: Pages still server-render with full HTML
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## Files
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- `src/flags.ts` - Flag definitions
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- `src/app/.well-known/vercel/flags/route.ts` - Discovery endpoint
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‎apps/framework-docs-v2/content/guides/applications/automated-reports.mdx‎

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title: Automated Reports
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description: Guide to building automated reporting systems with MooseStack
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# Automated Reports
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This guide covers how to build automated reporting systems using MooseStack workflows and APIs.
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## Overview
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Automate the generation and distribution of reports using scheduled workflows and API integrations.
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## Key Concepts
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- Scheduled workflows
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- Report generation
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- Email and notification delivery
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- Template management
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## Next Steps
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Learn about [workflows](/moosestack/workflows) and [APIs](/moosestack/apis) to build automated reports.
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title: Going to Production
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description: Guide to preparing and deploying MooseStack applications to production
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# Going to Production
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This guide covers best practices and considerations for deploying MooseStack applications to production environments.
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## Overview
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Moving from development to production requires careful planning around infrastructure, monitoring, security, and scalability. This guide walks you through the essential steps.
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## Key Topics
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- Infrastructure preparation
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- Security and authentication
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- Monitoring and observability
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- Performance optimization
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- Disaster recovery and backups
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- Scaling strategies
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## Next Steps
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Learn more about [deployment](/moosestack/deploying) and [monitoring](/moosestack/metrics) to prepare your application for production.
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title: In-App Chat Analytics
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description: Guide to implementing analytics for in-app chat features
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# In-App Chat Analytics
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This guide shows you how to implement analytics for in-app chat features using MooseStack.
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## Overview
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Track and analyze chat interactions, message volumes, response times, and user engagement metrics.
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## Key Concepts
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- Streaming chat events
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## Next Steps
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Learn about [streaming](/moosestack/streaming) and [APIs](/moosestack/apis) to implement chat analytics.
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description: Guide to building high-performance dashboards with MooseStack
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# Performant Dashboards
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This guide covers best practices for building performant dashboards using MooseStack.
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## Overview
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Building dashboards that load quickly and provide real-time insights requires careful consideration of data modeling, query optimization, and caching strategies.
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- Materialized views for pre-aggregated data
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- Efficient query patterns
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# Change Data Capture
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This guide covers how to implement change data capture (CDC) to track and replicate database changes in real-time using MooseStack.
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## Overview
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Change Data Capture (CDC) enables you to capture and stream database changes as they happen, allowing you to keep multiple systems in sync and build real-time analytics pipelines.
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- Real-time change detection
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# Impact Analysis
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This guide covers how to analyze the impact of schema changes before applying them.
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## Overview
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Before making schema changes, it's important to understand how they will affect existing queries, views, and downstream systems.
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This guide covers how to use connectors to integrate various data sources with your MooseStack data warehouse.
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## Overview
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Connectors enable you to seamlessly integrate external data sources, APIs, and databases into your MooseStack data warehouse, making it easy to centralize data from multiple systems.
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