- Passage des requêtes DB en asynchrone dans improved_search_service pour éviter le blocage de l'Event Loop.
- Ajout du Rapport d'Analyse Technique complet.
- Sécurisation CORS (best effort).
- Ajout Walkthrough et Implementation Plan.
ImprovedSearchService and AmazonScraperService were both connecting to
Browserless at startup, causing connection conflicts and Amazon blocking
(2065 byte pages).
Now only AmazonScraperService initializes at startup, keeping Browserless
in continuous connection for Amazon. ImprovedSearchService will initialize
on-demand when needed.
This restores Amazon search to working state as it was at commit 85b19e7.
TrackingScraperService now initializes on-demand instead of at startup.
This prevents connection conflicts with AmazonScraperService and ImprovedSearchService
since all services connect to the same Browserless instance.
Fixes: Amazon scraper blocking issue (page too small - 2065 bytes)
- Add debug logs for each step of product extraction
- Log ASIN, title, link extraction failures
- Save HTML to /tmp/amazon_debug_*.html for inspection
- Enable DEBUG logging level temporarily
- Will help identify why 48 cards found but 0 products extracted
- Created Amazon scraper service with advanced anti-bot techniques:
* User-Agent rotation from realistic pool
* Complete browser headers (Accept, Accept-Language, etc.)
* Proxy rotation (10 residential proxies)
* Random delays (1.5-4s) to mimic human behavior
* Crawl4AI browser fingerprint randomization
* NetworkIdle waiting for complete page load
* Cookie acceptance automation
- Added Amazon search API endpoint with SSE streaming
* Real-time progress updates
* Proper error handling
* Health check endpoint
- Created dedicated Amazon France frontend page:
* Modern UI with product cards
* Rating display (stars + review count)
* Price formatting with discount badges
* Prime badge support
* Stock status indicators
* Sponsored product labels
* Direct Amazon links
- Removed store list (ENSEIGNES_DATA cleared)
* Migration from discount stores to Amazon France
* Catalog system kept for future use
- Updated navigation:
* Added "Amazon France" menu item with ShoppingBag icon
* Positioned between Search and Compare
* Available on desktop and mobile
Technical stack:
- Backend: Crawl4AI + BeautifulSoup for scraping
- Frontend: React + Shadcn UI components
- API: FastAPI with SSE streaming
- Add User model with authentication
- Create JWT-based auth service
- Add login page with admin/admin default credentials
- Create admin panel with user management, settings, and site configuration
- Move settings to admin section (admin only)
- Change search page from multi-site checkboxes to single site selector
- Add logout functionality to layout
- Protect routes with authentication
- Remove ability to add/edit/delete search sites from settings UI
- Configure 16 French e-commerce sites with search URLs:
- Discount: Gifi, Stokomani, B&M, Centrakor, L'Incroyable, Action, La Foir'Fouille
- Grandes Surfaces: E.Leclerc, Auchan, Carrefour
- E-commerce: Amazon France, Cdiscount
- Électronique: Darty, Boulanger, Fnac
- Add automatic database seeding on application startup
- Add /api/search-sites/seed and /api/search-sites/reset endpoints
- Add cookie consent banner handling for sites that require it
- Simplify Settings page to only show site list with toggle for active state
- Remove duckduckgo-search dependency (unreliable results)
- Add direct_search_service.py that scrapes sites' search pages directly
- Add search_url and product_link_selector fields to SearchSite model
- Add beautifulsoup4 and lxml for HTML parsing
- Update schemas with new fields
- Add database migration for new columns
Direct search is more reliable as it queries each site's own search
functionality instead of relying on external search engines.
- Create search_sites table if it doesn't exist
- Add price_selector column only if table exists but column doesn't
- Fixes 400 Bad Request when creating search sites
- Add run_migrations() function that runs at app startup
- Automatically adds price_selector column to search_sites if missing
- Prevents UndefinedColumn errors on existing databases
This commit adds a comprehensive product search feature that allows users
to search for products across multiple configured e-commerce sites.
Backend changes:
- Add SearXNG service to docker-compose for meta-search capability
- Add SearchSite model and Alembic migration with default sites
- Create searxng_service.py for search queries across sites
- Create light_scraper_service.py for fast HTTP-based extraction
- Create search_service.py orchestrator combining SearXNG + HTTP + Browserless
- Add API endpoints for search (/api/search) with SSE streaming
- Add CRUD endpoints for search sites (/api/search-sites)
Frontend changes:
- Add new /search page with real-time results display
- Create SearchResultCard component for product display
- Add Progress, Checkbox, and Badge UI components
- Update Settings page with search sites management section
- Add navigation link to search page
- Create new modern SVG logo with price-flow gradient design
- Update favicon to SVG format
The search system uses a hybrid approach:
1. SearXNG finds product URLs across configured sites
2. Light HTTP scraper attempts fast extraction
3. Falls back to Browserless for JavaScript-heavy sites
4. Results stream progressively via SSE
Modifications majeures:
1. Rebranding: Pricecious → PriceFlow
- Mise à jour du titre, logo et noms de projet
2. Intégration OpenRouter
- Ajout comme provider IA avec filtres (chat, vision, code, reasoning, free)
- Récupération dynamique des modèles et coûts
- Service et router dédiés (/api/openrouter/models)
3. Internationalisation (i18n)
- Installation i18next + react-i18next
- Application entièrement traduite en français
- Fichier de traduction: fr.json
4. Configuration Docker
- docker-compose.yml avec réseau nginx_default (external)
- PostgreSQL sur port 5488:5432
- Browserless sur port 3012:3000
- init.sql pour initialisation de la base de données
- .env.example avec variables documentées
5. Favicon
- Documentation ajoutée dans index.html pour faciliter le remplacement
Michael
Claude
LogiFlow