# Domain-Based Configuration System - Implementation Complete

## Overview

The AUTO Blogger system now implements a comprehensive domain-based configuration separation system. When a user logs in with WordPress credentials, the system automatically:

1. **Extracts the domain** from the WordPress URL
2. **Creates a separate directory** for that domain's configurations
3. **Isolates all settings** specific to that domain
4. **Maintains clean separation** between different WordPress sites

## Key Features Implemented

### 🌐 Automatic Domain Detection
- Extracts domain from WordPress URL (e.g., `example-sports-site.com` from `https://example-sports-site.com/wp-json/wp/v2`)
- Normalizes domain names (removes www, converts dots/hyphens to underscores)
- Creates unique domain identifiers for directory organization

### 📁 Isolated Directory Structure
Each domain gets its own configuration directory:
```
configs/
├── example_sports_site_com/
│   ├── default.json
│   ├── internal_links.json
│   ├── external_links.json
│   ├── style_prompt.json
│   ├── category_keywords.json
│   ├── tag_synonyms.json
│   ├── static_clubs.json
│   ├── stop_words.json
│   ├── do_follow_urls.json
│   ├── openai_image_config.json
│   ├── weights.json
│   └── credentials.json
├── example_arsenal_site_com/
│   ├── (same structure as above)
│   └── ...
└── credentials.json (global reference)
```

### ⚙️ Domain-Specific Configuration Types

Each domain maintains separate configurations for:

1. **Main Configuration** (`default.json`)
   - Source URL for article scraping
   - WordPress credentials
   - API keys (Gemini, OpenAI)
   - Processing settings

2. **Content Configuration**
   - `internal_links.json` - Domain-specific internal linking
   - `external_links.json` - External links relevant to the domain
   - `style_prompt.json` - Writing style specific to the site

3. **SEO & Categorization**
   - `category_keywords.json` - Domain-specific category mappings
   - `tag_synonyms.json` - Tag generation rules
   - `static_clubs.json` - Sport-specific terms (if applicable)
   - `stop_words.json` - Words to avoid in content

4. **Image Configuration**
   - `openai_image_config.json` - DALL-E settings per domain
   - `weights.json` - Processing weights and content length settings

5. **URL Management**
   - `do_follow_urls.json` - Domain-specific do-follow link rules

### 🔐 Credential Management

- **Global credentials file** maintains a list of all saved domains
- **Domain-specific credentials** stored in each domain directory
- **Automatic switching** when selecting different domains in the UI
- **Secure isolation** between different WordPress sites

## User Experience

### For New Users
1. User enters WordPress credentials in Authentication tab
2. System automatically detects domain (e.g., `example-arsenal-site.com`)
3. Creates domain directory: `configs/example_arsenal_site_com/`
4. Initializes default configuration files
5. All subsequent configuration changes apply only to this domain

### For Existing Users
1. Saved credentials shown grouped by domain in the UI
2. Selecting a credential automatically switches to that domain's configuration
3. Configuration tab shows which domain is currently being edited
4. All changes are saved to the correct domain directory

### For Multi-Site Managers
1. Can manage 5-6 different blogs simultaneously
2. Each blog has completely separate:
   - Source inputs (different news sources)
   - Writing styles (professional vs. fan-focused)
   - SEO prompts (domain-specific optimization)
   - Image handling (different styles per brand)
3. No configuration overlap or conflicts between sites

## Technical Implementation

### Key Methods Added

1. **`extract_domain_from_url(url)`** - Extracts domain from WordPress URL
2. **`setup_domain_config_directory(domain)`** - Creates domain-specific directory
3. **`initialize_domain_config_files(domain_dir)`** - Sets up default config files
4. **`get_current_config_dir()`** - Returns active domain's config directory
5. **`update_config_ui_for_domain()`** - Updates UI when switching domains

### Modified Components

- **Configuration loading/saving** - Now uses domain-specific paths
- **Credential management** - Supports both global and domain-specific storage
- **OpenAI image configuration** - Saved per domain
- **Automation engine** - Receives domain-specific config directory
- **UI components** - Show current domain context

## Example Use Cases

### Case 1: Arsenal Core Blog
- Domain: `example-arsenal-site.com`
- Style: Passionate Arsenal fan perspective
- Sources: Arsenal-focused news sites
- Internal links: Arsenal history, player profiles
- SEO: Arsenal-specific keywords

### Case 2: Premier League News
- Domain: `example-sports-site.com`
- Style: Professional sports journalism
- Sources: General Premier League news
- Internal links: Team pages, league standings
- SEO: Broad Premier League terms

### Case 3: Local Football Club
- Domain: `localfc.com`
- Style: Community-focused writing
- Sources: Local sports news
- Internal links: Club history, local events
- SEO: Location-specific terms

## Benefits

✅ **Complete Isolation** - No configuration conflicts between domains
✅ **Automatic Setup** - New domains configured automatically on first login
✅ **Easy Switching** - Quick switching between different WordPress sites
✅ **Scalable** - Support for unlimited number of domains
✅ **Maintainable** - Clean organization of configuration files
✅ **User-Friendly** - Clear indication of which domain is being configured

## Verification

The implementation has been tested with a comprehensive test suite (`test_domain_config.py`) that verifies:
- Domain extraction accuracy
- Directory structure creation
- Configuration isolation
- Credential management
- Multi-domain scenarios

All tests pass successfully, confirming the system works as designed.

## Conclusion

The domain-based configuration system successfully addresses the user's requirements for managing multiple WordPress blogs with:
- Separate configurations per domain
- Isolated settings for content, style, and sources
- Clean organization without conflicts
- Automatic setup for new domains
- Easy management of multiple sites

Users can now confidently manage 5-6 different blogs, each with its own unique style, sources, and configuration, without any overlap or conflicts between sites.
