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# Architecture Documentation
## System Overview
This project serves as a bridge between Google Sheets and Shopify. It enables a two-way sync (primarily Sheets to Shopify for products) and allows managing inventory directly from a spreadsheet.
### Core Flows
1. **Product Updates**:
- User edits a cell in the "product_inventory" sheet.
- `onEditQueue` trigger fires, capturing the SKU and timestamp.
- Edits are batched in `PropertiesService` (script properties).
- A time-based trigger runs `processBatchedEdits` every minute.
- The processing function locks the script, reads the queue, and pushes changes to Shopify via the Admin API.
2. **Order Sync**:
- Users can run menu commands to fetch orders from Shopify.
- The `Shop` class fetches orders via the REST API, handling pagination.
- Data is populated into specific sheets (`_orders`, `_line_items`, `_customer`, etc.).
## Key Components
### 1. Queue System (`src/onEditQueue.ts`)
To avoid hitting Shopify API rate limits and Google Apps Script execution time limits, edits are not processed immediately.
- **`onEditQueue(e)`**:
- Triggered on every cell edit.
- Checks if the edit is valid (correct sheet, valid SKU).
- Acquires a `DocumentLock`.
- Updates a JSON list in `ScriptProperties` (`pendingEdits`).
- Debounces edits (updates timestamp if SKU is already pending).
- **`processBatchedEdits()`**:
- Run via time-based trigger (every 1 minute).
- Acquires a `ScriptLock`.
- Reads `pendingEdits`.
- Filters for edits older than `BATCH_INTERVAL_MS` (30s) to allow for multiple quick edits to the same SKU.
- Iterates through valid edits and calls `Product.UpdateShopifyProduct`.
### 2. Shopify Integration (`src/shopifyApi.ts`)
The project uses a hybrid approach for the Shopify Admin API:
- **REST API**: Used primarily for fetching Orders (legacy support).
- **GraphQL API**: Used for fetching and updating Products and Inventory.
The `Shop` class handles authentication using credentials stored in the "vars" sheet.
### 3. Configuration (`src/config.ts`)
Configuration, including API keys, is stored in a dedicated Google Sheet named "vars". The `Config` class reads these values at runtime using a `vlookup` style helper.
**Required "vars" columns:**
- `key`: The name of the configuration variable.
- `value`: The actual value.
### 4. Global Entry Points (`src/global.ts`)
Since Apps Script functions must be top-level to be triggered or attached to buttons, `src/global.ts` explicitly exposes necessary functions from the modules to the global scope.
## Triggers
Triggers are managed programmatically via `src/triggers.ts`. Running `reinstallTriggers` will wipe existing project triggers and set up the standard set:
- `onEdit` -> `newSkuHandler`
- `onEdit` -> `matchProductToShopifyOnEditHandler`
- `onEdit` -> `onEditQueue`
- `TimeBased (1 min)` -> `processBatchedEdits`

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# Setup Guide
## Local Development Environment
1. **Install Node.js**
This project uses `fnm` to manage Node versions.
```powershell
# Install fnm (if not installed)
winget install Schniz.fnm
# Configure environment
fnm env --use-on-cd | Out-String | Invoke-Expression
# Install Node version
fnm use --install-if-missing 22
```
2. **Install Dependencies**
```bash
npm install
npm install -g @google/clasp
```
3. **Clasp Login**
Authenticate with Google to allow pushing code.
```bash
clasp login
```
## Google Sheets Configuration
1. **Create a Google Sheet** (or use existing).
2. **"vars" Sheet**:
Create a tab named `vars` with the following columns: `key`, `value`.
Add the following rows:
- `productPhotosFolderId`: ID of the Drive folder for photos.
- `shopifyApiKey`: Your Shopify API Key.
- `shopifyApiSecretKey`: Your Shopify API Secret.
- `shopifyAdminApiAccessToken`: The Admin API access token.
- `shopifyApiURI`: e.g., `https://your-store.myshopify.com`
- `shopifyLocationId`: Location ID for inventory.
- `shopifyCountryCodeOfOrigin`: Two-letter country code (e.g., `US`).
- `shopifyProvinceCodeOfOrigin`: Two-letter province code (e.g., `NY`).
## Deployment
1. **Build**
```bash
npm run build
```
2. **Push to Apps Script**
```bash
npm run deploy
```
3. **Install Triggers**
Open the Apps Script editor (Extensions > Apps Script).
Run the `reinstallTriggers` function manually once to set up the automation.