The pagination nav was duplicated between public/index.php and public/search.php
with structural differences: index.php used string concatenation for query params
and had first/last-page buttons (« »); search.php used http_build_query but had
only prev/next (‹ ›) and a flat <span> rather than a <ul>/<li> structure.
- Add templates/partials/pagination.php: accepts $page, $totalPages, $baseParams[]
(any array of query params to preserve); builds URLs with http_build_query;
renders a semantic <nav>/<ul>/<li> block with first/prev/info/next/last buttons,
correct aria-disabled + tabindex on disabled links, and aria-label on each button.
Returns immediately (no output) when $totalPages <= 1.
- Replace inline pagination block in index.php with:
$baseParams = array_filter(['year' => $year]);
include pagination.php
- Replace inline pagination block in search.php with:
$baseParams = array_diff_key($_GET, ['page' => '']);
include pagination.php
This also upgrades search.php to the full first/last button set it was missing.
Both callers verified with php -l. No functional change to existing behaviour.
Create the central App helper that eliminates ~170 lines of duplicated
bootstrap/auth/CSRF preamble across 24 page and action handler files.
src/App.php provides:
- boot(): loads Database + ensures CSRF token (public pages)
- adminGuard(): requires AdminAuth login + boot (admin pages)
- verifyCsrf() / rotateCsrf(): centralised CSRF lifecycle
- flash() / consumeFlash(): unified flash messages with legacy key drain
(error, success, admin_error, admin_success, edit_error, edit_success,
form_error all consumed transparently for incremental migration)
- redirect(): flash + Location header + exit in one call
- render(): head → header → content → footer pipeline with auto admin
footer selection
App.php is auto-loaded from config/bootstrap.php so all existing pages
get the class for free without any changes.
templates/partials/flash-messages.php uses App::consumeFlash() to replace
the 5+ copy-pasted flash blocks across admin templates.
All existing tests pass. No existing page files modified — this is a
non-breaking addition that enables incremental controller extraction.
