'use client'; import { useCallback, useMemo, useState } from 'react'; import { useParams, usePathname, useRouter } from 'next/navigation'; import { Editor, outlinePlugin, type Data } from '@reacteditor/core'; import createTailwindCdnPlugin from '@reacteditor/plugin-tailwind-cdn'; import { createShopifyPlugin } from '@reacteditor/plugin-shopify'; import { appConfig } from '@/editor.config'; import { ROUTE_KEYS, editorHref, findPageRoute } from '@/lib/pages'; import { publishPage } from '@/lib/publish-page'; import globals from '@/app.globals.json'; // Plugin instances must keep a stable identity across renders, same as // `appConfig`, so they are built once at module scope. // // The Tailwind CDN plugin only styles the editor's preview iframe; the public // routes still get their utilities from the compiled `app/globals.css`. const tailwindCdn = createTailwindCdnPlugin(); // Registers the `shopifyProduct` and `shopifyCollection` field types used by // the commerce blocks. Credentials are the same public storefront pair the // rendered components read — safe in the browser by definition. const shopify = createShopifyPlugin({ storeDomain: process.env.NEXT_PUBLIC_SHOPIFY_DOMAIN ?? 'mock.shop', publicAccessToken: process.env.NEXT_PUBLIC_SHOPIFY_PUBLIC_ACCESS_TOKEN ?? undefined, apiVersion: process.env.NEXT_PUBLIC_SHOPIFY_API_VERSION ?? '2026-07', }); // Adds the outline panel — the tree of blocks on the page, for selecting and // reordering without hunting through the preview. const outline = outlinePlugin(); const plugins = [outline, tailwindCdn, shopify]; export interface PageEditorProps { /** Route key from `lib/pages.ts`, e.g. `/products/[handle]`. */ routeKey: string; /** * The route's own `page.json`, imported by the `editor/page.tsx` that mounts * this — `import pageData from '../page.json'`. Bundled at build time, so the * editor opens with the page already in hand and no request to wait on. */ page: Record; } /** * Shared editor shell, mounted by each route's `editor/page.tsx` child. The * public routes mount `PageRender` against the same `appConfig`, so the two * never drift. * * Being a child of the route it edits is what makes the preview real: the * editor sits on the same dynamic segments as the public page, so a block * calling `useParams()` inside the preview iframe sees the actual handle from * `/products/warrior-club-hoodie/editor` — no stand-in data required. * * Data comes in as a prop — the route's own `page.json`, imported by the * `editor/page.tsx` above it — and publishing writes that same file back to * disk through the `publishPage` server action. */ export default function PageEditor({ routeKey, page }: PageEditorProps) { const router = useRouter(); const pathname = usePathname(); const params = useParams(); const [status, setStatus] = useState(null); // `app.globals.json` holds the props of blocks marked `global: true` (header, // footer), which every page.json references via `"synced": true`. The editor // needs them alongside the page so those blocks render their real content. const data = useMemo( () => ({ ...page, globals }) as unknown as Data, [page] ); // The editor lives at `/editor`; drop that segment to recover // the page's own URL for the route descriptor and the URL bar. const publicPath = useMemo( () => (pathname ?? '/editor').replace(/\/editor\/?$/, '') || '/', [pathname] ); const routeParams = useMemo(() => { const entries: Record = {}; for (const [key, value] of Object.entries(params ?? {})) { if (typeof value === 'string') entries[key] = value; } return entries; }, [params]); const handlePublish = useCallback( async (published: Data) => { setStatus('Saving…'); try { const result = await publishPage(routeKey, published); setStatus( result.error ? result.error : `Saved to ${result.file}` ); } catch { setStatus('Could not reach the server.'); } }, [routeKey] ); return ( { // The picker hands back a route key; ignore anything not registered. if (findPageRoute(nextKey)) router.push(editorHref(nextKey)); }} onPublish={handlePublish} headerTitle={findPageRoute(routeKey)?.label ?? routeKey} // The concrete URL being previewed. The editor's own URL bar shows the // route key (the template being edited); this is the resolved path. headerPath={publicPath} renderHeaderActions={({ state }) => ( {status ?? `${state.data.content.length} blocks`} )} /> ); }