WordPress Theme Detector and Web Hosting Comparison React NextJS script

✨ Key Features

• WordPress Theme Detector: Automatically scans a target URL and determines the active WordPress theme, its author, version (where visible) and related metadata. :contentReference[oaicite:2]{index=2}
• Plugin Detection (partial): Identify some plugins by signature when public assets expose plugin names or versions.
• Hosting Provider Analysis: Detects hosting IP, ASN, server location, and relates to a hosting provider database to suggest the provider name.
• Hosting Comparison Table: Pre-loaded dataset of popular web hosting providers with key specs (price, uptime, features) for user comparison.
• URL Bulk Scanning: Optionally process multiple URLs in batch mode for audit and reporting.
• React/Next.js UI: Clean, responsive interface built for desktop and mobile use, with SSR/SSG for SEO friendliness.
• API-Driven Backend: REST or GraphQL endpoints to manage detection logic, theme/hosting databases, and user analytics.
• Custom Branding & White-Label: Change branding, UI colours, and integrate into your domain-tool site or SaaS offering.
• SEO & Performance Optimised: Next.js built for fast load, proper meta tags, minimal build size, and cache-friendly behaviour.
• Database & Reporting Integration: Log results, export CSV or integration with Google Sheets / Google Data Studio for analysis.

⚙️ Technical Stack

Frontend: React (v17/18) + Next.js (v13+), TypeScript optional, Tailwind CSS or styled-components for styling.

Backend/API: Node.js (Express or Next.js API routes), or separate microservice written in Node.js or Go.

Database: PostgreSQL or MySQL for storing hosting provider data, theme database, scan logs.

Server/Hosting Requirements:

• Node.js v14 + (preferably v16/18)
• Next.js compatible hosting such as Vercel, Netlify, or self-hosted Linux server
• SSL certificate (HTTPS) mandatory for reliable detection and API work
• Access to WHOIS/DNS/hosting provider databases (either self-maintained or via SaaS API)

🧩 Installation Guide

1. Clone the toolkit repository to your local machine or server.
2. Run npm install (or yarn install) to fetch dependencies.
3. Create a .env file containing API keys (WHOIS, DNS lookup, hosting provider database), base URL, database credentials.
4. Configure the backend API endpoint(s) for detection logic (theme scan, hosting lookup, plugin detection).
5. Run migrations to set up the database tables for hosting providers, scan logs, user accounts.
6. Start development server: npm run dev. For production build: npm run build then npm start (or deploy via Vercel/Netlify as per instructions).
7. Login to the admin UI (if included) and populate the hosting provider dataset, theme database, and configure pricing/features table for hosting comparison.
8. Test the functionality: enter a URL, verify theme/hosting detection, view comparison table.

Tip: For large scale use, implement rate-limiting, caching of detection results and queueing for batch scanning to prevent API overuse.

📦 Deliverables

• ✅ Full source code for frontend (React/Next.js) and backend API (Node.js).
• ✅ Database schema and seed data for hosting provider list and theme database.
• ✅ Documentation covering installation, customization, branding and API integration.
• ✅ UI assets (logo, icons, sample colours) and example dataset for hosting comparisons.
• ✅ GPL license text and redistribution notice (if distributed under GPL) — verify the original license. :contentReference[oaicite:3]{index=3}

📱 Supported Platforms

• Web Browsers: Chrome, Firefox, Edge, Safari on desktop/mobile.
• Responsive Devices: Desktop PC, Mac, Tablet, Mobile phones.
• Hosting Platforms: Vercel, Netlify, DigitalOcean, AWS (for Node.js/Next.js apps).

🧠 Notes

• License: Ensure you hold a proper GPL or compatible license for this script. Redistribution is allowed only if the original developer permits under GPL terms. :contentReference[oaicite:4]{index=4}
• Customization: You can add additional modules such as WordPress plugin detector, theme version history, hosting performance metrics, reseller dashboards.
• SEO Assurance: Built using Next.js with server-side rendering and fast performance; ensure you update metadata, sitemap and structured data for domain-tool SEO success.
• Security & Compliance: For URL scanning and data retrieval you must handle user-input sanitization, API usage limits, and possibly respect the terms of third-party WHOIS/DNS APIs.

👨‍💻 Original Developer Credit

This script “WordPress Theme Detector & Web Hosting Comparison (React/Next.js)” was originally listed on the CodeCanyon marketplace. :contentReference[oaicite:6]{index=6}
Please support the author by purchasing the licensed version for official updates, premium support and documentation.

🔒 Disclaimer

This description is provided for educational and archival purposes on the assumption you hold or will acquire a valid GPL-licensed copy. Redistribution or commercial deployment is only permitted under the original license’s terms.

• Do not claim the original author’s intellectual property as your own.
• Do not remove developer credits or branding unless explicitly permitted.
• Purchase or license the official original version for commercial use, updates, support and legal assurance.

Trustworthiness note: While this toolkit offers the foundation for theme-detection and hosting-comparison, real-world deployment demands infrastructure planning, caching, API compliance and legal usage of certain datasets. Use responsibly and ethically.