🔌 Connected channels Mock OAuth

🕘 Recent activity

Per-product breakdown Availability · Reservation · Booking · Cancellation

Event log Simulated telemetry — demo only

🎯 Goal

1. Manage products quickly and effectively, kept in sync across different distribution platforms instead of manual copy-paste per OTA.

2. Price them using live context — weather, nearby events, and now live sports fixtures — instead of a single static seasonal price.

🔌 Connected services

🗂️ Architecture

Single-page app, no build step. js/db.js is the only source of truth (persisted to localStorage) — every other module reads and writes through it. js/editor.js is the core: product cards, the create/edit modal, the live Tiqets-style preview, and the push panel all live there. js/pricing.js is pure functions — given weather, events, a match and a booking window, it returns a suggestion. No module reaches into another's DOM directly.

📄 Notes for whoever's reviewing this

This is a portfolio prototype for a Junior PM (B2B Supplier Tooling) role at
Tiqets — a channel-manager for cultural venues. It's built to demo two
things a real supplier tool needs: fast product creation/editing with a
live preview, and pricing decisions backed by live context.

Every mocked piece is labeled in the UI itself, not just in this doc —
"demo note", "mock OAuth", "simulated telemetry" tags appear right where
that data shows up, so nothing here overstates what's actually wired to a
real service.

The "database" is localStorage, wrapped in js/db.js. There is no server;
a real version of this tool would swap that one file for API calls and
leave every other module untouched, since they all read/write through it.

See the full README.md in the project files for the complete breakdown,
including how to reset demo state and how to safely wire a real API key
back in without hardcoding secrets client-side.