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Ben Miller d67897aa17 Fix Media Manager critical syntax errors and enforce ES5 architecture

- Resolved persistent 'SyntaxError: Unexpected token class' by refactoring 'MediaState' and 'UI' classes in MediaManager.html to standard ES5 function constructors.

- Resolved 'SyntaxError: Unexpected identifier src' by rewriting 'createCard' to use 'document.createElement' instead of template strings for dynamic media elements.

- Consolidated script tags in MediaManager.html to prevent Apps Script parser merge issues.

- Updated docs/ARCHITECTURE.md and MEMORY.md to formally document client-side constraints (No ES6 classes, strict DOM manipulation for media).

- Note: Google Drive video animate-on-hover functionality is implemented but currently pending verification/fix.

2025-12-28 20:35:29 -07:00

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Project Context

This project (product_inventory) integrates Google Sheets with Shopify. It serves as a master inventory management tool where users edit product data in a Google Sheet, and scripts automatically sync those changes to Shopify.

Critical Components:

Google Apps Script: Runs the logic.
"vars" Sheet: Holds all configuration and API keys. NEVER hardcode credentials.
Shopify Admin API: Used for syncing. REST for Orders, GraphQL for Products.

Work Patterns & Agreements

Documentation First: Before implementing complex features, we update the plan and often the documentation (README/ARCHITECTURE).
Safety First: We use SafeToAutoRun: false for commands that deploy or modify external state until verified.
Strict Typing: We use TypeScript. No any unless absolutely necessary (and even then, we try to avoid it).
TDD: We follow Test Driven Development (Red/Green/Refactor). Write failing tests before implementing features.
Artifact Usage: We use task.md, implementation_plan.md, and walkthrough.md to track state.

Key Technical Decisions

Queue System: We implemented onEditQueue.ts to batch edits. This prevents hitting Shopify API rate limits and Google Apps Script execution limits during rapid manual edits.
Hybrid API: We use REST for retrieving Orders (legacy/easier for flat data) and GraphQL for Products (more efficient/flexible).
Global Exports: Functions in src/global.ts are explicitly exposed to be callable by Apps Script triggers.

User Preferences

OS: Windows.
Shell: PowerShell.
Node Manager: fnm. 28: 29: ## Integrated Media Manager 30: We implemented a "Sidebar-First" architecture for product media (Option 2): 31: - Frontend: MediaSidebar.html uses Glassmorphism CSS and Client-Side Polling to detect SKU changes. 32: - Google Picker: Integrated via picker.js using an API Key and OAuth Token passed securely from backend. 33: - Drive as Source of Truth: All uploads go to Drive first (Folder structure: Root/SKU/Files). 34: - Shopify Sync: MediaService orchestrates the complex Staged Uploads -> Create Media mutation flow. 35: - Security: appsscript.json requires explicit scopes for userinfo.email (Picker), drive (Files), and drive (Advanced Service). API Keys are stored in vars sheet, never hardcoded.

Media Handling Quirks

Google Photos Picker:
- The baseUrl returned by the Picker API is hidden inside mediaFile.baseUrl (not top-level).
- Downloading this URL requires an Authorization header with the script's OAuth token, or it returns 403.
  1. Sanitize with Utilities.newBlob().
  2. Fallback to Advanced Drive Service (Drive.Files.create / v3) if standard creation fails.
Video Previews:
Video Previews:
- Use document.createElement('video') to inject video tags. Avoid template strings (<video src="...">) as the parser sanitizes them aggressively.
- Fallback to <iframe> only if native playback fails.
Client-Side Syntax:
- ES5 ONLY: Do not use class in client-side HTML files. The Apps Script sanitizer often fails to parse them. Use function constructors.

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