Private Document Upload API
Private document upload API built with Node.js and Express, handling multipart uploads to cloud storage with CORS and API authentication.
A Node.js tool that copies a Shopify store's structure — metafield and metaobject definitions, pages, blogs, collections — into another store by logical key, and refuses to touch transactional data.
Rebuilding a store's metafield architecture by hand is the part of a replatform that quietly takes a week. This exports the structure from a source store to JSON and upserts it into a destination: if a record exists it is updated, if it does not it is created, and matching is always by logical key rather than by source ID — because source IDs mean nothing in the destination store. Metafield definitions and metafield values are handled as separate passes, which is the distinction that makes references resolvable. Products, variants, inventory, customers and orders are explicitly out of scope: a structural migrator that can also move orders is a structural migrator that can also lose them.
Private document upload API built with Node.js and Express, handling multipart uploads to cloud storage with CORS and API authentication.
A Node.js and Express service layer sitting between more than one storefront and the systems behind them — Shopify APIs, Google APIs and the shared operations each store would otherwise reimplement.
A Node.js ecommerce API estate moved off Heroku dynos onto serverless containers on Google Cloud Run, with a reproducible build, managed secrets and an identity per service.
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