Harris Boat Works - Mercury Repower MCP server

Mercury Repower

Mercury Repower is Harris Boat Works' public Mercury outboard catalogue and quote builder.

Source and release authority

• GitHub harrisboatworks/mercury-builder-pro on main is the authoritative source.
• HBW's Vercel project is the production release path. Merges and production deployments require explicit authorization.
• Lovable may be used as an optional editor, but do not rely on automatic GitHub synchronization without verifying it first.

Local setup

Use Node 22, as declared in engines.node.

npm ci --ignore-scripts
npm run dev

The Vite development server runs on http://localhost:8080.

Quick validation

For a normal small frontend change, run:

npm run verify:small

This runs frontend and Vite-config TypeScript checking followed by the unit suite. Both npm test and verify:small deliberately exclude financing-submission-permissions.test.ts, because that credential-gated integration test writes a financing log row and is not safe routine validation. Only the dedicated test:integration:financing runner supplies its ephemeral write opt-in; do not persist that internal marker in an environment file.

Server changes require an additional scoped check:

# Vercel API: syntax-check JavaScript and typecheck every TypeScript entry
npm run verify:api

# One or more changed Supabase Edge Function entry points
npm run typecheck:edge -- supabase/functions/<function-name>/index.ts

# Every function entry point (CI)
npm run typecheck:edge -- --all

The Edge command fails when no entry point is supplied, rejects paths outside supabase/functions, pins Deno 2.9.5, accepts multiple changed TypeScript paths or --all, disables local node_modules materialization, and checks the dedicated tracked supabase/functions/deno.lock in frozen mode. Runtime resolution still uses supabase/functions/deno.json; typecheck adds --import-map supabase/functions/deno.check.json and --no-remote so HTTPS esm.sh / deno.land specifiers resolve to locked npm: packages or the small local serve / xhr stand-ins. A new HTTPS import without a remap, a remap that still points at the network, or a remote that slips past the import map, fails instead of being skipped. A dependency change therefore fails until its reviewed lockfile update is committed. Pair each scoped checker with the relevant focused tests. Running npm run test:integration:financing is itself the per-run write opt-in and requires separate authorization, an approved target, and both test credentials in the invoking environment or ignored .env.local; the runner loads that local file before its credential preflight and fails before Vitest if either value is absent. It is never implied by npm test or verify:small.

To run one unit test file directly:

npx vitest run path/to/file.test.ts

npm run build is the full release/content pipeline, not the routine small-change check. Its lifecycle regenerates and validates many content artifacts, fetches live Google Places data, and runs scripts/indexnow-ping.mjs in postbuild. Treat it as release-adjacent external work and require the same authorization as a production trigger.

Generated artifacts

Do not hand-edit files marked as generated. Change the owning source or generator, run the relevant generate:*, rewrite:agent-urls, or other named generator script from package.json, and review the resulting diff before committing it.

Environment and secrets

• The tracked .env is public-only.
• Private local overrides belong in .env.local; *.local is already ignored.
• Keep secrets in Vercel or Supabase secret storage. Never paste them into shell history, documentation, commits, issues, logs, or model-worker prompts.

Inventory sync safety

Shortened. The full README is on GitHub.