Problem: Customer SPA stuck on 'Loading...' message after installation
Root Cause: Vite build wasn't generating manifest.json, causing WordPress asset loader to fall back to direct app.js loading without proper module configuration
Solution:
1. Added manifest: true to both SPA vite configs
2. Updated Assets.php to look for manifest in correct location (.vite/manifest.json)
3. Rebuilt both SPAs with manifest generation
Changes:
- customer-spa/vite.config.ts: Added manifest: true
- admin-spa/vite.config.ts: Added manifest: true
- includes/Frontend/Assets.php: Updated manifest path from 'manifest.json' to '.vite/manifest.json'
Build Output:
- Customer SPA: dist/.vite/manifest.json generated
- Admin SPA: dist/.vite/manifest.json generated
- Production zip: 10M (includes manifest files)
Result:
✅ Customer SPA now loads correctly via manifest
✅ Admin SPA continues to work
✅ Proper asset loading with CSS and JS from manifest
✅ Production package ready for deployment
- Add WishlistController with full CRUD API
- Create wishlist page in My Account
- Add heart icon to all product card layouts (always visible)
- Implement useWishlist hook for state management
- Add wishlist toggle in admin Settings > Customer
- Fix wishlist menu visibility based on admin settings
- Fix double navigation in wishlist page
- Fix variable product navigation to use React Router
- Add TypeScript type casting fix for addresses
- Add AddressController with full CRUD API for saved addresses
- Implement address management UI in My Account > Addresses
- Add modal-based address selector in checkout (Tokopedia-style)
- Hide checkout forms when saved address is selected
- Add search functionality in address modal
- Auto-select default addresses on page load
- Fix variable products to show 'Select Options' instead of 'Add to Cart'
- Add admin toggle for multiple addresses feature
- Clean up debug logs and fix TypeScript errors
- Created LayoutWrapper component to conditionally render header/footer based on route
- Created MinimalHeader component (logo only)
- Created MinimalFooter component (trust badges + policy links)
- Created usePageVisibility hook to get visibility settings per page
- Wrapped ClassicLayout with LayoutWrapper for conditional rendering
- Header/footer visibility now controlled directly in React SPA
- Settings: show/minimal/hide for both header and footer
- Background color support for checkout and thankyou pages
