lthn.io/app/Website

Website Module

Marketing websites outside the Mod structure.

Structure

app/Website/
├── Boot.php              # ServiceProvider (registers DomainResolver + websites)
├── DomainResolver.php    # Domain → website mapping
├── README.md
└── HostUk/               # host.uk.com / host.test
    ├── Boot.php          # Website ServiceProvider
    ├── Routes/web.php    # All marketing routes (/, /login, /pricing, etc.)
    ├── View/
    │   ├── Blade/        # Blade templates
    │   └── Modal/        # Livewire components
    ├── Mail/             # Mailable classes
    ├── Lang/en_GB/       # Translations (pages.php)
    └── Tests/Feature/    # Feature tests

Domain Resolution

The DomainResolver maps incoming domains to website directories:

$resolver = app(DomainResolver::class);

$resolver->resolve('host.uk.com');     // → 'HostUk'
$resolver->resolve('www.host.uk.com'); // → 'HostUk'
$resolver->resolve('host.test');       // → 'HostUk'

$resolver->isWebsite('host.uk.com');   // → true
$resolver->isWebsite('random.com');    // → false

Namespaces

• Classes: Website\Host\...
• Views: hostuk:: (e.g., hostuk::home)
• Translations: pages:: (backward compatible)
• Livewire: pages.* (backward compatible)

Adding a New Website

1. Add pattern to DomainResolver::$websites:

   '/^newsite\.(com|test)$/' => 'NewSite',
   

2. Create directory structure:

   app/Website/NewSite/
   ├── Boot.php
   ├── Routes/web.php
   ├── View/
   └── Lang/en_GB/
   

3. Register in Website\Boot::register():

   $this->app->register(NewSite\Boot::class);
   

Routes

All marketing website routes are defined in HostUk/Routes/web.php:

• Landing pages (/, /pricing, /about, /contact)
• Service pages (/services/*)
• Authentication (/login, /register, /forgot-password)
• Legal pages (/terms, /privacy, /faq)
• Developer docs (/developers/*)
• AI pages (/ai/*)
• Audience pages (/for/*)

Migration from Mod/Pages

This module was migrated from Mod/Pages/ to separate marketing content from business modules. The Livewire component names (pages.*) and translation namespace (pages::) were kept for backward compatibility.