FixFlow Website Deployment

This folder is now a public-website-ready version of FixFlow.

Important:
- Upload the whole work-order-tracker folder contents to a web host.
- The app can be opened from anywhere once it has an https:// website URL.
- Work orders are saved locally by default.
- For shared cross-device cloud storage, configure Supabase using SUPABASE-SETUP.txt before uploading.
- Without Supabase, use Export JSON and Import JSON to move data between devices.

Fastest option: Netlify drag and drop
1. Go to https://app.netlify.com/drop
2. Drag the work-order-tracker folder or FixFlow-website.zip onto the page.
3. Netlify will give you a public website URL.
4. Open that URL from Android, Windows, or anywhere with internet.
5. In Android Chrome or Windows Edge/Chrome, use Install app or Add to Home screen.
6. FixFlow will install with its own app icon and standalone app window.

Apple:
- iPhone/iPad: Open the public HTTPS URL in Safari, tap Share, and choose Add to Home Screen.
- Mac: Open the URL in Safari and choose File, Add to Dock, or use Chrome Install app.

Laptops:
- Windows and Chromebook: Use Chrome or Edge Install app.
- MacBook: Use Safari Add to Dock or Chrome Install app.

Vercel option:
1. Create a new Vercel project.
2. Upload or import this folder.
3. Use the default static site settings.
4. Vercel will read vercel.json automatically.

Vercel Super Admin update button:
1. In Vercel, open your FixFlow project.
2. Go to Settings > Git > Deploy Hooks.
3. Create a deploy hook for the production branch.
4. Copy the hook URL.
5. Go to Settings > Environment Variables.
6. Add:

   VERCEL_DEPLOY_HOOK_URL = your deploy hook URL

7. Redeploy the site once.
8. The Super Admin Update online app button will request a Vercel redeploy, publish the next FixFlow update number, and refresh the installed app on that PC.

Important:
- The browser never stores the deploy hook URL.
- The deploy hook redeploys the current Vercel project source. If you manually upload ZIP files instead of connecting Git, upload the newest ZIP to Vercel first.

GitHub Pages option:
1. Create a new GitHub repository.
2. Upload all files from this folder.
3. In repository Settings, enable Pages from the main branch root.
4. Open the GitHub Pages URL.

Custom domain:
After deploying to Netlify, Vercel, or GitHub Pages, add your domain in that host's domain settings. The host will show the DNS records to add at your domain registrar.