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This repository is a small Next.js and TypeScript frontend for the Merchmix Beacon product. It contains a single application page, shared styling and assets, authentication-related code, and environment/deployment configuration. No backend implementation, domain workflows, database integration, or API routes are evidenced in the repository snapshot.

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Beacon provides the web entry point for a Merchmix application. This repository appears to cover the user-facing application shell and access setup rather than retail planning work such as assortment, buying, inventory, or markdown management. The available evidence is insufficient to identify a completed retailer-facing workflow.

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Beacon Application AccesspartialexecuteAuthenticationuser facing72%

Provides the web entry point through which users can access the Beacon application.

Implements a Next.js application with a root page at `/`, application layout and global styling, plus authentication-related code in `src/auth.ts` and `proxy.ts`.

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Open Beacon Web Application

A user opens the Beacon frontend and reaches the application entry page.

  1. 1.Request the root web route `/`.
  2. 2.Next.js renders the application layout and root page.
  3. 3.Authentication-related middleware or helper code may participate in access handling.

A minimal Next.js App Router frontend written in TypeScript, packaged for deployment with Docker and CI configuration. The repository does not show a layered domain architecture or backend service implementation.

Components
Next.js application entry point in `app/page.tsx`Application layout and global styles in `app/layout.tsx` and `app/globals.css`Authentication-related implementation in `src/auth.ts` and `proxy.ts`Static assets in `public/`Deployment and environment tooling including `Dockerfile`, `next.config.ts`, and CI/environment scripts
Patterns
Next.js App RouterTypeScript frontendEnvironment-based configurationContainerized deployment configurationAuthentication middleware or helper pattern
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KindIdentifierDescription
http/Root web page served by the Next.js application.
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RouteNamePurpose
/Beacon Application HomeFrontend entry page for the Beacon application.
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NameKindRelationshipCriticality
Microsoft Entra External IDexternal serviceauthenticates_throughrequired
Next.jslibraryusescritical
Node.js package ecosystemlibraryusesrequired
TypeScriptNext.jsReactNode.js package toolingDockerCSSGitHub ActionsBitbucket Pipelines
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  • The repository snapshot contains only one detected application page and no detected backend routes or API clients.
  • No database, queue, internal service, or retail domain data model is evidenced.
  • The implementation of `app/page.tsx`, `src/auth.ts`, and `proxy.ts` was not provided in the scanner output, so the precise UI behavior and authentication flow cannot be confirmed.
  • No implemented evidence supports WSSI, OTB, range planning, size curves, markdown, allocation, replenishment, option planning, buying, or assortment planning capabilities.
  • Documentation references backend requirements and Entra setup, but documentation alone is not treated as evidence of implemented functionality.
  • The repository's production readiness and deployment environment could not be established from the available structural evidence.

Treat this repository as the Beacon frontend entry point and authentication shell, not as a source of retail planning or backend business logic.

  • Use the root HTTP route `/` when routing questions about the Beacon web entry page.
  • For authentication or access issues, inspect `src/auth.ts`, `proxy.ts`, environment configuration, and the Entra setup documentation.
  • Do not route requests for planning calculations, inventory data, product data, reporting, or other retail domain operations to this repository unless additional implementation evidence is found.
  • Do not assume that documentation describing backend requirements represents an implemented backend.
  • Check environment variables and deployment configuration before diagnosing authentication or runtime behavior.