API Migration Status

Migrated API Endpoints

We have successfully migrated the following API endpoints from Next.js API routes to Firebase Cloud Functions:

Status	Next.js API Route	Firebase Function Endpoint
✅	/api/auth-status	/api/auth-status
✅	/api/send-email	/api/send-email
✅	/api/export-data	/api/export-data
✅	/api/health	/api/health
✅	/api/verify-token	/api/verify-token
✅	/api/auth/refresh-token	/api/auth/refresh-token
✅	/api/users	/api/users
✅	/api/users/reset-password	/api/users/reset-password

Updated Client Components

We have updated the following client components to use the new API endpoints:

Status	Component/Service	Notes
✅	src/lib/notifications/emailService.ts	Updated to use the new API configuration
✅	src/components/export/DataExport.tsx	Updated to use the new API with authentication
✅	src/lib/firebase/userClientService.ts	Updated all user management functions to use new API endpoints
✅	src/lib/auth/AuthContext.tsx	Updated token refresh functionality
❌	Convert server components to client components	Remaining components still need to be updated

Next Steps

1. Deploy Firebase Functions:

   firebase deploy --only functions

2. Update Next.js Configuration:

   • To enable static export mode, update next.config.js:

   output: 'export',
   images: {
     unoptimized: true,
   }

3. Update Dynamic Routes:

   • Either implement generateStaticParams() for dynamic routes like /tickets/[id]
   • Or convert them to use client-side data fetching

4. Build and Deploy Static Site:

   npm run build
   firebase deploy --only hosting

Remaining Work

1. Convert server components to client components
2. Handle dynamic routes
3. Configure and test static export
4. Handle client-side authentication flow
5. Update middleware.ts for static site compatibility
6. Test API functionality and authentication