Replace client-side state switching with proper Next.js routes:
- /new - New scrape form
- /jobs - Jobs list with table view
- /jobs/[id] - Individual job details and logs
- /analytics - Analytics overview (completed jobs)
- /analytics/[id] - Analytics for specific job
Add JobsContext for shared state across routes. Update Sidebar
to use next/link with pathname matching. Root page redirects to /new.
Also adds partial job status styling to JobsView.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
- Transfer user's browser fingerprint (user-agent, viewport, timezone,
language, geolocation) to Chrome for more authentic scraping
- Display review topics from Google Maps in analytics dashboard
- Show business category badge in analytics header
- Fix date_text null handling in analytics (handle undefined/timestamp fields)
- Add review_topics and business_category to JobStatus interface
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Performance improvements:
- Validation speed: 59.71s → 10.96s (5.5x improvement)
- Removed 50+ console.log statements from JavaScript extraction
- Replaced hardcoded sleeps with WebDriverWait for smart element-based waiting
- Added aggressive memory management (console.clear, GC, image unloading every 20 scrolls)
Scraping improvements:
- Increased idle detection from 6 to 12 consecutive idle scrolls for completeness
- Added real-time progress updates every 5 scrolls with percentage calculation
- Added crash recovery to extract partial reviews if Chrome crashes
- Removed artificial 200-review limit to scrape ALL reviews
Timestamp tracking:
- Added updated_at field separate from started_at for progress tracking
- Frontend now shows both "Started" (fixed) and "Last Update" (dynamic)
Robustness improvements:
- Added 5 fallback CSS selectors to handle different Google Maps page structures
- Now tries: div.jftiEf.fontBodyMedium, div.jftiEf, div[data-review-id], etc.
- Automatic selector detection logs which selector works for debugging
Test results:
- Successfully scraped 550 reviews in 150.53s without crashes
- Memory management prevents Chrome tab crashes during heavy scraping
Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 4.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
