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Sports match share links now show the full VS composition (fighters,
flags, event, weight class, referee/court/match chips) in WhatsApp /
Telegram / Facebook / Twitter previews instead of the raw video frame.
- Browsershot + puppeteer-bundled Chromium screenshots a dedicated
1200x675 (true 16:9) render of the vs-mini composition. Chrome runs
through a small wrapper (bin/browsershot-node.sh) that raises the fd
limit and reads its full env, since PHP-FPM's stripped env otherwise
makes Chromium fail to launch.
- Render is JPEG @ q85 (~100 KB) instead of PNG (~700 KB) — WhatsApp
silently drops OG images above roughly 300 KB, which is why music
thumbnails always showed and match cards didn't.
- SportsMatchController@store/update renders synchronously so the
picture is guaranteed to exist before the user copies the share URL;
edits regenerate and old stamped variants are cleaned. The og:image
URL carries a ?v={updated_at} stamp so scrapers recache on edit.
- accessShare() (/s/{token}) now detects scraper user agents and serves
the video page HTML inline instead of a 302 — some crawlers don't
follow redirects when building link previews.
- og:description / twitter:description built from headerData(): flag
emoji + fighter names (blue vs red), event, weight, match#, court,
referee, view count, upload date.
- Fixed 3-dot menu on video cards being hidden behind the next card
(:has(.dropdown-menu.show) promotes the active card above siblings
and lifts the overflow:hidden clip on .yt-video-info).
- vs-mini: skip the entrance animation on touch devices and expose a
.vs-mini-static class so the OG render always captures the final
frame instead of a random mid-animation moment.
Also adds an admin gallery at /admin/og-previews for spot-checking the
generated preview JPEGs.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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