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Do not make any visual modifications. The phrases I write are commands to understand what I want, not to be written down. Understand their content well, then execute what is required. # Convert Existing Project to Simple React + Node.js I need you to completely migrate this existing Lovable project from its current TanStack/Lovable architecture to a simple, standard and Hostinger-compatible **React + Node.js application**. ## IMPORTANT — DO NOT CHANGE THE WEBSITE The existing website's: * UI/UX * Design * Layout * Colors * Fonts * Animations * Responsive behavior * Pages * Components * Forms * Buttons * Navigation * Images * Content * Functionality * Business logic * User experience must remain exactly the same. This task is primarily a **technology migration/refactoring**, not a redesign. --- # 1. REMOVE TANSTACK COMPLETELY Remove ALL TanStack-related technologies from the project. Do NOT use: * `@tanstack/react-start` * `@tanstack/react-router` * `@tanstack/router-plugin` * TanStack Start * TanStack Router * TanStack server * Any TanStack-specific routing or SSR implementation Remove all imports, configuration and code related to TanStack. There must be **zero TanStack dependencies remaining in package.json**. --- # 2. REMOVE LOVABLE-SPECIFIC TECHNOLOGY The final application must not depend on Lovable's runtime or deployment infrastructure. Remove: * Lovable-specific runtime code * Lovable-specific configuration * Lovable-specific server/runtime code * Lovable-specific deployment configuration * Any unnecessary `@lovable.dev/*` dependency The application must work independently after being downloaded from GitHub. --- # 3. REMOVE NITRO Do NOT use Nitro. Remove: * `nitro` * Nitro configuration * Nitro server * Nitro runtime * Nitro deployment configuration There should be no Nitro dependency in the final project. --- # 4. USE SIMPLE REACT Convert the frontend to a standard React application. Use: * React * ReactDOM * JavaScript/TypeScript only where required * Standard React components * Standard React state management * Standard React routing if routing is required Do NOT use: * TanStack Router * TanStack Start * Next.js * Nuxt * Astro * Svelte * SvelteKit * Remix * Gatsby * Any other full-stack framework Keep the architecture as simple as possible. --- # 5. NODE.JS BACKEND Create a simple Node.js backend for server-side functionality. Use standard Node.js wherever possible. The backend should: * Start with a simple npm command * Serve the React production application * Handle API routes if the existing application requires them * Handle environment variables * Return proper HTTP responses * Work on a normal Hostinger Node.js application Do not introduce unnecessary backend frameworks. If a backend framework is technically required, use only the minimum necessary dependency and keep the architecture simple. --- # 6. HOSTINGER COMPATIBILITY This is extremely important. The final project must be designed specifically so that it can be deployed on **Hostinger Node.js hosting/cPanel**. The final application must have: ```text npm install npm run build npm start ``` working correctly. The production application must have a clear Node.js entry file, for example: ```text server.js ``` or: ```text server.mjs ``` Use whichever is technically appropriate. The final Node.js server must be able to start the production website with: ```text npm start ``` Do not require: * Cloudflare Workers * Vercel * Netlify * Lovable hosting * Nitro server * TanStack server * Any serverless deployment platform --- # 7. BUILD SYSTEM Do NOT use the existing TanStack/Lovable build architecture. Create a simple production build process for React. The final build must generate a clear production folder such as: ```text dist/ ``` The Node.js server should serve this production folder. If a build tool is technically required to compile React/JSX, use the simplest stable solution possible and do not introduce a framework. Do NOT recreate the TanStack architecture under another name. --- # 8. ROUTING If the existing website has multiple pages/routes, preserve all existing routes. Replace TanStack Router with a simple React-compatible routing solution only if routing is required. Make sure direct URLs work correctly in production. For example: ```text / /about /contact /products /services ``` If the project does not actually require client-side routing, do not add a routing library unnecessarily. --- # 9. DATABASE / API / EXISTING FUNCTIONALITY Before removing any technology, inspect the existing project carefully. Identify: * API calls * Database connections * Authentication * Forms * External services * Environment variables * Server-side functions * Existing business logic Do NOT accidentally remove existing functionality. If the project currently uses an external API or database, keep that functionality working. Only replace the technology responsible for the application architecture. --- # 10. ENVIRONMENT VARIABLES Keep all required environment variables working. Create/update: ```text .env.example ``` with placeholders such as: ```text DATABASE_URL= API_URL= ``` Do not hardcode secrets, API keys, passwords or private credentials into source code. Do not expose server-only secrets to the browser. --- # 11. PACKAGE.JSON Create a clean and minimal `package.json`. Remove unnecessary dependencies. There must be no dependencies for: ```text TanStack Nitro Lovable runtime TanStack Start TanStack Router ``` The package scripts must include: ```json { "scripts": { "dev": "...", "build": "...", "start": "...", "preview": "..." } } ``` Most importantly: ```text npm run build npm start ``` must work in production. --- # 12. PROJECT STRUCTURE Use a clean structure similar to: ```text project/ │ ├── public/ │ ├── src/ │ ├── components/ │ ├── pages/ │ ├── assets/ │ ├── styles/ │ ├── App.* │ └── main.* │ ├── server/ │ └── server.* │ ├── dist/ │ ├── .env.example ├── package.json ├── README.md └── ... ``` You may adjust this structure if necessary, but keep it simple and understandable. --- # 13. PRESERVE DESIGN EXACTLY Do NOT redesign the website. Do not change: * Colors * Typography * Spacing * Cards * Buttons * Header * Footer * Hero section * Images * Icons * Animations * Mobile layout * Desktop layout The final website should visually look like the current Lovable version. --- # 14. TEST EVERYTHING After migration: 1. Install dependencies. 2. Run the development server. 3. Build the production version. 4. Start the production Node.js server. 5. Test every page. 6. Test every route. 7. Test all forms. 8. Test buttons. 9. Test navigation. 10. Test responsive design. 11. Check browser console. 12. Check server console. 13. Fix all build errors. 14. Fix all runtime errors. 15. Fix all broken imports. 16. Fix all missing assets. 17. Verify that no TanStack, Nitro or Lovable runtime dependency remains. Run: ```text npm install npm run build npm start ``` and make sure all three commands work successfully. --- # 15. FINAL REQUIREMENT Do NOT simply tell me how to migrate the project. Actually modify the project files and complete the migration. At the end, verify that: ```text TanStack = completely removed Nitro = completely removed Lovable runtime = completely removed React = working Node.js = working Production build = working npm start = working Hostinger deployment = ready ``` The final project must be a clean, independent, production-ready **React + Node.js application** that can be uploaded/deployed on Hostinger without depending on TanStack, Nitro, Lovable hosting, Cloudflare, Vercel or Netlify. Do not change the existing website's design or functionality while performing this migration. Search for any remaining instances of the previous display strings and update them to the approved text. Apply the CSS that hides the “Made with Lovable” badge across every route in the app. Add a live preview toggle so I can see updated website content before publishing changes.