endo-website

Marketing site for Endo, built with Next.js and deployed to Cloudflare Workers via OpenNext.

Getting started

Install dependencies, then start the dev server:

npm install
npm run dev

Open http://localhost:3000.

Scripts

• npm run dev - local dev server with hot reload.
• npm run build && npm start - production build served locally with Node.
• npm run preview - build for Cloudflare and run it locally in the Workers runtime.
• npm run deploy - build and deploy to Cloudflare. Run npx wrangler login first.
• npm run lint - run ESLint.

Demo bookings

Every "Request a demo" button goes to /book: an endo-branded form, then the Calendly calendar inline with the visitor's details prefilled. Leads land in Attio's Demo requests list (on People), with their answers, the page they came from and any utm_* tags. Calendly's webhook moves each entry to Booked (with the meeting time) or Canceled.

• lib/contact.ts holds the Calendly link. Use a direct event-type link, not a routing form, or visitors are asked for their details twice.
• Secrets (.env.local for local dev; npx wrangler secret put NAME for the live site):
  • ATTIO_API_KEY: Attio access token with read/write on records, lists and list entries, and list configuration.
  • CALENDLY_WEBHOOK_SIGNING_KEY: created by the webhook script below.
• One-time setup:
  • node scripts/attio-setup.mjs creates the Attio list and its fields.
  • node scripts/calendly-webhook.mjs https://<live site> registers the webhook (needs CALENDLY_TOKEN, a personal access token from an admin of the company Calendly account).

Web analytics

Cloudflare Web Analytics runs on the endodeals.com zone with automatic setup: Cloudflare injects the beacon at the edge, so there is nothing to configure in the code. View it under Web Analytics in the Cloudflare dashboard.