Two additions, both touching the form-config story:
1. scripts/sync-help-from-civi.mjs
Diffs per-field help text in config/form.ts against CustomField rows
in CiviCRM and (with --write) updates the file in place. Reads env
from .env.local via Node's --env-file flag. Run as `npm run sync-help`
or `npm run sync-help -- --write`. A --debug mode prints the parser's
field list without calling Civi.
Rationale: this form is low-traffic and help text doesn't change
often once in production. A manual one-off sync is leaner than
coupling every page load (or every build) to a Civi API call.
2. fieldGroups: visual clustering of related fields within a section
New optional FieldGroupConfig overlay on StageSectionConfig — pure
presentation, names existing fields by name so submit/visibility
logic walks them unchanged. StageSection.tsx pulls grouped fields
out of the standalone per-field grid and renders each group as its
own bordered card with an optional heading. Stage 2 now clusters
Market Study, Pro Forma, Business Plan, and Board Self Assessment
(each a date + upload pair) into their own cards.
Removed five default Next.js scaffold SVGs from public/ that were
created by create-next-app and never referenced (file.svg, globe.svg,
next.svg, vercel.svg, window.svg). The actual brand mark
public/fci-logo.png is the only image the app uses.
Removed axios from dependencies — the app uses native fetch
everywhere, and axios hasn't been imported since the initial
scaffolding pass. Lockfile regenerated; build verified clean.
- Initialize Next.js project with Tailwind CSS
- Create CiviCRM APIv4 integration layer
- Implement stage-based form visibility (stages 0-5)
- Add field mapping configuration for CRM-to-form linking
- Create API routes for data retrieval and submission
- Record form submissions as CiviCRM activities
- Support dynamic contactId and orgId via URL parameters
- Ensure robust form state management with react-hook-form
Co-authored-by: joelbrock <52835+joelbrock@users.noreply.github.com>
Joel Brock